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PCYC Redcliffe has once again put the Peninsula on the gymnastics map, with its athletes delivering standout performances at the 2025 National Clubs Gymnastics Carnival on the Gold Coast.
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The Gold Coast Sports and Leisure Centre hosted the carnival from 17 September to 5 October, bringing together gymnasts from across Australia in a festival of skill and athleticism. The event served as the first qualifying round for the Australian National Championships 2026 and featured competitions across all seven Gymsports, from trampoline and tumbling to artistic and rhythmic gymnastics.
For PCYC Redcliffe, the carnival was a resounding success. Harry Tedford, competing in the Junior International under-17 category, earned a silver medal in Double Mini Trampoline and a gold in Tumbling, securing his place to represent Australia at the upcoming Junior World Age Championships.
Harry was not the only Redcliffe gymnast to claim honours. Jack Pearce took home gold in Level 7 Trampoline, while Rachael Gravestock earned a bronze in Level 5 Trampoline. Arlo Tulacz also impressed with a silver medal in Level 5 Double Mini Trampoline. These results reflect the depth of talent cultivated at PCYC Redcliffe, where experienced coaches focus on nurturing skill, confidence, and sportsmanship among young athletes.
The carnival itself was a celebration of gymnastics across the nation. Hundreds of athletes from clubs large and small competed over several weeks, showcasing the breadth of talent and dedication in Australian gymnastics. Gymnastics Australia described the 2025 edition as “bigger and better than ever,” highlighting the festival atmosphere and the opportunity for athletes to measure themselves against peers from across the country.
About PCYC Redcliffe
Serving the Redcliffe community since 1966, PCYC Redcliffe is a safe and inclusive hub for youth development, fitness, and community connection. In partnership with the Queensland Police Service and local organisations, the club offers a wide range of activities for all ages, from martial arts and squash to group fitness classes. Its gymnastics and trampoline programs provide expert coaching, giving young athletes opportunities to compete at local, state, and national levels.
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As the gymnasts return home, their achievements serve as inspiration to the local community, demonstrating what dedication, hard work, and expert coaching can achieve. With national competitions and Harry’s international selection on the horizon, PCYC Redcliffe is proving that it is not only a hub for local youth development but also a centre supporting young athletes aiming for high-level competition.
Published 13-October-2025
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