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France
Olympic Games
Continental union	European Union of Gymnastics
National federation	France Gymnastics Federation
Appearances	14
World Championships
Medals	Silver: 1950 Bronze: 2023
European Championships
Medals	Silver: 2018 Bronze: 2008, 2016, 2024

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

History

France has participated in the Olympic Games women's team competition 14 times. ^[1]

2025 senior roster

Name	Birth date and age	Birthplace	Club	Training location
Noélie Ayuso	(2009-07-29) July 29, 2009 (age 15)	Montceau-les-Mines	Montceau Gym	Pole France de Saint-Etienne
Taïs Boura	(2005-08-11) August 11, 2005 (age 19)	Marseille	Club Gymnique Saint-Giniez	INSEP
Juliette Certain	(2009-05-25) May 25, 2009 (age 15)	Obernai	SR Obernai	INSEP
Lorette Charpy	(2001-12-03) December 3, 2001 (age 23)	Annonay	Indépendante Stéphanoise	INSEP
Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos	(2000-03-05) March 5, 2000 (age 24)	Schœlcher, Martinique	Kreyol Gym	World Champions Centre
Eden Desaulty	(2009-08-13) August 13, 2009 (age 15)	Arras	Hénin Gym	Hénin Gym
Coline Devillard	(2000-10-09) October 9, 2000 (age 24)	Saint-Vallier	Meaux Gymnastique	INSEP
Lucie Feschet	(2009-03-13) March 13, 2009 (age 15)	Lyon	Gym'Dans'Francheville	Pole France de Saint-Etienne
Léa Franceries	(2004-09-07) September 7, 2004 (age 20)	Avignon	Avoine Beaumont Gymnastique	SA Merignac Gymnastique
Aline Friess	(2003-07-05) July 5, 2003 (age 21)	Obernai	Meaux Gymnastics	INSEP
Romane Hamelin	(2009-03-08) March 8, 2009 (age 15)	Malemort-sur-Corrèze	Brive Gym	Pole France de Saint-Etienne
Lilly Havard	(2009-02-11) February 11, 2009 (age 15)	Falaise	La Saint Loïse Gymnastique	La Saint Loïse Gymnastique
Lucie Henna	(2004-09-13) September 13, 2004 (age 20)	Auxerre	Meaux Gymnastique	INSEP
Silane Mielle	(2005-07-28) July 28, 2005 (age 19)	Voiron	PSL Montchat	INSEP
Astria Nelo	(2009-08-24) August 24, 2009 (age 15)	Meaux	Meaux Gymnastique	INSEP
Morgane Osyssek	(2002-12-15) December 15, 2002 (age 21)	Colmar	Union Haguenau	INSEP
Noémie Pages	(2009-06-05) June 5, 2009 (age 15)	Toulouse	Etoile Gymnique de Colomiers	Etoile Gymnique de Colomiers
Célia Serber	(2003-08-13) August 13, 2003 (age 21)	Dijon	Alliance Dijon 21	INSEP
Ming van Eijken	(2008-04-03) April 3, 2008 (age 16)	Hong-Kong	Gym'Dans'Francheville	Pôle France de Saint-Etienne
Lilou Viallat	(2008-01-25) January 25, 2008 (age 16)	Lyon	PSL Montchat	INSEP

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2025 junior roster

Name	Birth date and age	Club	Training location
Jordane Bayer	(2011-03-28) March 28, 2011 (age 13)	Avoine Beaumont Gymnastique	Avoine Beaumont Gymnastique
Lola Chassat	(2010-04-12) April 12, 2010 (age 14)	Cournon d'Auvergne	Pole France de Saint-Etienne
Caly Chayani	(2011-04-04) April 4, 2011 (age 13)	Dunkerque Gym	Pôle Espoir Meaux
Elena Colas	(2010-05-01) May 1, 2010 (age 14)	Avoine Beaumont Gymnastique	Avoine Beaumont Gymnastique
Perla Denechère	(2010-01-17) January 17, 2010 (age 14)	Avoine Beaumont Gymnastique	Avoine Beaumont Gymnastics
Kessy Dissouva	(2011-02-24) February 24, 2011 (age 13)	Hénin Gym	Pôle Espoir Meaux
Maia Ferreira Da Silva Elizagoyen	(2011-04-16) April 16, 2011 (age 13)	Biarritz Gym	Pôle France Saint-Etienne
Perrine Jaouen	(2011-07-25) July 25, 2011 (age 13)	Franconville AGF	Pôle Espoir Meaux
Maria Jvania	(2011-03-08) March 8, 2011 (age 13)	SA Mérignac Gymnastique	SA Mérignac Gymnastique
Kessy Dissouva	(2011-02-24) February 24, 2011 (age 13)	Hénin Gym	Pôle Espoir Meaux
Inaya Lamri	(2010-03-13) March 13, 2010 (age 14)	Indépendante Stéphanoise	Pole France de Saint-Etienne
Izzie Martin	(2010-06-21) June 21, 2010 (age 14)	Indépendante Kingersheim	Pole Espoir Dijon
Shilo Mdida Nkou	(2010-08-04) August 4, 2010 (age 14)	Gym Saint Louis	Pole Espoir Dijon
Maiana Prat	(2010-04-11) April 11, 2010 (age 14)	SA Mérignac Gymnastique	SA Mérignac Gymnastics
Camille Reeb	(2010-01-05) January 5, 2010 (age 14)	Union Haguenau	Pole Espoir Dijon

Olympic Games results

1928 — 5th place^[3]
Mathilde Bataille, Honorine Delescluse, Louise Delescluse, Galuëlle Dhont, Valentine Héméryck, Paulette Houtéer, Georgette Meulebroeck, Renée Oger, Antonie Straeteman, Jeanne Vanoverloop, Berthe Verstraete, Geneviève Vankiersbilck
1936 — did not participate
1948 — 10th place^[4]
Gisèle Guibert, Colette Hué, Christine Palau, Irène Pittelioen, Jeanine Touchard, Florence Vallée, Jeanette Vogelbacher, Martine Yvinou
1952 — 12th place^[5]
Ginette Durand, Colette Fanara, Colette Hué, Madeleine Jouffroy, Alexandra Lemoine, Liliane Montagne, Irène Pittelioen, Jeanette Vogelbacher
1956 — did not participate in team competition^[6]
Individual competitors: Jacqueline Dieudonné (65th place), Danièle Sicot-Coulon (41st)
1960 — 12th place^[7]
Anne-Marie Demortière, Jacqueline Dieudonné, Renée Hugon, Paulette le Raer, Monique Rossi, Danièle Sicot-Coulon
1964 — did not participate in team competition^[8]
Individual competitors: Monique Baelden (49th place), Jacqueline Brisepierre (64th), Evelyne Letourneur (47th)
1968 — 7th place^[9]
Nicole Bourdiau, Jacqueline Brisepierre, Mireille Cayre, Dominique Lauvard, Evelyne Letourneur, Françoise Nourry
1972 — 15th place^[10]
Nadine Audin, Mireille Cayre, Catherine Daugé, Elvire Gertosio, Pascale Hermant, Véronique Tilmont
1976 — did not participate in team competition^[11]
Individual competitors: Martine Audin (73rd place), Nadine Audin (68th), Chantal Seggiaro (74th)
1980 — did not participate
1984 — did not participate in team competition^[12]
Individual competitors: Florence Laborderie (28th place), Corinne Ragazzacci (32nd)
1988 — did not participate in team competition^[13]
Individual competitors: Anne-Marie Bauduin (80th place), Karine Boucher (25th), Catherine Romano (73rd)
1992 — 8th place^[14]
Karine Boucher, Karine Charlier, Marie-Angéline Colson, Virginie Machado, Chloé Maigre, Jenny Rolland
1996 — 8th place^[15]
Cécile Canqueteau, Ludivine Furnon, Laure Gély, Isabelle Severino, Elvire Teza, Orélie Troscompt, Émilie Volle
2000 — 8th place^[16]
Anne-Sophie Endeler, Ludivine Furnon, Nelly Ramassamy, Delphine Regease, Alexandra Soler, Elvire Teza
2004 — 6th place^[17]
Coralie Chacon, Soraya Chaouch, Marine Debauve, Émilie Le Pennec, Camille Schmutz, Isabelle Severino
2008 — 7th place^[18]
Rose-Eliandre Bellemare, Marine Debauve, Laetitia Dugain, Katheleen Lindor, Pauline Morel, Marine Petit
2012 — 11th place^[19]
Mira Boumejmajen, Youna Dufournet, Anne Kuhm, Aurelie Malaussena, Sophia Serseri
2016 — 11th place^[20]
Marine Boyer, Marine Brevet, Loan His, Oréane Lechenault, Louise Vanhille
2020 — 6th place^[21]
Marine Boyer, Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos, Aline Friess, Carolann Héduit
2024 – 11th place
Marine Boyer, Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos, Coline Devillard, Morgane Osyssek, Ming van Eijken

World Championships results

1934 — 4th place^[22]
Allain, Bourrier, Esposito, Guenerin, Montané, Paon, Ramos, Tarillon

1938 — did not participate^[23]

1950 — silver medal^[24]
Ginette Durand, Colette Hué, Madeleine Jouffroy, Alexandra Lemoine, Liliane Montagne, Christine Palau, Irène Pittelioen, Jeanette Vogelbacher

1954 — 9th place^[25]
Jacqueline Dieudonné, Monique Gally, Renée Hugon, Madeleine Jouffroy, Alexandra Lemoine, Liliane Montagne, Christiane Richardot, Danièle Sicot-Coulon

1958 — 10th place^[26]
Anne-Marie Demortière, Jacqueline Dieudonné, Arlette Gilbert, Annie Glanchar, Renée Hugon, Danièle Sicot-Coulon

1962 — 12th place^[27]
Annie Ange, Jacqueline Dieudonné, Renée Hugon, Paulette Le Raer, Michéle Melenec, Danièle Sicot-Coulon

1966 — 7th place^[28]
Pierrette Aymar, Jacqueline Brisepierre, Mireille Cayre, Dominique Lauvard, Huguette Leguet, Evelyne Letourneur

1970 — 14th place^[29]
Chantal Challe, Nicole de Santi, Anne Flescher, Dominique Lauvard, Sylvie Peteau, Chantal Puard

1974 — 14th place^[30]^[31]
Nadine Audin, Catherine Boulet, Catherine Daugé, Pascale Hermant, Patricia Olszakowski, Chantal Seggiaro

1978 — 12th place^[32]
Martine Audin, Nadine Audin, Valérie Fiandrino, Anne Hervé, Martine Pidoux, Véronique Sanguinetti

1979 — 15th place^[33]
Béatrice Doucet, Valérie Fiandrino, Valérie Grandjean, Anne Hervé, Martine Pidoux, Véronique Sanguinetti

1981 — did not participate in team competition^[34]

1983 — 16th place^[35]
Sophie Bernard, Véronique Guillemot, Patricia Martin, Valérie Micheli, Cécile Pellerin, Sandrine Vacher

1985 — 18th place^[36]
Sophie Darrigade, Nathalie Donati, Carole Grison, Véronique Guillemot, Florence Laborderie, Valérie Le Gall

1987 — 13th place^[37]
Anne-Marie Bauduin, Karine Boucher, Sophie Darrigade, Sandrine Livet, Catherine Romano, Sandrine Villanne

1989 — 13th place^[38]
Anne-Marie Bauduin, Karine Boucher, Karine Mermet, Carole Micheli, Ingrid Stutz, Sandrine Villanne

1991 — 11th place^[39]
Karine Boucher, Virginie Machado, Chloé Maigre, Jenny Rolland, Barbara Solans, Ingrid Stutz

1992 — no team competition^[40]
Individual competitors: Marie-Angéline Colson, Mélanie Legros, Virginie Machado, Chloé Maigre, Ingrid Stutz

1993 — no team competition^[41]
Individual competitors: Eleonore Couffe, Mélanie Legros

1994 (individual) — no team competition^[42]
Individual competitor: Élodie Lussac

1994 (team) — 7th place^[43]
Cécile Canqueteau, Anne Etienne, Laure Gély, Élodie Lussac, Christelle Marconnet, Frédérique Marotte, Carine Muntoni

1995 — 6th place^[44]
Laetitia Bégué, Cécile Canqueteau, Ludivine Furnon, Laure Gély, Isabelle Severino, Elvire Teza, Orélie Troscompt

1996 — no team competition^[45]
Individual competitors: Ludivine Furnon, Isabelle Severino, Elvire Teza

1997 — 5th place^[46]
Cécile Canqueteau, Ludivine Furnon, Magali Ruffato, Isabelle Severino, Elvire Teza, Émilie Volle

1999 — 8th place^[47]
Anne-Sophie Endeler, Ludivine Furnon, Nelly Ramassamy, Alexandra Soler, Elvire Teza, Émilie Volle

2001 — 12th place^[48]
Clélia Coutzac, Ludivine Furnon, Magaly Hars, Elisa Pasquet, Delphine Regease, Nelly Soupé

2002 — did not participate^[49]

2003 — 10th place^[50]
Coralie Chacon, Soraya Chaouch, Marine Debauve, Émilie Le Pennec, Gaelle Richard, Camille Schmutz

2005 — no team competition^[51]
Individual competitors: Marine Debauve, Émilie Le Pennec, Isabelle Severino

2006 — 10th place^[52]
Jenny Kohler, Katheleen Lindor, Lindsay Lindor, Julie Martinez, Erika Morel, Isabelle Severino

2007 — 6th place^[53]
Laetitia Dugain, Katheleen Lindor, Pauline Morel, Marine Petit, Isabelle Severino, Cassy Vericel

2009 — no team competition^[54]
Individual competitors: Youna Dufournet, Pauline Morel

2010 — 11th place^[55]
Marine Brevet, Aurélie Malaussena, Eva Maurin, Pauline Morel, Marine Petit

2011 — 10th place^[56]
Rose-Eliandre Bellemare, Marine Brevet, Clara Della Vedova, Youna Dufournet, Aurélie Malaussena, Sophia Serseri

2013 — no team competition^[57]
Individual competitors: Mira Boumejmajen, Valentine Sabatou

2014 — 13th place^[58]
Mira Boumejmajen, Marine Brevet, Clara Chambellant, Manon Cormoreche, Youna Dufournet, Claire Martin

2015 — 10th place^[59]
Marine Brevet, Loan His, Anne Kuhm, Claire Martin, Valentine Pikul, Louise Vanhille

2017 — no team competition^[60]
Individual competitors: Marine Boyer, Lorette Charpy, Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos, Coline Devillard

2018 — 5th place^[61]
Juliette Bossu, Marine Boyer, Lorette Charpy, Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos, Louise Vanhille

2019 — 5th place^[62]
Marine Boyer, Lorette Charpy, Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos, Aline Friess, Claire Pontlevoy

2021 - no team competition
Individual competitors: Coline Devillard, Celia Serber, Carolann Heduit

2022 — 8th place
Marine Boyer, Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos, Coline Devillard, Aline Friess, Carolann Héduit, Morgane Osyssek-Reimer

2023 — bronze medal
Marine Boyer, Lorette Charpy, Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos, Coline Devillard, Morgane Osyssek-Reimer, Djenna Laroui

Most decorated gymnasts

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

Rank	Gymnast	Team	VT	UB	FX	Olympic Total	World Total	Total
1	Alexandra Lemoine	1950	1950			0	2	2
2	Coline Devillard	2023	2022			0	2	2
3	Émilie Le Pennec			2004		1	0	1
4	Ginette Durand	1950				0	1	1
	Colette Hué	1950				0	1	1
	Madeleine Jouffroy	1950				0	1	1
	Liliane Montagne	1950				0	1	1
	Christine Palau	1950				0	1	1
	Irène Pittelioen	1950				0	1	1
	Jeanette Vogelbacher	1950				0	1	1
11	Youna Dufournet		2009			0	1	1
	Ludivine Furnon				1995	0	1	1
	Isabelle Severino			1996		0	1	1
	Cassy Vericel				2007	0	1	1
	Marine Boyer	2023				0	1	1
	Lorette Charpy	2023				0	1	1
	Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos	2023				0	1	1
	Djenna Laroui	2023				0	1	1
	Morgane Osyssek	2023				0	1	1

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