Medalist Anastasia Simakova inspires in Pirmasens!

Medalist Anastasia Simakova inspires in Pirmasens!

Next Saturday in Pirmasens the Wasgauhalle will be the stage for extraordinary sporting achievements. The young athlete Anastasia Simakova, who is currently celebrated as team world champion, will show her skills. With her bronze medal in the tire final at the World Championships in Rio de Janeiro in her pocket, she is going into the competition highly motivated. The event, which is jointly organized by TV Dahn and TV Pirmasens, is the second day of competition for the three federal leagues and promises to be an exciting event. The Rheinpfalz reports that A lot of information about the participating stars and the chances of the local heroes is expected.

The 21-year-old Simakova has had an eventful career. Born on September 9, 2004 in Omsk, Russia, she began rhythmic gymnastics at the age of four. Her passion for sport led her to take part in the Junior World Championships in Moscow in 2019, where she won gold. In the summer of 2022 she took a decisive step and moved to Germany. She has been the proud holder of a German passport since September 2022 and now lives in Fellbach. In addition to sports, Simakova also devotes herself to studying applied computer science at the Finance Academy Moscow and is completing trainer training. Wikipedia describes her impressive career and the successes she has celebrated recently.

The big event in Pirmasens

The competition day in the Wasgauhalle will be surrounded by a colorful supporting program that will captivate the spectators. The expectations of the athletes’ performance are high. It's not just Simakova who will be in the spotlight, the local talents also want to prove that they can compete in the Bundesliga. An extraordinary action by Marlene Kriebel deserves special mention, which is already causing a stir and creating additional excitement.

Simakova has proven herself in several international competitions. After her gold with the team at the 2025 World Championships in Rio de Janeiro, successes followed at the European Championships in Tallinn, where she qualified for the finals in the all-around and with the ball and won silver in the ball final. She also showed her skills at the World University Games 2025 when she reached fourth place in the all-around final and was also able to win medals in the hoop and ball disciplines.

Conclusion and outlook

The anticipation for the event is great and the sporting highlights of the weekend promise to create a great atmosphere in Pirmasens. The spectators can be curious to see whether the local heroes will appear as surprise guests and how the top-class athletes will perform. The Rheinpfalz is just one of the sources reporting on this exciting event and will certainly announce which athletes remain below expectations or which new stars can be discovered. It remains to be seen what the results will be on Saturday.