18 Sep Caylor Qualifies #1 On Floor, Drusch On All Four Events At Szombathely World Cup
2025 World Championship team member Dulcy Caylor qualified in first place for the floor final at the 2026 Szombathely World Challenge Cup! She earned 13.333. Caylor also advanced to the beam and vault final!
Her teammate Tatum Drusch, the 2026 American Classic All-Around Champion and 2026 bronze medalist on vault at the U.S. Classic, qualified on all four events! See our full interview with Tatum here!
The 2026 World Gymnastics Szombathely World Challenge Cup is September 18-20 in Hungary. The event features athletes from 25 countries and five continents over three days of competition.
All qualifying rounds kicked off Friday, September 18, followed by women’s vault and uneven bars finals on Saturday. The balance beam and floor exercise finals will be contested Sunday. All sessions are set to start at 9 a.m. ET.
All information on the competition can be found on the World Gymnastics and Hungarian Gymnastics Federation’s websites.
Per USA Gymnastics
INDIANAPOLIS (August 20, 2026) – USA Gymnastics’ men’s and women’s programs on Thursday announced the seven athletes who will represent the country at World Gymnastics’ World Challenge Cup competitions this fall in Hungary and France. Rosters were determined based on results from the 2026 Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships in Phoenix.
Szombathely World Challenge Cup
First up on the docket will be the Szombathely World Challenge Cup September 18-20 in Hungary, where 2025 World Championships team member Dulcy Caylor and 2026 U.S. Classic vault bronze medalist Tatum Drusch will compete for the U.S.
Visit the World Gymnastics event page for additional information.
Paris World Challenge Cup
Both men’s and women’s artistic athletes will be in France for the 2026 Paris World Challenge Cup September 26-27.
Competing for the women will be 2026 U.S. vault bronze medalist Izzy Stassi and 2026 U.S. balance beam sixth-place finisher Lila Richardson. They will be joined on the men’s side by 2026 U.S. horizontal bar champion Cooper Kim, 2026 U.S. pommel horse silver medalist Brandon Dang, and 2026 U.S. high bar bronze medalist Crew Bold.
More information on the event is expected to become available on the World Gymnastics competition page.
Participating athletes are listed below by competition.
Szombathely World Challenge Cup, September 18-20
Dulcy Caylor — Spring, Texas/World Champions Centre
Tatum Drusch — White Bear Lake, Minn./Flips Gymnastics
Paris World Challenge Cup, September 26-27
Crew Bold — Delray Beach, Fla./EVO Gymnastics
Brandon Dang — San Jose, Calif./University of Illinois
Cooper Kim — Grand Ledge, Mich./Stanford University
Lila Richardson — Russellville, Ark./Metroplex Gymnastics
Izzy Stassi — Delaware, Ohio/University of Oklahoma
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