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Gymnastics at the 2011 Commonwealth Youth Games

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Artistic Gymnastics was one of the seven sports of the 2011 Commonwealth Youth Games. Between 9 and 11 September 2011, the girls' events were held in Manx Gymnastics Centre of Excellence and the boys' events were held at the Ellan Vannin Gymnastics Club, both in Douglas, Isle of Man.[1] Artistic gymnastics was previously held at the Commonwealth Youth Games in 2004 and 2000, but it has not been held since.

Host cityIsle of Man
Dates9–11 September 2011
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Gymnastics at the IV Commonwealth Youth Games
Host cityIsle of Man
Dates9–11 September 2011
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Each Commonwealth Games Association could send a team of up to three athletes in girls and boys each.[1] The age limit for the girls' events was 13–15 (born 1996–1998) and for boys, it was 14–18 (born 1993–1997).[2] In the girls competition, twenty-eight gymnasts from thirteen countries competed, and in the boys event, twenty-six gymnasts from twelve countries competed.[2]

England won both the boys and girls team titles.[2] Dominick Cunningham from England was the most successful gymnast of the event with three gold medals, one silver medal, and one bronze medal.[3] Overall, England was the most successful country of the event- winning eight out of the fourteen gold medal awarded as well as five silver medals and five bronze medals.

Medal summary

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Boys
Team  England
Brinn Bevan
Dominick Cunningham
Gaius Thompson
 Canada
Zachary Clay
Curtis Graves
Kal Nemier
 Australia
Tyson Bull
Kent Pieterse
Declan Stacey
Individual all-around[2] England Dominick Cunningham England Gaius Thompson Wales Harry Owen
Floor[4] Australia Declan Stacey England Brinn Bevan Cyprus Michails Krasias
Pommel horse[5] Cyprus Michails Krasias England Gaius Thompson England Dominick Cunningham
Rings[6] Cyprus Michails Krasias Australia Tyson Bull Canada Curtis Graves
Vault[7] Scotland Douglas Ross England Dominick Cunningham Singapore Wei-An Terry Tay
Parallel bars[8] England Gaius Thompson England Brinn Bevan Canada Curtis Graves
Horizontal bar[9] England Dominick Cunningham Canada Curtis Graves Canada Kal Nemier
Girls
Team[10]  England
Abi Caig
Charlie Fellows
Rebecca Tunney
 Wales
Kiera Brennan
Angel Romaeo
Raer Theaker
 Australia
Alexandra Eade
Madelaine Leydin
Emma Nedov
Individual all-around[2] Wales Angel Romaeo New Zealand Brittany Robertson England Abi Caig
Vault[11] England Rebecca Tunney South Africa Kirsten Beckett England Abi Caig
Uneven bars[12] England Charlie Fellows Wales Raer Theaker Wales Angel Romaeo
Balance beam[13] Australia Emma Nedov Wales Raer Theaker England Charlie Fellows
Floor[14] England Abi Caig New Zealand Brittany Robertson England Rebecca Tunney
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