European All-Around titles for Ukraine, Israel, Spain and Portugal at #ACRO2025

On this sunny Saturday afternoon in the city of Luxembourg, the senior gymnasts performed their third and final routine, the Combined routine. With this score added to the results obtained in the Balance and Dynamic qualifications, the European All-Around Champions were determined.

Starting off with the women’s pairs, top qualifiers Anhelina Cherniavska and Ruzanna Vecheruk made Ukraine proud as they poured their heart and soul into their routine. With a total score of 83.080 the duo earned Ukraine’s first gold medal of this event, finishing just under 2 tenths of a point ahead of the British pair Lydia Mulvey and Jessica Flay who moved up one place in the ranking, switching the qualification order with Israel’s Maya Velner and Rony Cohen. Silver for Great Britain, and bronze for Israel.

In the mixed pairs category, the qualification order remained exactly as it was with Amy Refaeli and Yonatan Fridman producing a breathtaking routine for Israel. Receiving a whopping 29.040 for the third routine, the experienced Israeli pair totalled a score of 86.00, easily holding off the Ukrainian challenge of Ivan Labunets and Yevfrosyniia Kryvytska who delighted the audience with a splending display. One point further down the ranking, the ever popular, ever elegant Diana Lust and Daniel Blintsov brought the bronze home to Germany.

With history already written for Spain, top qualifiers Jose Moreno and Juan Daniel Molina decided to firmly cement their names in the books with another energetic performance. An ever so slight margin of 0.060 over Azerbaijan’s Daniel Abbasov and Murad Rafiyev delivered the Spanish pair their second European title of the week. Another silver for Azerbaijan, and another bronze for Portugal’s Miguel Lopes and Goncalo Parreira in a repeat of Friday’s podium.

Getting very familiar with the top step of the podium, Alicia Santos, Leonor Carreira and Ema Fernandes made the vocal Portuguese fans extremely proud as they cruised to victory in the women’s groups final. More than a full point separated the ladies from Portugal and the Israeli trio Ori Dekel, Sivan Gerber and Roni Rotman who proudly clinched the silver. Not in the top 3 to qualify, Ukraine improved their total score massively courtesy of a 28.540 posted for a terrific combined effort by Elina Kozachanska, Alina Puhach and Karina Ostrovska to secure another medal for their country.

The men’s groups once again lived up to the expectations with their daring and impressive skills. Top qualifiers Or Abraham, Lior Borodin, Rotem Amihai and Tomer Offir topped also the total ranking, bringing the gold home to Israel. A thrilling battle for silver and bronze ensued. Great Britain’s Louis Alexander, Freddie Turner, Rex Booth and Samuel Ditchburn overtook Germany’s Andreas Benke, Pascale Dressler, Carl Frankenstein and Aaron Borck by a tiny margin, deciding the podium order: silver for Great Britain and bronze for Germany in this final!

Congratulations to the medallists!

Women’s Pairs

GOLD Anhelina Cherniavska & Ruzanna Vecheruk (UKR) 83.080

SILVER Lydia Mulvey & Jessica Flay (GBR) 82.890

BRONZE Maya Velner & Rony Cohen (ISR) 82.760

 

Mixed Pairs

GOLD Amy Refaeli & Yonatan Fridman (ISR) 86.000

SILVER Ivan Labunets & Yevfrosyniia Kryvytska (UKR) 85.590

BRONZE Diana Lust & Daniel Blintsov (GER) 84.550

 

Men’s Pairs

GOLD Jose Moreno & Juan Daniel Molina (ESP) 84.660

SILVER Daniel Abbasov & Murad Rafiyev (AZE) 84.600

BRONZE Miguel Lopes & Goncalo Parreira (POR) 83.570

 

Women’s Groups

GOLD Alicia Santos, Leonor Carreira & Ema Fernandes (POR) 84.570

SILVER Ori Dekel, Sivan Gerber & Roni Rotman (ISR) 83.540

BRONZE Elina Kozachanska, Alina Puhach & Karina Ostrovska (UKR) 83.520

 

Men’s Groups

GOLD Or Abraham, Lior Borodin, Rotem Amihai & Tomer Offir (ISR) 85.180

SILVER Louis Alexander, Freddie Turner, Rex Booth & Samuel Ditchburn (GBR) 83.960

BRONZE Andreas Benke, Pascale Dressler, Carl Frankenstein & Aaron Borck (GER) 83.930

 

Find the full results on our website: 2025 European Championships in Acrobatic Gymnastics - Luxembourg (LUX) | European Gymnastics.

These European Championships conclude tomorrow with the remaining individual finals!