2023 DTB Pokal Stuttgart

The 2023 EnBW DTB Pokal Team Challenge and Mixed Cup was an artistic gymnastics competition held from March 17–19, 2023 at the Porsche-Arena in Stuttgart, Germany.^[2] The event consisted of five separate competitions across three days: a team challenge competition for both senior men and women; a team challenge for junior men and women; and a mixed team cup which will was contested between mixed gender senior teams from Brazil, Germany, Japan and the United States.^[3]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Team Challenge
Men
Team details	United States Asher Hong Brody Malone Yul Moldauer Fred Richard Shane Wiskus	Japan Ryosuke Doi Tsuyoshi Hasegawa Daiki Hashimoto Kakeru Tanigawa	Turkey Adem Asil Ferhat Arıcan İbrahim Çolak Mehmet Koşak Kerem Şener
Floor Exercise	Ryosuke Doi	Yul Moldauer	Pau Jimenez
Pommel Horse	Edoardo de Rosa	Kakeru Tanigawa	Asher Hong
Rings	Adem Asil	Marco Lodadio	Félix Dolci
Vault	Harry Hepworth	Yuri Guimarães	Adem Asil
Parallel Bars	Mario Macchiati	Taha Serhani	Ferhat Arıcan
Horizontal Bar	Daiki Hashimoto	Taha Serhani	Félix Dolci
Women
Team details	United States Nola Matthews Zoe Miller Joscelyn Roberson Ashlee Sullivan Lexi Zeiss	Belgium Maellyse Brassart Fien Enghels Aberdeen O'Driscol Erika Pinxten Jutta Verkest	France Léa Franceries Silane Mielle Djenna Laroui Morgane Osyssek Sheyen Petit
Vault	Joscelyn Roberson	Karina Schönmaier	—
Uneven Bars	Zoe Miller	Sanna Veerman	Fien Enghels
Balance Beam	Jessica Schlegel	Maellyse Brassart	Léa Franceries
Floor Exercise	Júlia Soares	Joscelyn Roberson	Aurelie Tran
Mixed Cup
Team details	Japan Hazuki Watanabe Chiharu Yamada Nanami Yamamoto Ryosuke Doi Tsuyoshi Hasegawa Daiki Hashimoto	Germany Anna-Lena König Elisabeth Seitz Sarah Voss Pascal Brendel Milan Hosseini Andreas Toba	Brazil Luisa Maia Carolyne Pedro Josiany Calixto Tomas Florencio Yuri Guimarães Josue Heliodoro

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men
Team	United States Zach Green Danila Leykin Alex Nitache Max Odden Sollen Chiodi	Germany Timo Eder Marcel Graf Alexander Kirchner Maxim Kovalenko Daniel Mousichidis	Turkey Alperen Ege Avci Ahmet Burak Ekici Volkan Arda Hamarat
Floor Exercise	Eric Terres Martin	Timo Eder	Solen Chiodi
Pommel Horse	Marcus Pietarinen	Daniel Mousichidis	Gijs Franken
Rings	Volkan Arda Hamarat	Aaro Harju	Romeo Jost
Vault	Maxim Kovalenko	Solen Chiodi	Nicholas Howard
Parallel Bars	Danila Leykin	Volkan Arda Hamarat	Kyano Schepers
Horizontal Bar	Zach Green	Timo Eder	Volkan Arda Hamarat
Women
Team	Germany Mara Dietz Marlene Gotthardt Helen Kevric Silja Stöhr Lisa Woetzel	Canada Gabrielle Black Aaliyah DeSousa Gabrielle Fausto Lia Monica Fontaine Reese Wilson	Belgium Chloe Baert Hanne Degryse Naomi Descamps Marie DeSmet Yelena Devreker
Vault	Ming van Eijken	Lia Monica Fontaine	Alexandra Florea
Uneven Bars	Lilou Viallat	Leire Escauriaza Tipacti	Gabrielle Black
Balance Beam	Naomi Descamps	Marlene Gotthardt	Lana Pondart
Floor Exercise	Gabrielle Fausto	Anamaria Mihaescu	Lisa Woetzel

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Rank	Name	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Total
1	Japan				161.081
	Hazuki Watanabe	13.766	–	13.233
	Chiharu Yamada	–	12.700	–
	Nanami Yamamoto	11.700	12.466	12.166
	Ryosuke Doi	14.800	13.500	–
	Tsuyoshi Hasegawa	14.250	14.650	13.500
	Daiki Hashimoto	–	–	14.300
2	Germany				159.030
	Anna-Lena König	–	–	12.966
	Sarah Voss	13.566	12.833	12.666
	Elisabeth Seitz	13.466	14.633	–
	Andreas Toba	13.000	12.100	–
	Milan Hosseini	13.750	–	13.550
	Pascal Brendel	–	13.200	13.300
3	United States				157.330
	Elle Mueller	14.033	11.466	13.266
	Nola Matthews	12.366	13.066	–
	Addison Fatta	–	–	12.833
	Landen Blixt	13.050	13.200	11.750
	Isaiah Drake	14.300	–	–
	Jeremy Bischoff	–	14.550	13.450
4	Brazil				147.781
	Luisa Maia	–	11.466	–
	Carolyne Pedro	12.633	–	12.233
	Josiany Calixto	11.433	12.266	8.700
	Tomás Florêncio	–	13.200	13.650
	Yuri Guimarães	13.200	13.650	13.500
	Josué Heliodoro	11.850	–	–

Rank	Name	Round 4	Total
Gold final
	Japan		55.833
	Hazuki Watanabe	12.833
	Chiharu Yamada	13.500
	Nanami Yamamoto	–
	Ryosuke Doi	14.600
	Tsuyoshi Hasegawa	–
	Daiki Hashimoto	14.900
	Germany		52.583
	Anna-Lena König	–
	Sarah Voss	13.233
	Elisabeth Seitz	12.500
	Andreas Toba	13.350
	Milan Hosseini	–
	Pascal Brendel	13.500
Bronze final
	Brazil		54.632
	Luisa Maia	13.166
	Carolyne Pedro	13.066
	Josiany Calixto	–
	Tomás Florêncio	–
	Yuri Guimarães	14.100
	Josué Heliodoro	14.250
4	United States		54.466
	Elle Mueller	13.666
	Nola Matthews	–
	Addison Fatta	13.900
	Landen Blixt	13.050
	Isaiah Drake	–
	Jeremy Bischoff	13.850

Participating nations and event distribution per nation

Country	Women Senior Team Challenge	Men Senior Team Challenge	Women Junior Team Challenge	Men Junior Team Challenge	Mixed Cup
Australia	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No
Belgium	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No
Brazil	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes
Canada	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Finland	No	No	No	Yes	No
France	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No
Germany	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Great Britain	No	Yes	No	No	No
Israel	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Italy	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No
Japan	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes
Netherlands	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No
Romania	No	No	Yes	No	No
Spain	No	Yes	No	Yes	No
Switzerland	No	Yes	No	No	No
Sweden	No	No	No	Yes	No
Turkey	No	Yes	No	Yes	No
United States	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes
Total	9[9]	13[10]	8[11]	11[12]	4[13]

Notes on participating nations:  Austria were listed on promotional materials but not on any start lists.^[14]