2016 Bundesliga Final Results

The post Olympic competitions continue and in our next edition of results, we present to you the all around and team final results where Eythora Thorsdottir won the all around and the Stuttgart team won the overall team award. Via The Gymternet we have the results:

All-Around Results

Rank	Athlete	Club	VT	UB	BB	FX	AA
1	Eythora Thorsdottir	Stuttgart	13.800	13.100	13.950	14.100	54.950
2	Kim Bui	Stuttgart	14.050	11.500	13.650	13.800	53.000
3	Isabelle Stingl	Karlsruhe-Söllingen	12.250	12.900	13.150	12.800	51.100
4	Emelie Petz	Stuttgart	13.900	11.100	13.000	13.000	51.000
5	Lisa Schöniger	Chemnitz-Altendorf	12.600	12.450	12.950	12.750	50.750
6	Helene Schäfer	Chemnitz-Altendorf	13.100	12.400	11.700	11.200	48.400
7	Sarah Sonnenschein	Köln	12.850	11.900	11.650	11.950	48.350
8	Elisabeth Wagner	Köln	12.550	10.900	11.000	10.400	44.850
9	Jenna Büttner	Köln	13.000	8.950	8.750	11.100	41.800
10	Leah Griesser	Karlsruhe-Söllingen	——	13.750	12.950	13.600	40.300
	Carina Kröll	Stuttgart	——	13.050	13.300	13.950	40.300
12	Maike Enderle	Karlsruhe-Söllingen	13.950	12.250	12.900	——	39.100
13	Emma Höfele	Karlsruhe-Söllingen	13.500	12.600	——	12.250	38.350
14	Pauline Tratz	Karlsruhe-Söllingen	14.050	——	10.300	13.500	37.850
15	Pauline Schäfer	Chemnitz-Altendorf	14.150	——	14.900	——	29.050
16	Nadja Schulze	Chemnitz-Altendorf	——	13.300	13.100	——	26.400
17	Anuschka Maltzan	Chemnitz-Altendorf	——	10.900	——	11.450	22.350
18	Aiyu Zhu	Köln	——	——	12.100	9.850	21.950
19	Jasmin Haase	Chemnitz-Altendorf	11.950	——	——	9.400	21.350
20	Johanna Deutschmann	Köln	11.650	8.400	——	——	20.050
21	Tabea Alt	Stuttgart	14.250	——	——	——	14.250

Team Final Results

Rank	Club	VT	UB	BB	FX	Total
1	Stuttgart	56.000	48.750	53.900	54.850	213.500
2	Karlsruhe-Söllingen	53.750	51.500	49.300	52.150	206.700
3	Chemnitz-Altendorf	51.800	49.050	52.650	44.800	198.300
4	Köln	50.050	40.150	43.500	43.300	177.000

I would like to apologize for yet another results article. I have been busy and will be returning to normal articles hopefully next week. Thanks for reading and stay tuned for more! :)

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