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Schweinfurt rejoices: individual gymnastics inspires with outstanding performances!
Schweinfurt celebrated successful individual competitions in the Georg-Wichtermann-Halle on November 7th, 2025. Achievements and winners presented.
Schweinfurt rejoices: individual gymnastics inspires with outstanding performances!
The annual vintage competition of the TG Schweinfurt 1848 took place last weekend in the Georg-Wichtermann-Halle in Schweinfurt. The event was all about individual performances, with the focus being on the individual skills of the young gymnasts. The atmosphere was characterized by enthusiasm and sporting ambition as the participants fought for the top spots Mainpost reported.
The field of participants was impressive and offered exciting competitions in both the male and female categories. In the girls' basic level, Josie Koose, born in 2015 from DJK SW, took first place. Her teammate Emma Rudloff (born 2009, TSV Gochsheim) and Magdalena Leist (born 2008, SV Kürnach) followed closely behind. Among the male participants at the basic level, Lorenz Heinelt (born 2011, DJK SW) showed an outstanding performance and secured first place.
High school results
But the upper classes didn’t have to hide either. Ida Endres from TSV Schonungen, born in 2013, impressed the judges and secured victory in the girls' senior class. Konstantin Götz (born 1991, TG SW), who has already taken part in many competitions, triumphed in the boys' category. Michael Horz, the gymnastics chairman, was enthusiastic about the motivation of the participants in an interview and pointed out the importance of the Turn10 program, which offers young athletes a solid basis in gymnastics.
| category | 1st place | Association |
|---|---|---|
| Basic level female | Josie Koose | DJK SW |
| High school female | Ida Endres | TSV Schonungen |
| Basic level male | Lorenz Heinelt | DJK SW |
| Senior male | Konstantin Götz | TG SW |
The competition is a wonderful opportunity to show the skills of young talents and share the fun of sport. The response from spectators and participants was consistently positive. The enthusiasm for gymnastics is clearly noticeable and inspires not only the athletes, but also the entire clubs in the region, such as BTV gymnastics is to be experienced. A clear sign that there is a lot going on in Bavaria's gymnastics landscape and that youth work has a high priority.
When asked where the journey will take the young gymnasts, all that can be said is: the next challenges are already waiting. Whether in groups or individually, the fun of exercise and the community will certainly be the focus at the next competition. One can only dream of this excitement and well-deserved success; and Schweinfurt successfully launched all of this.