Shea Rudolph (Boston, Mass.) won his second-career FIG silver medal at the 2025 Parkour Amsterdam World Cup in the Netherlands. A 2023 World Cup bronze medalist, Rudolph claimed silver with a score of 27.30 in the men’s freestyle final behind Jai Bos of the host country in first (29.70) and ahead of Japan’s Tomoya Suzuki in third (27.10).
Also competing for the U.S was George Munro (Mexico City, Mexico) who was 14th (23.90) in men’s freestyle qualifying and 29th (31.12) in speed, and Roland Hannigan (Greenville, S.C.) who landed 33rd (31.84) in speed. Brittany Durant (Walnut Creek, Calif.) was part of the delegation in Amsterdam but did not compete.
- Results: Senior Ind. | Junior Ind. | Junior Group | Hopes
Individual and group titles were won over the weekend at the 2025 Rhythmic Elite Qualifier in Naperville, Illinois.
Rin Keys (Porter Ranch, Calif./Burlo Gymnastics) retained her all-around crown in 2025, scoring a 113.000 overall to win senior gold. She also had the highest scores on ball (29.450) and ribbon (29.050) and the third highest on hoop (27.350). Megan Chu (San Diego, Calif./Pacific Stars Rhythmic Academy) was the all-around silver medalist with a 111.800, while Evita Griskenas (Orland Park, Ill./North Shore Rhythmic Gymnastics Center) took bronze with a 106.650.
In junior competition, Natalia de la Rosa (Woodland Hills, Calif./Burlo Gymnastics) claimed gold in the all-around with a 105.100, also having the top scores on hoop (27.500) and clubs (27.200) and the third highest on ball (25.300) and ribbon (25.100). Dawn Kim (San Diego, Calif./Pacific Stars Rhythmic Academy) secured all-around silver (102.950) and Anna Filipp (Porter Ranch, Calif./Burlo Gymnastics) all-around bronze (101.950).
The junior group from Burlo Gymnastics of Alana Hirota (West Hills, Calif.), Nina Keys (Porter Ranch, Calif.), Ziah Khan (Irvine, Calif.), Leyla Kukhmazova (Porter Ranch, Calif.), Sasha Kuliyev (Granada Hills, Calif.) and Katherine Roytman (Chatsworth, Calif.) won the all-around with a 45.300 and were the top scorers on five hoops (22.850) and five clubs (22.450).
Following competition, athletes were selected to compete at the 2025 Junior and Senior Pan American Championships and Tournament.
Keys, Chu and the Senior National Group will compete in senior competition, while De la Rosa, Kim, Flip, Alicia Liu (San Diego, Calif./Pacific Stars Rhythmic Academy) and the group from Burlo will take on Pan Am junior competition. Junior 2012 all-around gold and silver medalists Valerie Magduke (Brooklyn, N.Y./Isadora by Matchpoint) and Varvara Poniatovskaya (Las Vegas, Nev./ Nevada Rhythmic Academy) will participate in tournament action.