PESARO, Italy (September 27, 2026) – Yaroslav and Vsevolod Ossolodkov (Beaumont, Calif./Incentive – AGT) became the first U.S. athletes in history to sweep all titles in their division at the Acrobatic World Championships, taking men’s pair dynamic gold on Sunday to earn their third win of the meet and conclude competition in Italy. The U.S. women’s senior group added silver to bring the American delegation’s medal in total in Pesaro to six, equaling the country’s 2022 record of most medals won at an Acrobatic World Championships.

Having already won balance and combined, the Ossolodkovs earned dynamic gold on Sunday with a 28.860 to finished ahead of Kazakhstan (28.480) and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (28.120). The duo’s titles were the first for a U.S. men’s pair since Angel Felix and Braiden McDougall won combined and dynamic gold in 2022 and also marked the first-ever sweep in men’s pair competition.

Adding silver to the country’s accolades Sunday was the senior women’s group of Juli Williams (Columbia, Md./Emilia’s Acro Gymnastics and Cheer), Carmelle Djoumgoue (Jessup, Md./Emilia’s Acro Gymnastics and Cheer) and Aubrie Cunningham (Ellicott City, Md./Emilia’s Acro Gymnastics and Cheer). The trio secured combined silver with a 28.570, .040 points behind China (28.610) and just ahead of Belarus (28.460).

The U.S women’s pair of Sydney Padios (Moreno Valley, Calif./Incentive – AGT) and Willow Noble (Moreno Valley, Calif./Incentive – AGT) was also active in finals, finishing fifth in balance with a 28.100. Israel won the final with a 28.910.

The American delegation departs Europe with six World Championships medals. Complete results from the event will soon be available on the World Gymnastics website. U.S. medals are listed below.

2026 Acrobatic World Championships U.S. Medal Table
Total: 6

Gold (3)
– Yaroslav and Vsevolod Ossolodkov, men’s pair combined
– Yaroslav and Vsevolod Ossolodkov, men’s pair balance
– Yaroslav and Vsevolod Ossolodkov, men’s pair dynamic

Silver (1)
– Juli Williams, Carmelle Djoumgoue and Aubrie Cunningham, women’s group combined

Bronze (2)
– Sydney Padios and Willow Noble, women’s pair combined
– Sydney Padios and Willow Noble, women’s pair dynamic