29. EUROPEAN TRAMPOLINE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2024

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* Defending European Champion and reigning World Champion Bryony Page (GBR) is facing competition from 2019 European Games Champion Léa Labrousse, 2022 junior European Champion Silvia Coluzzi (ITA), Lina Sjoeberg (SWE), recent Olympic qualifiers Noemi Romero (ESP), Seljan Mahsudova (AZE) and Luba Golovina (GEO); Svitlana Malkova (UKR), among many others. Page and Isabelle Songhurst are defending the synchro gold. At the World Cup in Baku in February, Georgians Anano Apakidze and Marian Ragimovi earned the bronze medal while Germany’s Aurelia Eisloeffel and Maya Moeller clinched bronze last weekend in Cottbus.
* All European finalists of the 2023 Worlds are lining up:
Gabriel Albuquerque (POR), Zak Perzamanos (GBR), Benny Wizani (AUT) and Pedro Ferreira (POR), as will the defending European Champion, France’s Allan Morante.  Other names to watch: Diogo Abreu (POR), Mykola Prostorov (UKR), Julien Chartier (FRA) and Andrew Stamp (GBR). In synchro, all eyes will be on World Champions Caio Lauxtermann and Fabian Vogel (GER), France’s Morgan Demiro-o-Domiro and Pierre Gouzou, Portugal’s Diogo Abreu and Pedro Ferreira and Great Britain’s Zak Perzamanos and Corey Walkes.
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♦ Final highlights:
The decision in the Olympic trampoline class:
* In the women's event, double Olympian and current World Champion of women’s individual trampoline, the defending champion Bryony PAGE from the most successful British team of these European Championships did what she does best: fly high! With the highest difficulty and excellent marks all across the board, Page safely secured her European title, ahead of France’s Lea Labrousse who tied Spain’s Noemi Romero Rosario for the highest execution. Labrousse adds the silver to her already impressive collection while Romero gets a huge confidence boost ahead of the Olympics, with the bronze medal performance achieved here today.
* And then, the men's decision:  … the support of the home crowd gave Pedro FERREIRA and Diogo Abreu wings. Quite literally. The Synchro partners both gave the best of themselves. Ferreira recorded the highest time of flight while Abreu executed the cleanest routine. As the scores flashed, the Portuguese delegation jumped for joy: gold for Ferreira and bronze for Abreu. What a way to conclude these home Championships for Portugal! Sandwiched by the two Portuguese, France’s Pierre Gouzou earned his merit with 58.910. A well-deserved silver medal!
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♦ ♦ J E C h (Juniors) - R E S U L T S

► TRA BOYS Finals;         ► TRA GIRLS Finals
    → TRA Boys, quali 1;              → TRA Girls, quali 1

♦ TRA Junior TEAM Finals:
* BOYS:                                 * GIRLS:
1. NED - 12;                           1. GEO - 13; 
2. FRA - 11;                            2. ITA   - 12;
3. POR  - 8;                            3.  GER  - 8;
   ► Results                               ► Results
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♦ SYN Boys Final              ♦ SYN Girls Final
1. AZE 1 - 46,100                  1. GEO - 45,300
2. POR 1 - 45,430                 2. AZE 1 - 44,410
3. FRA 1 - 44,550                  3. POL - 44,350 
     ► Final results                     ► Final results
> SYN Boys, Qualifications;           > SYN Girls, Qualification.
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► DMT BOYS Finals;        ► DMT GIRLS Finals
    → DMT Men, Qualification
► DMT Boys TEAM FINAL
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►  TUM BOYS Final          ► TUM GIRLS  Finals
    → DMT Boys, Qualification     → TUM Girls quali 1

                                            ► TUM Girls TEAM FINAL

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