Spain women's national artistic gymnastics team

Spain

Continental union	European Union of Gymnastics
Olympic Games
Appearances	8
World Championships

The Spain women's national artistic gymnastics team represents Spain in FIG international competitions.

History

Spain made their Olympic debut in 1960, in which they placed 16th as a team. ^[1] Only one Spanish woman has won an Olympic medal in gymnastics: Patricia Moreno won bronze on floor exercise at the 2004 Olympic Games. ^[2]

Team competition results

Olympic Games

• 1960 — 16th place

  Elena Artamendi, Montserrat Artamendi, Rosa Balaguer, María del Carmen González, María Luisa Fernández, Renata Müller

• 1984 — 9th place

  Laura Muñoz, Ana Manso, Marta Artigas, Irene Martínez, Virginia Navarro, Margot Estévez

• 1988 — 9th place

  Laura Muñoz, Eva Rueda, Manuela Hervás, Lidia Castillejo, Nuria García, Nuria Belchi

• 1992 — 5th place

  Cristina Fraguas, Sonia Fraguas, Alicia Fernández, Eva Rueda, Ruth Rollán, Silvia Martínez

• 1996 — 7th place

  Mónica Martín, Joana Juárez, Mercedes Pacheco, Diana Plaza, Elisabeth Valle, Verónica Castro, Gemma Paz

• 2000 — 4th place

  Esther Moya, Sara Moro, Laura Martinez, Susana Garcia, Marta Cusido, Paloma Moro

• 2004 — 5th place

  Laura Campos, Tania Gener, Elena Gómez, Monica Mesalles, Patricia Moreno, Sara Moro

• 2020 — 12th place

  Laura Bechdejú, Marina González, Alba Petisco, Roxana Popa

World Championships

See also: Spain at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships

• 2001 – 4th place

  Sara Moro, Elena Gómez, Marta Cusidó, Esther Moya, Alba Planas, Ana Parera

• 2003 – 5th place

  Elena Gómez, Mónica Mesalles, Patricia Moreno, Sara Moro, Tania Gener, Lenika de Simone

• 2006 – 8th place

  Thais Escolar, Lenika de Simone, Laura Campos, Tania Gener, Patricia Moreno, Mélodie Pulgarín

• 2007 – 15th place

  Mercedes Alcaide, Laura Campos, Patricia Moreno, Mélodie Pulgarín, Naomi Ruiz Walker, Lenika de Simone

• 2010 – 18th place

  Ainhoa Carmona, Claudia Vila, Cristiana Mironescu, Cintia Rodríguez, Elena Zaldívar, Ana María Izurieta

• 2011 – 12th place

  Ainhoa Carmona, Silvia Colussi-Pelaez, Beatriz Cuesta, Ana María Izurieta, Claudia Menendez, Maria Paula Vargas

• 2014 – 15th place

  Ainhoa Carmona, Claudia Colom, Marta Costa, Ana Pérez, Roxana Popa, Cintia Rodríguez

• 2015 – 17th place

  Claudia Colom, Nora Fernández, Ana Pérez, Roxana Popa, Natalia Ros, Maria Paula Vargas

• 2018 – 18th place

  Laura Bechdeju, Helena Bonilla, Ana Pérez, Paula Raya, Cintia Rodriguez

• 2019 – 12th place

  Marina González, Ana Pérez, Alba Petisco, Roxana Popa, Cintia Rodríguez

• 2022 – 17th place

  Laura Casabuena, Emma Fernandez, Maia Llacer, Laia Masferrer, Paula Raya

• 2023 – 16th place

  Laura Casabuena, Laia Font, Ana Pérez, Alba Petisco, Sara Pinilla

Senior roster

Name	Birth date and age	Hometown
Laura Casabuena	(2005-12-26) 26 December 2005 (age 19)	Alcoy
Yaama Diedhiou	2009	Keur Massar, Senegal
Marina Escudero	(2008-11-07) 7 November 2008 (age 16)	Sant Cugat del Vallès
Laia Font	(2007-02-20) 20 February 2007 (age 18)	Gironella
Maia Llacer	(2004-04-04) 4 April 2004 (age 21)	Alcoy
Susana Martínez	2010	Castelldefels
Laia Masferrer	(2005-12-11) 11 December 2005 (age 19)	Madrid
Aitana Pacheco	2009	Madrid
Ana Pérez	(1997-12-14) 14 December 1997 (age 27)	Sevilla
Alba Petisco	(2003-02-01) 1 February 2003 (age 22)	Villarino de los Aires
Elia Ribas	(2009-07-03) 3 July 2009 (age 16)	Girona
Mar Royo	2009	Barcelona
Elvira Ruiz-Fornells	2009	Madrid
Carlota Salas	2006	Seville
Ainara Sautua	(2005-01-20) 20 January 2005 (age 20)	Madrid

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Most decorated gymnasts

This list includes all Spanish female artistic gymnasts who have won a medal at the Olympic Games or the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships.

Rank	Gymnast	Team	AA	VT	UB	BB	FX	Olympic Total	World Total	Total
1	Elena Gómez						2002 2003	0	2	2
2	Patricia Moreno						2004	1	0	1

See also

• List of Olympic female artistic gymnasts for Spain

References

1. "GYMNASTICS ARTISTIC". International Olympic Committee .
2. "WOMENS FLOOR EXERCISE MEDAL CEREMONY". International Olympic Committee . August 23, 2004.
3. "Gimnasia artística femenina equipo". Real Federación Española de Gimnasia (in Spanish).