A talented group of 20 young gymnasts will proudly represent Team Fiji at the 2025 Australian National Clubs Carnival in Aerobic Gymnastics, set to unfold on the Gold Coast next week. Under the guidance of Head Coach Josiemaraya Ryland and volunteer assistant Sai Vualili, these gymnasts, drawn from the Flight Club and AeroGym Fiji, range in age from 7 to 14.
Comprising 11 athletes from Flight Club and 9 from AeroGym Fiji, the team will compete across several levels, including Levels 3–5, AeroDance Division 1, and Youth International categories. Flights are scheduled for various days, with the first group departing tomorrow.
The dedication to nurturing young talent in Fiji is evident not just through this team’s participation at an international carnival, but also through the recent initiatives and showcases that have been organized within the country. Recent events have highlighted the increasing talent pool in Fiji, emphasizing the growing presence of Fijian gymnasts on international stages.
Athletes like Robyn Eastgate and Lauren Pilla have also brought attention to Fijian gymnastics. Their achievements show the potential and skill residing in the island nation. Such involvement underscores a commitment to fostering a supportive and inspiring environment for young athletes, one that encourages them to pursue not just local, but global success.
With strong community support and a focus on skills development, the future of gymnastics in Fiji holds much promise. These young athletes are not only paving new paths for themselves but are also laying the groundwork for future generations. The growth and international presence of Fijian gymnasts signal a bright horizon, inspiring hope and ambition in the nation’s aspiring athletes.
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