GERMANY'S Junior team of girls (under 13 years) won this year's "SWISS CUP JUNIORS 2021" in a four-country match in the Zurich Hallenstadion. With 144,250 points, they relegated the BELGIUM youth team (141,600) to second place, followed by the girls from FRANCE (140,150) and the host team from Switzerland (134,700).
The German talents competed with the best five all-around fighters of the current German Youth Championships (Age group >13), with the newly crowned Stuttgart all-around winner of this age group, Helen KEVRIC also proving herself to be the best all-rounder in her international competition. At halftime, Michaela Muehlhofer, who was only 12 years old, as well as Amalia Preuss-Neuhof, Lisa Wötzel, Helen Kevric, Marlene Gotthardt and Mara Dietz were still in second place behind France, but then improved and took the lead after their third rotation, the jump that they could defend to the end.
Four-country Fight U13-Talents:
(1) Germany; (2) Belgium; (3) France; (4) Switzerland.
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* Germany's Helen KEVRIC was the only gymnast to break the 50 point limit (50.300), ahead of the Belgian Yelena DEVREKER (47.500) and ahead of Germany's Marlene GOTTHARDT, who recently rose to fourth in the national Youth championships in Esslingen (GER) last month and was third with 47,100 in Zurich.
* * The five-time (!) German youth champion Helen Kevric (photo, right >) also set the highest marks on the jump, uneven bars and floor in this international competition and was only won on the balance beam by Thilde Lekens from Belgium (< photo, left), from the Heusden-Zolder gymnastics center (province Limburg) with the device's best value of 12.550 by +0.15 points.
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* The Swiss team with Joya Dübi, Chiara Roveri, Angela Pennisi, Kea Walser, Fiona Paula Müller and Noée Obi finished fourth in their home competition. The best individual athlete from a Swiss point of view was Kea Walser with 44,700 points on 10th place.
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