Greece\u2019s Alexandra Efraimoglou has won the women\u2019s tumbling world title at the 2026 Trampoline and Tumbling World Championships in Nanjing, China, taking gold with 26.300 points on Saturday, 7 November.<\/h2>\n
The official competition results<\/a> place Efraimoglou ahead of Russia\u2019s Arina Kaliandra, who won silver with 25.900, and France\u2019s Maelle Dumitru-Marin, who took bronze with 24.700.<\/p>\n World Gymnastics confirmed the podium in an announcement on its official X account<\/a>, introducing Efraimoglou as the new world champion. The result is a World Championship title, separate from her earlier World Cup success in Coimbra, Portugal.<\/p>\n Efraimoglou finished 0.400 points ahead of Kaliandra in the deciding four-woman final. Russia\u2019s Elena Neiman placed fourth with 24.100, according to the official results service.<\/p>\n Read more: Greece Claims Historic Place at Mediterranean Games with 71 Medals<\/p>\n The championship is the 39th edition of the Trampoline and Tumbling World Championships, held in Nanjing from 4 to 8 November. Efraimoglou\u2019s gold came in women\u2019s tumbling, which is a separate discipline from individual trampoline and double mini-trampoline.<\/p>\n The official final ranking and World Gymnastics\u2019 medal announcement both record the same winning score and podium. The announcement was posted on Saturday evening, Sydney time.<\/p>\n Efraimoglou previously won the senior European women\u2019s tumbling title in Guimar\u00e3es, Portugal, on 7 April 2024. European Gymnastics\u2019 report<\/a> records her winning score of 26.200, tied with Portugal\u2019s Mariana Cascalheira, with the title decided by the previous round\u2019s results.<\/p>\nGold for Greece in Nanjing<\/h2>\n
From European gold to the world title<\/h2>\n
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