Great Britain men's national artistic gymnastics team
The Great Britain men's national artistic gymnastics team represents Great Britain in FIG international competitions.
History
British gymnasts first competed at the Olympic Games in 1908 .[ 1] 1912 Olympic Games .[ 2] 2012 Olympic Games .[ 3]
Team competition results
Olympic Games
1908 – 8th place
See team members 1912 — Albert Betts , William Cowhig , Sidney Cross , Harold Dickason , Herbert Drury , Bernard Franklin , Leonard Hanson , Samuel Hodgetts , Charles Luck , William MacKune , Ronald McLean , Alfred Messenger , Henry Oberholzer , Edward Pepper , Edward Potts , Reginald Potts , George Ross , Charles Simmons , Arthur Southern , William Titt , Charles Vigurs , Samuel Walker , John Whitaker 1920 – 5th place
Sidney Andrew , Albert Betts , Arthur Cocksedge , James Cotterell , William Cowhig , Sidney Cross , Horace Dawswell , J. E. Dingley , Sidney Domville , H. W. Doncaster , Reginald Edgecombe , Wyndham Edwards , Harry Finchett , Bernard Franklin , J. Harris , Samuel Hodgetts , Stanley Leigh , George Masters , Ronald McLean , Oliver Morris , Ted Ness , A. E. Page , Alfred Pinner , Teddy Pugh , H. W. Taylor , John Walker , Ralph Yandell 1924 – 6th place
Stanley Leigh , Harold Brown , Harry Finchett , Fred Hawkins , Thomas Hopkins , Ernest Leigh , Stan Humphreys , Alfred Spencer 1928 – 11th place
Arthur Whitford , E. W. Warren , Bert Cronin , E. A. Walton , T. B. Parkinson , Gilbert Raynes , Harry Finchett , Stan Humphreys 1948 – 12th place
George Weedon , Frank Turner , Ken Buffin , Alec Wales , Percy May , Jack Flaherty , Glyn Hopkins , Ivor Vice 1952 – 21st place
Ken Buffin , Graham Harcourt , Peter Starling , Frank Turner , George Weedon , Jack Whitford 1960 – 19th place
Ken Buffin , Dick Gradley , John Mulhall , Jack Pancott , Peter Starling , Nik Stuart 1984 – 9th place
Terry Bartlett , Richard Benyon , Keith Langley , Andrew Morris , Eddie Van Hoof , Barry Winch 1988 — did not qualify a team 1992 – 12th place
Terence Bartlett , Paul Bowler , Marvin Campbell , David Cox , James Michael May , Neil Thomas 1996 — did not qualify a team 2000 — did not qualify a team 2004 — did not qualify a team 2008 — did not qualify a team 2012 — Sam Oldham , Daniel Purvis , Louis Smith , Kristian Thomas , Max Whitlock 2016 — 4th place
Brinn Bevan , Louis Smith , Kristian Thomas , Max Whitlock , Nile Wilson 2020 — 4th place
Joe Fraser , James Hall , Giarnni Regini-Moran , Max Whitlock 2024 – 4th place
Joe Fraser , Harry Hepworth , Jake Jarman , Luke Whitehouse , Max Whitlock
World Championships
2010 – 7th place
Kristian Thomas , Daniel Purvis , Samuel Hunter , Theo Seager , Ruslan Panteleymonov , Louis Smith 2011 – 10th place (did not qualify for team final)
Sam Oldham , Ruslan Panteleymonov , Daniel Purvis , Louis Smith , Kristian Thomas 2014 – 4th place
Dan Keatings , Daniel Purvis , Kristian Thomas , Courtney Tulloch , Max Whitlock , Nile Wilson 2015 – Brinn Bevan , Daniel Purvis , Louis Smith , Kristian Thomas , Max Whitlock , Nile Wilson , James Hall 2018 – 5th place
Brinn Bevan , Dominick Cunningham , Joe Fraser , James Hall , Max Whitlock 2019 – 5th place
Dominick Cunningham , Joe Fraser , James Hall , Giarnni Regini-Moran , Max Whitlock 2022 – Joe Fraser , James Hall , Jake Jarman , Giarnni Regini-Moran , Courtney Tulloch , Adam Tobin 2023 – 4th place
James Hall , Harry Hepworth , Jake Jarman , Courtney Tulloch , Max Whitlock
Junior World Championships
Most decorated gymnasts
This list includes all British male artistic gymnasts who have won at least two medals at the Olympic Games or the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships combined.
See also
References
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