JAKARTA, Indonesia (October 23, 2025) – Leanne Wong (Overland Park, Kan./University of Florida) won her second career all-around silver Thursday evening at the 2025 FIG Artistic World Championships, while Dulcy Caylor (Spring, Texas/World Champions Centre) ranked 13th.
Wong was the model of consistency during the final, posting combined 54.966. Her score was bolstered by a huge 14.466 on vault, the highest score of the night, and a top-three showing on balance beam (13.500). She also turned in scores of 13.800 on bars and 13.200 on floor. Caylor finished the night in 13th with a 51.532, including the third-best best score on floor exercise with a 13.433, fourth-best score on vault (13.966), 12.233 on bars and 11.900 on beam.
Independent athlete Angelina Melnikova won gold with a 55.066 and Qingying Zhang of China took bronze with a 54.633. In going 1-2, Melnikova and Wong repeated their place finishes from the 2021 World Championships.
Competition in Jakarta continues Friday, October 24 at 3 a.m. ET with the U.S. men of Patrick Hoopes (Lehi, Utah/U.S. Air Force Academy), Kameron Nelson (Columbus, Ohio/Ohio State University) and Donnell Whittenburg (Baltimore, Md./EVO Gymnastics) taking on pommel horse, floor and still rings, while Skye Blakely (Frisco, Texas/University of Florida) and Joscelyn Roberson (Texarkana, Texas/University of Arkansas) compete on uneven bars and vault.
The action will stream live on Peacock and live scoring is available on the FIG website.
2025 FIG Artistic World Championships U.S. Medal Count
Total: 1
Silver (1)
– Leanne Wong, women’s all-around