2025 European Artistic Gymnastics Championships: Results of the First Individual Finals

On May 30 in Leipzig, the 2025 European Artistic Gymnastics Championships held finals in five individual apparatus events. Medals were awarded in the pommel horse, rings, and floor exercises for men, as well as the vault and uneven bars for women.

Armenian gymnasts won three medals across two apparatuses: Hamlet Manukyan became the pommel horse champion, Mamikon Khachatryan claimed silver on the same apparatus, and Artur Avetisyan took bronze on the rings. Gold medals were also won by athletes from Germany, Turkey, Greece, Great Britain, and Belgium.

The true hero of the day was 17-year-old Armenian gymnast Hamlet Manukyan, who triumphed at his very first European Championships. However, the most intense competition came in the rings final, where gymnasts from Turkey and Greece shared the gold medal with identical scores.

Apparatus Results, 2025 European Artistic Gymnastics Championships

MEN

Floor Exercise:

1. Luke Whitehouse (Great Britain) – 14.400

2. Harry Hepworth (Great Britain) – 14.366

3. Lorenzo Casali (Italy) – 13.966

4. Nazar Chepurnyi (Ukraine)

5. Kevin Penev (Bulgaria)

6. Luca Murabito (Switzerland)

7. Artem Dolgopyat (Israel)

8. Luca Giubellini (Switzerland)

Pommel Horse:

1. Hamlet Manukyan (Armenia) – 14.766

2. Mamikon Khachatryan (Armenia) – 14.733

3. Gabriele Targhetta (Italy) – 14.400

4. Matvei Petrov (Albania)

5. Gregor Rakovic (Slovenia)

6. Yumin Abbadini (Italy)

7. Kristijonas Padegimas (Lithuania)

8. Robert Kirmes (Finland)

Rings:

1. Adem Asil (Turkey) – 14.400
   Eleftherios Petrounias (Greece) – 14.400

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3. Artur Avetisyan (Armenia) – 14.366

4. Nikita Simonov (Azerbaijan)

5. Harry Hepworth (Great Britain)

6. Courtney Tulloch (Great Britain)

7. Vahagn Davtyan (Armenia)

8. Samir Aït Saïd (France)

WOMEN

Uneven Bars:

1. Nina Derwael (Belgium) – 14.466

2. Bettina Lili Czifra (Hungary) – 14.100

3. Ana Barbosu (Romania) – 13.766

4. Maisa Kuusikko (Finland)

5. Vanessa Masová (Czech Republic)

6. Sofia Tonelli (Italy)

7. Zója Zsékely (Hungary)

8. Naomi Visser (Netherlands)

Vault:

1. Karina Schönmaier (Germany) – 13.983

2. Valentina Georgieva (Bulgaria) – 13.900

3. Lisa Vaelen (Belgium) – 13.666

4. Teja Belak (Slovenia)

5. Elisabeth Geurts (Netherlands)

6. Laia Font (Spain)

7. Ming van Eijken (France)

8. Greta Mayer (Hungary)

The final day of the tournament will take place on May 31 in Leipzig. Medals will be contested on the balance beam and floor exercise for women, and on the vault, parallel bars, and horizontal bar for men. Artur Davtyan will represent Armenia in the men’s vault final.