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Canada's Sport Minister Pascale St-Onge is freezing Gymnastics Canada's funding until the national federation signs on with the new Office of Sports Integrity Commissioner.
SAI inquiry indicts Jaiswal for involvement in videography rowNEW DELHI: Just a week ahead of the start of the CWG, gymnastics coach Rohit Jaiswal, who was accused of 'misdemeanour' by leading gymnast Aruna Budda Reddy, has been dropped from the Indian contingent for the Birmingham edition of the Games. It's been learnt that Jaiswal's parent organisation, Border Security Force (BSF), has refused to grant him no-objection certificate (NOC) to travel for the Games. The development came nearly a week after TOI had, in its edition dated July 16, reported about Jaiswal's inclusion as one of the men's team's coaches in the Indian gymnastics contingent for the CWG.
More than 500 Canadian gymnasts are calling on Canada's Sport Minister to freeze funding to their national sport organization.
Abby Spadafora has had trouble sleeping since a gymnastics coach in Lethbridge, Alta., was charged with sexually assaulting a seven-year-old girl last week.
Jaiswal was recently repatriated to his parent cadre -- Border Security Force (BSF) -- by the Sports Authority of India (SAI) after a three-member SAI's inquiry committee, which was tasked with probing the alleged incident where the gymnast was video-graphed during a fitness test, had concluded its investigation into the matter and submitted the report to the headquarters. A seven-member Indian gymnastics contingent has been selected for the CWG, with Jaiswal and Ashok Kumar Mishra as the two male coaches.
Olympic all-around champion Suni Lee has been participating in a USA Gymnastics national team camp this week, her first national team activity since the Tokyo Games.
Olympic all-around champion Suni Lee is expected to take part in a USA Gymnastics national team camp starting Sunday, backing up her prior statements that she plans to return to elite gymnastics ahead of the 2024 Paris Games.
The girls from Greenhill Gymnastics Club in Herne Bay were in impressive form as they travelled to Stoke-on-Trent to represent the South-East region at the British-National grade finals.