Špela Kratochwill

— Gymnast ♀ —

Full name

Špela Kratochwill

Country represented

Slovenia

Born

21 January 1998
Ljubljana, Slovenia

Hometown

Ljubljana

Discipline

Rhythmic gymnastics

Level

Senior International Elite

Years on national team

2012-present

Club

Narodni dom

Gym

Dvorana Krim

Head coach(es)

Alena Yakubouskaya

Assistant coach(es)

Alena Salauyova

Medal record

Representing Slovenia
Rhythmic gymnastics
National Championships
	2014 Ljubljana	All-Around
	2015 Ljubljana	All-Around
	2016 Ljubljana	All-Around

Špela Kratochwill (born 27 January 1998) is a Slovenian rhythmic gymnast.

She is the three-time (2014, 2015, 2016) Slovenian National All-Around champion and three-time Slovenian Junior National All-Around champion. She competed at 2015 European Championships where she placed 33rd with Hoop (15.500), 44th with Ball (14.966), 34th with Clubs (15.600) and 36th with Ribbon (14.983). Together with teammembers (Sara Kragulj and Monija Čebašek she placed 19th in Team competition. She competed at 2015 World Championships where she ended on 50th place All-Around, 48th with Hoop (15.566), 47th with Ball (15.350), 50th with Clubs (15.850) and 100th with Ribbon (13.616).

She competed at the 2016 Rio Olympics Test Event after 7 months recovering from injury and finished 24th in All-Around qualifications. At the 2016 World Cup Minsk she ended on 22nd place All-Around with score of 62.750. She did a great comeback at next competition, World Cup in Berlin, where she scored 21nd in All-Around and get her highest score of 16.450 for Ball routine.

Routine music information

Year	Apparatus	Music title
2016	Hoop
	Ball	Satellite by Lena
	Clubs	19 No. 03 Veris Leta Facies (Soprano 2) by Transform Studios
	Ribbon	Nazende by Bilen Yıldırır
2015	Hoop
	Ball	Satellite by Lena
	Clubs	19 No. 03 Veris Leta Facies (Soprano 2) by Transform Studios
	Ribbon	Malagueña by Connie Francis
2014	Hoop
	Ball	Celem, Celem by Yıldız İbrahimova
	Clubs
	Ribbon	Malagueña by Connie Francis
	Gala	Non, je ne regrette rien by Édith Piaf

External links

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