European Gymnastics Championships 2009

3. Individual gymnastics championships
Venue	Milan ( Italy )
participating countries	38
Participating athletes
Competitions
opening	March 29, 2009
graduation	April 5, 2009
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The third individual gymnastics European championships took place from March 29 to April 5, 2009 in Milan .

In the course of the competitions, Fabian Hambüchen succeeded on April 4th as the first German in the 54-year European Championship history to win gold in the all-around competition. A similar success was achieved for Ariella Kaeslin , who was the first Swiss woman to win an international medal with bronze in the all- around event and gold on the jumping horse.

Attendees

Armenia  Azerbaijan  Belgium  Bulgaria  Denmark  Germany  Finland  France  Georgia  Greece  Ireland  Iceland  Israel

Italy  Croatia  Latvia  Lithuania  Luxembourg  Netherlands  Norway  Austria  Poland  Portugal  Romania  Russia  Sweden

Switzerland  Serbia  Slovakia  Slovenia  Spain  Czech Republic  Turkey  Ukraine  Hungary  United Kingdom  Belarus  Cyprus

German team

• Women: Anja Brinker , Kim Bui
• Men: Fabian Hambüchen , Robert Weber , Marcel Nguyen , Matthias Fahrig , Thomas Taranu , Philipp Boy

Swiss team

• Women: Yasmin Zimmermann , Ariella Kaeslin , Linda Stämpfli , Lucia Taccelli
• Men: Claudio Capelli , Roman Gisi , Niki Böschenstein , Roland Häuptli , Pascal Bucher , Claude-Alain Porchet

Austrian team

• Women: Lisa Ecker , Kathrin Nussbacher
• Men: Marco Baldauf , Fabian Leimlehner

Results

All-around

Women

rank	Athlete	Leap	Uneven bars	bar	ground	total
1	Xenia Semyonova	14,225	14,925	14,800	14,225	58,175
2	Xenia Afanasewa	14,525	14,925	13,575	14,575	57,600
3	Ariella Kaeslin	15,300	13,975	14,300	13,700	57,275
4th	Ana María Izurieta	14,850	13,175	14,300	14,000	56,325
5	Anamaria Tămârjan	14,650	13,975	14,600	12,700	55,925
6th	Aagje van Walleghem	14,200	14,125	13,675	13,900	55,900
7th	Marine Petit	14,150	13,650	13,800	14,000	55,600
8th	Anja Brinker	13,650	15,000	13,250	13,525	55,425
...
13	Yasmin Zimmermann	14,100	12,925	13,500	14,000	54,525
16	Kim Bui	14,150	14,400	11,575	14,250	54,375

Men

rank	athlete	ground	horse	Rings	Leap	Ingots	Horizontal bar	total
1	Fabian Hambüchen	15,500	13,850	14,750	16,025	14,225	14,825	89,175
2	Daniel Keatings	14,475	15,475	13,425	15,550	15,000	14,350	88,275
3	Yuri Ryazanov	14,375	14,575	14,625	15,000	14,775	14,850	88,200
4th	Philipp Boy	14,600	13,875	13,825	14,975	14,350	15,200	86,825
5	Flavius ​​Koczi	14,300	13,575	13,225	16,475	14,625	14,575	86,775
6th	Enrico Pozzo	14,800	13,575	13,400	15,600	14,125	14,900	86,400
7th	Daniel Purvis	14,850	13,825	13,575	15,650	14,600	13,575	86,075
8th	Alexander Shatilov	14,475	13,675	13,625	15,675	14,350	14,150	85,950
9	Niki Böschenstein	13,975	13,250	14,125	15,775	14,825	13,800	85,750

Device finals women

Leap

rank	Athlete	Points
1	Ariella Kaeslin	14,625
2	Yulia Berger	14,325
3	Anna Kalashnik	14,275
4th	Aagje van Walleghem	14,200
5	Kim Bui	14,150
6th	Rebecca Downie	14,025
7th	Wyomi Masela	13,950
8th	Jana Komrsková	13,875

Uneven bars

rank	Athlete	Points
1	Elizabeth Tweddle	15,575
2	Xenia Semenova	15,500
3	Anja Brinker	14,800
4th	Youna Dufournet	14,650
4th	Xenia Afanasewa	14,650
6th	Rebecca Downie	14,525
7th	Anastasia Kowal	14,350
8th	Valentina Holenkova	12,700

bar

rank	Athlete	Points
1	Jana Demiantschuk	14,775
2	Anamaria Tămârjan	14,750
3	Gabriela Drăgoi	14,650
4th	Marine Petit	14,150
5	Xenia Semenova	14,125
6th	Waleria Maksiuta	13,725
7th	Vasiliki Millousi	13,450
8th	Yasmin Zimmermann	12,850

ground

rank	Athlete	Points
1	Elizabeth Tweddle	15,150
2	Vanessa Ferrari	14,675
3	Xenia Semenova	14,625
4th	Ana María Izurieta	14,075
4th	Anamaria Tămârjan	14,075
6th	Valentina Holenkova	13,925
7th	Sandra Izbașa	13,900
8th	Lia Parolari	13,525

Apparatus finals men

Horizontal bar

rank	athlete	Points
1	Vlasios Maras	15,375
2	Yann Cucherat	15,250
3	Nikolai Kuksenkov	14,925
4th	Aliaksandr Tsarevich	14,825
5	Epke Zonderland	14,575
6th	Martin Konečný	14,500
7th	Jeffrey Wammes	14,025
8th	Igor Cassina	10,875

Ingots

rank	athlete	Points
1	Yann Cucherat	15,825
2	Mitja Petkovšek	15,800
3	Fabian Hambüchen	15,375
4th	Adam Kierzkowski	15,100
5	Samuel Piasecky	15,075
5	Cosmin Popescu	15,075
7th	Daniel Keatings	15,000
8th	Niki Böschenstein	14,175

Leap

rank	athlete	Points
1	Thomas Bouhail	16,325
2	Flavius ​​Koczi	16,312
3	Matthias Fahrig	16,225
4th	Marek Łyszczarz	15,937
5	Daniel Popescu	15,912
6th	Jeffrey Wammes	15,850
7th	Fabian Hambüchen	15,662
8th	Dimitri Kaspiarowitsch	7,412

Rings

rank	athlete	Points
1	Yuri van Gelder	15,750
2	Olexander Worobiov	15,600
3	Jordan Jovchev	15,550
4th	Matteo Morandi	15,525
5	Danny Pinheiro-Rodrigues	15,425
6th	Konstantin Pluschnikow	15,325
7th	Matteo Angioletti	15,275
8th	Dimosthenis Tambakos	14,975

Pommel horse

rank	athlete	Points
1	Krisztián Berki	15,600
2	Louis Smith	15,550
3	Daniel Keatings	15,500
4th	Andrei Perevosnikov	15,200
5	Alberto Busnari	15,175
6th	Donna-Donny Truyens	14,550
7th	Daniel Popescu	13,525
8th	Sašo Bertoncelj	13,150

ground

rank	athlete	Points
1	Fabian Hambüchen	15,450
2	Matthias Fahrig	15,400
3	Eleftherios Kosmidis	15,350
3	Alexander Shatilov	15,350
5	Anton Golozuzkow	15,200
6th	Olexander Jakubowski	15,075
7th	Enrico Pozzo	14,925
8th	Eddie Penew	14,425

Medal table

Men

rank	country
1	Germany	2	1	2	5
2	France	2	1	-	3
3	Greece	1	-	1	2
4th	Netherlands	1	-	-	1
4th	Hungary	1	-	-	1
6th	United Kingdom	-	2	1	3
7th	Ukraine	-	1	1	2
8th	Romania	-	1	-	1
8th	Slovenia	-	1	-	1
10	Bulgaria	-	-	1	1
10	Israel	-	-	1	1
10	Russia	-	-	1	1

Women

rank	country
1	United Kingdom	2	-	-	2
2	Russia	1	3	1	5
3	Switzerland	1	-	1	2
3	Ukraine	1	-	1	2
5	Romania	-	1	1	2
6th	Italy	-	1	-	1
7th	Germany	-	-	1	1

Web links

• Official homepage (English and Italian)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ cf. Hambüchen celebrates all-round victory ( Memento from April 7, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) at ard.de, April 4, 2009 (accessed on April 5, 2009)
2. ↑ cf. All- around bronze to Ariella Kaeslin at nzz.ch, April 4, 2009 (accessed April 5, 2009)