Switzerland at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships

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Although Switzerland became the first country to establish a national Gymnastics federation (doing so in 1832)[1] Swiss men did not compete at a World Championships until 1934.[2] While women were first allowed to compete at the 1934 World Championships, Swiss women wouldn't make their debut until 1978.[3]

IOC codeSUI
Websitewww.stv-fsg.ch/de/
Medals
Gold
19
Silver
16
Bronze
16
Total
51
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Switzerland at the
World Artistic Gymnastics Championships
Flag of Switzerland
IOC codeSUI
Websitewww.stv-fsg.ch/de/
Medals
Gold
19
Silver
16
Bronze
16
Total
51
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When the Swiss men debuted at the World Championships, they achieved great success, winning numerous medals at their first four appearances. Ariella Käslin became the first Swiss female gymnast to win a medal at a World Championships, winning silver on vault in 2009.[4]

Medalists

More information Medal, Name ...
Medal Name Year Event
 GoldWalter Bach, Hans Grieder, Hermann Hänggi, Eugen Mack, Georges Miez, Eduard Steinemann, Josef Walter, Melchior WezelHungary 1934 BudapestMen's team
 GoldEugen MackMen's all-around
 GoldGeorges MiezMen's floor exercise
 SilverEugen Mack
 GoldEugen MackMen's pommel horse
 SilverEduard Steinemann
 SilverEugen MackMen's rings
 GoldEugen MackMen's vault
 SilverEduard Steinemann
 GoldEugen MackMen's parallel bars
 SilverJosef Walter
 BronzeWalter Bach
 SilverGeorges MiezMen's horizontal bar
 SilverAlbert Bachmann, Walter Beck, Eugen Mack, Hans Negelin, Michael Reusch, Leo Schürmann, SmidCzechoslovakia 1938 PragueMen's team
 BronzeEugen MackMen's all-around
 SilverEugen MackMen's floor exercise
 GoldMichael ReuschMen's pommel horse
 BronzeLeo Schürmann
 SilverMichael ReuschMen's rings
 GoldEugen MackMen's vault
 SilverWalter Beck
 BronzeHans Negelin
 GoldMichael ReuschMen's parallel bars
 GoldMichael ReuschMen's horizontal bar
 BronzeWalter Beck
 GoldMarcel Adatte, Hans Eugster, Ernst Gebendinger, Jack Günthard, Walter Lehmann, Josef Stalder, Melchior Thalmann, Jean TschaboldSwitzerland 1950 BaselMen's team
 GoldWalter LehmannMen's all-around
 SilverMarcel Adatte
 GoldJosef StalderMen's floor exercise
 GoldErnst Gebendinger
 GoldJosef StalderMen's pommel horse
 SilverMarcel Adatte
 BronzeWalter Lehmann
 GoldWalter LehmannMen's rings
 BronzeHans Eugster
 GoldErnst GebendingerMen's vault
 BronzeWalter Lehmann
 GoldHans EugsterMen's parallel bars
 BronzeWalter LehmannMen's horizontal bar
 BronzeJosef Stalder
 BronzeHans Bründler, Oswald Bühler, Hans Eugster, Jack Günthard, Hans Schwartzentruber, Josef Stalder, Melchior Thalmann, Jean TschaboldItaly 1954 RomeMen's team
 SilverJosef StalderMen's pommel horse
 SilverJosef StalderMen's parallel bars
 BronzeHans Eugster
 BronzeLi DonghuaAustralia 1994 BrisbaneMen's pommel horse
 GoldLi DonghuaJapan 1995 SabaeMen's pommel horse
 SilverLi DonghuaPuerto Rico 1996 San JuanMen's pommel horse
 BronzeDieter RehmChina 1999 TianjinMen's vault
 SilverAriella KäslinUnited Kingdom 2009 LondonWomen's vault
 BronzeGiulia SteingruberCanada 2017 MontrealWomen's vault
 BronzeNoe SeifertIndonesia 2025 JakartaMen's all-around
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Medal tables

By gender

More information Gender, Gold ...
GenderGoldSilverBronzeTotal
Men19151549
Women0112
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By event

More information Event, Gold ...
EventGoldSilverBronzeTotal
Men's pommel horse44311
Men's vault3238
Men's parallel bars3227
Men's floor exercise3205
Men's individual all-around2125
Men's team2114
Men's rings1214
Men's horizontal bar1135
Women's vault0112
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