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Collected on 6 August 2026
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This is a school news update from Edgemead High School announcing that student Yulia Galukhin represented South Africa at the 16th African Championships in Rhythmic Gymnastics in Cairo, Egypt, where she placed 3rd overall in the all-around qualifications and won a bronze medal in one apparatus final. As the top South African gymnast, she qualified for the World Championships in Sofia, Bulgaria, in September 2022. The document highlights her achievement and serves as an announcement to the school community.
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Qualification for the World Championships in Rhythmic Gymnastics
Yulia Galukhin, a senior Olympic gymnast from Edgemead High School, earned a spot to compete in the World Championships in September 2022 in Sofia, Bulgaria, after placing third in the all-around qualifications and winning a bronze medal at the 16th African Championships in Cairo, Egypt.
- Who it is for
- senior Olympic gymnasts representing South Africa
- How to act on it
- Compete in the African Championships and achieve top placement to qualify
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Yulia was also the top gymnast amongst the SA gymnasts which qualified her for the World Championships in September set to be held in Sofia, Bulgaria.
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Western Cape
Key Takeaways
- Yulia Galukhin
- 16th African Championships
- Cairo, Egypt
- Sofia, Bulgaria
- September 2022
- World Championships
- Rhythmic Gymnastics
- Edgemead High School
- South Africa national team
- Edgemead High School
- Yulia Galukhin
- Monique Vellacott
- South Africa national rhythmic gymnastics team
- Cairo, Egypt
- Sofia, Bulgaria