German Artistic Gymnastics Championships

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The German Artistic Gymnastics Championships is an artistic gymnastics competition, hosted by the German Gymnastics Federation (German : Deutscher Turner-Bund).

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Winners

All-around

YearLocationMenWomen
1991 Bonn Andreas Wecker Anke Schönfelder
1992 Duisburg Andreas Wecker Diana Schröder
1993 Bremen Oliver Walther Sandra Tomaschko
1994 Hamburg Marius Toba Gabi Weller
1995 Nellingen Waleri Belenki Yvonne Pioch
1996 Hanover Peter Nikiferow Kathleen Stark
1997 Heilbronn Sergej Scharkow Gritt Hofmann
1998 Munich Sven Kwiatkowski Yvonne Pioch
1999 Chemnitz Andreas Wecker Katrin Kewitz
2000 Albstadt Sergej Pfeifer Birgit Schweigert
2001 Dessau Thomas Andergassen Birgit Schweigert
2002 Leipzig Sven Kwiatkowski Conny Schütz
2003 Heilbronn Ronny Ziesmer Katja Abel
2004 Chemnitz Thomas Andergassen Lisa Brüggemann
2005 Berlin Fabian Hambüchen Daria Bijak
2006 Stuttgart Fabian Hambüchen Daria Bijak
2007 Gießen Fabian Hambüchen Oksana Chusovitina
2008 Chemnitz Fabian Hambüchen Oksana Chusovitina
2009 Frankfurt Fabian Hambüchen Kim Bui
2010 Berlin Marcel Nguyen Elisabeth Seitz
2011 Göppingen Philipp Boy Elisabeth Seitz
2012 Düsseldorf Fabian Hambüchen Elisabeth Seitz
2013 Rhine-Neckar Fabian Hambüchen Elisabeth Seitz
2014 Stuttgart Fabian Hambüchen Kim Bui
2015 Gießen Fabian Hambüchen Elisabeth Seitz
2016 Hamburg Andreas Toba Sophie Scheder
2017 Berlin Lukas Dauser Elisabeth Seitz [1]
2018 Leipzig Marcel Nguyen Elisabeth Seitz
2019 Berlin Andreas Toba Sarah Voss
2021 Dortmund Lukas Dauser Elisabeth Seitz [2]
2022 Berlin Lukas Dauser Sarah Voss
2023 Düsseldorf Pascal Brendel Elisabeth Seitz
2024 Frankfurt Lukas Dauser Helen Kevric

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References

  1. "2017 German Championships Results". The Gymternet. June 4, 2017.
  2. "Rekordsieg für Elisabeth Seitz". DTB (in German). June 3, 2021.