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2026 European Women's Artistic Gymnastics Championships

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The 2026 European Women's Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Zagreb, Croatia, involve competition across both junior and senior categories. Initially, the Finnish women's national team entered the competition with the goal of finishing among the top 13 countries to secure a full five-person squad for the World Championships. If the team failed to reach that rank, individual qualification remained a possibility for up to two athletes per country. As the championships progressed, various individual and team results emerged. Notable performances included gold medals for Elena Colas of France on the balance beam and Manila Esposito of Italy on the floor exercise. In the junior category, Romania's Aniela Tudor won gold in vault. vault with an average score of 13.383, finishing ahead of Daria Mironova and Lilou Marliac. The Romanian senior women's team successfully secured qualification for the 2027 upcoming World Championships in Baku by finishing 11th in qualifications. Further details from In the senior apparatus finals highlight the success of several athletes. Romanian junior Aniela Tudor secured finals, notable performances included gold in the vault with an average score medals for Elena Colas of 13.383. Italy’s France on the balance beam and Manila Esposito earned gold of Italy on the floor exercise and exercise. Esposito also earned silver on the balance beam, while teammates beam. Other Italian medalists included Elisa Iorio and Giulia Perotti took Perotti, who secured silver and bronze respectively on the uneven bars, respectively. France’s Elena Colas also claimed silver on the floor exercise. Other bars. Additional gold medalists include included Angelina Melnikova on the vault and Helen Kevric on the uneven bars. The event features approximately 700 gymnasts representing from 41 nations.

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