No Limits Trampoline shares how the gymnasts gained confidence and valuable experience at the 2025 World Age Group Competition.
Pamplona, Spain (18 November 2025) – What an unforgettable moment it was as Nala Tshabalala and Amara Nwachukwu represented South Africa on the global stage at the 2025 World Age Group Competition. Competing at an event of this magnitude brings intense pressure. It’s the bright lights, an international arena, and high expectations. Yet both girls handled it with courage and composure.
Despite the nerves that naturally come with a debut at this level, they focused, trusted their training, and completed their routines. Which is a victory in itself.
When the final rankings came through, the results were impressive: Nala finished 15th in the world, a phenomenal achievement for her first appearance at a global competition. Amara secured 27th place, an admirable result, especially considering a minor deduction for a landing mat touch during her dismount.
On the final day of the 2025 World Age Group Competition, Zama Mazibuko wowed with an impressive first routine. Although a small slip in her second routine cost her a few points, the experience gained was invaluable. The lessons learned, confidence built, and passion ignited will fuel her future performances.
Beyond the numbers, what stood out was their resilience. They performed under pressure and showed true South African spirit, representing their club, province, and country with pride and dignity.
As the 2025 World Age Group Competition wrapped up, South Africa’s tumblers and gymnasts can reflect on strong performances, and Nala and Amara’s debut will remain a highlight.
For these young stars, their journey has only just begun. Every gymnast walked away with growth and inspiration from this global stage.
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