2025 DTB Pokal Stuttgart

EnBW DTB Pokal 2025
VenuePorsche-Arena
LocationStuttgart, Germany
DatesMarch 27–30, 2024

The 2025 EnBW DTB Pokal Team Challenge and Mixed Cup was an artistic gymnastics competition held from March 27–30, 2025 at the Porsche-Arena in Stuttgart, Germany. 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 Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, and the United States.[1][2]

Schedule

Date Session[3] Time
Thursday, March 27 Team Challenge Men 14:45–22:00
Friday, March 28 Junior Team Challenge Men 10:00–16:30
Team Challenge Women 19:00–22:00
Saturday March 29 Junior Team Challenge Women 14:00–17:00
Mixed Cup 19:00–22:00
Sunday, March 30 Apparatus Finals
Men's floor, pommel horse, and rings
Women's vault and uneven bars		 10:00–12:15
Apparatus Finals
Men's vault, parallel bars, and horizontal bar
Women's balance beam and floor		 15:00–17:45

Medalists

Senior

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Team Challenge
Men[4]
Team
 Japan Japan
Ryosuke Doi
Kazuma Kaya
Takumi Onishima
Wataru Tanigawa
Tomoharu Tsunogai 		United States United States
Taylor Christopulos
Jun Iwai
Riley Loos
Kiran Mandava
Kai Uemura 		Italy Italy
Yumin Abbadini
Lorenzo Bonicelli
Lorenzo Minh Casali
Edoardo de Rosa
Niccolo Vannucchi
Floor Exercise Israel Artem Dolgopyat Italy Lorenzo Minh Casali United States Jun Iwai
Pommel Horse Kazakhstan Zeinolla Idrissov Italy Edoardo de Rosa Japan Ryosuke Doi
Rings Japan Wataru Tanigawa United States Riley Loos Italy Lorenzo Minh Casali
Vault Japan Wataru Tanigawa Switzerland Luca Murabito Australia James Hardy
Parallel Bars Japan Tomoharu Tsunogai Netherlands Jermain Grünberg Belgium Nicola Cuyle
Horizontal Bar Italy Yumin Abbadini United States Jun Iwai Belgium Victor Martinez
Women[5]
Team
 Spain Spain
Marina Escudero
Laia Font
Laia Masferrer
Alba Petisco
Carlota Salas 		Canada Canada
Gabrielle Black
Lia Redick
Rose Woo
 
  		United Kingdom Great Britain
Shantae-Eve Amankwaah
Grace Davies
Ema Kandalova
Frances Stone
Tilly Wright
Vault Canada Gabrielle Black Belgium Lisa Vaelen Spain Laia Font
Uneven Bars Canada Rose Woo Australia Lucy Stewart Belgium Nina Derwael
Balance Beam Belgium Nina Derwael Germany Silja Stöhr United Kingdom Ema Kandalova
Floor Exercise Israel Yali Shoshani Belgium Lisa Vaelen Canada Gabrielle Black
Mixed Cup[6]
Team
 United States United States
Nola Matthews
Simone Rose
Ashlee Sullivan
Riley Loos
Kiran Mandava
Alex Nitache 		Germany Germany
Janoah Müller
Karina Schönmaier
Silja Stöhr
Nils Dunkel
Timo Eder
Alexander Kunz 		Canada Canada
Gabrielle Black
Lia Redick
Rose Woo
Kai Iwaasa
Chris Kaji
 

Junior

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Boys
Team China China
Ji Xinghui
Long Houcheng
Wang Chengcheng
Yang Lanbin
Zhao Ruiyang 		United States United States
Nartey Brady
Maksim Kan
Danila Leykin
Dante Reive
Nathan Roman 		United Kingdom Great Britain
George Atkins
Uzair Chowdhury
Jude Irons
Evan McPhillips
Sol Scott
Floor Exercise Kazakhstan Nurtan Idrissov France Antonin Delaye United States Nathan Roman
Pommel Horse China Wang Chengcheng United Kingdom Scott Sol Kazakhstan Roman Khegay
Rings United States Dante Reive Spain Gabriel Barris Netherlands Jayden Paton
Vault Kazakhstan Nurtan Idrissov United Kingdom Scott Sol Netherlands Jayden Paton
Parallel Bars United Kingdom Uzair Chowdhury China Yang Lanbin United States Danila Leykin
Horizontal Bar United States Danila Leykin Israel Ron Ortal United Kingdom George Atkins
Girls[5]
Team China China
Chen Ziyan
Nian Shiyan
Qin Ziyue
Xie Guying
Yu Wenjing 		Germany Germany
Anni Bantel
Lucia Bracka
Madita Mayr
Frederika Suhl
Luna Zimmermann 		Belgium Belgium
Zélia Caufriez
Mie de Wilde
Camille Galand
Fleur Leeman
Aziza Oeyen
Vault Germany Madita Mayr Belgium Camille Galand United Kingdom Jenitha Johnson
Uneven Bars China Xie Guying Germany Anni Bantel Spain Susana Martinez
Balance Beam China Yu Wenjing Belgium Camille Galand Spain Lucia Gutierrez
Floor Exercise China Qin Ziyue Germany Frederika Suhl Belgium Camille Galand

References

  1. ^ "China, Japan, Spain and U.S. dominate EnBW DTB Pokal Team Challenge and Mixed Cup". International Gymnast Media. March 30, 2025.
  2. ^ "2025 DTB Pokal Team Challenge and Mixed Cup". USA Gymnastics.
  3. ^ "Zeitplan" [Time schedule]. DTB (in German).
  4. ^ "Kazakh gymnast wins EnBW DTB Pokal Team Challenge 2025 gold". QazInform. March 31, 2025.
  5. ^ a b "2025 DTB Pokal Team Challenge Results". The Gymternet. March 30, 2025.
  6. ^ "2025 Mixed Cup results" (PDF). USA Gymnastics.
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