{"id":1847,"date":"2018-08-06T18:46:55","date_gmt":"2018-08-06T16:46:55","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blog.vaultingworld.com\/?p=1847"},"modified":"2019-02-22T22:10:47","modified_gmt":"2019-02-22T21:10:47","slug":"vaulting-european-championships-juniors-2018","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.vaultingworld.com\/de\/vaulting-european-championships-juniors-2018\/","title":{"rendered":"FEI Vaulting European Championships for Juniors in Kaposv\u00e1r 2018 – Insights Day 4 & Results"},"content":{"rendered":"

Der Voltigierzirkel Team<\/strong><\/a> has been on site at the FEI Vaulting European Championships for Juniors<\/strong><\/a> in Kaposv\u00e1r and gave us an overview and some insights of this thrilling weekend. In this article you will find a summary of the final day (Sunday) and the results.<\/p>\n

<\/p>\n

Read more about what happened on Saturday Jetzt entdecken!<\/a>.<\/p>\n

| GERMAN VERSION BELOW\u00a0|<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Junior European Championship 2018 in Kaposv\u00e1r<\/p>\n

Report on the final Sunday by Felix Bender (Voltigierzirkel e.V.)<\/p>\n

> FEMALE INDIVIDUALS:<\/strong><\/h4>\n

The last freestyle on Sunday offered great excitement, as the winners were close to each other:<\/p>\n

Nicole Brabec (Royal Salut, Manuela Barosch) showed an expressive and extremely difficult freestyle and was the first starter on Sunday to achieve score of over 8.0. A fall in the poetic freestyle by Danielle B\u00fcrgi (Calaro AV CH, Mirjam Degiorgi) ended the medal chances of the Swiss. Even Mara Xander (Lukas 1036, Andrea Blatz) was not fortunate enough: on a ground jump, the German no longer came on her horse Lukas, who was very fast at this moment. Although the vaulter could still show some of her demanding exercises, but she finished after the bell. The scores were accordingly quite low. Samira Garius (Calaro AV CH, Mirjam Degiorgi) performed her freestyle with agility and speed – but it was barely enough for a medal, because Nicole Brabec came through her highly rated freestyle on exactly the same final score as the Swiss. And in this case, according to regulations, the first compulsories are crucial and the Austrian scored the higher mark. As a gesture of appreciation, the Austrian took the Swiss on the podium in the prize giving ceremony.<\/p>\n

First and second place went to two German starters: Alina Ro\u00df (San Zero, Marion Schulze) competently and with choreographic highlights performed her elegant “King of the Lions” freestyle. Fabienne Nitkowski (Dantez, Iris Schulten) was the last to show her program, which shone through sophisticated agility and balance elements and included high jump elements – and skillfully implemented the Swan Lake music. This was rated so highly by the judges that the Germans could be happy about the gold medal.<\/p>\n

> MALE INDIVIDUALS:<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Sunday afternoon the time had come: the five best placed men started. First, Philipp Stippel on Sir Valentin 5 with Dina Menke. However, the German fell off at the beginning of his powerful King Kong freestyle in a high jump and then had difficulties to come back to his performance. This left first the Frenchman Dorian Terrier (Vigo de Bailly, Marina Dupon Joosten) with his gymnastically strong freestyle (including a high diving jump) in the lead. Although Sven Ris (Baldus, Martina B\u00fcttiker) made some mistakes in his also gymnastically strong freestyle, he was able to take the lead due to his former leading position. But it should not be enough for a medal. Jannik Liersch (Adlon 59, Alexander Hartl) performed hardly any insecurities in his airy-light gymnastics (but not at all consisting of simple exercises). Theo Gardies (Amaretto du Perchet CH, Trudi Kauer) also competently mastered his extravagant choreographed freestyle, which contained some of the highest difficulties, but it was not enough to secure the lead. Therefore, the decision was clear that Germany would win before the test was over – the only question was who is at the top. The answer came in the form of a precisely controlled and demanding freestyle: Matching his Batman theme, Gregor Klehe jumped spectacularly over his horse Adlon (lunged by Alexander Hartl) and thus all the way up the podium in Kaposv\u00e1r.<\/p>\n

> SQUADS:<\/strong><\/h4>\n

At first, on the last day of the competition, the squads that no longer had a chance of winning any of the top positions showed their freesytles, although these also offered some appealing and entertaining programs.<\/p>\n

Then came the top 5 and the tension increased. It all started in Italy: the look was colorful of the squad that interpreted the music of the movie Avatar on Filon lunged by Laura Carnabuci. However, the team performed in their sometimes challenging freestyle in both rounds some uncleanliness. Great Britain performed on Bankey Moon lunged by Rebecca Hewit, in eye-catching pink-silver-black jerseys a sure-feeling freestyle to “Lord of the Dance” and “Riverdance” sounds with partly high and safe supported blocks.<\/p>\n

The Swiss team (Bentley 53, Simone Aebi) came safer through their second freesytle and the joy was correspondingly great – rightly, since the freestyle score was 8.3. So Austria had to follow suit to secure their position. Most of the artful freestyle with their challenging blocks was performed well by the team, but it showed a few minor uncertainties and a fall, which luckily went harmless. But it caused tension: how much would the judges punish this? Ultimately, it was enough for the Austrians on Don Quentin lunged by Karen Asmera to defend their position. Then the big black-red-golden fan camp heated up the atmosphere in the arena, the German “Spice Girls” from Team Nordheim on Humphrey Bogart 6 lunged by Andrea Blatz ran into the circle and it was quiet as a mouse. The freestyle was absolutely in the flow and except for two ground touches after somersaulting no major mistakes were to be recognized. And so the joy in the German team was once again huge: Gold for Germany.<\/p>\n

> PAS-DE-DEUX:<\/strong><\/h4>\n

As expected, many of the starters on lower positions were able to improve in the second round on Sunday. This was especially true for the young Pas-de-Deux Kerri Brylka and Katie Henderson from Great Britain. They had a lot of fun in the second round of their imaginative freestyle, performed on Captain John on the lunge of John Eccles with good gymnastics approaches and a convincing performance and moved as the first couple on Sunday in the upper 7 score range. The young couple from Great Britain stayed in the lead for a long time and even scratched at the medal slots – until the Swiss girls, Louisa Ryf and Anja Schneider (Amaretto du Perchet CH, Trudi Kauer), came in and showed high standing blocks and entertaining acting performance. And they were rewarded by the judges with scores of over 8.0, so a medal was safe, because it was followed only by the two German Pas-de-Deuxs.<\/p>\n

Diana Harwardt and Peter K\u00fcnne (Sir Laulau, Hendrik Falk) made the beginning and showed a freestyle with creative transitions and combinations. The scores for the performance were once again higher than for the Swiss couple, so it was just a question of which starters from Germany would take the gold medal home. And Daytona made it even more exciting: The four-legged seemed very nervous, ran very unevenly before the sound of the bell, but Lars Hansen, Ronja K\u00e4hler and Julian K\u00f6gl managed to keep their nerves and came safely through their freestyle to “Cabaret” music. Although they did not quite match their very high scores from the first round, but it was enough in the overall standings to win gold.<\/p>\n

You will find an article about the Junior European Championships in Kaposv\u00e1r in the magazine Aktueller Voltigierzirkel 3\/2018.<\/p>\n

Thanks to Felix Bender for these insights from Kaposv\u00e1r!<\/strong><\/p>\n

> RESULTS:<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Der European Champions Junior Pas-de-Deux 2018<\/strong> are already set:<\/p>\n

    \n
  1. Julian K\u00f6gl & Ronja K\u00e4hler (GER) – 8.464<\/li>\n
  2. Diana Harwardt & Peter Kunne (GER) – 8.079<\/li>\n
  3. Anja Schneider & Louisa Ryf (SUI) – 7.771<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Der European Champions Junior Squads 2018<\/strong> are:<\/p>\n

      \n
    1. Team Germany – 8.135<\/li>\n
    2. Team Austria – 7.783<\/li>\n
    3. Team Switzerland – 7.653<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

      Der European Champions Junior Male Individuals 2018<\/strong> are:<\/p>\n

        \n
      1. Gregor Klee (GER) – 8.137<\/li>\n
      2. Jannik Liersch (GER) – 8.022<\/li>\n
      3. Theo Gardies (FRA) – 7.994<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

        Der European Champions Junior Female Individuals 2018<\/strong> are:<\/p>\n

          \n
        1. Fabienne Nitkowski (GER) – 8.234<\/li>\n
        2. Alina Ro\u00df (GER) – 8.149<\/li>\n
        3. Nicole Brabec (AUT) –\u00a07.849<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

          All results can be found Jetzt entdecken!<\/a>.<\/h4>\n

          | GERMAN\u00a0|<\/strong><\/h4>\n

          Junioren-EM 2018 in Kaposv\u00e1r<\/p>\n

          Bericht \u00fcber den abschie\u00dfenden Sonntag von Felix Bender<\/p>\n

          > DAMEN:<\/strong><\/h4>\n

          Die letzte K\u00fcr am Sonntag bot gro\u00dfe Spannung, da die Erstplatzierten eng beieinander lagen:<\/p>\n

          Eine ausdrucksstarke und mit H\u00f6chstschwierigkeiten gespickte K\u00fcr zeigte Nicole Brabec (Royal Salut, Manuela Barosch) und kam damit als erstes Starterin am Sonntag auf eine K\u00fcrnote von deutlich \u00fcber 8,0. Ein Sturz in der poetisch gestalteten K\u00fcr von Danielle B\u00fcrgi (Calaro AV CH, Mirjam Degiorgi) beendete dagegen die Medaillen-Chancen der Schweizerin. Auch Mara Xander (Lukas 1036, Andrea Blatz) hatte das Gl\u00fcck nicht auf ihrer Seite: Bei einem Bodensprung kam die Deutsche nicht mehr auf ihr Pferd Lukas, der in diesem Moment sehr flott wurde. Zwar konnte die Voltigiererin noch einige ihrer anspruchsvollen \u00dcbungen zeigen, doch der Abgang erfolgte nach dem Abklingeln. Die Noten waren dem entsprechend recht niedrig. Temperamentvoll und temporeich turnte Samira Garius (Calaro AV CH, Mirjam Degiorgi) durch ihre K\u00fcr – aber f\u00fcr eine Medaille reichte es knapp nicht, denn Nicole Brabec kam durch ihre hoch bewertete K\u00fcr auf exakt dieselbe Endnote wie die Schweizerin. Und in diesem Fall ist laut Reglement die erste Pflicht entscheidend und in dieser erzielte die \u00d6sterreicherin die h\u00f6here Note. Als anerkennende Geste nahmen die \u00d6sterreicherin die Schweizerin in der Meisterehrung mit aufs Treppchen.<\/p>\n

          Platz 1 und 2 machten zwei deutsche Starterinnen unter sich aus: Alina Ro\u00df (San Zero, Marion Schulze) turnte souver\u00e4n und mit choreografischen Highlights durch ihre elegante \u201eK\u00f6nig der L\u00f6wen\u201c-K\u00fcr. Fabienne Nitkowski (Dantez, Iris Schulten) zeigte als Letzte ihr Programm, das durch anspruchsvolle Beweglichkeits- und Balance-Elemente gl\u00e4nzte und hohe Sprungelemente beinhaltete – und noch dazu die Schwanensee-Musik gekonnt umsetzte. Dies wurde von den Richtern so hoch bewertete, dass sich die Deutsche \u00fcber die Goldmedaille freuen durfte.<\/p>\n

          > HERREN:<\/strong><\/h4>\n

          Sonntagnachmittag war es so weit: Die f\u00fcnf bestplatzierten Herren gingen an den Start. Zun\u00e4chst Philipp Stippel auf Sir Valentin 5, Longe Dina Menke. Der Deutsche st\u00fcrzte jedoch zu Beginn seiner kraftvollen King-Kong-K\u00fcr bei einem hohen Sprung und kam danach zun\u00e4chst nur schwer wieder in seine Darbietung. Dadurch blieb zun\u00e4chst der Franzose Dorian Terrier (Vigo de Bailly, Marina Dupon Joosten) mit seiner turnerisch starken K\u00fcr (u. a. mit hohem Tauchsprung) in F\u00fchrung. Sven Ris (Baldus, Martina B\u00fcttiker) leistete sich zwar in der seiner ebenfalls turnerisch starken K\u00fcr ein paar Fehler, konnte aufgrund seines Noten-Vorsprungs jedoch in F\u00fchrung gehen. Doch f\u00fcr eine Medaille sollte es nicht reichen. Jannik Liersch (Adlon 59, Alexander Hartl) leistete sich in seiner luftig-leicht geturnten (aber ganz und gar nicht aus einfachen \u00dcbungen bestehenden) Piloten-K\u00fcr kaum Unsicherheiten. Souver\u00e4n turnte auch Theo Gardies (Amaretto du Perchet CH, Trudi Kauer) durch seine extravagant choreografierte K\u00fcr, die einige H\u00f6chstschwierigkeiten enthielt, doch hauchd\u00fcnn reichte es nicht, um die F\u00fchrung die sichern. Deshalb war auch in dieser Pr\u00fcfung vor Abschluss der Pr\u00fcfung klar, dass Deutschland siegen w\u00fcrde – die Frage war nur, welcher Herr ganz oben steht. Die Antwort kam in Form einer pr\u00e4zise geturnten und anspruchsvollen K\u00fcr: Passend zu seinem Batman-Thema sprang Gregor Klehe spektakul\u00e4r \u00fcber sein Pferd Adlon (longiert von Alexander Hartl) und damit ganz nach oben aufs Treppchen in Kaposv\u00e1r.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

          > GRUPPEN:<\/strong><\/h4>\n

          Zun\u00e4chst zeigten am letzten Wettkampftag die Gruppen, die von den Vornoten her keine Chance mehr auf einen der vorderen Pl\u00e4tze hatten, ihre K\u00fcr, wobei auch diese zum Teil ansprechende und unterhaltsame Programme boten.<\/p>\n

          Dann kamen die Top 5 und die Spannung steigerte sich. Den Anfang machte Italien: Farbenfroh war das Erscheinungsbild der Gruppe, die auf Filon, longiert von Laura Carnabuci, die Musik des Films Avatar interpretierte. Allerdings leistete sich die Mannschaft in ihrer in teilweise anspruchsvollen K\u00fcr in beiden Durchg\u00e4ngen einige Unsauberkeiten. Gro\u00dfbritannien zeigte auf Bankey Moon, Longe Rebecca Hewit, in auff\u00e4lligen rosa-silber-schwarzen Trikots eine sicher wirkende K\u00fcr zu \u201eLord of the Dance\u201c- und \u201eRiverdance\u201c-Kl\u00e4ngen mit zum Teil hoch und sicher gest\u00fctzten Bl\u00f6cken.<\/p>\n

          Die Schweizer Mannschaft (Bentley 53, Simone Aebi) kam sicherer durch ihre zweite K\u00fcr und dem entsprechend gro\u00df war die Freude – zu Recht, die K\u00fcrnote lag bei 8,3. Also musste \u00d6sterreich nachziehen, um seinen Platz zu sichern. Der Gro\u00dfteil der kunstvollen K\u00fcr mit ihren anspruchsvollen Bl\u00f6cken gelang der Mannschaft auch \u00fcberzeugend, aber sie zeigte ein paar kleine Unsicherheiten und einen Sturz, der zum Gl\u00fcck harmlos ausging. Aber er sorgte f\u00fcr Spannung: Wie stark w\u00fcrden die Richter dies ahnden? Letztlich reichte es f\u00fcr die \u00d6sterreicher auf Don Quentin mit Karen Asmera an der Longe, ihren Platz zu verteidigen. Dann heizte das gro\u00dfe schwarz-rot-goldene Fanlager die Stimmung in der Halle ein, die deutschen \u201eSpice Girls\u201c vom Team Nordheim auf Humphrey Bogart 6 mit Andrea Blatz an der Longe liefen in den Zirkel und es war mucksm\u00e4uschenstill. Die K\u00fcr war absolut im Fluss und bis auf zwei Bodenber\u00fchrungen nach Salto-Abg\u00e4ngen waren keine gr\u00f6\u00dferen Fehler zu erkennen. Und so kam es, dass die Freude im Deutschen Team erneut riesig gro\u00df war: Gold f\u00fcr Deutschland.<\/p>\n

          > PAS-DE-DEUX:<\/strong><\/h4>\n

          Erwartungsgem\u00e4\u00df konnten sich viele der weiter hinten platzierten Doppel-Starter im zweiten Umlauf am Sonntag verbessern. Das galt insbesondere f\u00fcr das junge Pas de Deux Kerri Brylka und Katie Henderson aus Gro\u00dfbritannien. Es hatte in der zweiten K\u00fcr viel Spa\u00df in ihrer fantasievollen K\u00fcr, zeigte auf Captain Jack an der Longe von John Eccles gute turnerische Ans\u00e4tze und eine \u00fcberzeugende Ausf\u00fchrung und bewegten sich als erstes Paar am Sonntag im oberen 7-er Notenbereich. Das junge Paar aus Gro\u00dfbritannien blieb lange Zeit in F\u00fchrung und kratzte sogar an den Medaillenpl\u00e4tzen – bis die Piratinnen aus der Schweiz, Louisa Ryf und Anja Schneider (Amaretto du Perchet CH, Trudi Kauer), kamen und hohe Stehbl\u00f6cke und eine unterhaltsame schauspielerische Leistung zeigten. Und daf\u00fcr wurden sie von dem Richter-Gremium mit Noten \u00fcber 8,0 belohnt, eine Medaille war also sicher, denn es folgten nur noch die beiden deutschen Pas de Deux.<\/p>\n

          Diana Harwardt und Peter K\u00fcnne (Sir Laulau, Hendrik Falk) machten den Anfang und zeigten eine K\u00fcr wie aus einem Guss mit kreativen \u00dcberg\u00e4ngen und Kombinationen. Die Noten f\u00fcr die Darbietung lagen noch einmal h\u00f6her als beim Schweizer Paar, dadurch war es nur noch eine Frage, welche Starter aus Deutschland die Goldmedaille mit nach Hause nehmen w\u00fcrden. Und Daytona machte es noch einmal spannend: Der Vierbeiner wirkte sehr nerv\u00f6s, lief vor dem Beginn der K\u00fcr sehr ungleichm\u00e4\u00dfig, doch Lars Hansen, Ronja K\u00e4hler und Julian K\u00f6gl gelang es, die Nerven zu behalten und sicher durch ihre K\u00fcr zu \u201eCabaret\u201c-Musik turnen. Zwar kamen sie nicht ganz an ihre sehr hohen Noten aus dem ersten Umlauf heran, doch reichte es in der Gesamtwertung zu Gold.<\/p>\n

          Im Aktuellen Voltigierzirkel 3\/2018 werdet ihr einen Artikel \u00fcber die Junioren-EM in Kaposv\u00e1r finden.<\/p>\n

          Vielen Dank an Felix Bender f\u00fcr die Eindr\u00fccke aus Kaposv\u00e1r!<\/strong><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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