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2023 DTB Pokal Stuttgart

The 2023 EnBW DTB Pokal Team Challenge and Mixed Cup was an artistic gymnastics competition held from March 17–19, 2023 at the Porsche-Arena in Stuttgart, Germany.[2] The event consisted of five separate competitions across three days: a team challenge competition for both senior men and women; a team challenge for junior men and women; and a mixed team cup which will was contested between mixed gender senior teams from Brazil, Germany, Japan and the United States.[3]

2023 DTB Pokal Stuttgart
VenuePorsche-Arena
LocationStuttgart, Germany
DatesMarch 17–19, 2023[1]
Nations18
Teams45
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Schedule edit

Date Session[4] Time
Friday, March 17 Junior Team Challenge Men 10:00–13:15
Team Challenge Men 16:00–19:45
Saturday, March 18 Junior Team Challenge Women 10:00–12:30
Team Challenge Women 14:30–17:30
Men's Apparatus Finals – Seniors & Juniors 18:30–21:45
Sunday, March 19 Women's Apparatus Finals – Seniors & Juniors 10:00–12:15
Mixed Cup 14:30–17:15

Medalists edit

Senior edit

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Team Challenge
Men
Team
details 		  United States
Asher Hong
Brody Malone
Yul Moldauer
Fred Richard
Shane Wiskus 		  Japan
Ryosuke Doi
Tsuyoshi Hasegawa
Daiki Hashimoto
Kakeru Tanigawa
  		  Turkey
Adem Asil
Ferhat Arıcan
İbrahim Çolak
Mehmet Koşak
Kerem Şener
Floor Exercise   Ryosuke Doi   Yul Moldauer   Pau Jimenez
Pommel Horse   Edoardo de Rosa   Kakeru Tanigawa   Asher Hong
Rings   Adem Asil   Marco Lodadio   Félix Dolci
Vault   Harry Hepworth   Yuri Guimarães   Adem Asil
Parallel Bars   Mario Macchiati   Taha Serhani   Ferhat Arıcan
Horizontal Bar   Daiki Hashimoto   Taha Serhani   Félix Dolci
Women
Team
details 		  United States
Nola Matthews
Zoe Miller
Joscelyn Roberson
Ashlee Sullivan
Lexi Zeiss 		  Belgium
Maellyse Brassart
Fien Enghels
Aberdeen O'Driscol
Erika Pinxten
Jutta Verkest 		  France
Léa Franceries
Silane Mielle
Djenna Laroui
Morgane Osyssek
Sheyen Petit
Vault   Joscelyn Roberson   Karina Schönmaier —
Uneven Bars   Zoe Miller   Sanna Veerman   Fien Enghels
Balance Beam   Jessica Schlegel   Maellyse Brassart   Léa Franceries
Floor Exercise   Júlia Soares   Joscelyn Roberson   Aurelie Tran
Mixed Cup
Team
details 		  Japan
Hazuki Watanabe
Chiharu Yamada
Nanami Yamamoto
Ryosuke Doi
Tsuyoshi Hasegawa
Daiki Hashimoto 		  Germany
Anna-Lena König
Elisabeth Seitz
Sarah Voss
Pascal Brendel
Milan Hosseini
Andreas Toba 		  Brazil
Luisa Maia
Carolyne Pedro
Josiany Calixto
Tomas Florencio
Yuri Guimarães
Josue Heliodoro

Junior edit

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men
Team   United States
Zach Green
Danila Leykin
Alex Nitache
Max Odden
Sollen Chiodi 		  Germany
Timo Eder
Marcel Graf
Alexander Kirchner
Maxim Kovalenko
Daniel Mousichidis 		  Turkey
Alperen Ege Avci
Ahmet Burak Ekici
Volkan Arda Hamarat
 
 
Floor Exercise   Eric Terres Martin   Timo Eder   Solen Chiodi
Pommel Horse   Marcus Pietarinen   Daniel Mousichidis   Gijs Franken
Rings   Volkan Arda Hamarat   Aaro Harju   Romeo Jost
Vault   Maxim Kovalenko   Solen Chiodi   Nicholas Howard
Parallel Bars   Danila Leykin   Volkan Arda Hamarat   Kyano Schepers
Horizontal Bar   Zach Green   Timo Eder   Volkan Arda Hamarat
Women
Team   Germany
Mara Dietz
Marlene Gotthardt
Helen Kevric
Silja Stöhr
Lisa Woetzel 		  Canada
Gabrielle Black
Aaliyah DeSousa
Gabrielle Fausto
Lia Monica Fontaine
Reese Wilson 		  Belgium
Chloe Baert
Hanne Degryse
Naomi Descamps
Marie DeSmet
Yelena Devreker
Vault   Ming van Eijken   Lia Monica Fontaine   Alexandra Florea
Uneven Bars   Lilou Viallat   Leire Escauriaza Tipacti   Gabrielle Black
Balance Beam   Naomi Descamps   Marlene Gotthardt   Lana Pondart
Floor Exercise   Gabrielle Fausto   Anamaria Mihaescu   Lisa Woetzel

[5][6][7][8]

Mixed Cup results edit

Qualification edit

Rank Name Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Total
1   Japan 161.081
Hazuki Watanabe   13.766 –   13.233
Chiharu Yamada –   12.700 –
Nanami Yamamoto   11.700   12.466   12.166
Ryosuke Doi   14.800   13.500 –
Tsuyoshi Hasegawa   14.250   14.650   13.500
Daiki Hashimoto – –   14.300
2   Germany 159.030
Anna-Lena König – –   12.966
Sarah Voss   13.566   12.833   12.666
Elisabeth Seitz   13.466   14.633 –
Andreas Toba   13.000   12.100 –
Milan Hosseini   13.750 –   13.550
Pascal Brendel –   13.200   13.300
3   United States 157.330
Elle Mueller   14.033   11.466   13.266
Nola Matthews   12.366   13.066 –
Addison Fatta – –   12.833
Landen Blixt   13.050   13.200   11.750
Isaiah Drake   14.300 – –
Jeremy Bischoff –   14.550   13.450
4   Brazil 147.781
Luisa Maia –   11.466 –
Carolyne Pedro   12.633 –   12.233
Josiany Calixto   11.433   12.266   8.700
Tomás Florêncio –   13.200   13.650
Yuri Guimarães   13.200   13.650   13.500
Josué Heliodoro   11.850 – –

Final edit

Rank Name Round 4 Total
Gold final
    Japan 55.833
Hazuki Watanabe   12.833
Chiharu Yamada   13.500
Nanami Yamamoto –
Ryosuke Doi   14.600
Tsuyoshi Hasegawa –
Daiki Hashimoto   14.900
    Germany 52.583
Anna-Lena König –
Sarah Voss   13.233
Elisabeth Seitz   12.500
Andreas Toba   13.350
Milan Hosseini –
Pascal Brendel   13.500
Bronze final
    Brazil 54.632
Luisa Maia   13.166
Carolyne Pedro   13.066
Josiany Calixto –
Tomás Florêncio –
Yuri Guimarães   14.100
Josué Heliodoro   14.250
4   United States 54.466
Elle Mueller   13.666
Nola Matthews –
Addison Fatta   13.900
Landen Blixt   13.050
Isaiah Drake –
Jeremy Bischoff   13.850

Participants edit

Participating nations and event distribution per nation
Country Women Senior Team Challenge Men Senior Team Challenge Women Junior Team Challenge Men Junior Team Challenge Mixed Cup
  Australia Yes Yes No Yes No
  Belgium Yes No Yes Yes No
  Brazil Yes Yes No No Yes
  Canada Yes Yes Yes Yes No
  Finland No No No Yes No
  France Yes Yes Yes No No
  Germany Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
  Great Britain No Yes No No No
  Israel No Yes Yes Yes No
  Italy Yes Yes Yes No No
  Japan Yes Yes No No Yes
  Netherlands Yes No Yes Yes No
  Romania No No Yes No No
  Spain No Yes No Yes No
   Switzerland No Yes No No No
  Sweden No No No Yes No
  Turkey No Yes No Yes No
  United States Yes Yes No Yes Yes
Total 9[9] 13[10] 8[11] 11[12] 4[13]

Notes on participating nations:   Austria were listed on promotional materials but not on any start lists.[14]

References edit

  1. ^ "Enbw DTB Pokal Mixed Cup 2023 | FIG – Event Detail". International Gymnastics Federation.
  2. ^ Deutscher Turner-Bund (March 16, 2023). "EnBW DTB Pokal". EnBW DTB Pokal (in German). Stuttgart. Retrieved March 16, 2023.
  3. ^ https://www.enbw-dtbpokal.de/enbw-dtb-pokal/starterfeld/mixed-cup/
  4. ^ "Zeitplan". EnBW DTB Pokal (in German). February 13, 2023. Retrieved March 16, 2023.
  5. ^ "U.S. athletes earn 12 medals at DTB Pokal Team Challenge and Mixed Cup". USA Gymnastics. March 20, 2023.
  6. ^ "2023 DTB Pokal Team Challenge Results". The Gymternet. March 20, 2023.
  7. ^ "Hashimoto Daiki wins horizontal bar at DTB-Pokal 2023". International Olympic Committee. March 19, 2023.
  8. ^ "U.S. sweeps team titles at DTB Pokal in Stuttgart". International Gymnast Media. March 21, 2023.
  9. ^ "Team Challenge". EnBW DTB Pokal (in German). March 16, 2023. Retrieved March 16, 2023.
  10. ^ "Team Challenge". EnBW DTB Pokal (in German). March 16, 2023. Retrieved March 16, 2023.
  11. ^ "Junior Team Challenge". EnBW DTB Pokal (in German). March 16, 2023. Retrieved March 16, 2023.
  12. ^ "Junior Team Challenge". EnBW DTB Pokal (in German). March 16, 2023. Retrieved March 16, 2023.
  13. ^ "Mixed Cup". EnBW DTB Pokal (in German). March 16, 2023. Retrieved March 16, 2023.
  14. ^ "Nationen". EnBW DTB Pokal (in German). March 16, 2023. Retrieved March 16, 2023.
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