Switzerland and Hungary both hosted their national championships over the past weekend, and though no video coverage has been available, we did get our hands on the results.

Switzerland

2012 Olympian Giulia Steingruber easily won the all-around competition, earning a 56.05 ahead of silver medalist Caterina Barloggio with a 52.15 and Stefanie Siegenthaler with a 51.0 for bronze.

Steingruber also nearly swept the event medals, and would have were it not for mistakes on beam. Instead, she earned gold for vault, bars, and floor and a silver on beam, where Ilaria Käslin took gold with a 13.7. Vault was the biggest standout for Steingruber, where she competed a handspring Rudi and a super clean FTY for a combined score of 14.6.

The Swiss Gymnastics Federation has not yet selected the team that will represent the nation at World Championships, but will send Steingruber, Barloggio, Siegenthaler, and Käslin in addition to Jessica Diacci, Nicole Hitz, Nadia Mülhauser, and Laura Schulte to the Länderkampf Kunstturnen competition in Kirchdorf this Saturday September 6. The meet will help decide the six gymnasts who will represent the team in Nanning.

Full results are available here.

All-Around

1. Giulia Steingruber, TZF / TV Gossau, 56.050
2. Caterina Barloggio, Sementina, 52.150
3. Stefanie Siegenthaler, TV Hinwil, 51.000
4. Ilaria Käslin, SFG Chiasso, 50.150
5. Laura Schulte, Stein-Fricktal, 50.000
6. Nicole Hitz, TV Rüti, 48.900
7. Jessica Diacci, Kutu Obersiggenthal, 47.350
8. Nadia Mülhauser, SVKT Wünnewil, 45.900

Vault Finals

1. Giulia Steingruber, TZF / TV Gossau, 14.600
2. Laura Schulte, Aargau, 13.200
3. Jessica Diacci, Kutu Obersiggenthal, 13.075
4. Nicole Hitz, TV Rüti, 12.950
5. Eva Kübler, Gym Serrières, 11.975
6. Nadia Mülhauser, SVKT Wünnewil, 11.575

Uneven Bars Finals

1. Giulia Steingruber, TZF / TV Gossau, 14.100
2. Caterina Barloggio, Sementina, 13.000
3. Laura Schulte, Aargau, 12.900
4. Stefanie Siegenthaler, TV Hinwil, 12.850
5. Nadia Mülhauser, SVKT Wünnewil, 11.450
6. Nicole Hitz, TV Rüti, 9.550

Balance Beam Finals

1. Ilaria Käslin, SFG Chiasso, 13.700
2. Giulia Steingruber, TZF / TV Gossau, 13.400
3. Caterina Barloggio, Semetina, 13.200
4. Nicole Hitz, TV Rüti, 12.300
5. Stefanie Siegenthaler, TV Hinwil, 11.900
6. Kim Kuhn, TV Rüti, 10.100

Floor Exercise Finals

1. Giulia Steingruber, TZF / TV Gossau, 14.150
2. Laura Schulte, Aargau, 13.250
3. Ilaria Käslin, SFG Chiasso, 12.950
4. Caterina Barloggio, Sementina, 12.300
5. Jessica Diacci, Kutu Obersiggenthal, 11.250
6. Nadia Mülhauser, SVKT Wünnewil, 10.000

Hungary

16-year-old Noemi Makra swept the all-around and event gold medals at the Hungarian Championships in Budapest. She put up consistent routines on all four events, earning a 53.5 for the all-around title and looking especially strong on vault and floor, though she has a nice uneven bars set as well.

Luca Diveky won all-around silver with a 50.75, also taking home the silver medals on vault and beam, while Tünde Csillag won all-around bronze with a 49.1 in addition to vault bronze and bars silver.

Two-time Olympian Dorina Böczögö competed on all events but bars after having minor shoulder surgery in the recent weeks. She earned the silver medal on floor with a 13.45.

All-Around

1. Noemi Makra, TC Bekescsaba, 53.500
2. Luca Diveky, KSI, 50.750
3. Tünde Csillag, Delfin SI SE, 49.100

Vault Finals

1. Noemi Makra, TC Bekescsaba, 13.700
2. Luca Diveky, KSI, 13.500
3. Tünde Csillag, Delfin SI SE, 12.700

Uneven Bars Finals

1. Noemi Makra, TC Bekescsaba, 13.500
2. Tünde Csillag, Delfin SI SE, 12.150
3. Dalia Al Salty, KSI SE, 10.400

Balance Beam Finals

1. Noemi Makra, TC Bekescsaba, 13.250
2. Luca Diveky, KSI, 12.650
3. Eniko Horvath, Dunaferr SE, 12.400

Floor Exercise Finals

1. Noemi Makra, TC Bekescsaba, 13.600
2. Dorina Böczögö, TC Bekescsaba, 13.450
3. Eszter Romhanyi, KSI SE, 12.150

Article by Lauren Hopkins