The 1989 Junior World Sports Acrobatics Championships was the first edition of the acrobatic gymnastics competition, then named sports acrobatics, and took place in Katowice, Poland, from December 1 to December 3, 1989.[1] The competition was organized by the International Federation of Sports Acrobatics (IFSA).
Medal summary
Results
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's tumbling all-around |  Viktor Fedulov
|
Elgudza Chetaguri
|
 Atanas Nedialkov
|
| Men's tumbling somersault | Viktor Fedulov
|
Atanas Nedialkov Adam Janes
|
— |
| Men's tumbling twist | Elgudza Chetaguri
|
Stefan Dimitrov Bo Chen
|
— |
| Women's tumbling all-around | Irina Chernilevskaya
|
Natalia Kadatova
|
Hao Huang
|
| Women's tumbling somersault | Natalia Kadatova
|
Galia Totchkova
|
 Diana Matus
|
| Women's tumbling twist | Irina Chernilevskaya
|
Diana Matus
|
Kathryn Tracey
|
| Men's pair all-around | China
|
 Poland
|
Soviet Union
|
| Men's pair balance | China Soviet Union
|
— | Poland
|
| Men's pair tempo | China
|
Poland
|
Soviet Union
|
| Women's pair all-around | Poland
|
Hungary
|
Soviet Union
|
| Women's pair balance | Soviet Union
|
Hungary
|
Poland
|
| Women's pair tempo | Bulgaria
|
Soviet Union
|
Poland
|
| Mixed pair all-around | Bulgaria Soviet Union
|
— | China
|
| Mixed pair balance | Bulgaria Soviet Union
|
— | China Poland
|
| Mixed pair tempo | Bulgaria
|
Soviet Union
|
China
|
| Men's group all-around | Bulgaria
|
China
|
Soviet Union
|
| Men's group balance | Bulgaria
|
Soviet Union
|
China
|
| Men's group tempo | China
|
Bulgaria
|
Poland
|
| Women's group all-around | Bulgaria
|
Soviet Union
|
China
|
| Women's group balance | Bulgaria
|
Soviet Union
|
China
|
| Women's group tempo | Bulgaria China
|
— | Poland
|
References
- ^ Sports Acrobatics Results
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