The 2023 Junior World Championships MAG Master Team List

He Xiang

The FIG has released the nominative rosters for this year’s Junior World Championships, to be held beginning March 29 in Antalya, Turkey.

A full list of all teams is below, and we’ll change the “nominative” status to official once the rosters are announced by each federation.

ARGENTINA

• Matias Coralizzi
• Fausto Latella
• Thiago Ognibene

Nominative.

ARMENIA

• Erik Baghdasaryan
• Mamikon Khachatryan
• Hamlet Manukyan

Nominative.

AUSTRALIA

• Matthew Davies
• Nicholas Howard
• Ritam Malik

Confirmed by the Australian federation on December 11. Logan Owen was originally named to the team, but has withdrawn and was replaced by the alternate, Nicholas Howard, while Alistair Hoole has moved into the alternate spot.

AUSTRIA

• Alfred Schwaiger

Confirmed by the Austrian federation on March 6.

AZERBAIJAN

• Rasul Ahmadzada
• Anar Hasanov

Nominative.

BANGLADESH

• Menton Toni Mro
• Mongching Pro Tripura

Nominative.

BELGIUM

• Victor Tournicourt
• Giel Vandeberg

Confirmed by the Belgian federation on March 22.

BRAZIL

• Erick Oliveira Domingues
• Bernardo Ferreira
• João Victor Perdigão
• Guilherme Silva

Nominative.

BULGARIA

• Zdravko Dobrev
• Maksim Kazandzhiev
• Christopher Popov Nogeira
• Daniel Trifonov

Confirmed by the Bulgarian federation on March 23.

CANADA

• Matteo Bardana
• Victor Canuel
• Xavier Olasz
• Thomas Tittley

Nominative.

CHINA

• He Xiang
• Qin Guohuan
• Yang Chunjie
• Zhang Yangyu

Confirmed by Xinhua News on March 22. The alternate will be determined at a later date.

COLOMBIA

• Angel Barajas

Confirmed by La Opinión on March 21.

COSTA RICA

• Ariel Villalobos

Confirmed by La Republica on March 20.

CROATIA

• Marko Kendel

Nominative.

CYPRUS

• Neofytos Savva

Nominative.

CZECHIA

• Jonas Danek

Nominative.

DENMARK

• Mads Dehle

Nominative.

ECUADOR

• Stefano Romero

Confirmed by the Ecuadorian federation on January 25 .

EGYPT

• Mostafa Ahmed
• Mohamed Attia
• Yahia Zakaria

Nominative.

EL SALVADOR

• Sebastian Molina

Nominative.

FINLAND

• Aaro Harju
• Marcus Pietarinen
• Alex Tukiainen

Confirmed by the Finnish federation on March 20. Aleksi Vesala is the alternate.

FRANCE

• Romain Cavallaro
• Manoah Felicite
• Anthony Mansard

Confirmed by the French federation on March 23. Naël Sakouhi is the alternate.

GEORGIA

• Dachi Dolidze

Nominative.

GERMANY

• Timo Eder
• Alexander Kirchner
• Maxim Kovalenko

Confirmed by the German federation on March 20.

GREAT BRITAIN

• George Atkins
• Winston Powell
• Alexander Yolshina-Cash

Confirmed by the British federation on March 6. 

GREECE

• Serafeim Eminidis
• Angelos Meliksetian
• Grigorios Tritsiniotis

Nominative.

HUNGARY

• Balazs Juhasz
• Zala Samu Zambori
• Szilard Zavory

Nominative.

IRAN

• Ali Asadihafez
• Mohammadsadra Mobin
• Abolfazl Nikkhoualamshiri
• Nima Yaghoubi

Nominative.

ITALY

• Manuel Berettera
• Tommaso Brugnami
• Riccardo Villa

Confirmed by the Italian federation on March 20. Lorenzo Tomei is the alternate.

JAPAN

• Kamiyama Haruto
• Tanida Masaharu
• Tsunogai Tomoharu

Confirmed by the Japanese federation on March 23. Noda Rento is the alternate.

JORDAN

• Zaid Al Khalidi

Nominative.

KAZAKHSTAN

• Nurtan Idrissov
• Zeinolla Idrissov
• Roman Khegay
• Altynkhan Temirbek

Nominative.

LATVIA

• Deniss Jemcevs
• Artjoms Scerbatjuks
• Reinis Zilko

Nominative.

LITHUANIA

• Nedas Grikinis
• Martynas Murenas
• Kristijonas Padegimas

Nominative.

LUXEMBOURG

• Mathis Kayser

Nominative.

MEXICO

• Juan Pablo Dueñas
• Juan David Hernández
• Juan Pablo Porras

Confirmed by the Mexican federation on March 6. Cesar Ruelas is the alternate.

NETHERLANDS

• Aaron Enser

Confirmed by Lisa Deen on March 21. Elijah Faverus was originally expected to compete, but he has withdrawn due to injury.

NEW ZEALAND

• Oliver Gormack
• Alexander Istock
• Yuto Kawase

Confirmed by the New Zealand federation on November 24. Taiga Stenton is the alternate.

NICARAGUA

• Carlos Peralta

Confirmed by the Nicaraguan federation on March 21.

NORWAY

• Kasper Berntsen
• Jakob Kvamsøe
• Ivan Maltsev

Nominative.

PERU

• Eduardo Manrique

Nominative.

POLAND

• Tomasz Le Khac

Nominative.

PUERTO RICO

• Jensuel Soto

Nominative.

ROMANIA

• Flavius Borca
• Norbert Marcu
• Iustin Mihai
• David Puicea

Nominative.

SINGAPORE

• Jovi Loh

Confirmed by the Singaporean federation on February 22.

SLOVAKIA

• Sebastian Samson

Nominative.

SOUTH AFRICA

• Kadin Chester
• Daniel McLean
• Burhaan Mia

Confirmed by the South African federation on March 16. Frederik Daniel Cornelissen is the alternate.

SOUTH KOREA

• Kim Seungbin
• Noh Hyeonu
• Park Sunwoo

Nominative.

SPAIN

• Marco Bencomo
• Alvaro Giraldez
• Aitor Gómez
• Eric Terres

Confirmed by the Spanish federation on March 6. The alternate will be determined at a later date.

SWEDEN

• Viggo Altarac
• Olof Antti
• Theo Holmgren

Nominative.

TAIWAN

• Chiang Yu-Li
• Hsiao Yu-Lun
• Li Hong-Wen
• Liu Kun-Jie

Nominative.

TURKEY

• Alperen Ege Avci
• Ahmet Burak Ekici
• Altan Dogan
• Volkan Arda Hamarat

Confirmed by the Turkish federation on March 21. The alternate will be determined at a later date.

UKRAINE

• Ivan Rudyi
• Rodion Shkuratskyi
• Yurii Yemelianov

Nominative.

UNITED STATES

• Kiran Mandava
• David Shamah
• Kai Uemura

Confirmed by the U.S. federation on March 7. Caden Clinton is the alternate.

UZBEKISTAN

• Ozotilla Abdurasulov
• Artem Melnikov
• Musulmon Rustamov

Nominative.

Article by Lauren Hopkins

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By: Lauren
Title: The 2023 Junior World Championships MAG Master Team List
Sourced From: thegymter.net/2023/03/23/the-2023-junior-world-championships-mag-master-team-list/
Published Date: Fri, 24 Mar 2023 01:50:11 +0000