The spotlight was on Chengdu, Sichuan Province, as Hu Yicheng and Zhang Xinxin of the Chinese mainland soared to gold in the women's synchronized trampoline final at the 2025 Chengdu World Games. Their near-flawless routine earned 51.340 points, outpacing Japan and Canada in a field of four elite duos.
The competition featured Olympic standouts: Great Britain's Tokyo 2020 champion Bryony Page teamed with Isabelle Songhurst, Canada’s Paris 2024 bronze medalist Sarah Milette joined forces with her partner, and Japan fielded a squad led by two-time Olympic qualifier Hikaru Mori.
In the semifinals, Japan edged out Page and Songhurst to secure a finals berth, while the Chinese mainland duo defeated Canada, setting the stage for an all-Asian showdown.
Championship Recap
- Gold: Hu Yicheng & Zhang Xinxin (Chinese mainland) – 51.340 points
- Silver: Hikaru Mori-led team (Japan)
- Bronze: Sarah Milette’s duo (Canada)
Why It Matters
This victory not only highlights the Chinese mainland’s depth in trampoline gymnastics but also showcases Chengdu’s emergence as a global sports hub. Young fans worldwide are tuning in, inspired by the blend of precision, athleticism, and cultural exchange on full display in Sichuan’s latest sporting spectacle.
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China wins women's trampoline synchronized gold at Chengdu World Games
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