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Gravesend gymnast Georgia-Mae Fenton will be going for gold on home soil once again after she was included in the British squad for the World Artistic Championships in Liverpool next month.
Georgia-Mae Fenton insists she is ready for new challenges after enjoying a successful multi-sport European Championships in Munich. The 22-year-old from Gravesend leaves the German city with a silver team medal, as well as a sixth-place finish in the uneven bars final. Ad Fenton joined forces with Alice Kinsella, Jessica and Jennifer Gadirova and Ondine Achampong to grab a podium place and is relishing the next stage of her burgeoning career.
Precocious Alice Kinsella is relishing her role nurturing the next generation of British gymnasts. The Sutton Coldfield star is just 21-years-old but after one Olympic, three European and five Commonwealth Games medals, has firmly established her status as the most experienced member of the British team. Ad Kinsella scooped a pair of silvers at this weekend’s multi-sport European Championships in Munich but was unable to complete a hat-trick on the bars on Sunday.
JESSICA GADIROVA delivered a dazzling routine to defend her European floor title and then roared — bring on the worlds in Liverpool. The Coventry gymnast, 17, racked up a stunning score of 14.00 to beat Martina Maggio and Angela Andreoli and emulate her memorable exploits in Basel last year at the multi-sport event. Ad Gadirova competed after her Italian opponents to pull off a daring, bold routine on the final time she will ever perform it on the major international stage.
Crowd-pleaser Alice Kinsella says her pair of multi-sport European Championship medals feel even bigger than her Olympic bronze after a magical week in Munich. The Southend-born star, 21, won individual all around silver on Thursday before following it up with the same colour medal in Saturday’s team event. Ad Kinsella joined forces with Jessica and Jennifer Gadirova, Ondine Achampong and Georgia-Mae Fenton to finish second behind Italy ahead of hosts Germany on the podium.
Alice Kinsella warned she's still got plenty more left in the tank after battling through a 'dodgy' display to win a brilliant silver medal at the European Championships. Kinsella, 21, held her nerve in a hotly-contested all around final to finish second behind Asia D'Amato in Munich. Ad The Sutton Coldfield star, who won team bronze in Tokyo last summer, came into the event off the back of two Commonwealth golds and continued her searing season by beating Martina Maggio to silver.
Jessica Gadriova refused to blame her decision to miss the Commonwealth Games for the dramatic fall that derailed her European Championship dream. The Coventry gymnast, 17, finished 10th in Thursday's all around final after suffering a nasty-looking tumble on the balance beam to stun the Munich crowd. Ad Gadirova and her twin sister Jennifer — both of whom competed at last summer's Olympic Games — had opted to miss the Birmingham showpiece owing to a desire to prioritise the European Championships in Munich.
Joe Fraser hailed his “wonderkid” team-mate Jake Jarman after the England duo wrapped up their artistic gymnastics campaign with a glittering seven-gold total haul on the concluding day of apparatus finals at sold-out Arena Birmingham.