We are excited to share that our committee has been making great strides towards achieving our objectives. Our introduction of the AGG Asia Cup Series has been extremely successful, resulting in the development of more gymnasts from the Asian region. This has motivated us to continue the AGG Asia Cup Series in 2024.
2023 ASIA CUP SERIES FINAL RANKING
1st place: TOTAL GYMNASTIQUE CLUBS, Malaysia
2nd place: D’GYMNASTIQUE ACADEMY, Singapore
3rd place: TEAM SHOIN, Japan
— Federation of Aesthetic Group Gymnastics of the Republic of Armenia (ARM);
— Hong Kong, China Federation Of Aesthetic Group Gymnastics (HKG);
— Japanese Federation of Aesthetic Group Gymnastics JFAGG (JPN);
— Kazakhstan federation of aesthetic group gymnastics (KAZ);
— Korea Aesthetic Group Gymnastics Federation (KOR);
— Malaysian Aesthetic Group Gymnastics Association (MAS);
— Federation of Aesthetic Group Gymnastics of Kyrgyz Republic (KGZ);
— AGG Association (Singapore) (SGP);
— Chengdu Sport University & Guizhou Yuyunhe Education Information Consulting Co., Ltd (CHN);
— Gymnastic Sports Club "Savkar" (TUR);
— DuGym (UAE);
— Atletica (EGY) (observer);
— New Zealand Federation of Aesthetic Group Gymnastics (NZL) (observer);
— IFAGG president Liliya Morozova.
— Saori Kubota, JPN, Chairperson;
— Yolanda Ng Wan, HKG;
— Madina Bekturganova, KAZ;
— Park Sun Young, KOR;
— Sarah Sarraj, MAS.
IFAGG has decided to extend the number of finalist teams in World Cup and Challenge Cup competitions. Based on ranking after preliminaries, 12 best teams will qualify for finals, but maximum two (2) teams from the same country.
In 2020, the World Championships in AGG was not held due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Team "GC Janika" (Estonia) - The World Champion in AGG in 2007.
