Nita Jamagidze (Georgian: ნიტა ჯამაგიძე; born 25 July 2011) is a Georgian rhythmic gymnast. She represents Georgia in international competitions.
Career In November 2023 Jamagidze was a dancer along Barbare Kajaia for the Georgian Junior Eurovision act.
Junior She became a junior in 2025, debuting at the Aphrodite Cup where she was 7th overall among gymnast born in 2011. She qualified to hoop final, finishing 5th. Weeks later she won gold with hoop and silver with ball at the AGF trophy in Azerbaijan. In May she took part in the European Cup in Burgas, being 6th in the All-Around, 7th with hoop and won silver in the junior ball final. She was then selected for the 2025 Junior World Championships in Sofia, winning bronze in the ball final. In September, she competed at Czech Junior Cup in Brno, where she took 5th place in all-around.
In 2026 she made her debut at the Miss Valentine Grand Prix in Tartu, winning bronze in teams, along Elene Bakradze, and with clubs, gold with hoop and with ball. In April, she won silver medal in clubs final at AGF Trophy in Azerbaijan. Later that month she won gold medal in all-around and Georgian National Championships. She won gold medal with clubs and 5th place with ball at European Cup in Baku. In May, she was selected to represent Georgia at the 2026 European Championships in Varna, Bulgaria. She took 4th place in team competitiong alongside Elene Bakradze and Milla Shavladze. She took 5th place in ball and won gold medal in the clubs final.
Achievements First Georgian rhythmic gymnast to win a medal at the World Championships at either junior and senior level by winning bronze with ball at the 2025 Junior World Championships. First Georgian rhythmic gymnast to win a gold medal in an individual apparatus final at the European Championships.
Routine music information +YearApparatusMusic title2026HoopMoonlight Sonata (No Choir) by SuprhotBallA Time For Us by JoslinClubsDevil in the Details by Max SchadRibbonLove Triangle by Cirque du Soleil2025HoopBallSuccession (Main Title Theme) by Nicholas Britell ClubsRibbon
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