With the 2017 European Championships coming up next month, we’ve created this master list to keep everyone up-to-date with lists of all official and nominative teams for each country in attendance. If you have any news or additions, please let us know in the comments! We will also track all changes here, e.g. if an athlete is injured or replaced.
AUSTRIA
Confirmed by the Österreichischer Fachverband für Turnen on March 22.
AZERBAIJAN
Nominative. As of April 17, Nekrasova and Smirnova are no longer expected to compete.
BELGIUM
Confirmed by Gymnastiekfederatie Vlaanderen on March 22. As of April 10, Deriks has withdrawn due to a knee injury sustained in training.
BELARUS
Nominative.
BULGARIA
Nominative.
CROATIA
Nominative.
CZECH REPUBLIC
Nominative.
DENMARK
Confirmed by Danmarks Gymnastik Forbund as of April 16.
FINLAND
Confirmed by Suomen Voimistelulitto as of April 12.
FRANCE
Confirmed by Fédération Française Gym on March 20.
GEORGIA
Nominative.
GERMANY
Confirmed by the Deutscher Turner-Bund as of March 18.
GREAT BRITAIN
Confirmed by British Gymnastics as of April 12. Fenton has replaced nominative entry Tinkler. As of April 18, Kinsella has replaced Fenton due to an injury Fenton sustained in podium training.
GREECE
Confirmed by the Greek Gymnastics Federation as of April 12.
HUNGARY
Confirmed by Magyar Torna Szövetség as of April 9. Jakab has replaced nominative entry Al-Salty. As of April 17, Al-Salty has replaced Böczögö.
ICELAND
Confirmed by Fimleikasamband Islands as of April 11. Odinsdottir has replaced nominative entry Robertsdottir.
ISRAEL
Nominative. As of April 17, Weiss has replaced Kremer.
ITALY
Confirmed by Federazione Ginnastica d’Italia as of April 14. Busato and Maggio have replaced nominative entries Carofiglio and Linari. As of April 16, Busato has withdrawn due to an ACL injury sustained in training.
LATVIA
Nominative.
LITHUANIA
Nominative.
NETHERLANDS
Confirmed by Koninklijke Nederlandse Gymnastiek Unie on April 3.
NORWAY
Confirmed by Turn Kvinner on April 10. Bøe has replaced nominative entry Bråten.
POLAND
Nominative.
PORTUGAL
Nominative. As of April 17, Marianito and Carvalho have replaced Dias and Silva.
ROMANIA
Confirmed by Federatia Romana de Gimnastica on March 21.
RUSSIA
Confirmed by TASS on April 10. Paseka has replaced nominative entry Spiridonova.
SERBIA
Nominative. As of April 17, Rajcic has replaced Kuzmanovic.
SLOVAKIA
Nominative.
SLOVENIA
Nominative.
SPAIN
Confirmed by Real Federación Española as of April 17. Raya has replaced Colom.
SWITZERLAND
Confirmed by the Schweizerischer Turnverband on March 22.
TURKEY
Nominative.
UKRAINE
Nominative. As of April 17, Fedorova has replaced Titarenko.
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When and why were Seda and Iliankova replaced by Spiridonova and Kapitonova?
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I think Tutkhalyan and Iliankova were on the Jesolo roster, not the Euros roster. This nominative list for Euros is current as of March 22, but it could be that Tutkhalyan and Iliankova are still doing Jesolo.
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Thank you! I must have got that wrong.
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Yeah, I think both were going around at the same time so easy to confuse them!
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Why is Spiridonova on the Euros team? Especially with Kapitanova on the team. It would make more sense to center your team on where you’re sure to get medals, and with Spridonova it’s not very likely. Melnikova can get a medal in all around, beam, floor and an outside chance on bars. Eremina can get a medal in all around and beam. Kapitonova could sneak her way onto all around and can easily get a bars medal if she’s clean. But spiridonova only has an outside chance in bars, assuming she doesn’t crumble (again). Tutkhalyan can get a vault medal easily in the current field. Iliankova showed consistency with what we saw at Russian nationals on bars. But spridonova, at least this season has shown a lack of preparation and inconsistency on the only event that she’s usable on. If they didn’t have Kapitanova, who’s consistent and currently better, then it would make sense to make this sort of gamble, but they do.
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I know. They don’t even need Spiri in any lineup. Eremina, Tuthkalyan, Melnikova and Kapitonova are better than her on her best events (UB and BB).
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This is not a team competition.
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Paseka is being named as the 4th member, replacing Spiridonova just now 🙂
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This is 2017 euros not 2016 by the way.
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Ooooooo…. I thought Filipa Martins retired after the Olympics. Or was there talks about it? So happy to see that she’s still training and competing!
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I think there were rumors but she had never said anything official.
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She took time off to get ankle surgery, but she’s mentioned wanting to go to Tokyo for quite a while now. I wasn’t under the impression that she was going to retire!
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Not going to lie I’m very curious about the congruency of the Romanian team. Do you know what kind of relationship Larisa and Catalina have?
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Larisa and Catalina both said that anything said about any tense relationship between them were rumors and that they both have a lot of respect for each other as athletes and teammates. As a team they’re both mentally strong team leaders and can definitely reign in Crisan and Cimpian, both extremely talented new seniors that lack confidence, so I think that Iordache and Ponor will both be really good influences on them and this is the most talented overall contingent they’ve sent since 2012 euros.
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I really hope Marine Boyer is European Beam champ this year.
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Do you have a database (or know of an external one) where I can find out the status of various gymnasts? As I was going through this list I wondered where Laura Jurca and Rebecca Tunney had disappeared to?
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Please tell me that Romania hasn’t already given up on holbura😕
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I feel like she is the new Stefania Stanila, solid AA but they gave up on her
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I think that they picked Iordache and Ponor because they can somewhat easily get themselves on the podium if they hit, and then picked Crisan and Cimpian to get experience. Also, I think that Cimpian and Crisan are both a bit more talented than Holbura, even if Holbura has more difficulty on bars and beam (based off last season). While Holbura is actually a really good all-arounder, she doesn’t contribute into medals like Ponor and Iordache, and doesn’t need the experience that Cimpian and Crisan needs. Also, there’s no telling why they didn’t pick Holbura. It’s a possibility that Holbura isn’t prepared or doesn’t have enough difficulty right now.
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Hello, With ❤ for Romania! 🙂
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I truly hope Georgia Mae-Fenton can sneak into the British team. It’s not that she’s necessarily better than those on the current time, but she could use the experience while all other four gymnasts have plenty of that.
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Yay, she’s in! I hope she hits her bars set!
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Iceland has confirmed their team with Tinna Odinsdottir replacing Norma Robertsdottir (retired)
Source: http://fimleikasamband.is/index.php/homepage/frettir/item/1026-landslidh-fyrir-evropumot-i-ahaldafimleikum-2017
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Thank you!! I was wondering why Norma was on the nominative…I thought she and Thelma H. both retired and I was like wait what, she hasn’t competed in forever?!
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You’re welcome! Yes she and Thelma both retired from artistic gymnastics but Norma is actually doing TeamGym now 🙂
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Oh, so cool!
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Lauren!!! Will Romania be ok now that they have Catalina Ponor and Larisa Iordache?
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I’m not Lauren, but Iordache and Ponor can’t subsitiute an entire team. If the new seniors these next few years can show progress in consistency, execution, and difficulty, than that will mean Romania is on the track back to the top.
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Why is sweden not sending a gymnast…like…whyyyy??
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