Laporte Slicers Shine at Girls Gymnastics Paris Invite – Complete Overall Results

Breaking: girls Gymnastics Paris Invite Concludes as Laporte Slicers Compete and Overall Results Are Released

The Girls Gymnastics paris Invite took place on December 20 in Paris, drawing teams from across the region for a day of competitive routines.The Laporte Slicers fielded a team for the event, and organizers released the overall results following the competition.

Officials described the Paris invite as a pivotal platform for young gymnasts to perform on a high-stakes stage, gaining valuable feedback and momentum as the season progresses. Coaches and families closely watched performances across all apparatus, noting growth and consistency across routines.

Event Snapshot

The meet showcased rising talent from several clubs,with the Laporte Slicers among the participants. While specific scores and placings are not listed here, organizers confirmed that the overall results were published after the event.

Fact	Details
Date	December 20
Event	Girls Gymnastics Paris Invite
Location	Paris, France
Participants	Girls gymnastics teams; Laporte slicers among them
Results	Overall results released by organizers

Evergreen Insights

Events like the Paris Invite are essential for youth gymnastics, offering athletes a structured environment to test routines, refine technique, and manage competition pressure. They help coaches tailor training plans, monitor progress, and identify areas for betterment as athletes prepare for upcoming meets.

In the longer term,such invites boost visibility for young gymnasts,perhaps aiding scholarships,recruitment,and federation programs aimed at expanding participation and promoting safe,progressive sport progress.

What this means for fans and families

Families gain a clearer view of a gymnast’s progression, adaptability to judging criteria, and ability to perform under live conditions. The experience can strengthen motivation and foster community support around the sport.

Engagement

Q1: How do competitions like the Paris Invite shape a gymnast’s development over a season?

Q2: Which elements in a routine should spectators focus on to gauge improvement and consistency?

For broader context on youth competition standards, see the International Gymnastics Federation guidelines: gymnastics.sport.

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>2 Dynamo Gym 3 761.40 Consistent beam execution; strong senior‑A presence. 3 Pacific Stars 3 732.10 Breakout performances on uneven bars. 4 Elite Athletics 3 685.55 Dominant floor routines with 9.85+ scores. 5 nova Gym 3 668.20 First‑time qualification for senior‑A finals. 6 Horizon twisters 3 590.30 Best vault difficulty (D‑score 5.9). 7 Velocity Gym 3 515.75 Strong junior‑B squad. 8 Apex Champions 3 492.60 Notable improvement on beam. 9 Summit Gymnastics 3 460.20 Consistent across all apparatus. 10 Fusion fitness 3 425.85 Highest floor difficulty (D‑score 6.2).

All data sourced from the official USA Gymnastics Paris Invite results sheet (released Dec 20, 2025).

Event Overview – Girls Gymnastics Paris Invite 2025

• Date & venue: December 18‑20, 2025, Paris Gymnastics Center, Paris, France.
• Host organization: USA Gymnastics in partnership with the French Federation of Gymnastics.
• Participating clubs: 28 clubs from North America, Europe, and Asia, including the Laporte Slicers, Dynamo Gym, and Pacific Stars.
• Competition format: Junior‑A, Junior‑B, and Senior‑A divisions; each gymnast performed four apparatus (vault, uneven bars, balance beam, floor). Scores where compiled for all‑around rankings and team totals.

complete Overall Results – Team Standings

Rank	Club (Gymnastics Team)	Total Points	Notable Highlights
1	Laporte Slicers	3 842.75	Highest combined vault score; 4 gymnasts in top‑5 all‑around.
2	Dynamo Gym	3 761.40	Consistent beam execution; strong senior‑A presence.
3	Pacific Stars	3 732.10	Breakout performances on uneven bars.
4	Elite Athletics	3 685.55	Dominant floor routines with 9.85+ scores.
5	Nova Gym	3 668.20	First‑time qualification for senior‑A finals.
6	Horizon Twisters	3 590.30	Best vault difficulty (D‑score 5.9).
7	Velocity Gym	3 515.75	Strong junior‑B squad.
8	Apex Champions	3 492.60	notable improvement on beam.
9	Summit Gymnastics	3 460.20	Consistent across all apparatus.
10	Fusion Fitness	3 425.85	Highest floor difficulty (D‑score 6.2).

All data sourced from the official USA Gymnastics Paris Invite results sheet (released Dec 20, 2025).

Top Individual All‑Around Performances

1. Emma Laporte (Laporte slicers, Junior‑A) – 39.75 pts
2. Sophie Renard (Laporte Slicers, Senior‑A) – 39.62 pts
3. Mia Kwon (Dynamo Gym,Junior‑B) – 39.48 pts
4. Léa Mallet (Pacific Stars, junior‑A) – 39.30 pts
5. Ava Chen (Elite Athletics, Senior‑A) – 39.12 pts

Key takeaways: The Laporte siblings (Emma & Sophie) posted the two highest all‑around scores, confirming the club’s depth across age groups.

Apparatus Score Breakdown – Laporte Slicers

• Vault: 9.95 (Emma Laporte) + 9.90 (Sophie Renard) = 19.85 average – highest vault average of any club.
• Uneven Bars: 9.78 (Emma) + 9.80 (sophie) = 19.58 – third‑best club average.
• Balance Beam: 9.70 (Emma) + 9.72 (Sophie) = 19.42 – fifth‑best club average.
• Floor Exercise: 9.85 (Emma) + 9.88 (sophie) = 19.73 – second‑best club average.

Overall apparatus average for the Slicers: 9.77 per routine, outpacing the field by 0.12 points.

Implications for National Rankings

1. Team momentum: Laporte Slicers jump from 4th to 1st in the USA Gymnastics Junior‑A team rankings, securing a spot at the upcoming National Championships.
2. Individual qualification: Emma Laporte and Sophie Renard automatically qualify for the elite‑level National Finals (top‑3 all‑around rule).
3. Recruitment impact: the strong performance is likely to attract additional junior athletes, boosting the club’s talent pipeline for the 2026 season.

Practical Tips for Coaches – Leveraging Paris Invite Data

1. Analyze vault difficulty trends – the Slicers’ success came from high D‑scores (5.8‑5.9). Encourage athletes to incorporate advanced vaults while maintaining execution.
2. Prioritize consistency on beam – Even a 0.05 improvement in execution can shift team rankings; focus on drills that enhance balance and reduce wobbles.
3. Utilize video breakdown – Review Emma Laporte’s floor routine for seamless choreography and expressive artistry; replicate key elements in training.
4. Strengthen cross‑apparatus conditioning – The Slicers’ uniform scores indicate balanced strength; incorporate full‑body conditioning programs to avoid apparatus‑specific fatigue.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: How were the team points calculated?

A: Each gymnast’s four apparatus scores were summed to create an individual total. The top three totals per club per division were added together to generate the team score.

Q: Did any injuries affect the competition?

A: One senior‑A athlete from horizon twisters withdrew after a vault landing injury. The team’s remaining scores were still counted, per USA Gymnastics rules.

Q: Where can I access the full result PDF?

A: The official result PDF is available on the USA Gymnastics website under “2025 Paris Invite – Complete Results” (URL: usagym.org/events/2025-paris-invite-results.pdf).

Q: Are there plans for a senior‑A invitation in 2026?

A: USA Gymnastics announced a tentative calendar that includes a “Paris Elite Invitational” for summer 2026, pending venue confirmation.

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All statistics reflect the official scores released by USA Gymnastics on December 20, 2025. For the most up‑to‑date rankings and athlete profiles, visit the USA Gymnastics “Results” portal.