Canada Finishes Fifth in Men's Double-Mini Team Final
Canada's men's double-mini trampoline team placed fifth at the 2026 Trampoline & Tumbling World Championships in Nanjing, China.
Updated on Nov. 9, 2026 in Gymnastics
Canada's men's double-mini trampoline team of Gavin Gibbs, Griffyn Robertson, Gavin Dodd and Tristan Bloom finished fifth in the Team Final with 16 points. The team had qualified for the final by placing fifth in qualifications with a total score of 83.900 points.
Why it matters
The result places Canada among the top five teams in the world in a discipline where team placement is decided on a narrow points margin. It gives the Canadian squad a clear benchmark as it prepares for future international competition.
The team's fifth-place Team Final finish with 16 points was preceded by a fifth-place qualifying position on 83.900 total points, and the source does not provide the scores of the top four finishers for comparison.
The players
Gymnastics Canada
Gymnastics Canada is the national governing body for the sport of gymnastics in Canada, overseeing its national teams and athlete development programs.
World Gymnastics
World Gymnastics is the international federation that governs gymnastics worldwide and organizes the Trampoline & Tumbling World Championships.
The details
Gavin Gibbs recorded Canada's highest final score with 28.300 points, while Gavin Dodd led the team in qualifications with a combined individual score of 57.500 points. The competition took place at the 2026 Trampoline & Tumbling World Championships in Nanjing, China.
Timeline
November 6, 2026: Canada's men's double-mini team finished fifth in the Team Final.
November 7, 2026: Team finals at the championships were scheduled.
November 8, 2026: Individual, synchronized and team all-around finals were scheduled, concluding the championships.
Season Trajectory
World Gymnastics' championship format places the double-mini team event within its broader trampoline calendar, where a fifth-place finish positions Canada among the discipline's leading nations. The result provides a point of comparison against the federation's established team rankings for the sport.
For fantasy and team-tracking purposes, the fifth-place result confirms Canada's position in the men's double-mini field. Fans following the sport can use the official World Gymnastics results page to compare individual and team scores across the championships.
The takeaway
Canada's fifth-place finish shows a competitive team placing in a field of the world's best. Readers following the sport can track future results to see how the squad develops toward upcoming championships.
Further reading
For more on the sport's competitive landscape, see Gymnastics.
More information
Full scores are available on the World Gymnastics official results website.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Sport Information Resource Centre.
