German English
04. April 2004
Leverkusen / Germany
Wheel Gymnastics
Wheel Gymnastics: Germany sovereign!
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Winner: GERMANY! |
2nd World Cup - final Day
World Champion Germany was the clear winner also on the second day's team competition of the '2nd Team World Cup' of Wheel Gymnastics in Leverkusen (GER).
The host won with a score of 55,60 points, followed by the Japanese Team (50,30), an 'All Star Team' (49,90), Norway (45,15) and Switzerland (44,65).
After first day in Leverkusen the world cup finisched in Wiesbaden today, also with the individual scores...
World Champion Germany was the clear winner also on the second day's team competition of the '2nd Team World Cup' of Wheel Gymnastics in Leverkusen (GER).
The host won with a score of 55,60 points, followed by the Japanese Team (50,30), an 'All Star Team' (49,90), Norway (45,15) and Switzerland (44,65).
After first day in Leverkusen the world cup finisched in Wiesbaden today, also with the individual scores...
'... and the winner is: GERMANY!'
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Jermain Dotson (USA) |
2nd Day: Wiesbaden (GER)
Favorite Germany was also the best team on second day of the '2nd Team World Cup of Wheel Gymnastics', held in Wiesbaden, Germany.
After an accident of the Japanese Yusuaki (broken leg), the Japanese team increased an won the silver medal, followed by the All Star Team on third place.
Also the Norwegian team was better as the day before and cam on fourth, folowed by the Swiss athletes.
Teams competition (2nd Day)
1. GERMANY 55,60
2. JAPAN 50,30
3. ALL STAR TEAM 49,90
4. NORWAY 45,15
5. SWITZERLAND 44,65
Favorite Germany was also the best team on second day of the '2nd Team World Cup of Wheel Gymnastics', held in Wiesbaden, Germany.
After an accident of the Japanese Yusuaki (broken leg), the Japanese team increased an won the silver medal, followed by the All Star Team on third place.
Also the Norwegian team was better as the day before and cam on fourth, folowed by the Swiss athletes.
Teams competition (2nd Day)
1. GERMANY 55,60
2. JAPAN 50,30
3. ALL STAR TEAM 49,90
4. NORWAY 45,15
5. SWITZERLAND 44,65
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Julius Petri (GER |
Individual
>> SPRUNG / VAULT
1. Julius Petri GER
2. Jermain Dotson USA
3. Jan Schäfer GER
>> SPIRALE / SPIRAL
1. Janine Oer GER
2. Jan Schäfer GER
3. Satoshi Motoya JAP
>> GERADE / STRAIGHT LINE
1. Julius Petri GER
2. Julia Pohling GER
3. Janine Oer GER
>> SPRUNG / VAULT
1. Julius Petri GER
2. Jermain Dotson USA
3. Jan Schäfer GER
>> SPIRALE / SPIRAL
1. Janine Oer GER
2. Jan Schäfer GER
3. Satoshi Motoya JAP
>> GERADE / STRAIGHT LINE
1. Julius Petri GER
2. Julia Pohling GER
3. Janine Oer GER
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On second place: All Star Team! |
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Janine Oer (GER) |
First Day - Leverkusen (GER)
Germany won World Team-Cup in Leverkusen
Titleholder and World Team Champion Germany (55,45 Points) won the World Team-Cup in Leverkusen (3rd April 2004) with Janier Oer, Julius Petri, Julia Pohling and Jan Schäfer.
2nd place took the All Star –Team Team ( 51,60 Points) with Freddy Bruell (Belgium), Jermain Dotson (USA), Lisa Buddrus and Claudia Schäfer from the organzing club TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen.
Japan took place 3 ( 51,05 Points).
On Sunday the World Team-Cup is held in Wiesbaden / Germany.
Germany won World Team-Cup in Leverkusen
Titleholder and World Team Champion Germany (55,45 Points) won the World Team-Cup in Leverkusen (3rd April 2004) with Janier Oer, Julius Petri, Julia Pohling and Jan Schäfer.
2nd place took the All Star –Team Team ( 51,60 Points) with Freddy Bruell (Belgium), Jermain Dotson (USA), Lisa Buddrus and Claudia Schäfer from the organzing club TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen.
Japan took place 3 ( 51,05 Points).
On Sunday the World Team-Cup is held in Wiesbaden / Germany.
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Ricarda Vogel (GER)
Mehrkampfweltmeisterin 2013
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Christoph Clausen,
Deutscher Meister 2013
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Deutscher Meister 2013
Christoph Clausen