Results from Antwerp, day 2
WDSF Grand Slam Latin 9. Marius-Andrei Balan/Nina Bezzubova 18. Sergey and Viktoria Tatarenko WDSF Open Senior II Standard 1. Heinz-Josef and Aurelia Bickers 6. Raymund and Antje Reimann 8. Bernhard and Sonja Fuss 10./11. Michael Feld/Heide Glaser 10./11. Alfons Henne/Vera Zuleget 12. Peter Birndorfer/Christine Pothfelder WDSF Under 21 Latin 3. Gregor Bronstein/Aigulim Gerich
by Tobias Hock
Results from Antwerp, day 1
As federal Sports Director Michael Eichert reports, many couples did not arrive at the tournament at all or arrived just a few minutes before the beginning of the competitions due to the chaotic weather conditions. The first successful German couples were Markus Ziebegk/Jenny Müller (3.) and Alex Gerlein/Alexandra Elert (6.) in the WDSF Open Rising Star Standard tournament. Bardahan/Anastasia Bod...
by Tobias Hock
Goldstadtpokal 2012
The "Goldtstadtpokal" in Pforzheim was the first WDSF tournament in Germany this year. These are the results: WDSF International Open Latin (68 couples): 1. Andrey Zaytsev/Anna Kuzminskaya, Russia (5) 2. Aniello Langella/Khrystyna Moshenska, Italy (11) 3. Martino Zanibellato/Michelle Abildtrup, Denmark (14) 4. Gabriele Goffredo/Anna Matus, Moldova (20) 5. Timur Imametdinov/Ekaterina Nikolaeva, Ru...
Results from Madrid
Some German results from the Dance Sport Cup Madrid 2012: WDSF Open Senior I Latin: 6. Julian and Brigitte Heubeck, 8. Markus and Stephanie Grebe WDSF Open Senior II Latin: 4. Ullrich and Carmen Sommer WDSF Open Senior I Standard: 3. Tassilo and Sabine Lax WDSF Open Senior III Standard: 12. Marius and Barbara Torka Complete results of all tournaments
by Tobias Hock
Niervaert Cup in Klundert, Netherlands
Many German couples were successful at the Niervaert Cup at the first weekend of January. All results can be found here.
by Tobias Hock
DTV Professional Division
Since 1 January, the DTV is an official member of the WDSF Professional Division. DTV couples can now register as Professionals at the WDSF and the DTV, thus having access to all Professional tournaments of the WDSF. A Professional Division will be built up in Germany, too. The presidium has entrusted Joachim Llambi with this task. Our homepage will soon include a separate area with more detailed ...
by Tobias Hock
Results from Riga
In Riga, Latvia, several German couples competed in WDSF Open tournaments. Here are the results: World Championships Youth Standard (59 couples): 18. Alex Ionel/Cordula Beckhoff 21. Daniel Buschmann/Katarina Bauer WDSF Open Standard: 9./10. Anton Skuratov/Alena Uehlin Youth Standard: 10. Vadim Lehmann/Mariya Vakhnina Youth Latin: 8. Gregor Bronstein/Aigulim Gerich Senior I Latin: 3. Pascal Ru...
World Championship JMD in Mikolajki/Poland
Anna Grünwald and Nina Knan (TSG Bavaria Augsburg) are the new World Champions in the discipline Duo Modern Children. "autres choses" (TSC Blau-Gold Saarlouis, see photo) showed an unbeatable performance and won the gold medal in the discipline Small Groups Modern. The German runners-up "outfaced" (Tanzverein 90) reached the fifth place (out of 16 teams in total). On the last day, "autres choses"...
by Tobias Hock
WDSF World Championship Senior I Latin in Rouen, France
The German Champions Andreas Hoffmann/Isabel Krüger from Cologne could not reach a place on the podium and finished 5th. The second German couple, Julian and Biggi Heubeck, took the 8th place in the semi final. Lavigne/Godet from France defended their title. 1. Lavigne/Godet, France 2. Makarenko/Makarenko, Russia 3. Ferraris/Ciccarelli, Italy 4. Kardash/Skvortsova, Russia 5. Andreas Hoffmann/Isa...
by Tobias Hock
Grand Slam Finals Standard and Latin in Salou
The WDSF Grand Slam Final Standard was held in Salou, Spain. According to federal Sports Director Michael Eichert, Simone Segatori/Annette Sudol were "awesome" and reached the second place behind Emanuel Valeri/Tania Kehlet, who had recently won the title of World Champions Standard. Benedetto Ferruggia/Claudia Köhler had to cancel the tournament at the last minute. WDSF Grand Slam Final Standard...
by Tobias Hock