2010 European Women's Artistic Gymnastics Championships

28th European Women's Artistic Gymnastics Championships
28th European Women's Artistic Gymnastics Championships
Location	Birmingham, England
Dates	28 April to 2 May 2010
Nations	Members of the European Union of Gymnastics
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Last updated November 09, 2023

The 28th European Women's Artistic Gymnastics Championships held from 28 April to 2 May 2010 in Birmingham.

Timetable

Date	Time	Event
26 & 27 April		Training
28 April	09.30 – 23.25	Qualifications Juniors
29 April	10.00 – 19.05	Qualifications Seniors
30 April	15.00 – 17.00	Individual Competition Juniors
1 May	15.00 – 17.00	Group Competition Seniors
2 May	10.00 – 11.45	Apparatus Finals Juniors
2 May	15.00 – 16.45	Apparatus Finals Seniors

Medal Winners

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Seniors
Team details	Russia Aliya Mustafina Anna Myzdrikova Ksenia Semenova Tatiana Nabieva Ekaterina Kurbatova	United Kingdom Becky Downie Nicole Hibbert Beth Tweddle Niamh Rippin Jocelyn Hunt	Romania Amelia Racea Raluca Haidu Ana Porgras Diana Chelaru
Vault details	Ekaterina Kurbatova	Youna Dufournet	Tatiana Nabieva
Uneven bars details	Beth Tweddle	Aliya Mustafina	Natalia Kononenko
Balance beam details	Amelia Racea	Aliya Mustafina	Raluca Haidu
Floor details	Beth Tweddle	Anna Myzdrikova	Diana Chelaru
Juniors
Team details	Russia Viktoria Komova Violetta Malikova Anastasia Grishina Anastasia Sidorova Maria Paseka	Romania Diana Bulimar Larisa Iordache Diana Rusu Beatris Margarit Madalina Neagu	Italy Erika Fasana Carlotta Ferlito Giulia Leni Francesca Deagostini
Individual all-around details	Viktoria Komova	Anastasia Grishina	Larisa Iordache
Vault details	Viktoria Komova	Maria Paseka	Erika Fasana
Uneven bars details	Anastasia Grishina	Viktoria Komova	Diana Bulimar
Balance beam details	Viktoria Komova	Larisa Iordache	Tess Moonen
Floor details	Anastasia Grishina Larisa Iordache	none awarded	Anastasia Sidorova

Detail results

Seniors

Team

Rank	Team					Total
	Russia	43.275 (1)	41.950 (2)	41.875 (1)	42.600 (2)	169.700
	Aliya Mustafina	14.700	14.900	14.175	14.400
	Anna Myzdrikova	–	–	13.550	14.475
	Ksenia Semenova	–	–	14.150	13.725
	Tatiana Nabieva	14.575	13.250	–	–
	Ekaterina Kurbatova	14.000	13.800	–	–
	Great Britain	41.675 (4)	43.775 (1)	40.125 (5)	42.700 (1)	168.275
	Rebecca Downie	14.075	14.350	14.100	–
	Nicole Hibbert	13.900	13.575	12.925	–
	Elizabeth Tweddle	–	15.850	–	14.925
	Niamh Rippin	–	–	13.100	14.350
	Jocelyn Hunt	13.700	–	–	13.425
	Romania	41.975 (2)	40.825 (3)	41.000 (2)	41.175 (3)	164.975
	Amelia Racea	14.100	13.975	14.100	13.650
	Raluca Haidu	13.625	13.150	12.100	13.325
	Ana Porgras	–	13.700	14.800‡	–
	Diana Chelaru	14.250	–	–	14.200
4	France	41.750 (3)	40.125 (4)	40.875 (4)	40.825 (4)	163.575
	Youna Dufournet	14.200	13.725	14.625	13.775
	Pauline Morel	13.725	13.275	12.800	13.225
	Marine Brevet	–	–	13.450	13.825
	Aurélie Malaussena	13.825	13.125	–	–
5	Italy	40.950 (7)	39.475 (5)	40.900 (3)	40.350 (5)	161.675
	Vanessa Ferrari	13.650	13.825	14.100	13.950
	Elisabetta Preziosa	13.725	12.600	12.900	13.075
	Paola Galante	–	13.050	13.900	–
	Federica Macrì	13.575	–	–	13.325
6	Switzerland	41.250 (6)	39.100 (6)	38.250 (7)	37.575 (8)	156.175
	Giulia Steingruber	13.825	12.850	11.875	12.475
	Ariella Käslin	14.350	13.475	14.050	–
	Jessica Diacci	13.075	–	12.325	13.250
	Jennifer Senn	–	12.775	–	11.850
7	Netherlands	40.525 (8)	37.250 (7)	38.975 (6)	39.250 (7)	156.000
	Céline van Gerner	–	13.475	13.925	12.975
	Wyomi Masela	13.575	12.550	–	13.125
	Mayra Kroonen	13.525	–	12.025	13.150
	Yvette Moshage	13.425	11.225	–	–
	Sanne Wevers	–	–	13.025	–
8	Ukraine	41.600 (5)	36.550 (8)	36.875 (8)	40.350 (5)	155.375
	Valentyna Holenkova	13.925	–	12.025	13.525
	Alina Fomenko	14.100	8.225	–	13.225
	Nataliya Kononenko	–	14.625	12.600	–
	Angelina Kysla	13.575	–	–	13.600
	Yana Demyanchuk	–	13.700	12.250	–

‡ Romania's Ana Porgras injured herself on her dismount on beam. However, despite injury, she still competed on bars and scored 13.7.

Vault

Rank	Gymnast	D Score	E Score	Score 1	D Score	E Score	Score 2	Total
	Ekaterina Kurbatova (RUS)	5.800	8.675	14.475	5.600	8.500	14.100	14.287
	Youna Dufournet (FRA)	5.300	8.900	14.200	5.600	8.750	14.350	14.275
	Tatiana Nabieva (RUS)	5.800	8.625	14.425	5.200	8.675	13.875	14.150
4	Diana Chelaru (ROU)	5.800	8.575	14.375	5.300	8.450	13.750	14.062
5	Ariella Käslin (SUI)	6.300	8.125	14.425	5.300	8.225	13.525	13.975
6	Renata Tóth (HUN)	5.300	8.175	13.475	5.500	8.425	13.925	13.700
7	Amelia Racea (ROU)	5.800	8.275	14.075	5.000	8.250	13.250	13.662
8	Nicole Hibbert (GBR)	5.300	8.200	13.500	5.200	7.350	12.550	13.025
Rank	Gymnast	Vault 1			Vault 2			Total

Uneven Bars

Rank	Gymnast	D Score	E Score	Pen.	Total
	Elizabeth Tweddle (GBR)	6.800	9.075		15.875
	Aliya Mustafina (RUS)	6.700	8.350		15.050
	Nataliya Kononenko (UKR)	6.400	8.350		14.750
4	Tatiana Nabieva (RUS)	6.400	8.275		14.675
5	Rebecca Downie (GBR)	6.100	8.525		14.625
6	Youna Dufournet (FRA)	6.800	8.150	0.5	14.450
7	Vanessa Ferrari (ITA)	5.800	8.350		14.150
8	Elisabeth Seitz (GER)	5.900	8.100		14.000

Balance Beam

Rank	Gymnast	D Score	E Score	Total
	Amelia Racea (ROU)	6.200	8.200	14.400
	Aliya Mustafina (RUS)	6.000	8.375	14.375
	Raluca Haidu (ROU)	5.800	8.150	13.950
4	Céline van Gerner (NED)	5.500	8.350	13.850
5	Anna Myzdrikova (RUS)	5.500	7.650	13.150
6	Elisabetta Preziosa (ITA)	5.700	7.375	13.075
7	Yana Demyanchuk (UKR)	5.900	7.000	12.900
8	Valentyna Holenkova (UKR)	5.600	6.925	12.525

Floor

Rank	Gymnast	D Score	E Score	Pen.	Total
	Elizabeth Tweddle (GBR)	6.200	8.625		14.825
	Anna Myzdrikova (RUS)	5.900	8.425		14.325
	Diana Chelaru (ROU)	6.000	8.225	0.1	14.125
4	Vanessa Ferrari (ITA)	5.400	8.450		13.850
5	Amelia Racea (ROU)	5.500	8.200		13.700
6	Niamh Rippin (GBR)	5.800	7.700	0.1	13.400
6	Marine Brevet (FRA)	5.300	8.200	0.1	13.400
8	Aliya Mustafina (RUS)	5.700	7.525		13.225

Juniors

Team

Rank	Team					Total
	Russia	44.025 (1)	42.625 (1)	43.650 (1)	43.450 (1)	173.750
	Anastasia Grishina	13.925	15.250	14.275	14.550
	Viktoria Komova	14.825	13.450	14.625	14.150
	Maria Paseka	14.850	13.925	12.675	14.400
	Anastasia Sidorova	14.350	12.000	14.750	14.500
	Violetta Malikova	13.475	12.500	13.875	13.650
	Romania	41.075 (3)	39.575 (4)	40.775 (2)	43.275 (2)	164.700
	Larisa Iordache	13.875	13.275	13.625	14.775
	Diana Bulimar	13.250	13.650	13.200	14.425
	Diana Rusu	13.575	9.925	13.150	13.600
	Beatris Margarit	13.625	–	12.850	14.075
	Mădălina Neagu	–	12.650	13.950	–
	Italy	40.475 (5)	39.750 (3)	40.275 (3)	40.950 (3)	161.450
	Erika Fasana	13.625	13.400	13.400	13.900
	Carlotta Ferlito	13.525	12.950	14.050	13.200
	Giulia Leni	13.325	13.375	12.450	13.500
	Francesca Deagostini	12.175	12.975	12.825	13.550
4	France	40.725 (4)	40.575 (2)	39.400 (4)	40.650 (4)	161.350
	Natalia Zolotaryov	13.275	13.725	13.575	13.450
	Anne Kuhm	13.525	13.325	12.900	13.250
	Mira Boumejmajen	12.950	13.525	12.925	13.375
	Doriane Thobie	13.225	12.850	11.500	13.825
	Sophia Serseri	13.925	12.450	10.275	12.900
5	Great Britain	40.125 (6)	37.400 (7)	39.125 (5)	39.675 (8)	156.325
	Leilah MacKenzie	12.950	12.500	13.500	12.675
	Laura Mitchell	13.250	12.050	12.825	13.050
	Ruby Harrold	13.550	10.750	12.800	13.500
	Rebecca Tunney	13.325	12.850	12.050	12.375
	Jessica Hogg	13.150	11.575	12.425	13.125
6	Netherlands	39.350 (10)	37.675 (6)	38.725 (6)	39.900 (6)	155.650
	Tess Moonen	13.100	12.350	14.175	13.200
	Lisa Top	13.225	12.575	11.825	13.800
	Tessa Gerrits	13.025	12.750	12.725	12.900
	Melissa Scherpenisse	13.025	11.675	11.600	12.550
	Ayla Wilbrink	13.000	11.275	11.600	12.900
7	Switzerland	39.850 (8)	38.475 (5)	37.775 (10)	39.200 (9)	155.300
	Sara Catanzaro	13.300	13.200	12.250	13.375
	Nadia Mülhauser	13.125	13.000	11.900	12.800
	Nadia Bäriswyl	12.750	12.275	12.775	12.725
	Sarah Di Lascia	13.425	11.525	12.525	12.700
	Sara Metzger	13.075	11.300	12.475	13.025
8	Germany	39.500 (9)	36.625 (11)	38.450 (8)	40.325 (5)	154.900
	Janine Berger	13.800	12.100	12.625	13.150
	Désirée Baumert	11.675	12.125	13.325	13.859
	Isabelle Marquard	12.825	12.400	12.350	13.325
	Katja Roll	12.550	11.675	12.500	12.900
	Rosa Lynn Schmitz	12.875	10.225	11.775	12.075

The junior team competition also served as qualification for the all-around and individual event finals. The 8 highest-ranked teams are shown here; the other sixteen teams were Spain, Ukraine, Belgium, Sweden, Greece, Hungary, Belarus, Israel, Finland, Croatia, Czech Republic, Ireland, Austria, Norway, Turkey and Iceland.

All-Around

Oldest and youngest competitors

	Name	Country	Date of birth	Age
Youngest	Anne Kuhm	France	17/12/96	13 years
Oldest	Laura Mitchell	United Kingdom	03/01/95	15 years

Rank	Gymnast					Total
	Viktoria Komova (RUS)	14.525	15.325	14.100	14.425	58.375
	Anastasia Grishina (RUS)	13.950	15.225	13.400	14.375	56.950
	Larisa Iordache (ROU)	13.650	13.150	14.675	14.200	55.675
4	Diana Laura Bulimar (ROU)	13.125	12.575	14.150	14.325	54.175
5	Erika Fasana (ITA)	13.925	13.300	12.250	13.450	52.925
6	Anne Kuhm (FRA)	13.400	13.325	12.700	13.350	52.775
7	Lisa Top (NED)	13.100	13.200	12.700	13.525	52.525
8	Carlotta Ferlito (ITA)	13.475	12.550	12.675	13.500	52.200
9	Tess Moonen (NED)	13.075	13.625	12.600	12.850	52.150
10	Natalia Zolotaryov (FRA)	13.050	13.350	12.300	13.400	52.100
11	Jonna Adlerteg (SWE)	13.325	13.250	12.700	12.675	51.950
12	Krystyna Sankova (UKR)	13.325	12.275	12.600	13.525	51.725
13	Darina Liubytska (UKR)	13.350	13.050	12.125	12.975	51.500
14	Laura Mitchell (GBR)	13.450	12.675	11.950	13.125	51.200
15	Nadia Mülhauser (SUI)	13.375	12.925	11.575	12.875	50.750
16	Janine Berger (GER)	13.575	12.325	12.050	12.600	50.550
17	Leilah MacKenzie (GBR)	13.525	12.825	11.200	12.875	50.425
18	Maria Paula Vargas (ESP)	13.600	12.125	12.175	11.800	49.700
19	Désirée Baumert (GER)	12.825	11.600	12.225	12.775	49.425
19	Nadia Bäriswyl (SUI)	12.775	11.950	11.975	12.725	49.425
21	Dorina Jelencsics (HUN)	13.175	11.250	12.150	12.425	49.000
22	Anabel Laura Ruíz Walker (ESP)	13.250	11.925	10.175	12.750	48.100
23	Elisavet Tsakou (GRE)	12.175	11.450	11.975	12.225	47.825
24	Eline Vandersteen (BEL)	11.650	10.800	12.425	11.525	46.400

Vault

Oldest and youngest competitors

	Name	Country	Date of birth	Age
Youngest	Larisa Iordache	Romania	19/06/96	13 years
Oldest	Viktoria Komova	Russia	30/01/95	15 years

Rank	Gymnast	D Score	E Score	Score 1	D Score	E Score	Score 2	Total
	Viktoria Komova (RUS)	6.500	8.700	15.200	5.800	8.900	14.700	14.950
	Maria Paseka (RUS)	5.800	8.700	14.500	5.300	8.750	14.050	14.275
	Erika Fasana (ITA)	5.800	8.250	14.050	5.300	8.475	13.775	13.912
4	Larisa Iordache (ROU)	5.000	8.625	13.625	5.300	8.800	14.100	13.862
5	Janine Berger (GER)	5.000	8.600	13.600	5.200	8.400	13.600	13.600
6	Diana Rusu (ROU)	5.000	8.725	13.725	4.600	8.650	13.250	13.487
7	Maria Paula Vargas (ESP)	4.400	8.750	13.150	5.000	8.800	13.800	13.475
8	Sophia Serseri (FRA)	5.300	7.400	12.700	5.000	7.375	12.375	12.537
Rank	Gymnast	Vault 1			Vault 2			Total

Uneven Bars

Oldest and youngest competitors

	Name	Country	Date of birth	Age
Youngest	Erika Fasana	Italy	17/02/96	14 years
Oldest	Viktoria Komova	Russia	30/01/95	15 years

Rank	Gymnast	D Score	E Score	Total
	Anastasia Grishina (RUS)	6.500	8.875	15.375
	Viktoria Komova (RUS)	6.500	8.700	15.200
	Diana Bulimar (ROU)	5.400	8.175	13.575
4	Jonna Adlerteg (SWE)	5.000	8.125	13.125
5	Natalia Zolotaryov (FRA)	5.100	7.425	12.525
6	Mira Boumejmajen (FRA)	5.200	7.175	12.375
7	Giulia Leni (ITA)	5.300	6.775	12.075
8	Erika Fasana (ITA)	4.500	7.075	11.575

Balance Beam

Oldest and youngest competitors

	Name	Country	Date of birth	Age
Youngest	Anastasia Sidorova	Russia	28/09/96	13 years
Oldest	Viktoria Komova	Russia	30/01/95	15 years

Rank	Gymnast	D Score	E Score	Total
	Viktoria Komova (RUS)	5.800	9.100	14.900
	Larisa Iordache (ROU)	6.000	8.575	14.575
	Tess Moonen (NED)	5.700	8.275	13.975
4	Leilah MacKenzie (GBR)	5.300	8.125	13.425
5	Anastasia Sidorova (RUS)	6.000	7.375	13.375
6	Mădălina Neagu (ROU)	5.700	7.450	13.150
7	Natalia Zolotaryov (FRA)	5.400	7.250	12.650
8	Carlotta Ferlito (ITA)	5.300	7.200	12.500

Floor

Oldest and youngest competitors

	Name	Country	Date of birth	Age
Youngest	Lisa Top	Netherlands	13/08/96	13 years
Oldest	Viktoria Komova	Russia	30/01/95	15 years

Rank	Gymnast	D Score	E Score	Pen.	Total
	Anastasia Grishina (RUS)	5.500	8.775		14.275
	Larisa Iordache (ROU)	5.800	8.475		14.275
	Anastasia Sidorova (RUS)	5.700	8.500		14.200
4	Diana Laura Bulimar (ROU)	5.500	8.675		14.175
5	Doriane Thobie (FRA)	5.200	8.725		13.925
6	Erika Fasana (ITA)	5.300	8.475	0.1	13.675
7	Lisa Top (NED)	5.200	8.400		13.600
8	Désirée Baumert (GER)	5.400	8.150	0.3	13.250

Medal Count

Combined


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Russia	8	6	2	16
2	Romania	2	2	5	9
3	Great Britain	2	1	0	3
4	France	0	1	0	1
5	Italy	0	0	2	2
6	Netherlands	0	0	1	1
6	Ukraine	0	0	1	1
Totals (7 entries)		12	10	11	33

Seniors


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Russia	2	3	1	6
2	Great Britain	2	1	0	3
3	Romania	1	0	3	4
4	France	0	1	0	1
5	Ukraine	0	0	1	1
Totals (5 entries)		5	5	5	15

Juniors


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Russia	6	3	1	10
2	Romania	1	2	2	5
3	Italy	0	0	2	2
4	Netherlands	0	0	1	1
Totals (4 entries)		7	5	6	18

External links

"Official website (EuropeanGymnastics2010.org)". Archived from the original on 13 May 2010. Retrieved 13 March 2010.
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The 34th European Women's Artistic Gymnastics Championships was held from 11–14 August 2022 in Munich, Germany as part of the second multi-sport European Championships. There were 37 nations who sent athletes. Athletes from Russia and Belarus were banned due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The 35th European Men's Artistic Gymnastics Championships was held from 18 to 21 August 2022 in Munich, Germany as part of the second multi-sport European Championships. There were 38 nations that sent athletes. Gymnasts from Russia and Belarus were banned due to the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine.

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2010 European Women's Artistic Gymnastics Championships

Contents

Timetable

Medal Winners

Detail results

Seniors

Team

Vault

Uneven Bars

Balance Beam

Floor

Juniors

Team

All-Around

Vault

Uneven Bars

Balance Beam

Floor

Medal Count

Combined

Seniors

Juniors

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