Gymstar Gymnastics offers events for Gymstar 1-10 gymnasts. There are four styles of events to cater for the various needs of gymnasts and clubs. 

Gymstar Neutrons

Gymstar Neutrons events are for gymnasts in Gymstar levels 1, 2 and 3. Participation is the focus of these events, with all gymnasts reciving a medal.
As a guide Neutron gymnasts train approximatly once a week. 

  • Gymstar levels 1 & 2 receive a certificate with apparatus scores banded & represented by a coloured star
  • Gymstar levels 2 & 3 receive a medal that is banded in relation to their overall score 
  • Gymstar level 3 receive a certificate with apparatus scores
  • Gymstar levels 3 team awarded (1st – 6th)


Gymstar Halos
Gymstar Halos events will also have an emphasis on participation and will cater for gymnasts in Gymstar  levels 4 – 8. \
These events are designed for gymnasts training limited hours who prefer a less competitive event.
As a guide Levels 4-5 training approximately, no more than 4 hours in total per week.
As a guide Levels 6+ gymnasts train approximately, no more than 5 Hours per week

  • All routines that meet skill and composition requirements will be judged out of 15.00.
  • Gymnasts may choose to nominate one ‘Challenge skill’ to perform in their routine that will not be judged – this skill is something that the gymnast is working towards competing but has not yet reached a competition standard of presentation in. Note – the skill must be able to be performed safely and will not count towards the total elements or towards requirements
  • All gymnasts receive a certificate with apparatus scores.
  • Star skills will not be awarded any bonus (maximum of 15.00 start score) however any routines that include star skills will be awarded a star on the gymnasts certificate to indicate a ‘Star Routine’.
  • Medals & ribbons
  • Apparatus & Individual overall 1st – 6th*
  • Team 1st – 3rd*
  • Event Challenge Award
  • Each Host club is required to nominate their own ‘Challenge Award’ (such as least amount of falls on beam, best team spirt, most stuck dismounts etc.).
  • Gymnasts may choose to compete on 5 or 6 apparatus. 
  • Each club will only receive results for their gymnasts when requested prior to the event start via the event Floor manager


Gymstar Titans  
Designed for gymnasts, coaches and clubs who prefer a more competitive event. These events are likely to suit clubs that select gymnasts into their Gymstar classes and/or who select gymnasts to compete.

  • All gymnasts receive a certificate with apparatus scores.
  • Medals & ribbons
  • Apparatus & Individual overall awarded 1st - 6th* 
  • Team 1st – 3rd
  • Gymnasts may choose to compete on 5 or 6 apparatus. 
  • Each club will only receive results for their gymnasts when requested prior to the event start via the event Floor manag


Gymstar Open 
Recreational competitive events for gymnasts who are 17 and above (gymnasts over 17 years of age may still enter regular Gymstar Events). Gymstar Open events will have an emphasis on participation and will rely heavily on the honesty of participants. The aim is to give adults more opportunities to enjoy competing in a fun recreational environment. Gymnasts currently competing in the ALP are not eligible to compete at Gymstar Open events. 

  • Gymnasts are required to indicate which division they wish to compete in (Open Halos or Open Titans) 
  • All gymnasts receive a certificate with apparatus scores
  • Gymnasts will compete against all gymnasts in their division regardless of their level
  • Medals & ribbons 
  • Apparatus & Individual overall awarded 1st - 6th* 
  • Team 1st – 3rd

    *In the event of a level having 1 – 3 competitors, 1st place apparatus and 1st – 3rd overall will be awarded
     In the event of a level having 4 – 6 competitors places will only be awarded to 1st – 3rd


Child Safety and Working With Children Check

It is Gymnastics Victoria policy and a legal standard to sight a current, valid Working with Children Check (WWCC) or Victorian Institute of Teachers (VIT) card from all coaches, judges, officials, vendors and volunteers at all Gymnastics Victoria events.

At all Gymnastics Victoria events:

  • All coaches, judges, officials, vendors, volunteers and anyone else who GV staff feel require a WWCC due to the nature of the work that they are undertaking for GV are required to present themselves to an authorised person with their current and valid WWCC or VIT card (and photo ID) and complete the sign in sheet per day of competition prior to access to the field of play;
  • It is a requirement for coaches and judges to include their Technical Membership number when signing in;
  • Coaches, judges, officials, vendors and volunteers must be easily identifiable on the field of play by means of either a wrist band or stamp to ensure they have presented their WWCC or VIT;
  • WWCC and VIT cards must be presented visually. A number alone is not sufficient, however a clear photograph of the card (on a mobile phone or similar) will satisfy the requirement. Persons under 18 are not required to have a WWCC, however it is highly recommended; and
  • Personnel required to present their WWCC are encouraged to take an image of the front and back of their card in case of misplaced/lost WWCC card.

Coaches, judges, officials, vendors and volunteers unable to provide a current and valid WWCC or VIT card at all GV Events will NOT be permitted access to the field of play or to continue in their role at the event, and will NOT be eligible to receive updating points or a judging honorarium.

Coaches and Judges must sign in with their current and valid WWCC or VIT card and their current Technical Membership number in order to receive updating points and payment (where required).

Where a person has not included this information on the sign in sheet, they will not receive updating points or payment.