European Trampoline Championships

The European Trampoline Championships, sometimes referred to more formally as the European Championships in Trampoline, Double-Mini-Tramoline and Tumbling is the main trampoline gymnastics championships in Europe, including the disciplines of Double mini trampoline and tumbling, organised by European Gymnastics.^{[1][2][3][4][5]}

European Trampoline Championships
Status	Active
Genre	Sports Event
Date(s)	Midyear
Frequency	Biannual
Inaugurated	1969
Most recent	2024
Organised by	UEG or EUG or EG

Events

• Trampoline: Individual, Team, Synchro
• Double Mini Tramoline: Individual, Team
• Tumbling: Individual, Team

Editions

Seniors since 1969, Juniors since 1972, Seniors and Juniors at the same time since 2000.^[6][7][8]

1969: Fédération française des sports au trampoline (FFST) was formed in 1965 and organized the 1st European Championship in 1969.

1969-1998: Fédération Internationale de Trampoline (FIT) was formed in 1964 and organized European Championships from 1969 to 1998.

Trampoline Gymnastics = Member of FIG since 1 January 1999.

S: Seniors / J: Juniors

# S (J)	Year	Host City	Host Country	Events (S+J)	Senior Men's Champion (Individual Trampoline)	Senior Women's Champion (Individual Trampoline)	Junior Men's Champion (Individual Trampoline)	Junior Women's Champion (Individual Trampoline)	First in medal table
Seniors / Juniors (FIT)
1[9]	1969	Paris	France	4	Paul Luxon	Ute Czech			West Germany
2[9]	1971	Ghent	Belgium	8[a]	Paul Luxon	Margarete Duell			West Germany
(1)[9]	1972	Cardiff	Great Britain	4			Robert Anderson	Wendy Wright	West Germany
3[9]	1973	Edinburgh	Great Britain	4	Richard Tison	Olga Starikova			Soviet Union
(2)[9]	1974	Copenhagen	Denmark	4			Simon Rees	Christiane Rother	West Germany
4[9]	1975	Basel	Switzerland	4	Eugeni Jakovenko	Svetlana Levina			Soviet Union
(3)[9]	1976	Düsseldorf	West Germany	4			Alexandr Mikrukov	Ruth Keller	Soviet Union
5[9]	1977	Essen	West Germany	4	Eugeni Janes	Victoria Belyayeva			Soviet Union
(4)[9]	1978	Copenhagen	Denmark	4			Stewart Matthews	Ute Scheile	West Germany
6[9]	1979	Paris	France	4	Stewart Matthews	Ludmilla Karpova			Soviet Union
(5)[9]	1980	Edinburgh	Great Britain	4			Carl Furrer	Ludmilla Karpova	Soviet Union
7[9]	1981	Brighton	Great Britain	6	Carl Furrer	Ruth Keller			Soviet Union
(6)[9]	1982	Moulins	France	8			Lionel Pioline & Vadim Krasnochapka	Sue Shotton & Irena Tolmacheva	Soviet Union
8[9]	1983	Burgos	Spain	12	Igor Bogachev	Andrea Holmes & Sue Shotton			Great Britain
(7)[9]	1984	Leopoldsburg	Belgium	12			Sergei Nestreliai	Andrea Holmes	West Germany
9[9]	1985	Groningen	Netherlands	14	Vadim Krasnoshapka	Andrea Holmes			France
(8)[9]	1986	Częstochowa	Poland	14			Dmitri Poliaroush	Andrea Holmes	Soviet Union
10[9]	1987	Braga	Portugal	14	Vadim Krasnoshapka	Elena Kolomejez			Soviet Union
(9)[9]	1988	Salzgitter	West Germany	13			Dmitri Poliaroush	Anna Dogonadze	Soviet Union
11[9]	1989	Copenhagen	Denmark	14	Alexander Moskalenko	Tatiana Luschina			Soviet Union
(10)[10]	1990	Uppsala	Sweden	14			Zakharia Abramishvili	Anna Dogonadze	Soviet Union
12[11]	1991	Poznań	Poland	14	Alexander Moskalenko	Andrea Holmes			Soviet Union
(11)[12]	1992	Deinze	Belgium	14			Oleg Lupalo	Irina Karavaeva	Ukraine
13[13]	1993	Sursee	Switzerland	14	Fabrice Schwertz	Susan Challis			Germany
(12)[14]	1994	Houthalen-Helchteren	Belgium	14			Vladimir Kakorko	Natalia Chernova	Portugal
14[15]	1995	Antibes	France	13	Dmitri Poliaroush	Irina Karavaeva			Russia
(13)[16]	1996	Saint Petersburg	Russia	14			Sergei Iachev	Jaime Moore	Russia
15[17]	1997	Eindhoven	Netherlands	14	David Martin	Galina Lebedeva			Russia
(14)[18]	1998	Villa do Conde	Portugal	10			Sebastien Laifa	Marina Mourinova	Russia
16[19]	1998	Dessau	Germany	14	German Khnytchev	Anna Dogonadze			Russia
Seniors + Juniors (UEG/EG)
17 (15)[20]	2000	Eindhoven	Netherlands	14+14	German Khnytchev	Irina Karavaeva	Karsten Kuritz	Vera Nohse	Russia
18 (16)[21]	2002	Saint Peterburg	Russia	13+12	Alexander Moskalenko	Natalia Chernova	Andre Oudalov	Hannah Lewis	Russia
19 (17)[22]	2004	Sofia	Bulgaria	14+14	Yuri Nikitin	Irina Karavaeva	Dmitry Ushakov	Ana Rente	Russia
20 (18)[23]	2006	Metz	France	14+14	Alexandr Rusakov	Irina Karavaeva	Mikhail Melnik	Luba Golovina	Russia
21 (19)[24]	2008	Odense	Denmark	14+14	Yuri Nikitin	Irina Karavaeva	Mikhail Melnik	Emma Smith	Russia
22 (20)[25]	2010	Varna	Bulgaria	14+12	Gregoire Pennes	Irina Karavaeva	Apostolos Koutavas	Irina Kundius	Russia
23 (21)[26][27]	2012	Saint Petersburg	Russia	14+14+2[b]	Dmitry Ushakov	Tatsiana Piatrenia	Ángel Hernández	Lizaveta Kazlova	Russia
24 (22)[28]	2014	Guimarães	Portugal	14+14	Uladzislau Hancharou	Hanna Harchonak	Oleg Selyutin	Isabelle Songhurst	Russia
25 (23)[29]	2016	Valladolid	Spain	14+14	Uladzislau Hancharou	Yana Pavlova	Artur Mikishka	Meri Golota	Russia
26 (24)[30]	2018	Baku	Azerbaijan	14+14	Diogo Ganchinho	Yana Pavlova	Ivan Litvinovich	Katsiaryna Yarshova	Russia
27 (25)[31]	2021	Sochi	Russia	13+14	Aleh Rabsau	Yana Lebedeva	Danila Kasimov	Anzhela Bladtceva	Russia
28 (26)[32]	2022	Rimini	Italy	14+13	Allan Morante	Bryony Page	Magsud Mahsudov	Silvia Coluzzi	Great Britain
29 (27)[33]	2024	Guimarães	Portugal	14+12	Pedro Ferreira	Bryony Page	Sinan Cankurt	Thalissa Wijkstra	Great Britain
30 (28)[34]	2026	Portimão	Portugal	14+14+3[c]	Future event

Medals (1969-2024)

Juniors (1972-2024)

Seniors (1969-2024)

Incomplete

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Russia	85	38	25	148
2	Soviet Union*	37	15	6	58
3	France	35	28	28	91
4	Great Britain	34	35	39	108
5	Portugal	22	32	23	77
6	Belarus	22	21	20	63
7	West Germany*	19	8	4	31
8	Germany	17	19	25	61
9	Ukraine	11	11	26	48
10	Spain	11	5	17	33
11	Poland	7	8	9	24
12	Belgium	5	5	7	17
13	Denmark	4	5	7	16
14	Bulgaria	4	3	5	12
15	Azerbaijan	2	3	2	7
16	Georgia	1	6	3	10
17	Sweden	1	4	5	10
18	Netherlands	1	3	2	6
19	Switzerland	1	1	1	3
20	Slovakia	1	1	0	2
21	Greece	1	0	1	2
22	Moldova	0	0	1	1
Totals (22 entries)		321	251	256	828

•     Former Countries.

Total (1969-2024)

See also

• Trampoline Gymnastics World Championships
• Junior World Gymnastics Championships
• African Trampoline Championships
• Asian Gymnastics Championships
• Pan American Gymnastics Championships
• South American Gymnastics Championships

Results

• Full Results
• https://www.the-sports.org/gymnastics-european-trampoline-championships-2022-medals-epa120866.html
• https://www.the-sports.org/gymnastics-european-trampoline-championships-2021-medals-epa113260.html
• https://www.the-sports.org/gymnastics-european-junior-trampoline-championships-results-2022-men-epm122558.html
• https://www.the-sports.org/gymnastics-european-junior-trampoline-championships-results-2022-women-epf122558.html
• https://web.archive.org/web/20140317164150/http://www.acrobaticsports.net/
• https://web.archive.org/web/20140617205114/http://www.acrobaticsports.net/category/competitions-trampoline-tumbling/tra-competitions-continentales/tra-competitions-europe/
• https://backend.europeangymnastics.com/sites/default/files/paragraph/age-group-competition-info/competition-results/1983%20ECh%20ESP.pdf
• 1969-1989 Results ECh and YECh.pdf - Euro Gymnastics
• https://www.ffgym.fr/download/576028c7452bdcda1f8b4568/Dossier%20de%20presse%20TR-TU_Valladolid%202016.pdf
• http://www.sport-komplett.de/sport-komplett/sportarten/t/trampolin/hst/16.html
• https://www.gymmedia.com/
• https://web.archive.org/web/20150205035142/http://www.ueg.org/en/24th-European-Championships-in-Trampoline/Double-Mini-Trampoline/Tumbling--Guimaraes/POR-2014-2014-04-07
• https://web.archive.org/web/20240000000000*/http://www.ueg.org/

Notes

1. Includes four 'B'-class events
2. Includes two events in U21
3. Includes three events in U21