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Gymnastics: Japan Tops Men's Team Qualifying at World Championships

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Japan topped the men's team qualification standings at the gymnastics world championships on Saturday, moving into the final in strong position to secure a berth at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.

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The Dutch gymnasts at the World Championships in Rotterdam still have a long wait ahead of them before it becomes clear where their team total of 242.995 points takes them. After three of the six starting groups (subdivisions), gymnasts Casimir Schmidt, Loran de Munck, Elijah Faverus, Amine Abaidi, and Jermain Grünberg occupy second place in the team standings.

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Jermain Grünberg from Tilburg, along with the other Dutch male gymnasts, has qualified for the World Championship final for the second time in history. With a score of 242.995, the team secured seventh place. The top eight countries compete in the final. In addition to Grünberg from Tilburg, the team consists of Elijah Faverus, Amine Abaidi, Loran de Munck, and Casimir Schmidt. Reaching the final is a morale boost for the men's team heading into…

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ROTTERDAM (ANP) - Gymnasts Casimir Schmidt, Elijah Faverus, Amine Abaidi, Loran de Munck and Jermain Grünberg occupy fifth place in the team standings at the World Championships in Rotterdam after four of the six starting groups (subdivisions). Olympic team champion Japan is in the lead (254.529 points), followed...

The Dutch gymnasts at the World Championships in Rotterdam still have a long wait ahead of them before it becomes clear where their team total of 242.995 points takes them. After three of the six starting groups (subdivisions), gymnasts Casimir Schmidt, Loran de Munck, Elijah Faverus, Amine Abaidi, and Jermain Grünberg occupy second place in the team standings. The Russian team, competing as World Gymnastics 2, is currently in the lead with 249.…

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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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