Guernsey‍ Tumbling Squad Celebrates First National Medal Win

Updated June⁣ 03, ⁤2025
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The ​Guernsey⁢ Tumbling ⁣Squad achieved⁣ a ‍historic milestone, ⁤securing its first-ever national medal at the English‍ Gymnastics‌ Championships in⁣ Telford. Among the team’s largest⁢ contingent to date, 10-year-old ‌robbie clinched a bronze⁤ medal, marking a significant achievement ⁣for ⁤the young​ athletes.

Coach Bobby Montague lauded the team’s dedication and progress. He noted‍ the​ squad’s hard work and⁣ individual improvements have culminated⁣ in this success at⁣ the English Gymnastics Championships.

Robbie is preparing to participate in the second qualifier for the British Gymnastics Championships later in June, ​building on his recent success in gymnastics.

It was very exciting‍ as when I started I didn’t really know much about it and three and‌ a half years later I won a bronze medal ‌at the English Gymnastics Championships!

Robbie

Robbie described the experience in Telford ⁢as “very nerve-wracking,” but added ‌that ‌he “loves how it’s really fun.” He incorporated a new​ combination of tumbles, including whips, ​flicks, and a full twist with a straight back ending, in his routine.

Montague highlighted that this was the‍ first time a gymnast from⁤ the squad had competed ⁣in the elite‍ category. He also noted that team⁢ members ‍Rosie and Myra were ranked ‍11th nationally, while Mason achieved a fourth-place ranking.

I was very pleased ⁣becuase because‍ there were some ‌very challenging people in my category.

Robbie

What’s next

Looking ahead, Robbie aspires to compete in the ​World ​Gymnastic Championships, ​viewing it as an amazing achievement nonetheless of the ⁣outcome.The Guernsey Tumbling Squad aims to continue its⁢ development and build on this ⁢success in future competitions.