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Held on the Gold Coast from 3–17 July, the national championships brought together Australia’s top gymnasts across artistic, trampoline, rhythmic, aerobic and acrobatic disciplines. Among them was 17-year-old Olivia, who not only took out the prestigious All-Around title but also finished first on vault, and earned silver medals on bars and floor.

Her triumph at the national level caps off an extraordinary season. Just two months earlier at the Queensland State Championships, Olivia dominated by placing first on every apparatus — a clean sweep that saw her named the 2025 State Team Captain.

Olivia trains at Delta Gymnastics, where she began her journey in the sport at age 7. Her coaches describe her as more than just a high-level athlete — they speak of her quiet determination, resilience through setbacks, and her ability to trust the process and improve, one skill at a time.

“From nailing big routines to refining the finer details, Olivia’s hard work has paid off in a huge way,” Delta Gymnastics said. “Her journey is a reminder that showing up, backing yourself, and staying committed can lead to something truly special.”

In 2024, Olivia achieved one of her greatest milestones when she made the Level 10 Australian Team. For her, it’s a tie between that honour and placing first across the board at the State Championships.

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With her latest haul of national titles, Olivia has added a new chapter to her already remarkable gymnastics story — one built on years of discipline, focus, and a deep love for the sport.

From Jindalee to the top of the national podium, Olivia Spallek-Caballero is a name to watch.

Published 21-July-2025

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