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'We've worked so hard': Richmond teens to represent Great Britain at world championships

Local News by Cesar Medina 1 hour ago  
Richmond Gymnastics Association’s Lily (bottom) and Evie at the British Finals 2026 (credit: Richmond Gymnastics Association).
Richmond Gymnastics Association’s Lily (bottom) and Evie at the British Finals 2026 (credit: Richmond Gymnastics Association).
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Two local gymnasts are set to represent Great Britain and Richmond borough on the world stage.

Richmond Gymnastics Association's (RGA) Lily Burnett, 17, and Evie Pinnington, 12, are heading to Pesaro, Italy, for the World Age Group Championships from 17 to 20 September.

Following their stand-out performance at the Acrobatic British Finals, the newly crowned Youth Women's Pair British Champions are "excited" to represent their country and showcase their hard work.

RGA says Lily and Evie are looking forward to showcasing their "beautiful" routines and "expressive" choreography in the Youth Women's Pair category.

Head of Acrobatics at Richmond Gymnastics, Melanie Sanders, said: "We are incredibly proud of Lily and Evie.

"Their partnership has gone from strength to strength this season and their selection is a testament to their commitment, resilience and love for the sport.

"Representing Great Britain is a huge achievement and we know they will bring their very best to the world stage."

Evie commented: "I'm really excited to go to Italy and compete for Great Britain.

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"We've worked so hard on our routines and I can't wait to perform them at such a big competition. It feels amazing to be chosen."

Lily added: "Being selected for the World Age Group Championships means so much to me.

"Evie and I have trained so well together this year and we're ready to show what we can do. I'm looking forward to the whole experience; competing, learning and representing RGA and Great Britain."

The selection of the pair reflects the hard work they've put in throughout the season with the support of their coaches, says RGA.

To keep up to date with all their preparations, training, travel, competition livestreams and more, follow RGA on Instagram here.

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