Huntingdon Gymnastics Club is celebrating 2022 as a comeback year, returning to competitions at all levels of the sport. 

The club had more than 450 gymnasts participate in competitions at each level of the sport, from their participation gymnasts training once a week to star Jake Jarman.  

Jake had a breakthrough year, winning four gold medals at the Commonwealth Games, being crowned European Champion on Vault two weeks later, and finishing fifth in the All-Around Competition at the World Championships just last month. 

This puts Jake in an “elite group of Huntingdon Gymnasts” who have represented the club at every Commonwealth games for the past 28 years dating back to the 1994 Games in Victoria, British Columbia.  

Fellow gymnast Niall Hooton represented the club at the Junior European Championships and Youth Olympic Games in the summer, top scoring for his team in all seven competitions in the German Bundesliga Competition league system.  

The recent U14 and below National Finals saw nine Huntingdon gymnasts qualify to represent the Eastern Counties, with eight coming away with medals.  

The Women’s Artistic programme continues with strength as three gymnasts qualify for National finals, three Regional champions and 20 regional medals, 20 County Champions and 80 county medals.  

The club is now looking forward to 2023 after this "truly phenomenal year”.