Breanna Labadan

Breanna Labadan (born 13 July 2006) is a Filipina rhythmic gymnast.[1] She's the first gymnast from the Philippines to compete at the World Championships.

Breanna Labadan
Nickname(s)Bree
Country represented Philippines
Born (2006-07-13) 13 July 2006
Butuan, Philippines
DisciplineRhythmic Gymnastics
LevelInternational Elite
Years on national team2019-
Head coach(es)Dóra Vass

Personal life

Her father Arnold Labadan led the Filipino rhythmic gymnastics delegation at the 2018 Vitrigo Cup International Competition in Kuala Lumpur, he has also served as chairman of the Gymnastics Association of the Philippines Athletes and Coaches Committee.[2] Labadan took up gymnastics at age seven in Butuan after her parents enrolled her to a local club.[3] In 2017 she began training with coach Dora Vass in Hungary, and has also spent time competing on the European rhythmic gymnastics circuit.[4][5]

Career

In 2019 Brenna was the Danish representative at the 1st Junior Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships in Moscow along Jessica Rayne Tijam, she was 39th with ball and 48th with clubs.[6]

In 2022 she made her senior international debut at the World Championships in Sofia, being the first rhythmic gymnast from her country to attend the competition, where she finished 66th in the All-Around, 60th with hoop, 75th with ball, 76th with clubs and 59th with ribbon.[7]

Achievements

References
  1. "LABADAN Breanna - FIG Athlete Profile". www.gymnastics.sport. Retrieved 2022-11-21.
  2. "Arnold Labadan new chairman of the Gymnastics Association of the Philippines Athletes and Coaches Committee". facebook.
  3. "Sports5 Interview". facebook.
  4. "Gymnastics: Pinay rhythmic gymnasts strike gold in Hungarian tilt".
  5. Sambatyon, Eldan (2019-11-18). "Teenage gymnasts from Butuan, Cebu win 5 Golds in victorious 3-country European campaign". Good News Pilipinas. Retrieved 2022-11-21.
  6. "2019 Junior Worlds Result Book". longinestiming.
  7. "2022 World Championships Result Book". longinestiming.
  8. "Breanna Labadan opens Rhythmic Gymnastics Worlds campaign".
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