Trampoline, Tumbling & DMT | Scots earn five medals at the 2026 Loulé Cup
Scottish tumbling and double mini-trampoline gymnasts earn five medals at the 2026 Loulé Cup in Portugal.
Summer Doohan, Millie Flynn, Yvonne Weng (Dynamite) and Evie Ross (Dundee) topped the tumbling team table. The young gymnasts earned gold in the women’s 13–14-year team category with their strong scoring passes. Summer returned to the podium in the individual competition on finals day. She kept it consistent throughout the stages, qualifying in second and then in first in the semi-finals. Ultimately earning herself the women’s 13-14 tumbling champion title and gold medal.
The two senior women’s teams soared to silver in their respective disciplines. Emily Brown, Ellie Miller (Dynamite), Hannah Moss (Dundee) and Ruby Robertson (Durham) in tumbling. With Katie Brodie (Diamonds), Hannah Brown (Scotia), Amber Cameron (Banchory) for double mini-trampoline (DMT).
Amber Cameron also earned herself an individual medal in her first time competing internationally as a senior. Qualifying in fifth, she increased her position to third in the semi-finals. Her final pass of the event earned the senior women’s bronze DMT medal.
The following gymnasts finished top eight in their respective discipline:
Trampoline
- Keir Davidson | men’s senior fifth
- Rowan Davidson | women’s senior sixth
- Sarah Brockie | women’s junior sixth
Tumbling
- Charlotte McGregor | women’s junior sixth
- Evie Ross | women’s 13-14 sixth
- Joshua Mawuena | men’s junior eighth
- Millie Flynn | women’s 13-14 eighth
DMT
- Meghan Oliver | women’s junior fourth
- Calum Jones | men’s 13-14 fifth
- Jake Black | men’s senior fifth
- Michael Gallery | men’s senior eighth
- Oliver Rotchford | men’s junior eighth
Congratulations to all the gymnasts and support staff representing Scotland at this international event.