STUTTGART, Germany – 2006 all-around world silver-medalist Jana Bieger of Coconut Creek, Fla., won her second gold medal at the 2006 DTB-Pokal, a World Cup event held in Stuttgart, Germany.

In addition to her uneven bars gold medal, Bieger, who competes for Bieger International Gymnastics, scored a 15.150 to win the floor exercise title. Australia’s Daria Joura was second at 14.875, followed by Russia’s Anna Pavlova at 14.675. Australia’s Hollie Dykes won the balance beam title, where Bieger placed sixth.
The champions in the men’s finals were: vault, Andrei Isayev, Ukraine; parallel bars, Xiaoping Li, China; and horizontal bar, Aljaz Pegan, Slovakia. This was the second of two days of individual event finals. Yesterday, the USA’s Kevin Tan claimed the bronze medal in the still rings.

2006 DTB-Pokal results

Women’s event finals

Balance beam
1. Hollie Dykes, Australia, 15.625
2. Iryna Krasnianska, Ukraine, 15.550
3. Dariya Zgoba, Ukraine, 15.225
4. Lenika De Simone, Spain, 14.750
5. Anna Pavlova, Russia, 14.500
6. Jana Bieger, USA, 14.175
7. Jana Komrskova, Czechoslovakia, 14.150
8. Daria Joura, Australia, 13.775

Floor exercise
1. Jana Bieger, USA, 15.150
2. Daria Joura, Australia, 14.875
3. Anna Pavlova, Russia, 14.675
4. Patricia Moreno, Spain, 14.500
5. Elena Zamolodchikova, Russia, 14.150
6. Kim Bui, Germany, 14.025
7. Lenika De Simone, Spain, 13.675
8. Olga Shcherbatykh, Ukraine, 13.300

Men’s event finals

Vault
1. Andrei Isayev, Ukraine, 16.300
2. Thomas Bouhail, France, 16.287
3. Ilie Popescu, Romania, 16.037
4. Fabian Hambuechen, Germany, 15.987
5. Raphael Wignanitz, France, 15.850
6. Anton Golotsutskov, Russia, 15.500
7. Brandon O’Neill, Canada, 15.050
8. Vitali Nakonechny, Ukraine, 7.925

Parallel bars
1. Xiaoping Li, China, 16.300
2. Hiroyuki Tomita, Japan, 15.850
3. Nikolai Kryukov, Russia, 15.800
4. Fabian Hambuechen, Germany, 15.575
5. Takehito Mori, Japan, 15.525
5. Alexander Tsarevich, Belarus, 15.525
7. Andreu Vivo, Spain, 15.125
8. Kamil Hulboj, Poland, 15.075

Horizontal bar
1. Aljaz Pegan, Slovakia, 16.025
2. Eiichi Sekiguchi, Japan, 15.825
3. Christophe Schaerer, Switzerland, 15.575
4. Fabian Hambuechen, Germany, 15.175
5. Alexander Tsarevich, Belarus, 15.050
6. Sergei Khorokhordin, Russia, 14.975
7. Epke Zonderland, Netherlands, 14.600
8. Samuel Piasecky, Slovakia, 14.300
Fans can watch the final two days of the 2006 DTB-Pokal competition at a time most convenient for them through WCSN’s on-demand archive – WCSN.com.