> Squads<\/strong><\/h4>\nThere was very little between the two first squads but this time it was Austria who got crowned with 8.533. Germany, represented by Team Ingelsberg was not too far with a final score of <\/span>8.520 and a freestyle full of latin power! We also have to mention their second round scored 9.059! The French squad Noroc performed with their creative style, as always, but without Quentin Jabet who has been injured for a few weeks now. They scored 8.390 and got the third place.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n> Individuals<\/strong><\/h4>\nAfter the compulsory test, the ranking for the female category was very tight: 8 vaulters scored above 8, with Katharina Luschin (AUS) in the lead and she made it! Katharina, interpreting Daenerys Targaryen from Game of Thrones was sacred European Champion, scoring <\/span>8.827<\/span> after her four perfect rounds. The boxing girl Janika Derks (GER) got the second place with 8.636 and closed her great international season with another medal on her neck. <\/span>Jasmin Lindner (AUT) made it to the podium too, even after several recent injuries (on her left foot and her sacrum): she scored 8.473 with a big smile on her face.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\nThe Unidentified Flying Object Lambert Leclezio (FRA) won the championship with an incredible <\/span>9.001 as final score. Jannik Heiland (GER), alias the Genie from Aladdin finished second with 8.845, followed by his friend Thomas Br\u00fcsewitz (GER) who took the bronze medal (8.378).<\/span><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/www.vaultingworld.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/07\/Katharina-Luschin-682x1024.jpg?resize=600%2C901\")
Katharina Luschin (AUS) \/ Photo: Arjen van der Spek<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n> Pas-de-Deux\u00a0<\/strong><\/h4>\nThis season has been led by the two German monsters of their category: <\/span>Chiara Congia & Justin van Gerven<\/a> from Team NORKA<\/a>, and Janika Derks & Johannes Kay from Team Neuss. The final show was as beautiful as expected, and the gold went to the first pair Chiara & Justin with 8.943. Janika & Johannes finished the championship with 8.537. The Austrian pair who took the third place did really well too: Eva Nagiller & Romana Hintner scored 8.296.<\/span><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/www.vaultingworld.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/07\/Chiara-and-Justin-682x1024.jpg?resize=600%2C901\")
Chiara Congia & Justin van Gerven (GER) \/ Photo: Arjen van der Spek<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n> Nations\u2019 Cup<\/strong><\/h4>\nThe French team won the Nations\u2019 Cup with a total score of 26.619, and thanks to Vincent Haennel (8.412), Lambert Leclezio<\/a> (<\/span>9.246) and Team Noroc (8.961) who showed that they are definitely an extremely tough competitor in freestyle.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/www.vaultingworld.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/07\/Team-Noroc-1024x683.jpg?resize=600%2C400\")
Team Noroc (FRA) \/ photo: Arjen van der Spek<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe second step of the podium went to Austria (26.372), with Katharina Luschin competing both as individual and as squad member. She scored 8.940. Jasmin Lindner, the agile insect, showed a clear round with 8.700. The squad got a score of 8.732.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\nGermany (26.139) was not as strong as expected this time but still got the bronze medal. The nation was represented by Jannik Heiland<\/a> (9.066), Thomas Br\u00fcsewitz (8.234) who committed a mistake right after his risky and unique inverted flic flac, and Team Ingelsberg (8.839).<\/span><\/p>\n> FEI Vaulting World Championships for Juniors 2019<\/b><\/h4>\n
Germany won all the gold medals at stake, and showed that the nation is leading the way for juniors.<\/span><\/p>\n> Individuals<\/strong><\/h4>\nMona Pavetic (GER), also coming from Team Neuss got the world champion title with a final score of 8.402. The Swiss team left the competition with the two other medals here: Danielle B\u00fcrgi (8.382) and Samira Garius (8.160), who were competing on the same horse showed their best and got rewarded for that.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\nThe male category was taken by Jannik Liersch (GER), followed by the Swiss Sven Ris (7.848) and his compatriot Julian K\u00f6gl (GER) who finished with 7.607.<\/span><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/www.vaultingworld.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/07\/Mona-Pavetic-712x1024.jpg?resize=600%2C863\")
Mona Pavetic (GER) \/ Photo: Fotoina<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n> Squads<\/strong><\/h4>\nTeam Neuss was representing Germany (<\/span>8.040)<\/span> here and they won the world championships after a fight: Austria was leading after the first round, but the second round changed everything with an incredible score of 8.543 for Neuss, including 3 scores above 9. We will remember the happiness of Pauline Riedl who is both coach and lunger of the squad. The Austrian squad finished with a total score of <\/span>7.972, after having a fall on Saturday in the last part of their freestyle. The American squad (<\/span>7.740), coming from Colorado and coached by Christoph Lensing<\/a> himself and Jodi Rinard didn\u2019t travel for nothing as they got the bronze medal and showed to the vaulting world that the USA are definitely a strong country, even performing on a rented horse.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n> Pas-de-Deux<\/strong><\/h4>\nThe German pair <\/span>Ronja K\u00e4hler\/ Julian K\u00f6gl (8.703) added to their titles the best junior Pas-de-Deux in the world after showing two beautiful rounds. They had a head start after the first round and didn\u2019t let any chance to Switzerland to challenge them. Anja Schneider \/ Louisa Ryf got the silver medal with 8.146 as total score. The bronze went to another German pair: Anna L\u00f6w \/ Fabian Pentrop (8.091).\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/www.vaultingworld.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/07\/PDD-Germany-682x1024.jpg?resize=600%2C901\")
Ronja K\u00e4hler\/ Julian K\u00f6gl (GER) \/ Photo: Fotoina<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nA special mention to our Vaulting World ambassador Katie Henderson (GBR) who participated with Kerri Brylka and finished on 6th place with 7.691.<\/p>\n
Congratulations to all new champions and to Sydney Schimack<\/a> (USA), our Vaulting World ambassador for her great results in this FEI Vaulting World Championships for Juniors: She was part of the squad and finished 10th of her individual category with <\/span>7.580.<\/span><\/p>\n\n\n
> Individuals<\/strong><\/h4>\nAfter the compulsory test, the ranking for the female category was very tight: 8 vaulters scored above 8, with Katharina Luschin (AUS) in the lead and she made it! Katharina, interpreting Daenerys Targaryen from Game of Thrones was sacred European Champion, scoring <\/span>8.827<\/span> after her four perfect rounds. The boxing girl Janika Derks (GER) got the second place with 8.636 and closed her great international season with another medal on her neck. <\/span>Jasmin Lindner (AUT) made it to the podium too, even after several recent injuries (on her left foot and her sacrum): she scored 8.473 with a big smile on her face.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\nThe Unidentified Flying Object Lambert Leclezio (FRA) won the championship with an incredible <\/span>9.001 as final score. Jannik Heiland (GER), alias the Genie from Aladdin finished second with 8.845, followed by his friend Thomas Br\u00fcsewitz (GER) who took the bronze medal (8.378).<\/span><\/p>\nKatharina Luschin (AUS) \/ Photo: Arjen van der Spek<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n> Pas-de-Deux\u00a0<\/strong><\/h4>\nThis season has been led by the two German monsters of their category: <\/span>Chiara Congia & Justin van Gerven<\/a> from Team NORKA<\/a>, and Janika Derks & Johannes Kay from Team Neuss. The final show was as beautiful as expected, and the gold went to the first pair Chiara & Justin with 8.943. Janika & Johannes finished the championship with 8.537. The Austrian pair who took the third place did really well too: Eva Nagiller & Romana Hintner scored 8.296.<\/span><\/p>\nChiara Congia & Justin van Gerven (GER) \/ Photo: Arjen van der Spek<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n> Nations\u2019 Cup<\/strong><\/h4>\nThe French team won the Nations\u2019 Cup with a total score of 26.619, and thanks to Vincent Haennel (8.412), Lambert Leclezio<\/a> (<\/span>9.246) and Team Noroc (8.961) who showed that they are definitely an extremely tough competitor in freestyle.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\nTeam Noroc (FRA) \/ photo: Arjen van der Spek<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe second step of the podium went to Austria (26.372), with Katharina Luschin competing both as individual and as squad member. She scored 8.940. Jasmin Lindner, the agile insect, showed a clear round with 8.700. The squad got a score of 8.732.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\nGermany (26.139) was not as strong as expected this time but still got the bronze medal. The nation was represented by Jannik Heiland<\/a> (9.066), Thomas Br\u00fcsewitz (8.234) who committed a mistake right after his risky and unique inverted flic flac, and Team Ingelsberg (8.839).<\/span><\/p>\n> FEI Vaulting World Championships for Juniors 2019<\/b><\/h4>\n
Germany won all the gold medals at stake, and showed that the nation is leading the way for juniors.<\/span><\/p>\n> Individuals<\/strong><\/h4>\nMona Pavetic (GER), also coming from Team Neuss got the world champion title with a final score of 8.402. The Swiss team left the competition with the two other medals here: Danielle B\u00fcrgi (8.382) and Samira Garius (8.160), who were competing on the same horse showed their best and got rewarded for that.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\nThe male category was taken by Jannik Liersch (GER), followed by the Swiss Sven Ris (7.848) and his compatriot Julian K\u00f6gl (GER) who finished with 7.607.<\/span><\/p>\nMona Pavetic (GER) \/ Photo: Fotoina<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n> Squads<\/strong><\/h4>\nTeam Neuss was representing Germany (<\/span>8.040)<\/span> here and they won the world championships after a fight: Austria was leading after the first round, but the second round changed everything with an incredible score of 8.543 for Neuss, including 3 scores above 9. We will remember the happiness of Pauline Riedl who is both coach and lunger of the squad. The Austrian squad finished with a total score of <\/span>7.972, after having a fall on Saturday in the last part of their freestyle. The American squad (<\/span>7.740), coming from Colorado and coached by Christoph Lensing<\/a> himself and Jodi Rinard didn\u2019t travel for nothing as they got the bronze medal and showed to the vaulting world that the USA are definitely a strong country, even performing on a rented horse.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n> Pas-de-Deux<\/strong><\/h4>\nThe German pair <\/span>Ronja K\u00e4hler\/ Julian K\u00f6gl (8.703) added to their titles the best junior Pas-de-Deux in the world after showing two beautiful rounds. They had a head start after the first round and didn\u2019t let any chance to Switzerland to challenge them. Anja Schneider \/ Louisa Ryf got the silver medal with 8.146 as total score. The bronze went to another German pair: Anna L\u00f6w \/ Fabian Pentrop (8.091).\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\nRonja K\u00e4hler\/ Julian K\u00f6gl (GER) \/ Photo: Fotoina<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nA special mention to our Vaulting World ambassador Katie Henderson (GBR) who participated with Kerri Brylka and finished on 6th place with 7.691.<\/p>\n
Congratulations to all new champions and to Sydney Schimack<\/a> (USA), our Vaulting World ambassador for her great results in this FEI Vaulting World Championships for Juniors: She was part of the squad and finished 10th of her individual category with <\/span>7.580.<\/span><\/p>\n\n\n
The Unidentified Flying Object Lambert Leclezio (FRA) won the championship with an incredible <\/span>9.001 as final score. Jannik Heiland (GER), alias the Genie from Aladdin finished second with 8.845, followed by his friend Thomas Br\u00fcsewitz (GER) who took the bronze medal (8.378).<\/span><\/p>\n This season has been led by the two German monsters of their category: <\/span>Chiara Congia & Justin van Gerven<\/a> from Team NORKA<\/a>, and Janika Derks & Johannes Kay from Team Neuss. The final show was as beautiful as expected, and the gold went to the first pair Chiara & Justin with 8.943. Janika & Johannes finished the championship with 8.537. The Austrian pair who took the third place did really well too: Eva Nagiller & Romana Hintner scored 8.296.<\/span><\/p>\n The French team won the Nations\u2019 Cup with a total score of 26.619, and thanks to Vincent Haennel (8.412), Lambert Leclezio<\/a> (<\/span>9.246) and Team Noroc (8.961) who showed that they are definitely an extremely tough competitor in freestyle.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n The second step of the podium went to Austria (26.372), with Katharina Luschin competing both as individual and as squad member. She scored 8.940. Jasmin Lindner, the agile insect, showed a clear round with 8.700. The squad got a score of 8.732.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Germany (26.139) was not as strong as expected this time but still got the bronze medal. The nation was represented by Jannik Heiland<\/a> (9.066), Thomas Br\u00fcsewitz (8.234) who committed a mistake right after his risky and unique inverted flic flac, and Team Ingelsberg (8.839).<\/span><\/p>\n Germany won all the gold medals at stake, and showed that the nation is leading the way for juniors.<\/span><\/p>\n Mona Pavetic (GER), also coming from Team Neuss got the world champion title with a final score of 8.402. The Swiss team left the competition with the two other medals here: Danielle B\u00fcrgi (8.382) and Samira Garius (8.160), who were competing on the same horse showed their best and got rewarded for that.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n The male category was taken by Jannik Liersch (GER), followed by the Swiss Sven Ris (7.848) and his compatriot Julian K\u00f6gl (GER) who finished with 7.607.<\/span><\/p>\n Team Neuss was representing Germany (<\/span>8.040)<\/span> here and they won the world championships after a fight: Austria was leading after the first round, but the second round changed everything with an incredible score of 8.543 for Neuss, including 3 scores above 9. We will remember the happiness of Pauline Riedl who is both coach and lunger of the squad. The Austrian squad finished with a total score of <\/span>7.972, after having a fall on Saturday in the last part of their freestyle. The American squad (<\/span>7.740), coming from Colorado and coached by Christoph Lensing<\/a> himself and Jodi Rinard didn\u2019t travel for nothing as they got the bronze medal and showed to the vaulting world that the USA are definitely a strong country, even performing on a rented horse.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n The German pair <\/span>Ronja K\u00e4hler\/ Julian K\u00f6gl (8.703) added to their titles the best junior Pas-de-Deux in the world after showing two beautiful rounds. They had a head start after the first round and didn\u2019t let any chance to Switzerland to challenge them. Anja Schneider \/ Louisa Ryf got the silver medal with 8.146 as total score. The bronze went to another German pair: Anna L\u00f6w \/ Fabian Pentrop (8.091).\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n A special mention to our Vaulting World ambassador Katie Henderson (GBR) who participated with Kerri Brylka and finished on 6th place with 7.691.<\/p>\n Congratulations to all new champions and to Sydney Schimack<\/a> (USA), our Vaulting World ambassador for her great results in this FEI Vaulting World Championships for Juniors: She was part of the squad and finished 10th of her individual category with <\/span>7.580.<\/span><\/p>\n\n\n> Pas-de-Deux\u00a0<\/strong><\/h4>\n
> Nations\u2019 Cup<\/strong><\/h4>\n
> FEI Vaulting World Championships for Juniors 2019<\/b><\/h4>\n
> Individuals<\/strong><\/h4>\n
> Squads<\/strong><\/h4>\n
> Pas-de-Deux<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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