Ossolodkov Brothers Win Two Golds at Acrobatic Gymnastics World Championships
- The American acrobatic gymnastics delegation secured four medals, including two titles captured by the Ossolodkov brothers, on September 26, 2026, at the Acrobatic Gymnastics World Championships in Pesaro,...
- Yaroslav and Vsevolod Ossolodkov of Beaumont, California, representing Incentive – AGT, converted their top qualifying rankings into two gold medals Saturday evening.
- The United States added two more medals in the women's pair competition through Sydney Padios and Willow Noble, both of Moreno Valley, California, and representing Incentive – AGT.
The American acrobatic gymnastics delegation secured four medals, including two titles captured by the Ossolodkov brothers, on September 26, 2026, at the Acrobatic Gymnastics World Championships in Pesaro, Italy.
Ossolodkov Brothers Win Two Titles
Yaroslav and Vsevolod Ossolodkov of Beaumont, California, representing Incentive – AGT, converted their top qualifying rankings into two gold medals Saturday evening. The brothers won the men’s pair combined title with a score of 29.620, finishing ahead of Kazakhstan at 29.210 and Belarus at 28.630.
The pair also claimed the men’s pair balance gold medal with a score of 29.750. They finished nearly a full point ahead of Kazakhstan, which scored 28.990, and Azerbaijan, which took third with 28.950.
Sydney Padios and Willow Noble Earn Bronze Medals
The United States added two more medals in the women’s pair competition through Sydney Padios and Willow Noble, both of Moreno Valley, California, and representing Incentive – AGT. The pair earned two bronze medals Saturday after standing behind competitors from Israel and Great Britain on both podiums.
Padios and Noble secured bronze in the dynamic final with a score of 27.730 and took bronze in the combined final with a score of 28.230. In those events, Israel won gold with a 29.010 in combined and 28.690 in dynamic, while Great Britain captured silver with a 28.500 in combined and 28.150 in dynamic.

Additional U.S. Results and Sunday Schedule
Rounding out the American performances in Italy, the women’s group of Roni Azerrad of Rockville, Maryland, Layla DeVaul of Rockville, Maryland, and Ayden Rawls-Blodgett of Columbia, Maryland, representing Xtreme Acro, finished seventh in the dynamic final with a score of 27.320. Azerbaijan won that competition with a score of 28.580. Three more finals are scheduled for Sunday as U.S. athletes continue competition at the Acro World Championships. Action begins at 5 a.m.
