Spain makes history at the European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships with a Golden Triple

 

The set, composed of Inés Bergua, Salma Solaun, Lucía Muñoz, Andrea Corral, Andrea Fernández, and Marina Cortelles, dominated the competition, climbing to the top of the podium in the overall classification and in the finals of 5 ribbons, and hoops and balls.

 

The first gold came in the general ranking, where the Spanish women demonstrated their superiority, accumulating a total of 53.800 points. Their performance included a score of 26.100 in the five-ribbon routine and 5 in the hoops and balls routine. Both performances captivated the audience and generated a standing ovation in the hall. The silver medal in this category went to Israel, with 27.700 points, while Hungary took the bronze with 49.500.

 

Spain's winning streak continued in the apparatus finals. In the final of 5 tapes, the Spanish team won gold with a score of 25.300, beating France (silver with 24.650) and Italy (bronze with 23.800).

 

Finally, the Spanish team completed their golden treble in the final of hoops and balls, where they scored 27.700 points. Ukraine took silver with 26.250 and Germany bronze with 25.350, but neither could match the level of excellence of the Spanish gymnasts.

 

This historic achievement marks a milestone for Spanish rhythmic gymnastics, consolidating the team's position as one of the world powers in this sport.

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