1984 Trampoline World Championships

The 13th Trampoline World Championships were held in Osaka, Japan from August 24 to August 26, 1984.

Results

Men

Trampoline Individual
Rank Country Gymnast Points
 France Lionel Pioline 102.70
 Soviet Union Igor Bogachev 101.90
 Soviet Union Igor Galimbatoviski 101.20
4  Great Britain Nigel Rendell 99.00
5  Japan Kenji Iwamoto 98.80
6  France Laurent Mainfray 99.90
7  West Germany Michael Kuhn 98.50
8  Australia Glenn Kelly 84.50

Trampoline Team
Rank Country Gymnasts Points
 Soviet Union Sergrei Nestreliai
Igor Bogachev
Vadim Krasnochapka
Igor Galimbatoviski		 197.40
 Australia Glenn Kelly
John Merritt
Adrian Wareham
Brett Austine		 187.90
 France Laurent Mainfray
Lionel Pioline
Hubert Barthod
Daniel Pean		 187.50
4  Great Britain Nigel Rendell
Stewart Matthews
Richard Cobbing
philip Seaman		 186.20
5  West Germany Michael Kuhn
Robert Schwebel
Ralf Pelle
Amadeus Regenbrecht		 185.50

Trampoline Synchro
Rank Country Gymnasts Points
 Soviet Union Vadim Krasnochapka
Igor Bogachev		 72.80
 Soviet Union Igor Gelimbatovski
Sergei Nestreliai		 71.80
 France Daniel Pean
Lionel Pioline		 70.20
4  West Germany Michael Kuhn
Ralf Pelle		 69.80
5  France Laurent Mainfray
Denis Passemard		 66.80
6  Japan Kenji Iwamoto
Takuya Fukui		 66.50
7  Poland Zdzislaw Pelka
Waldemar Okoniewski		 65.50
8  France Laurent Mainfray
Denis Passemard		 64.50

Double Mini Trampoline
Rank Country Gymnast Points
 Australia Brett Austine 26.2
 Australia John Merritt 25.3
 United States Steve Elliott 25.0
4  United States Karl Heger 24.5
5=  Australia Stephen Evetts 24.3
5=  West Germany Christian Poliath 24.3
7=  West Germany Thorsten Hartmann 23.6
7=  Spain Julio Garvía 23.6

Double Mini Trampoline Team
Rank Country Gymnasts Points
 Australia Brett Austine
Adrian Wareham
Stephen Evetts
John Merritt		 45.9
 United States Kevin Ekbarg
Steve Elliott
Terry Butler
Karl Heger		 42.8
 West Germany Lutz Graske
Thorsten Hartmann
Christian Poliath
Manfred Schwedler		 42.5
4=  Spain Angel Ballesteros
Cruz Blanco
Julio Garvía
José Vives		 41.5
4=  Canada Stéphan Duchesne
Tim Cleave
Alain Duchesne
Darryl Scheelar		 41.5

Tumbling
Rank Country Gymnast Points
 United States Steve Eiliott 61.75
 United States Kevin Ekberg 61.72
 Poland Andrzej Gartska 58.45
4  Poland Skawomir Borejszo 55.00
5  United States Chuck Myers 54.65
6  Australia Michael Whittaker 53.85
7  France Didier Semmola 53.80
8  Canada Darryl Scheelar 53.10
8  Canada Dave Bens 53.10

Tumbling Team
Rank Country Gymnasts Points
 United States Steve Eiliott
Chad Fox
Kevin Ekberg
Chuck Myers		 103.37
 Poland Skawomir Borejszo
Andrzej Gartska
Marek Krol		 97.2
 Canada Darryl Scheelar
Stéphan Duchesne
John Smith
Dave Bens		 91.5

Women

Trampoline Individual
Rank Country Gymnast Points
 Great Britain Sue Shotton 96.80
  Switzerland Ruth Schumann 95.90
 Soviet Union Lilia Ivanova 95.00

Trampoline Team
Rank Country Points
 Great Britain 181.70
 West Germany 175.60
 Australia 174.30

Trampoline Synchro
Rank Country Gymnasts Points
 Great Britain Kyrstyan McDonald
Sue Shotton		 66.60
 Netherlands Jacqueline de Ruiter
Marjo van Diermen		 65.40
 Great Britain Andrea Holmes
Sachele Halford		 60.70

Double Mini Trampoline
Rank Country Gymnast Points
 West Germany Gabi Dreier 23.50
 Australia Cherie Mathers 23.30
 Australia Lesley Stephens 22.60
 Canada Vicki Bullock 22.60

Double Mini Trampoline Team
Rank Country Points
 Australia 41.50
 West Germany 41.00
 Canada 39.00

Tumbling
Rank Country Gymnast Points
 United States Jill Hollembeak 65.00
 United States Terri Devries 59.75
 United States Megan Cunningham 58.25

Tumbling Team
Rank Country Points
 United States 104.30
 Canada 94.50
 Australia 79.68
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