Spain women's national artistic gymnastics team

The Spain women's national artistic gymnastics team represents Spain in FIG international competitions.

Continental unionEuropean Union of Gymnastics

Appearances8

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Spain
Olympic Games
Continental union	European Union of Gymnastics
Appearances	8
World Championships

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History

Spain made their Olympic debut in 1960, in which they placed 16th as a team.^[1] Only one Spanish woman has won an Olympic medal in gymnastics: Patricia Moreno won bronze on floor exercise at the 2004 Olympic Games.^[2]

Team competition results

Olympic Games

1960 — 16th place
Elena Artamendi, Montserrat Artamendi, Rosa Balaguer, María del Carmen González, María Luisa Fernández, Renata Müller
1984 — 9th place
Laura Muñoz, Ana Manso, Marta Artigas, Irene Martínez, Virginia Navarro, Margot Estévez
1988 — 9th place
Laura Muñoz, Eva Rueda, Manuela Hervás, Lidia Castillejo, Nuria García, Nuria Belchi
1992 — 5th place
Cristina Fraguas, Sonia Fraguas, Alicia Fernández, Eva Rueda, Ruth Rollán, Silvia Martínez
1996 — 7th place
Mónica Martín, Joana Juárez, Mercedes Pacheco, Diana Plaza, Elisabeth Valle, Verónica Castro, Gemma Paz
2000 — 4th place
Esther Moya, Sara Moro, Laura Martinez, Susana Garcia, Marta Cusido, Paloma Moro
2004 — 5th place
Laura Campos, Tania Gener, Elena Gómez, Monica Mesalles, Patricia Moreno, Sara Moro
2020 — 12th place
Laura Bechdejú, Marina González, Alba Petisco, Roxana Popa

World Championships

2001 – 4th place
Sara Moro, Elena Gómez, Marta Cusidó, Esther Moya, Alba Planas, Ana Parera
2003 – 5th place
Elena Gómez, Mónica Mesalles, Patricia Moreno, Sara Moro, Tania Gener, Lenika de Simone
2006 – 8th place
Thais Escolar, Lenika de Simone, Laura Campos, Tania Gener, Patricia Moreno, Mélodie Pulgarín
2007 – 15th place
Mercedes Alcaide, Laura Campos, Patricia Moreno, Mélodie Pulgarín, Naomi Ruiz Walker, Lenika de Simone
2010 – 18th place
Ainhoa Carmona, Claudia Vila, Cristiana Mironescu, Cintia Rodríguez, Elena Zaldívar, Ana María Izurieta
2011 – 12th place
Ainhoa Carmona, Silvia Colussi-Pelaez, Beatriz Cuesta, Ana María Izurieta, Claudia Menendez, Maria Paula Vargas
2014 – 15th place
Ainhoa Carmona, Claudia Colom, Marta Costa, Ana Pérez, Roxana Popa, Cintia Rodríguez
2015 – 17th place
Claudia Colom, Nora Fernández, Ana Pérez, Roxana Popa, Natalia Ros, Maria Paula Vargas
2018 – 18th place
Laura Bechdeju, Helena Bonilla, Ana Pérez, Paula Raya, Cintia Rodriguez
2019 – 12th place
Marina González, Ana Pérez, Alba Petisco, Roxana Popa, Cintia Rodríguez
2022 – 17th place
Laura Casabuena, Emma Fernandez, Maia Llacer, Laia Masferrer, Paula Raya
2023 – 16th place
Laura Casabuena, Laia Font, Ana Pérez, Alba Petisco, Sara Pinilla

Senior roster

More information Name, Birth date and age ...

Name	Birth date and age	Hometown
Laura Casabuena	(2005-12-26) 26 December 2005 (age 20)	Alcoy
Yaama Diedhiou	2009	Keur Massar, Senegal
Marina Escudero	(2008-11-07) 7 November 2008 (age 17)	Sant Cugat del Vallès
Laia Font	(2007-02-20) 20 February 2007 (age 19)	Gironella
Maia Llacer	(2004-04-04) 4 April 2004 (age 22)	Alcoy
Susana Martínez	2010	Castelldefels
Laia Masferrer	(2005-12-11) 11 December 2005 (age 20)	Madrid
Aitana Pacheco	2009	Madrid
Ana Pérez	(1997-12-14) 14 December 1997 (age 28)	Sevilla
Alba Petisco	(2003-02-01) 1 February 2003 (age 23)	Villarino de los Aires
Elia Ribas	(2009-07-03) 3 July 2009 (age 16)	Girona
Mar Royo	2009	Barcelona
Elvira Ruiz-Fornells	2009	Madrid
Carlota Salas	2006	Seville
Ainara Sautua	(2005-01-20) 20 January 2005 (age 21)	Madrid