
The German gymnast secured her first medal for the DTB on her debut in Rotterdam.
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Kevric previously won gold on her flagship machine at the European Championships. Pauline Schäfer-Betz won the last World Cup medal for German women in 2021.
Kevric, who had already impressed as second best in qualifying on her World Cup debut, showed a flawless routine in the final of the best eight athletes. After the European Championship triumph on her showpiece in August, she won her second individual medal in international championships.
In contrast to the all-around final on Saturday, where she missed a medal by 0.034 points, Nemour was unbeatable and secured her third World Championship medal on the uneven bars after silver in 2023 and gold in 2025. “She is a tough and strong athlete,” Kevric had previously said in praise of her competitor.
Kevric's medal is the first and only for the German Gymnastics Federation (DTB) in Rotterdam and the first World Cup medal for women since Pauline Schäfer-Betz's silver on the balance beam in 2021. No German athletes qualified for the other apparatus finals; both women and men in the team missed the final. The women's all-around final also took place without German participation; Timo Eder came 14th among the men.
18-year-old gymnast Helen Kevric won the silver medal on the uneven bars at the World Championships in Rotterdam. After a serious knee injury in 2025, this is her first major international success after the European Championship title.
18-year-old gymnast Helen Kevric won the silver medal on the uneven bars at the World Championships in Rotterdam. With 14,833 points she was only beaten by Olympic champion Kaylia Nemour and won the only medal for the DTB.
The 18-year-old German gymnast Helen Kevric won the silver medal on the uneven bars at the World Championships in Rotterdam. Behind Olympic champion Kaylia Nemour, Kevric secured second place with 14,833 points.
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