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Viktoria Steinfeld
German rhythmic gymnast From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Viktoria Steinfeld (born 9 July 2008) is a German rhythmic gymnast.[1] She represents Germany in international competitions. On national level, she is the 2025 German all-around bronze medalist.
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Junior
In 2022, Steinfeld competed in the first national qualifier for the European Championships in Tel Aviv. She was third in the all-around behind Lada Pusch and Anna-Maria Shatokhin.[2] In April, at the second event, she was again third after Shatokhin and Pusch.[3] A month later, she won gold at nationals among the girls born in 2008, taking gold also with clubs, silver with ball and ribbon and bronze with hoop.[4][5]
Taking part in the 2023 Gymnastik International, she won gold in teams (with Pusch) and was 5th in the clubs' final.[6] In May, she was the national runner-up in the All-Around.[7] She was then selected to participate in the Junior World Championships, but an injury forced her to withdraw.[8]
Senior
She turned senior in 2024, debuting at the Gymnastik International.[9] In May, she won bronze with clubs and with ribbon at the Portimão Tournament.[10] At the German Championships she was 5th in the All-Around and won bronze with ribbon.[11][12][13] Weeks later she made her World Cup debut in Milan, being 27th in the All-Around, 24th with hoop, 31st with ball, 17th with clubs and 34th with ribbon.[14][15][16] In June she was third, behind Darja Varfolomeev and Margarita Kolosov, in the qualification for the Olympic Games, thus earning the substitute spot.[17][18] In November. she helped TSV Schminden to retain their German national club title.[19]
In 2025, she started her season at the Gymnastik International placing 5th.[20] At the World Cup in Sofia, taking 24th place overall, 34th place with hoop, 8th with ball, 45th with clubs and 21st with ribbon.[21][22] In Baku, she was 15th in the All-Around, 20th with hoop, 22nd with ball, 11th with clubs and 16th with ribbon.[23][24][25] In May, she was named as the substitute gymnast for the European Championships in Tallinn.[26] She then competed at the World Challenge Cup Portimão, finishing 22nd overall, 13th with hoop, 18th with clubs and 46th with ribbon.[27] In the ball final she won her first medal in World Cup by taking bronze behind Alina Harnasko and Rin Keys.[28][29] In July, she competed at the World Cup Milan and took 7th place in ball final. She won bronze medal in all-around behind Darja Varfolomeev and Anastasia Simakova at the 2025 German National Championships.[30] In apparatus finals, she won silver medal with ball and with hoop.[31]
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