KCGA Honours & Recognition

Competition Honours: celebrating every KCGA medallist

A permanent and growing record of the gymnasts and Academy representatives who have competed for Kensington & Chelsea Gymnastics Academy and earned recognised medals.

KCGACompetition honours
6 KCGA representativesFive young gymnasts and the Director
11 medal resultsAcross two distinct registers
3 gold · 4 silver · 4 bronzeEvery placing recorded in text
2023–2026Current verified records
◆Medallists’ Honours BoardA permanent KCGA record
Achievement recorded with care

A lasting place in the Academy’s competitive history

Every result represents preparation, courage and the experience of performing under competition conditions. This page preserves those achievements accurately while distinguishing the young gymnasts’ record from the Director’s adult Masters results.

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Every verified medal matters

Gold, silver and bronze results are recorded with equal care, alongside the event in which they were achieved.

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Context remains part of the history

Competition, level, discipline, date and location remain attached to each result rather than reduced to a medal count alone.

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Recognition remains appropriate

Young gymnasts receive first-name-only recognition, while the Director’s external competition record is presented separately under his professional identity.

Gymnast Competition Honours

Young gymnasts’ results, preserved chronologically

This first-name-only register records the young gymnasts’ results currently confirmed for publication. Additional historical achievements will be incorporated as KCGA completes and verifies the archive.

2025
Two silver medals · High10 Events – Essex Invitational
KCGA competition medal results for 2025
DateGymnastMedalCompetitionLevel & eventLocation
SofiaSilver2nd placeHigh10 Events – Essex InvitationalFloorGeneral GymnasticsBasildon Sporting VillageBasildon, England, UK
JasmineSilver2nd placeHigh10 Events – Essex InvitationalVaultGeneral GymnasticsBasildon Sporting VillageBasildon, England, UK
2026
Five medals · London and Essex competition results
KCGA competition medal results for 2026
DateGymnastMedalCompetitionLevel & eventLocation
SofiaGold1st placeLondon Community CompetitionAll-around (Floor & Vault)General Gymnastics · Level 1Anima Gymnastics ClubLondon, England, UK
PearlSilver2nd placeLondon Community CompetitionAll-around (Floor & Vault)General Gymnastics · Level 1Anima Gymnastics ClubLondon, England, UK
SophieBronze3rd placeLondon Community CompetitionAll-around (Floor & Vault)General Gymnastics · Level 1Anima Gymnastics ClubLondon, England, UK
JasmineGold1st placeLondon Community CompetitionAll-around (Floor & Vault)General Gymnastics · Level 2Anima Gymnastics ClubLondon, England, UK
TayaBronze3rd placeHigh10 Events – Essex InvitationalFloorGeneral GymnasticsBasildon Sporting VillageBasildon, England, UK
The young gymnasts behind the results

The opening KCGA Gymnast Medallists’ Roll

Each young gymnast appears once in this roll, while every individual achievement remains preserved in the chronological register above.

Sofia

Two recorded competition medals.

GoldSilver

Jasmine

Two recorded competition medals.

GoldSilver

Pearl

One recorded competition medal.

Silver

Sophie

One recorded competition medal.

Bronze

Taya

One recorded competition medal.

Bronze
KCGA leadership in competition

Director’s Competition Record

Four national Adult Gymnastics British Championships medals earned by KCGA Director Stefan Kolimechkov while representing Kensington & Chelsea Gymnastics Academy.

These are external competition results achieved in adult Masters gymnastics. They are recorded separately from the young gymnasts’ register and from honours awarded by KCGA itself.

4British Championships medals2023–2026 · representing KCGA
KCGA Director Stefan Kolimechkov’s Adult Gymnastics British Championships medal results
DateRepresentativeMedalCompetitionDiscipline & levelLocation
Stefan KolimechkovKCGA DirectorBronze3rd placeAdult Gymnastics British ChampionshipsMAG Pro Over 30 (All-Around)National for Master athletesLilleshall National Sports Centre England, UK
Stefan KolimechkovKCGA DirectorGold1st placeAdult Gymnastics British ChampionshipsMAG Pro Over 30 (All-Around)National for Master athletesLilleshall National Sports Centre England, UK
Stefan KolimechkovKCGA DirectorBronze3rd placeAdult Gymnastics British ChampionshipsMAG Pro Over 30 (All-Around)National for Master athletesLilleshall National Sports Centre England, UK
Stefan KolimechkovKCGA DirectorSilver2nd placeAdult Gymnastics British ChampionshipsMAG Pro Over 30 (All-Around)National for Master athletesLilleshall National Sports Centre England, UK
Gymnast competition moments

The achievements behind the gymnast record

The young gymnasts’ register preserves every confirmed result. This separate gallery records selected moments from their competitions, using the photographs currently available to the Academy.

Sofia, Pearl and Sophie with their gold, silver and bronze medals at the 2026 London Community Competition
5 July 2026

Gold, silver and bronze for KCGA

Sofia, Pearl and Sophie with KCGA’s first-, second- and third-place Level 1 All-around results at the London Community Competition.

Jasmine holding her silver Vault medal at the 2025 High10 Events – Essex Invitational
5 October 2025

Jasmine’s silver medal

Second place on Vault at the High10 Events – Essex Invitational.

Close-up of Sofia holding KCGA’s first children’s competition medal, a silver medal won in 2025
5 October 2025

A first for KCGA

Sofia’s silver Floor medal—the Academy’s first children’s competition medal.

Taya on the podium with her bronze Floor medal at the 2026 High10 Events – Essex Invitational
4 October 2026

Taya on the podium

Third place on Floor at the High10 Events – Essex Invitational.

The gallery is a selected visual record and will grow as further suitable photographs become available. The chronological register remains the complete published record of confirmed KCGA medal results.

About the record

Competition Honours FAQs

What is recorded in KCGA Competition Honours?
The two registers record confirmed external competition medals achieved by young gymnasts and the KCGA Director while representing the Academy, together with the supplied competition, date, level, discipline and location.
Why are young gymnasts identified by first name only?
First-name-only recognition gives each gymnast appropriate public credit while avoiding unnecessary personal information.
Why is the Director’s record separate?
The Director’s medals were earned in external national adult Masters competition while representing KCGA. They are recorded separately to distinguish them from the young gymnasts’ results and from honours awarded by KCGA.
How are the results ordered?
Results are presented chronologically within each register, beginning with the earliest confirmed result currently included.
Will further medallists and results be added?
Yes. KCGA will expand the register as additional historical and future competition results are confirmed for publication.

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