European Trampoline Championships

European Trampoline Championships
StatusActive
GenreSports Event
DateMidyear
FrequencyBiannual
Inaugurated1969
Most recent2024
Organised byUEG or EUG or EG

The European Trampoline Championships, sometimes referred to more formally as the European Championships in Trampoline, Double-Mini-Tramoline and Tumbling is the main trampoline gymnastics championships in Europe, including the disciplines of Double mini trampoline and tumbling, organised by European Gymnastics.[1][2][3][4][5]

Events

  • Trampoline: Individual, Team, Synchro
  • Double Mini Tramoline: Individual, Team
  • Tumbling: Individual, Team

Editions

Seniors since 1969, Juniors since 1972, Seniors and Juniors at the same time since 2000.[6][7][8]

1969: Fédération française des sports au trampoline (FFST) was formed in 1965 and organized the 1st European Championship in 1969.

1969-1998: Fédération Internationale de Trampoline (FIT) was formed in 1964 and organized European Championships from 1969 to 1998.

Trampoline Gymnastics = Member of FIG since 1 January 1999.

S: Seniors / J: Juniors

# S (J) Year Host city Host country Events
(S+J) 		Senior Men's Champion
(Individual Trampoline) 		Senior Women's Champion
(Individual Trampoline) 		Junior Men's Champion
(Individual Trampoline) 		Junior Women's Champion
(Individual Trampoline) 		First in medal table
Seniors / Juniors (FIT)
1[9] 1969 Paris France 4 Paul Luxon Ute Czech  West Germany
2[9] 1971 Ghent Belgium 8[a] Paul Luxon Margarete Duell  West Germany
(1)[9] 1972 Cardiff Great Britain 4 Robert Anderson Wendy Wright  West Germany
3[9] 1973 Edinburgh Great Britain 4 Richard Tison Olga Starikova  Soviet Union
(2)[9] 1974 Copenhagen Denmark 4 Simon Rees Christiane Rother  West Germany
4[9] 1975 Basel  Switzerland 4 Eugeni Jakovenko Svetlana Levina  Soviet Union
(3)[9] 1976 Düsseldorf West Germany 4 Alexandr Mikrukov Ruth Keller  Soviet Union
5[9] 1977 Essen West Germany 4 Eugeni Janes Victoria Belyayeva  Soviet Union
(4)[9] 1978 Copenhagen Denmark 4 Stewart Matthews Ute Scheile  West Germany
6[9] 1979 Paris France 4 Stewart Matthews Ludmilla Karpova  Soviet Union
(5)[9] 1980 Edinburgh Great Britain 4 Carl Furrer Ludmilla Karpova  Soviet Union
7[9] 1981 Brighton Great Britain 6 Carl Furrer Ruth Keller  Soviet Union
(6)[9] 1982 Moulins France 8 Lionel Pioline &
Vadim Krasnochapka		 Sue Shotton &
Irena Tolmacheva		  Soviet Union
8[9] 1983 Burgos Spain 12 Igor Bogachev Andrea Holmes &
Sue Shotton		  Great Britain
(7)[9] 1984 Leopoldsburg Belgium 12 Sergei Nestreliai Andrea Holmes  West Germany
9[9] 1985 Groningen Netherlands 14 Vadim Krasnoshapka Andrea Holmes  France
(8)[9] 1986 Częstochowa Poland 14 Dmitri Poliaroush Andrea Holmes  Soviet Union
10[9] 1987 Braga Portugal 14 Vadim Krasnoshapka Elena Kolomejez  Soviet Union
(9)[9] 1988 Salzgitter West Germany 13 Dmitri Poliaroush Anna Dogonadze  Soviet Union
11[9] 1989 Copenhagen Denmark 14 Alexander Moskalenko Tatiana Luschina  Soviet Union
(10)[10] 1990 Uppsala Sweden 14 Zakharia Abramishvili Anna Dogonadze  Soviet Union
12[11] 1991 Poznań Poland 14 Alexander Moskalenko Andrea Holmes  Soviet Union
(11)[12] 1992 Deinze Belgium 14 Oleg Lupalo Irina Karavaeva  Ukraine
13[13] 1993 Sursee  Switzerland 14 Fabrice Schwertz Susan Challis  Germany
(12)[14] 1994 Houthalen-Helchteren Belgium 14 Vladimir Kakorko Natalia Chernova  Portugal
14[15] 1995 Antibes France 13 Dmitri Poliaroush Irina Karavaeva  Russia
(13)[16] 1996 Saint Petersburg Russia 14 Sergei Iachev Jaime Moore  Russia
15[17] 1997 Eindhoven Netherlands 14 David Martin Galina Lebedeva  Russia
(14)[18] 1998 Villa do Conde Portugal 10 Sebastien Laifa Marina Mourinova  Russia
16[19] 1998 Dessau Germany 14 German Khnytchev Anna Dogonadze  Russia
Seniors + Juniors (UEG/EG)
17 (15)[20] 2000 Eindhoven Netherlands 14+14 German Khnytchev Irina Karavaeva Karsten Kuritz Vera Nohse  Russia
18 (16)[21] 2002 Saint Peterburg Russia 13+12 Alexander Moskalenko Natalia Chernova Andre Oudalov Hannah Lewis  Russia
19 (17)[22] 2004 Sofia Bulgaria 14+14 Yuri Nikitin Irina Karavaeva Dmitry Ushakov Ana Rente  Russia
20 (18)[23] 2006 Metz France 14+14 Alexandr Rusakov Irina Karavaeva Mikhail Melnik Luba Golovina  Russia
21 (19)[24] 2008 Odense Denmark 14+14 Yuri Nikitin Irina Karavaeva Mikhail Melnik Emma Smith  Russia
22 (20)[25] 2010 Varna Bulgaria 14+12 Gregoire Pennes Irina Karavaeva Apostolos Koutavas Irina Kundius  Russia
23 (21)[26][27] 2012 Saint Petersburg Russia 14+14+2[b] Dmitry Ushakov Tatsiana Piatrenia Ángel Hernández Lizaveta Kazlova  Russia
24 (22)[28] 2014 Guimarães Portugal 14+14 Uladzislau Hancharou Hanna Harchonak Oleg Selyutin Isabelle Songhurst  Russia
25 (23)[29] 2016 Valladolid Spain 14+14 Uladzislau Hancharou Yana Pavlova Artur Mikishka Meri Golota  Russia
26 (24)[30] 2018 Baku Azerbaijan 14+14 Diogo Ganchinho Yana Pavlova Ivan Litvinovich Katsiaryna Yarshova  Russia
27 (25)[31] 2021 Sochi Russia 13+14 Aleh Rabsau Yana Lebedeva Danila Kasimov Anzhela Bladtceva  Russia
28 (26)[32] 2022 Rimini Italy 14+13 Allan Morante Bryony Page Magsud Mahsudov Silvia Coluzzi  Great Britain
29 (27)[33] 2024 Guimarães Portugal 14+12 Pedro Ferreira Bryony Page Sinan Cankurt Thalissa Wijkstra  Great Britain
30 (28)[34] 2026 Portimão Portugal 14+14+3[c] Future event

Medals (1969-2024)

Juniors (1972-2024)

Seniors (1969-2024)

Incomplete

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Russia853825148
2 Soviet Union*3715658
3 France35282891
4 Great Britain343539108
5 Portugal22322377
6 Belarus22212063
7 West Germany*198431
8 Germany17192561
9 Ukraine11112648
10 Spain1151733
11 Poland78924
12 Belgium55717
13 Denmark45716
14 Bulgaria43512
15 Azerbaijan2327
16 Georgia16310
17 Sweden14510
18 Netherlands1326
19 Switzerland1113
20 Slovakia1102
21 Greece1012
22 Moldova0011
Totals (22 entries)321251256828
  •     Former Countries.

Total (1969-2024)

See also

Results

Notes

  1. ^ Includes four 'B'-class events
  2. ^ Includes two events in U21
  3. ^ Includes three events in U21

References

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