Competitions showcase athletes’ hard work, but they’re also a time to model respect and community values. Everyone; athletes, coaches, parents, judges, and volunteers, plays a role in making competitions safe and positive.

GymBC Recognizes Black History Month and the Contributions of Black Communities in Sport.

A safe gymnastics community is one where athletes, parents, and coaches know they can raise concerns and be taken seriously. That’s why GymBC provides transparent, accessible complaint and concern pathways.

GymBC extends a huge congratulations to Team BC LEAD on an outstanding performance at Gymnastics Rocks the Rockies this past weekend.

Competitive Category Deadline: March 1, 2026

Respect is at the heart of safe sport. The Respect in Sport (RiS) program helps coaches, leaders, parents and volunteers learn how to recognize, prevent, and respond to maltreatment in sport.

GymBC is pleased to announce the WAG Team BC LEAD Team, following trials held over the weekend at Flip City Gymnastics' Holiday Classic Event!

Following the recent Board meeting, Gymnastics BC is pleased to announce the election of its Board Officers for the 2025–26 term.

Accidents can happen even in the safest training environments. Being prepared ensures that when the unexpected occurs, athletes receive immediate care and staff know exactly what to do.

Gymnastics BC is excited to announce that Whistler Gymnastics has been selected to host the 2027 BC Gymnaestrada, taking place May 21–23, 2027, in beautiful Whistler, British Columbia.