EnBW DTB Pokal 2025 - Delegations
Welcome Delegations! On this site you will find all important forms and useful documents for the EnBW DTB Pokal 2025.
The EnBW DTB Pokal 2025 will take place from 27-30 March 2025. Please don’t hesitate to contact us via mail (delegations@enbw-dtbpokal.de) anytime for further details.
Registration
Please also send us an email via delegations@enbw-dtbpokal.de if you would like to get login details for the LOC Online tool for registration for the EnBW DTB Pokal 2025.
Below you will find all the documents for registration:
- (Junior) Team Challenge 2025: Directives & List of Apparatus
- Mixed Cup Stuttgart 2025: Directives & List of Apparatus
- Definitive registration: via the LOC online tool until 13 December 2024 (Registration is expected to be possible from the beginning of November.)
Competition Formats
Taking place at the very beginning of the 2025 season and with several competitions in one go, Stuttgart offers the perfect possibility to kick off the team preparation for the upcoming season's events.
In addition to the well-established Team Challenge for MAG and WAG, the EnBW DTB Pokal includes a Team Challenge for juniors (WAG: 14-15 years of age, MAG: 15-18 years of age).
In the Team Challenge a team consists of three to five athletes, three or four compete at each apparatus and the best three scores are taken into account for the team total. This competition format is well-suited for federations to bring their athletes together as a team and kick off the season with the upcoming annual highlights events.
Junior Team Challenge: There are 14 starting places for MAG and 14 for WAG.
(Senior) Team Challenge: There are 18 starting places for MAG and 16 for WAG.
The six best seniors and juniors of the Team Challenges per apparatus compete for the individual apparatus titles. There is only one spot per team per apparatus generating diverse starting fields. The apparatus finals give qualified athletes the chance to compete a second time in Stuttgart.
Four selected National Mixed Teams, consisting of 3 women and 3 men, compete on 4 chosen apparatuses for MAG and all 4 apparatuses for WAG. 2 men and 2 women compete per apparatus and all scores are taken into account for the team total. After 3 apparatuses per team, the intermediate results determine the participants for the Bronze Final and the Gold Final. In the finals, the scores start again at zero and the teams directly compete on their last apparatuses for the medals and the Mixed Cup Stuttgart victory.
The Mixed Cup Stuttgart federations have the possibility to compete at the Team Challenge as well to complete the top-notch starting field of the Team Challenge.
