Final day with event finals

Henrik Stehlik and his coaches Ute Luxon-Pitkamin and Michael Kuhn

Most successful World Champs for host Germany
The 23rd Trampoline World Championships 2003 ended with the event finals in the Olympic disciplines trampoline- individual men and women as well as with the finals in the disciplines tumbling and double- minitramp.
The German Henrik Stehlik from Salzgitter won two gold medals and the very first gold medal in men's individual disciplin for Germany.
It was the most successful world chammps for host Germany...
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Medal Winners:2-Alexander Moskalenko (RUS), 1-Henrik Stehlik (GER), 3-David Martin (FRA)

Trampoline, Women

Sunday: Final TRAMPOLINE, Women (Olympic)
- Heather Ross-McManus (CAN) – gets a bit to far away from the middle of the trampoline and underrotates her 10th jump...but manages to finish her routine safely (39.00);
- Kirsten Lawton (GBR) – very good body technique but often gets too far away from the middle of the trampoline, also lacks a bit of height in her jumps.. (39.00);
- Anna Dogonadze (GER) - ... cheerfully welcomed by the home crowd, from the beginning with a triple salto on she presents a faultless routine and takes the lead (39.20);
- Karen Cockburn (CAN) – very high double salto piked, presents a clean routine but looses a bit of height after her 6th jump;

she has 2 tenth more of difficulty in her routine than Dogonadze and manages to overtake her (40.20);
- Olena Movchan (UKR) - ... in this final which has a very high level of quality she gets in between the two currently leading gymnasts (39.70);
- Huang, Chanchan - she starts with the very difficult triple salto – 1/2 turn but crashes after her 4th jump…
- Natalia Chernova (RUS) - .. at the beginning she gets a bit away from the middle of the trampoline but manages to correct that until the end; she finishes her routine safely (diff.: 13.90; final score: 39.10);
- Irina Karavaeva (RUS) – triple salto 1/2 turn at the beginning, then she dangerously gets close to the end of the trampoline but manages to correct that mistake safely; nonetheless she ends up on rank 7;

Results:
1. Karen Cockburn (CAN) 40,20
2. Olena Movchan (UKR) 39,70
3. Anna Dogonadze (GER) 39,20.

>>Results, TRAMPOLINE, Women

Henrik Stehlik (GER)

Final: TRAMPOLINE, Men (Olympic)
- Merino Nuno (POR) - ... (39.60)
- Vladimir Kokorko (BLR) - ... a technically perfect routine which he presents faultlessly... (40.50)
- Alexander Moskalenko (RUS) – Olympic Champion and five-time World Champion:... his long-time experience is visible, triple twists on the highest level – he takes the lead (41.50);
- David Martin (FRA) – also a World Champion... he opens up his jumps very early and presents a very elegant routine; he has the highest level of difficulty (16.60) but only reaches the 2nd position (41,40);
- Henrick Stehlik (GER) - ... the audience is very quiet during his routine ... and cheers loudly afterwards.. a perfect routine and Henrik takes the lead (41.50)

- Dmitri Poliarush (BLR) - ... a good routine until the last jump during which he crashes…(30.70);
- Juri Nikitin (UKR) – extremly high jumps (!!) and a great start ... but then he almost crashes during his 6th jump and only presents a layout as 7th j

Women's Medals Trio

Final DOUBLE-MINITRAMP, Women
Rotation 1:
- Monica Fernandez (POR) and Antonia Iwanowa (BUL) open the first of two rotations;
- Irina Vassilieva (RUS): 1st: Double salto fw. 1/2-turn; but then she has to secure the landing of her twist with her hands after her second jump;
- Julie Warnock (CAN): - two twists which she manages to stick securely;
- Shelly Klochan (USA): - a wide jump into the second trampoline, then double salto fw. 1/2 turn and also a very high second jump;

- Drew Rentrro (USA) currently on the 3rd position;
- Sarah Charles (CAN) – elegant jumps with technically perfect turns;
- Galina Goncharenko (RUS) – double salto 1/2 turn and salto with turns as second jump, she reaches the 4th position.

Medals Trio, Men

Final DOUBLE-MINITRAMP, Men
Rotation 1:
- Gabriel Miranda (BRA): - it looks like the men compete one floor higher than the women before...
- Chris Mitruk (CAN) – a lot of cheers from the audience for his triple twist as second jump!!
- Adam Menzies (CAN): - very clean double twists and early opening in the second jump, he takes the lead;
- Keith Douglas (USA) – he falls on the landing of his second jump...

- Radostin Rachev (BUL) – also he with a fall on the landing.. - Vladimir Cojoc (MDM) – very beautifull twists – the widest flight after the second jump;
- Alexei Ilichev (RUS): - two jumps with a very good layout position and nice twists, he takes t

Women's medal trio, Tumbling

Final TUMBLING, Women

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Results:
1.Olena Chabanenko (UKR) 74,10
2. Kathrin Peberdy (GBR) 73,70
3. Anna Korobainikova (RUS) 71,50

>>Results, TÚMBLING, Women

Men's Medal tria Tumbling

Final: TUMBLING, Men

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2nd rotation
- Yves Tarin (FRA) – he crashes!
- Damien Walters (GBR) – 21/2 twists in his double layout;
- Tseko Mogotsi (RSA) – double salto with double twist in the end and he takes the lead;
- Pan, Huanian (CHN) – he presents the highest difficulty: the only gymnast with three additional highlights in his series of 8 elements!! Great!!

- Robert Proctor (GBR) - ...unfortunately he overrotates his triple salto in the end!
- Jamar Young (USA) – Double layout/Double twist, two times, high speed – currently on rank 4;
- Alexei Bantienko (RUS) – double layout 1/1 twist, then double la