This year’s Asian Championships begin tomorrow in Zunyi, China, where nations across the region will battle for team and individual spots for this year’s world championships.

What’s at Stake?

All of the continental championship meets this season most importantly serve as qualifiers for world championships, which will take place this autumn in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Unlike last year, nations can only attend worlds in 2026 and 2027 if they qualify teams or individual athletes. For MAG, the continent is allotted five teams and six individual all-around spots based on this week’s competition.

Of course, medals are also up for grabs here, including for team, all-around, and apparatus competition, which is the primary goal for the junior athletes who are also competing.

Who’s Competing?

A full list of competitors is below, with seniors in the left column. The junior start lists aren’t yet live, but we’ll add once they’re up on June 18!

*Australia is competing kind of as an exhibition and will not be eligible for world championships berths here having already qualified in Oceania

When’s It Happening?

Here’s the complete schedule. All times are local to Zunyi.

How Can We Follow Along?

You can stream the competition live on AsianGymTV.

Live scores and official result PDFs will be available via China’s scoring system.

Article by Lauren Hopkins