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Lieke Wevers and her partner dismissed by Spanish gymnastics federation
Former Dutch gymnast Lieke Wevers and her partner were dismissed by the Spanish gymnastics federation.
Spanish media linked the dismissals to an alleged incident involving Stolyar and Wevers.
The coverage said Stolyar behaved aggressively toward Wevers.
The available information does not explain what led to the incident or detail the partners’ roles at the federation.
The dismissals affect Wevers and her partner’s work with the federation, while the reported conduct remains an allegation.
No further steps or response from those involved were given.
Dutch former gymnast Lieke Wevers and her partner were reportedly dismissed by the Spanish gymnastics federation.
Sportnieuws.nl reported that the dismissals followed an alleged aggressive incident.
De Stentor attributed the account of the incident to Spanish media and identified Wevers’s partner as Stolyar.
The articles provide no further details about the dismissals or the incident.
- Who
- Former gymnast Lieke Wevers and her partner, identified as Stolyar by de Stentor.
- What
- They were reportedly dismissed by the Spanish gymnastics federation. Reports linked the dismissals to an alleged aggressive incident.
- When
- The reports were published on October 18, 2026; the date of the dismissals is not stated.
- Where
- The Spanish gymnastics federation. The location of the alleged incident is not stated.
- Why
- Reports linked the dismissals to an alleged incident in which Stolyar behaved aggressively toward Wevers. Further details are not stated.
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- People
- Lieke Wevers and her partner, identified by de Stentor as Stolyar
- Organisation
- Spanish gymnastics federation
- Reported event
- Wevers and her partner were dismissed, according to the headlines
- Allegation
- Spanish media reportedly described an incident in which Stolyar behaved aggressively toward Wevers
- Publication date
- October 18, 2026