U.S. Athletes Shine at 2025 trampoline World Age Group Competitions
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PAMPLONA,Spain (November 15,2025) – Eight more U.S. athletes secured their spots in the finals competition as qualifications wrapped up Saturday at the 2025 Trampoline World Age Group Competitions. The event showcases rising talent in trampoline, tumbling, and double mini, providing a crucial platform for young athletes to compete internationally.
Strong Performances in 17-21 Division
In the 17-21 age division, Nate Swanepoel (Phoenix, Ariz./North Valley Gymnastics) and Kaysen maag (Orem, Utah/Utah Valley Trampoline & Tumbling) demonstrated exceptional skill in men’s double mini, finishing among the top three qualifiers. Their performance guarantees them a place in the finals, where they’ll compete for a medal.
Double Mini Explained
Double mini trampoline involves athletes performing two controlled somersaults or twisting somersaults onto a smaller trampoline, then landing on a landing mat. It requires a unique combination of power,agility,and precise timing. It’s a dynamic discipline that’s visually exciting and technically demanding.
Additional Qualifiers
The success wasn’t limited to double mini. Several other U.S. athletes also qualified for finals in their respective events. Details on those athletes and their events will be released as they become available.
What’s Next?
The finals competition promises to be a thrilling showcase of talent. U.S. athletes will be aiming to build on their qualifying success and compete for podium finishes. The event provides valuable experience for these young athletes as they continue to develop their skills and pursue their trampoline and tumbling dreams.
Key Takeaways
- Eight U.S. athletes advanced to finals at the 2025 Trampoline World Age Group Competitions.
- Nate Swanepoel and Kaysen maag qualified in men’s double mini in the 17-21 division.
- The competition highlights the growing talent in U.S. trampoline and tumbling.
- The finals will be a showcase of skill and determination.