Cottbus World Cup 2026 - Women's Event Final Results | GIGA

COTTBUS WORLD CUP 2026: WOMEN'S EVENT FINAL RESULTS

February 19-22, 2026 | Cottbus, Germany (Lausitz Arena)

Vault

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Rank Gymnast Score
(avg)		 VT 1
D / E		 VT 2
D / E		 Bonus
ND
1
AIN2		 Anna
Kalmykova		 13.816 14.033
5.4 / 8.633		 13.600
4.2 / 9.000		 +0.2
2
GER		 Karina
Schoenmaier		 13.800 13.900
5.0 / 8.900		 13.700
4.8 / 8.600		 +0.2
-0.1
3
SLO		 Teja
Belak		 13.516 13.100
4.4 / 8.700		 13.933
4.6 / 8.933		 +0.2
4
JPN		 Kohane
Ushioku		 13.333 13.566
4.8 / 8.766		 13.100
4.2 / 8.900
5
AIN2		 Liudmila
Roshchina		 13.316 13.533
5.0 / 8.533		 13.100
4.4 / 8.700
6
ITA		 Emma
Fioravanti		 13.233 13.300
4.4 / 8.900		 12.766
4.4 / 8.466		 +0.2
-0.1
7
UZB		 Oksana
Chusovitina		 12.999 13.033
4.4 / 8.633		 12.966
4.0 / 8.566		 +0.2
8
ISR		 Lihie
Raz		 12.383 13.000
4.2 / 8.800		 11.766
4.4 / 7.466
-0.1


Notes:
VT score = average, VT 1 + VT 2
Bonus = +0.2 for qualifying vaults | ND = Neutral Deduction
Tie-break determined via higher single-vault score

Country codes:
AIN2=Authorised Individual Neutral (2) | GER=Germany | ISR=Israel | ITA=Italy | JPN=Japan | SLO=Slovenia | UZB=Uzbekistan

Source: GIGA Data & Analytics
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Uneven Bars

Rank Gymnast Score
(D / E)		 ND
1
ITA		 Elisa
Iorio		 14.266
6.2 / 8.066
2
AIN2		 Milana
Kaiumova		 14.133
6.3 / 7.833
3
ITA		 Giulia
Perotti		 14.033
6.0 / 8.033
4
JPN		 Karin
Nakashima		 13.800
5.9 / 7.900
5
GER		 Lea Marie
Quaas		 13.033
5.1 / 7.933
6
AIN1		 Ulyana
Kuzmenkova		 13.033
5.2 / 7.833
7
ALG		 Kaylia
Nemour		 12.900
6.5 / 6.400
8
JPN		 Aiko
Sugihara		 12.133
4.9 / 7.233

Balance Beam

Rank Gymnast Score
(D / E)
ND
1
JPN		 Aiko
Sugihara		 14.066
6.0 / 8.066
2
ALG		 Kaylia
Nemour		 13.833
6.0 / 7.833
3
AIN2		 Milana
Kaiumova		 13.400
5.7 / 7.700
4
ITA		 Emma
Fioravanti		 13.233
5.9 / 7.333
5
GER		 Lea Marie
Quaas		 12.966
5.4 / 7.566
6
UKR		 Bohdana
Kovalova		 11.566
5.2 / 6.366
7
AIN2		 Leila
Vasileva		 11.266
5.0 / 6.366
-0.1
8
JPN		 Karin
Nakashima		 10.566
4.8 / 5.766

Floor Exercise

Rank Gymnast Score
(D / E)
ND
1
AIN2		 Anna
Kalmykova		 13.333
5.6 / 7.733
2
JPN		 Aiko
Sugihara		 13.133
5.8 / 7.633
-0.3
3
ITA		 Emma
Puato		 12.933
5.3 / 7.633
4
ISR		 Lihie
Raz		 12.800
5.1 / 7.700
5
ITA		 Emma
Fioravanti		 12.600
5.5 / 7.100
6
AIN1		 Anastasiya
Smantsar		 12.466
5.0 / 7.466
7
AIN1		 Ulyana
Kuzmenkova		 12.333
5.0 / 7.333
8
CZE		 Patricie
Makovickova		 12.300
4.9 / 7.400
Notes:
ND = Neutral Deduction
Tie-breaks determined via higher E-score (or highest single vault for VT)

Country codes:
AIN1=Authorised Individual Neutral (1) | AIN2=Authorised Individual Neutral (2) | ALG=Algeria | CZE=Czech Republic | GER=Germany | ISR=Israel | ITA=Italy | JPN=Japan | UKR=Ukraine

Source: GIGA Data & Analytics

About Cottbus World Cup 2026 Scoring & Format

How is a WAG score calculated at FIG events?
Total score = Difficulty (D) + Execution (E), minus any Neutral Deductions (ND). GIGA displays totals and, when available, the D/E/ND components so fans can see whether a score was driven by difficulty, cleanliness, or both.
What is the fastest way to interpret a score?
Quick read: High D = harder routine / bigger risk. High E = cleaner routine / better landings, form, control. ND present = a neutral penalty that reduces the total.
How are medalists determined at an Apparatus World Cup?
Medals are awarded in apparatus finals. Qualification determines who advances; finals determine the podium on each apparatus.
Why do scores change after a routine (inquiries)?
Scores may change if a federation submits an inquiry (typically on D-score element credit). GIGA flags post-score changes directly on the results page so the final ranking is easy to follow.
What does GIGA show on this results page?
GIGA organizes the meet the way fans search for it: qualification leaders and qualifiers (by apparatus), final rankings with medalists highlighted, score details (Total, D, E, ND when available), notable routines (highest D, highest E, biggest total, upgrades), and series points earned.
What is the FIG Apparatus World Cup Series and why do points matter?
The Apparatus World Cup Series is a multi-event circuit where athletes earn World Cup points per apparatus at each stop, building a season-long ranking on each event. Points are assigned based on placements, with finals placements prioritized. The series can serve as a qualification pathway for major championships depending on the season's FIG qualification rules.


Last updated: February 22, 2026

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