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European Trampoline Championships

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European Trampoline Championships
StatusActive
GenreSports Event
DateMidyear
FrequencyBiannual
Inaugurated1969
Most recent
2026
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]1969Paris France4United Kingdom Paul LuxonWest Germany Ute Czech West Germany
2[9]1971Ghent Belgium8[a]United Kingdom Paul LuxonWest Germany Margarete Duell West Germany
(1)[9]1972Cardiff Great Britain4United Kingdom Robert AndersonUnited Kingdom Wendy Wright West Germany
3[9]1973Edinburgh Great Britain4France Richard TisonSoviet Union Olga Starikova Soviet Union
(2)[9]1974Copenhagen Denmark4United Kingdom Simon ReesWest Germany Christiane Rother West Germany
4[9]1975Basel  Switzerland4Soviet Union Eugeni JakovenkoSoviet Union Svetlana Levina Soviet Union
(3)[9]1976Düsseldorf West Germany4Soviet Union Alexandr MikrukovSwitzerland Ruth Keller Soviet Union
5[9]1977Essen West Germany4Soviet Union Eugeni JanesSoviet Union Victoria Belyayeva Soviet Union
(4)[9]1978Copenhagen Denmark4United Kingdom Stewart MatthewsWest Germany Ute Scheile West Germany
6[9]1979Paris France4United Kingdom Stewart MatthewsSoviet Union Ludmilla Karpova Soviet Union
(5)[9]1980Edinburgh Great Britain4United Kingdom Carl FurrerSoviet Union Ludmilla Karpova Soviet Union
7[9]1981Brighton Great Britain6United Kingdom Carl FurrerSwitzerland Ruth Keller Soviet Union
(6)[9]1982Moulins France8France Lionel Pioline &
Soviet Union Vadim Krasnochapka		United Kingdom Sue Shotton &
Soviet Union Irena Tolmacheva		 Soviet Union
8[9]1983Burgos Spain12Soviet Union Igor BogachevUnited Kingdom Andrea Holmes &
United Kingdom Sue Shotton		 Great Britain
(7)[9]1984Leopoldsburg Belgium12Soviet Union Sergei NestreliaiUnited Kingdom Andrea Holmes West Germany
9[9]1985Groningen Netherlands14Soviet Union Vadim KrasnoshapkaUnited Kingdom Andrea Holmes France
(8)[9]1986Częstochowa Poland14Soviet Union Dmitri PoliaroushUnited Kingdom Andrea Holmes Soviet Union
10[9]1987Braga Portugal14Soviet Union Vadim KrasnoshapkaSoviet Union Elena Kolomejez Soviet Union
(9)[9]1988Salzgitter West Germany13Soviet Union Dmitri PoliaroushSoviet Union Anna Dogonadze Soviet Union
11[9]1989Copenhagen Denmark14Soviet Union Alexander MoskalenkoSoviet Union Tatiana Luschina Soviet Union
(10)[10]1990Uppsala Sweden14Soviet Union Zakharia AbramishviliSoviet Union Anna Dogonadze Soviet Union
12[11]1991Poznań Poland14Soviet Union Alexander MoskalenkoUnited Kingdom Andrea Holmes Soviet Union
(11)[12]1992Deinze Belgium14Latvia Oleg LupaloRussia Irina Karavaeva Ukraine
13[13]1993Sursee  Switzerland14France Fabrice SchwertzUnited Kingdom Susan Challis Germany
(12)[14]1994Houthalen-Helchteren Belgium14Belarus Vladimir KakorkoRussia Natalia Chernova Portugal
14[15]1995Antibes France13Belarus Dmitri PoliaroushRussia Irina Karavaeva Russia
(13)[16]1996Saint Petersburg Russia14Russia Sergei IachevUnited Kingdom Jaime Moore Russia
15[17]1997Eindhoven Netherlands14France David MartinBelarus Galina Lebedeva Russia
(14)[18]1998Villa do Conde Portugal10France Sebastien LaifaRussia Marina Mourinova Russia
16[19]1998Dessau Germany14Russia German KhnytchevGermany Anna Dogonadze Russia
Seniors + Juniors (UEG/EG)
17 (15)[20]2000Eindhoven Netherlands14+14Russia German KhnytchevRussia Irina KaravaevaGermany Karsten KuritzGermany Vera Nohse Russia
18 (16)[21]2002Saint Peterburg Russia13+12Russia Alexander MoskalenkoRussia Natalia ChernovaRussia Andre OudalovUnited Kingdom Hannah Lewis Russia
19 (17)[22]2004Sofia Bulgaria14+14Ukraine Yuri NikitinRussia Irina KaravaevaRussia Dmitry UshakovPortugal Ana Rente Russia
20 (18)[23]2006Metz France14+14Russia Alexandr RusakovRussia Irina KaravaevaRussia Mikhail MelnikGeorgia (country) Luba Golovina Russia
21 (19)[24]2008Odense Denmark14+14Ukraine Yuri NikitinRussia Irina KaravaevaRussia Mikhail MelnikUnited Kingdom Emma Smith Russia
22 (20)[25]2010Varna Bulgaria14+12France Gregoire PennesRussia Irina KaravaevaGreece Apostolos KoutavasRussia Irina Kundius Russia
23 (21)[26][27]2012Saint Petersburg Russia14+14+2[b]Russia Dmitry UshakovBelarus Tatsiana PiatreniaSpain Ángel HernándezBelarus Lizaveta Kazlova Russia
24 (22)[28]2014Guimarães Portugal14+14Belarus Uladzislau HancharouBelarus Hanna HarchonakRussia Oleg SelyutinUnited Kingdom Isabelle Songhurst Russia
25 (23)[29]2016Valladolid Spain14+14Belarus Uladzislau HancharouRussia Yana PavlovaBelarus Artur MikishkaRussia Meri Golota Russia
26 (24)[30]2018Baku Azerbaijan14+14Portugal Diogo GanchinhoRussia Yana PavlovaBelarus Ivan LitvinovichBelarus Katsiaryna Yarshova Russia
27 (25)[31]2021Sochi Russia13+14Belarus Aleh RabsauRussia Yana LebedevaRussia Danila KasimovRussia Anzhela Bladtceva Russia
28 (26)[32]2022Rimini Italy14+13France Allan MoranteUnited Kingdom Bryony PageAzerbaijan Maqsud MahsudovItaly Silvia Coluzzi Great Britain
29 (27)[33]2024Guimarães Portugal14+12Portugal Pedro FerreiraUnited Kingdom Bryony PageTurkey Sinan CankurtNetherlands Thalissa Wijkstra Great Britain
30 (28)[34]2026Portimão Portugal14+14+3[c]Individual Neutral Athletes Ivan LitvinovichIndividual Neutral Athletes Anzhela BladtcevaIndividual Neutral Athletes Aleksei GurinIndividual Neutral Athletes Glafira Zaiko Authorised Neutral Athletes

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

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

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