Tamworth Gymnastics Club

31/08/2026

STATE CHAMPION ALERT ‼️ 🚨 🔔 🧨 💥
Perseverance pays off for Erica, who has worked extremely hard for her 1st Overall at State Championships this weekend over many years. We love her never-give-up attitude!

Teammates Mia and Maddy, also performed beautifully with apparatus placings. We love that after Mia narrowly missed out on qualifying last year she worked super hard over the past year and took 6th place overall as well!

Our youngest Level 6 gymnasts Lailah and Remi have overcome injury (a broken collarbone and dislocated knee - both at school!) in recent months to perform with confidence and nail their bar routines. Big things to come for these little ladies!

Maisy stepped into her first year of Intermediate state with confidence after working super hard at her new level and was rewarded with a place on floor. You’re going places!

congratulations lady on an excellent season and we hope you are looking forward to learning new skills to take you to new heights.

17/08/2026

✨ Motivation Monday ✨

12/08/2026

What an absolute pleasure to have our very first Club Captains Kathleen (Escott) and Rachel Moore pop into the gym today to say hello. They were a very important part of establishing Tamworth Gymnastics Club and it was so lovely to see them. We love that no matter how far and wide our gymnasts go across the world, they can always call their gym home 💜💛💙

05/08/2026

2026 Finalist.

Thank you to those who nominated.

Congratulations to the finalists in the 2026 Excellence in Customer Service in Tourism, Sporting & Entertainment category.

Sponsored by Apollo Engineering.

31/07/2026

🏆 A standing ovation, thirteen years in the making.

On Monday, Jan and Stephen McGinnity were presented with an Innovation Award for the Country Capital Cup — and the room rose to its feet.

When they started the Cup in 2014, it was 250 athletes from 14 clubs, held on the floor where Tamworth gymnasts train every week. This year: 1,055 athletes from 35 clubs, with teams having travelled from NSW, Queensland, the ACT, Singapore and New Zealand. Thirteen consecutive years, not one of them missed — including 2020, when Jan and Stephen backed their daughters Jodie and Rebecca to run the whole thing live online across 24 simultaneous Zoom links, for 700 athletes around Australia and New Zealand.

The Cup was built on a simple idea: country families travel the furthest and pay the same fees, so why should they get less? Free entry for spectators. Trophies and medals worth the drive. Coaches and judges properly fed and looked after. A crowd that’s encouraged to make noise. A disco for the kids that once had 600 of them dancing in the Town Hall. And a dinner for the adults so that a coach from a brand-new club feels every bit as welcome as one from a club with a full trophy cabinet.

That last part is the bit no award can quite measure. Jan and Stephen have spent thirteen years making sure everyone in this sport feels like they belong in the room, regardless of what their club has won.

And none of it happens without the volunteers of Tamworth Gymnastics Club, the management team behind the event — Jodie, Rebecca and Katie — and the canteen run by Carmen and Danielle.

Congratulations Jan and Stephen. Long overdue, and thoroughly deserved. 💜💙💛

31/07/2026

🏆 A standing ovation, thirteen years in the making.

Last night Jan and Stephen McGinnity were presented with an Innovation Award for the Country Capital Cup — and the room rose to its feet.

When they started the Cup in 2014, it was 250 athletes from 14 clubs, held on the floor where Tamworth gymnasts train every week. This year: 1,055 athletes from 35 clubs, with teams having travelled from NSW, Queensland, the ACT, Singapore and New Zealand. Thirteen consecutive years, not one of them missed — including 2020, when Jan and Stephen backed their daughters Jodie and Rebecca to run the whole thing live online across 24 simultaneous Zoom links, for 700 athletes around Australia and New Zealand.

The Cup was built on a simple idea: country families travel the furthest and pay the same fees, so why should they get less? Free entry for spectators. Trophies and medals worth the drive. Coaches and judges properly fed and looked after. A crowd that's encouraged to make noise. A disco for the kids that once had 600 of them dancing in the Town Hall. And a dinner for the adults so that a coach from a brand-new club feels every bit as welcome as one from a club with a full trophy cabinet.

That last part is the bit no award can quite measure. Jan and Stephen have spent thirteen years making sure everyone in this sport feels like they belong in the room, regardless of what their club has won.

And none of it happens without the volunteers of Tamworth Gymnastics Club, the management team behind the event — Jodie, Rebecca and Katie — and the canteen run by Carmen and Danielle.

Congratulations Jan and Stephen. Long overdue, and thoroughly deserved. 💜💙💛

31/07/2026

🏆 A standing ovation, thirteen years in the making.

Last night Jan and Stephen McGinnity were presented with an Innovation Award for the Country Capital Cup — and the room rose to its feet.

When they started the Cup in 2014, it was 250 athletes from 14 clubs, held on the floor where Tamworth gymnasts train every week. This year: 1,055 athletes from 35 clubs, with teams having travelled from NSW, Queensland, the ACT, Singapore and New Zealand. Thirteen consecutive years, not one of them missed — including 2020, when Jan and Stephen backed their daughters Jodie and Rebecca to run the whole thing live online across 24 simultaneous Zoom links, for 700 athletes around Australia and New Zealand.

The Cup was built on a simple idea: country families travel the furthest and pay the same fees, so why should they get less? Free entry for spectators. Trophies and medals worth the drive. Coaches and judges properly fed and looked after. A crowd that's encouraged to make noise. A disco for the kids that once had 600 of them dancing in the Town Hall. And a dinner for the adults so that a coach from a brand-new club feels every bit as welcome as one from a club with a full trophy cabinet.

That last part is the bit no award can quite measure. Jan and Stephen have spent thirteen years making sure everyone in this sport feels like they belong in the room, regardless of what their club has won.

And none of it happens without the volunteers of Tamworth Gymnastics Club, the management team behind the event — Jodie, Rebecca and Katie — and the canteen run by Carmen and Danielle.

Congratulations Jan and Stephen. Long overdue, and thoroughly deserved. 💜💙💛

26/07/2026

24/07/2026

Commonwealth Games watch times! 📺