More than 300 gymnasts from around the county took part in the first-ever regional competition, with the Ipswich branch impressing just eight months after opening.
The athletes took part in the East Anglian Gymnastics regional championships, representing six clubs around the area.
These included Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft, Ipswich, Leiston, Thetford and Chelmsford.
The Ipswich branch has only been open for eight months – despite this, they finished second in five of the events.
Coaches from each club actively participated in different competitions as well as the children, in an attempt to deepen the bond and camaraderie between the coaches and gymnasts.
Ben and Ash, the company directors, said: "We are thrilled with the overwhelming response to this inaugural event.
"The participation of over 350 gymnasts from diverse clubs and the outstanding performances showcased highlighted the growing popularity and excellence of gymnastics in our region."
Keenan Hilton, former Irish gymnast and area manager at EA Gymnastics, said: "It was an unforgettable showcase of talent, unity and awe-inspiring gymnastics.
"The incredible displays of athleticism and unwavering passion will continue to inspire aspiring gymnasts, coaches, and families throughout the region, leaving an indelible mark on the future of gymnastics."
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