The second Coupe Québec in men's artistic gymnastics was held at Club Gymnika in Repentigny, giving the athletes another opportunity to demonstrate their talent and determination. The gymnasts from Club Gymini in Vaudreuil-Dorion rose to the challenge with commitment and perseverance.

- Luke Brochu showed great perseverance despite a difficult competition. His relentlessness earned him an honourable 7th place on the parallel bars.

- Albert Prévost managed to stay focused throughout the event, succeeding in particular with his press to handstand on the parallel bars, a fine display.

- Luca Lauzon, competing in only his second event, impressed by placing 9th overall. His performance was marked by a superb 3rd place on the parallel bars and a 4th on the pommel horse.

- Raphaël Lauzon made good progress, improving his scores on the majority of his apparatus compared to the first competition of the season.

- Noah Thwaites showed signs of progress on three of his six apparatus. Despite the challenges he faced, he remained positive and determined to continue his development.

- Charles-Édouard Dupuis made his provincial level 3 debut in promising fashion, securing a fine 3rd place on vault.

- Mathis Venne, facing a tough competition, took an important step forward by performing his Tsukahara jump for the first time in competition, a landmark achievement in his career.

- Finally, Cédric Thibeault showed great ability in his first performance at provincial level 3. Despite some difficulties on certain apparatus, he was able to hold his own against the competition and deliver an encouraging performance.

This second Coupe Québec enabled each gymnast to push back their limits and gain experience. It was a fine event that testifies to the commitment and progress of our athletes throughout the season.

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