Rianna Mizzen

                 
                    

Rianna Mizzen has developed into one of Australia's most well rounded young gymnast. In 2016 Mizzen was selected to represent Australia at the Pacific Rim Championships and Aquece Rio Test Event, she also consolidated her international form on home soil by winning the 2016 Australian All-Around title.

Just a month later - at her first World Cup Challenge event - Mizzen's consistency continued, when she was crowned the Uneven Bars Champion in Anadia, Portugal.

Rianna stepped it up in 2017 by representing Australia at four separate international events, winning Bronze on the Beam at the L'International Gymnix Senior Cup and took silver on Bars at the AGF Trophy in Baku.

A crowning moment of Mizzen’s career came when she tested herself against the world’s best gymnasts at the 2017 World Championships in Canada.  

The Queenslander has continued to show her talent, being selected to represent Australia in the 2018 Commonwealth Games where she played a vital role in helping the Australian Women's team win the Bronze medal in the Team Competition.

  
  

QUICK FACTS
Birthplace: Gratton, NSW
Occupation: Student
Nickname: Ri
Sporting motto: You can do it!
Most admired sportsperson: Emily Little
Most influential person: My parents
Best piece of advice you have received:  That  I can do anything when I put my mind to it. Believe in yourself
Favourite sports team: Brisbane Roar soccer - Watching my brothers play soccer
Favourite music: Pop
Favourite movie: Angus Thongs and Perfect Snogging
Hobbies outside of gymnastics:
 Hanging with my friends and family, Spending time with my puppy, Weights, Gym, Shopping

TRAINING INFORMATION
Age began gymnastics and reason for starting: 6 years old, I loved doing flips
First Club: Robertson Gymnastics
First Coach: Sally
Current Club: QLD HPC 
Current Coach:  Mikhail Barabach
Best apparatus: Bars
Favourite skill: Pak on bars 
Most difficult skill to learn: Clear hip Tkachev

MOST SIGNIFICANT
Best National Performance: 2016 Australian Championships, Senior unever bars champion
Best International Performance: 2016 Senior uneven bars champions in Portugal - World Challenge Cup
Best Gymnastics Moment: Becoming the senior  champion in 2016, also coming 1st in bars in Portugal and 2nd in Baku!

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
Year Jun/Snr
Team
AA
VT
UB
BB
FX
2017 Senior 5th 3rd - 1st 7th =3rd
2016 Senior  3rd  1st  =2nd  2nd  2nd  -
2015 Senior  -  12th    1st    
2014 Junior - - - 5th - -
2013 Junior - 6th - - 3rd 4th
2012 IDP 10 1st 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd 3rd
2011 IDP 8
-
4th
1st
6th
8th
3rd
2010 IDP 6 - 2nd 4th 5th 5th 1st

INTERNATIONAL RESULTS
Year Event
Team
AA
VT
UB
BB
FX
2018 Commonwealth Games, AUS  3rd  -  - -  -   -
2018 Melbourne World Cup, AUS -   -  - 8th  -  - 
2017 World Championships, CAN - - - 58th 82nd 106th
2017 Doha World Cup, QAT  -  - -  5th  -  -
2017 AGF Trophy, AZE  - -  -  2nd  -  -
2017 L'International Gymnix, Senior International Cup Competition, CAN - 9th   7th 9th  3rd  6th 
2017 Melbourne World Cup, AUS  -  -    -   3rd    -   -
2016 Anadia World Challenge Cup, POR
 -
-
 -
 1st
30th
 -
2016 Aquece Rio Test Event, BRA
5th
27th
=21st
20th 
63rd
46th
2016 Pacific Rim Championships, USA
 3rd
-
 
 
-
 -
2015 AUS V China Friendly, AUS
-
-
-
12th 
-
-
2014 Massilia, FRA
 10th
30th
 20th
34th
30th
 33rd
2013 AYOF, AUS
3rd
13th
10th
11th
=19th 
15th

MAJOR EVENTS HISTORY
Commonwealth Games: 2018
World Championships: 2017
Olympic Games: N/A

Aquece Rio Test Event, BRA
5th
27th
=21st
20th 
63rd
46th