25. Juni 2019  
Minsk, BLR  
Trampoline

2019 EUROPEAN GAMES - Trampoline

The Trampoline and Aerobics competition kicked off on Monday in the Minsk Arena. In Aerobic Gymnastics, eight mixed pairs battled for the medals while in Trampoline the medals in men’s synchro and women’s individual were distributed. Exciting until the eighth and final routine, the men’s synchro final started with mistakes by two of the favourites: Belarussian World Champions Uladzislau Hancharou and Aleh Rabtsau and Russians Mikhail Melnik and Andrey Yudin.
Then France’s Allan Morante & Sebastien Martiny climbed to the top over the leader board, only to be overtaken for Anton Davydenko & Mykola Prostorov who represent Ukraine. The best was still to come though as the last pair, Lukasz Jaworski & Artur Zakrzewski of Poland, produced an excellent routine to claim the first Trampoline title for Poland.
♦ TRAMPOLINE

* Men’s individual final
1. Uladzislau Hancharou (BLR) 60.045
2. Mikhail Melnik               (RUS) 59.435
3. Diogo Ganchinho           (POR) 58.660
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          > Qualification results

* Men’s synchronised final
1. Lukasz Jaworski & Artur Zakrzewski (POL) 51.450
2. Anton Davydenko & Mykola Prostorov   (UKR) 51.350
3. Allan Morante & Sebastien Martiny       (FRA) 50.790
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* The hopes of the public in the Minsk Arena were on local star Hanna Hancharova in the individual women’s final. Georgia’s Luba Golovina started off strongly, showing off her trademark elegance. France’s Léa Labrousse upped the difficulty, cruising to victory while Hancharova claimed the bronze medal. Top qualifier, and reigning European Champion, Yana Pavlova (RUS) was last up but had to end her routine after only a couple of skills.
* Women’s individual final
1.  Léa Labrousse     (FRA) 54.800
2.  Luba Golovina       (GEO) 53.990
3.  Hanna Hancharova (BLR) 53.970
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          > Qualification results

* Women’s synchronised final!
Belarussians Hanna Hancharova and Mariya Makharynskaya wowed the crowd with their beautiful lines and high difficulty. The reigning European Champions cruised to victory, just short of 2 points ahead of Ukraine’s Svitlana Malkova and Maryna Kyiko and Russia’s Irina Kundius and Yana Pavlova. Then, Olympic Champion Uladzislau Hancharou performed as the last gymnast in the men’s individual final. Showcasing his usual class, he scored 60.045 to overtake his rival from Russia Mikhail Melnik and claim the European Games title. Reigning European Champion Diogo Ganchinho (POR) clinched the bronze medal.

*Women’s synchronised final
1. Hanna Hancharova & Mariya Makharynskaya (BLR) 50.230
2. Svitlana Malkova & Maryna Kyiko                       (UKR) 48.240
3. Irina Kundius & Yana Pavlova                             (RUS) 48.140
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