Gymnastics British Championships 2019
Are you ready to be wowed by the strength, power and amazing skills from Britain’s best artistic gymnasts? Take your seat and watch Olympic, Commonwealth and European stars battle it out for the prestigious British titles at Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena on 14-17 March 2019.
With the Olympics in Tokyo just one year away, our British heroes, and bright up and coming stars will be looking to make their mark in gymnastics history in front of an electric home crowd.
From the powerhouses on the rings to the grace and beauty of the floor routines, the explosive power of a vault to the nerve-wracking routines on the beam, you’ll be treated to extraordinary performances from Britain’s most talented gymnasts.
With sell-out crowds for the last two years, make sure you don’t miss out.
Thursday 14 March
Session 1 & 2 - Women's espoir and men's under 12 competitions
Session 3 – Men’s under 18 competition
Day one of competition features stars of our future including the women’s espoir and men’s under 12 competitions, and the men’s under 18 competition. The all-around consists of the men competing on six apparatus and the women over four, with scores from all apparatus combined to find the very best all-rounder. The gymnasts also compete for individual titles on each apparatus, so lots of medals are up for grabs!
Friday 15 March
Session 4 - Women's junior and men's under 14 competitions
The battle for medals continues on day two of competition with the women’s junior all-around and men’s under 14 all-around competitions. Who will hold their nerve and produce top quality performances across all apparatus to take the coveted all-around title?
Saturday 16 March
Session 5 – Women’s senior and men's under 16 competitions
Session 6 - Women's senior and men's senior competitions
On Saturday morning, the under 16 men showcase their best routines and compete for medals, while the fight for the prestigious senior all-around British titles get underway for the women. The early rounds see gymnasts from all over the country setting the standard, before the very best compete in the last session of the day. The afternoon session is when Olympic and world-class men’s and women’s gymnastics heroes enter the arena and compete for British glory as the all-around medals are decided.
Sunday 17 March
Session 7 - Women's espoir & junior apparatus finals and men's under 16 apparatus finals. Disability master’s competition.
Session 8 - Women's senior apparatus finals and men's masters
The weekend concludes with a packed day of explosive finals as the best of the best compete to be crowned champion on each of the six men’s and four women’s individual apparatus. The morning session features young up-and-coming stars in a variety of age categories along with the disability masters, while the afternoon sees the return of the top scoring senior women to compete. The men’s masters competition sees the top eight scoring male gymnasts across all age groups going head to head on the floor, high bar, vault, parallel bars, rings and pommel. This is a great opportunity for high-achieving juniors to take on the seniors!
A spectacular competition showcasing the biggest tricks on the pommel, the twists and turns on the bar and the explosions of power and energy of the vault. Who will risk it all and go for glory to be crowned champion of their specialist apparatus?
*Please note due to the nature of sport, individual gymnast appearances can’t be guaranteed. Final schedule to be confirmed when all gymnasts have qualified.
