, bronze in the vault. At the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona, no Canadian qualified for an individual event final. Stella Umeh placed 16th in the women's all-around and Hibbert placed 36th in the men's. The best Canadian performance at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics came from Yvonne Tousek, who finished 26th in the women's all-around. Kate Richardson advanced to 16th place and Kyle SHEWFELT placed 12th in the floor exercises at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. That same year trampoline became a part of the Olympic gymnastics repertoire, and Karen Cockburn won bronze in the individual trampoline event.
Canada's success at international competition continued to grow after Sydney. Kyle Shewfelt won 2 gold and 1 silver medal at the 2002 Commonwealth Games, and 2 bronze medals at the 2003 World Championships. He won a gold at the 2004 Olympic Games at Athens, and holds a unique spot in Canadian gymnastics history as the only gold medal winner in Artistic Gymnastics. Along with rhythmic gymnast Lori FUNG, he is the second Canadian to win an Olympic gold medal in the sport altogether. Karen COCKBURN continued her successful career after Sydney, winning the World Championships in 2003 and two World Cup competitions in 2004. As at Sydney, she excelled at Athens in 2004, taking the silver medal in the individual trampoline event. In 2005, she and her partner, Canadian champion Rosannagh MacLennan, won Canada's first World Cup gold medal in the synchronized trampoline event. In 2008 she won a silver medal at the Beijing games. Along with MacLennan, the pair has gone on to win eight consecutive World Cup events in synchronized trampoline, including second place at the 2009 Canadian Championships, and the 2009 World Championships. In 2011 she placed first in both the individual and synchronized events at the Elite Canada competitions, the World Cup in Japan, and the Canada Cup. Rosannagh MacLennan has also achieved solo competition success, winning a gold medal at the 2012 Summer Olympics in the women's trampoline event.