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2025 Winter Cup
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The 2025 Winter Cup was an artistic gymnastics competition held at Freedom Hall in Louisville, Kentucky, on February 21–23, 2025.[1] As in recent years, the competition included men's and women's gymnastics.[2]
Background
The event was held in Louisville, which hosted the 2023 and 2024 Winter Cup.[1][3]
Competition schedule
The competition had senior and junior competitions for both women's and men's disciplines. The competition schedule was (all times in eastern).[4]
Friday, February 21:
- Winter Cup – Senior Men – Day 1, 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, February 22:
- Elite Team Cup – 1:00 p.m.
- Winter Cup – Senior Women – 6:00 p.m.
Sunday, February 23:
- Winter Cup – Junior Women – 9:00 a.m.
- Nastia Liukin Cup – 12:30 p.m.
- Winter Cup – Junior Men and Senior Men Day 2 – 4:30 p.m.
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Medalists
National team and international assignments
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Due to winning a team medal at the 2024 Olympic Games, all five team members plus the two traveling alternates were automatically named to the men's national team: Asher Hong, Paul Juda, Brody Malone, Stephen Nedoroscik, Fred Richard, Shane Wiskus, and Khoi Young.
Following the conclusion of the competition, the following individuals were also named to the national team: Taylor Burkhart, Taylor Christopulos, Brandon Dang, Alex Diab, Patrick Hoopes, Jun Iwai, Riley Loos, Alex Nitache, and Colt Walker. Additionally Tate Costa, Josh Karnes, Kiran Mandava, Kai Uemura retained their spots on the senior development team.[11]
Additionally USA Gymnastics also announced upcoming international assignments. Multiple gymnasts were given FIG World Cup assignments: Baku – Dang, Hoopes, and Diab; Antalya – Dang, Hoopes, and Hong alongside women's team members Claire Pease and Jayla Hang; Osijek – Diab, Loos, and Iwai; Cairo – Dang, Diab, and Hoopes. For the DTB Pokal Team Challenge and Mixed Cup Loos, Iwai, Christopulos, Walker, and Uemura were selected for the Team Challenge while Mandava and Nitache were selected for the Mixed Cup, to be joined by Ashlee Sullivan, Simone Rose, and Nola Matthews.[15]
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Participants
Men
- Javier Alfonso
- Drake Andrews
- Hasan Aydogdu
- Fuzzy Benas
Jeremy Bischoff- Sasha Bogonosiuk
- Crew Bold
- Nartey Brady
- Taylor Burkhart
- Kelton Christiansen
- Taylor Christopulos
- Caden Clinton
- Ethan Cox
- Brandon Dang
- Alex Diab
- Brigham Frentheway
- Kristian Grahovski
- Tas Hajdu
- Dallas Hale
- Patrick Hoopes
- Jun Iwai
- Kyle Jordan
Panteley Kolodii- Danila Leykin
- Riley Loos
- Kiran Mandava
- Kameron Nelson
- Preston Ngai
- Brandon Nguyen
- Alexandru Nitache
- Jesse-Lee Pakele
- Justin Park
- Zachary Patrick
- David Ramirez
- Divier Ramos
- Dante Reive
- Fred Richard
- Ty Roderiques
- Nathan Roman
- Ian Sandoval
- Caden Spencer
- Parker Thackston
- Kai Uemura
- Matthew Underhill
- Erich Upton
- Colt Walker
- Ignacio Yonkers
Women
- Harlow Buddendeck
- Dulcy Caylor
- Tatum Drusch
- Jordis Eichman
- Kieryn Finnell
- Catherine Guy
- Jayla Hang
- Gabrielle Hardie
- Myli Lew
- Evey Lowe
- Nola Matthews
- Annalisa Milton
- Malea Milton
- Avery Moll
- Zoey Molomo
- Claire Pease
- Jazlene Pickens
- Brooke Pierson
- Hezly Rivera
- Alessia Rosa
- Simone Rose
- Izzy Stassi
- Ashlee Sullivan
Tiana Sumanasekera- Brynn Torry
- Maliha Tressel
- Audree Valdenarro
- Camie Westerman
- CaMarah Williams
- Halle Shea Wittenberg
- Kelise Woolford
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Nastia Liukin Cup
The 16th annual Nastia Liukin Cup was held in conjunction with the 2025 Winter Cup.[18]
Medal winners
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References
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