2023 European Aesthetic Group Gymnastics Championships

2023 European Aesthetic Group Gymnastics Championships
VenueEnergia Areena[1]
Location Vantaa, Finland
Start date26 May 2023
End date28 May 2023

The 2023 European Aesthetic Group Gymnastics Championships, the 5th edition, was held in Vantaa, Finland, from May 26 to 28, 2023 at the Energia Areena.

Following the advice of IOC President Thomas Bach on the issue of the safety of athletes from Russia and Belarus, the IFAGG Council decided to prevent their teams from participating in the 2022 World Championships and the 2023 European Championships. The IFAGG president described the decision as "fatal because for the athletes life is sports, and the competitions are the basis of sports", but emphasized that it was necessary in order to safeguard cooperation with other sports organizations and to maintain the pathway towards Olympic recognition.[2]

Participating nations

Schedule

Medal winners

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Senior Final [3] Minetit  Finland

Sanni Hartman, Tilda Holappa, Jenni Hyytiäinen, Iinu Häkkinen, Katariina Järventausta, Adaliina Niininen, Lara Pietilä, Sini Tapio

The National team  Bulgaria

Victoria Berova, Sibila Karpacheva, Hristiana Kovacheva, Karina Neykova, Daria Kapsazova, Yana Staykova, Maria Mehlemova, Siyana Tabakova

Gloria  Finland

Henni Hölttä, Milla Jääskeläinen, Elma Kaasalainen, Josefina Ketola, Eirini Nora Kuusisto, Sara Linna, Noora Luoto, Anna Erika Luoto, Hertta Martikainen, Tiara Reyes, Justiina Tiittanen, Varvara Yulle

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Junior Final Minetit Junior  Finland

Ella Koskinen, Minttu Malinen, Minttu Mikkola, Serafiina Niininen, Lilja Peurakoski, Emma Kauppinen, Elle Sovelius, Saimi Sepponen

OVO Junior Team  Finland

Kerttu Hakkarainen, Ella Heiskanen, Aino Hyppönen, Mimosa Järvelä, Noona Kellas, Selma Länsmans, Melina Marila, Sanni Salminen, Laura Seppä, Yagmur Serengil, Alida Virkkunen

Rytmika Junior Team  Estonia

Annabel Juuriste, Marii Elis Jürisoo, Hele-Riin Kallari, Emma Kivikas, Mona Maasikas, Pauline Mikker, Rebeka Raid, Saskia Treufeldt, Kirke Veski

Results

Senior

The top 12 teams (2 per country) and the host country in Preliminaries qualify to the Finals. [4]

Place Nation Name Preliminaries Final Total
Finland Minetit 27.700 (2) 28.000 (1) 55.700
Bulgaria The National team 28.000 (1) 27.600 (2) 55.600
Finland Gloria 27.000 (3) 26.700 (3) 53.700
4 Estonia Siidisabad 26.500 (5) 26.300 (4) 52.800
5 Bulgaria National team 26.650 (4) 25.950 (5) 52.600
6 Estonia Caresse 24.450 (8) 24.050 (6) 48.500
7 Czech Republic Team Zonja 23.500 (10) 23.150 (7) 46.650
8 Czech Republic Team Fenix 22.600 (11) 22.850 (8) 45.450
9 Ukraine Grand Victory 22.550 (12) 22.450 (9) 45.000
10 Denmark Team Greve 21.750 (13) 21.200 (10) 42.950
11 Ukraine Avangard 21.400 (14) 21.150 (11) 42.550
12 Austria Tanzfabrik 21.000 (15) 18.800 (12) 39.800
13 Finland OVO Team 26.250 (6) 26.250
14 Finland Sirius 25.850 (7) 25.850
15 Estonia Violett 23.900 (9) 23.900
16 Czech Republic Infinity 20.950 (16) 20.950
17 Italy Pro Recco Gym Club 20.150 (17) 20.150
18 Denmark DHG elite 20.050 (18) 23.900
19 Denmark Aura 18.900 (19) 18.900

Medal table

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Finland (FIN)2114
2 Bulgaria (BUL)0101
3 Estonia (EST)0011
Totals (3 entries)2226

References

  1. ^ "Joukkuevoimistelun EM-kilpailut Vantaan Energia Areenalla 27.-28.5. – mukana Vantaan vuoden urheilija Lara Pietilä" (in Finnish). 8 May 2023.
  2. ^ "Information letter of IFAGG President" (PDF). 7 September 2022. Retrieved 19 September 2025.
  3. ^ "Minetit voitti joukkuevoimistelun Euroopan mestaruuden!". Yle (in Finnish). 28 May 2023.
  4. ^ "Senior European Championship".
This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is available under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 unless otherwise noted. Additional terms may apply for the media files.