History of Ana Bărbosu in Timeline
Ana Maria Bărbosu is a Romanian artistic gymnast known for her achievements at both the European and national levels. She won gold medals in the team and all-around events at the 2020 European Junior Championships. Additionally, she secured a silver medal in the all-around competition at the 2020 Romanian National Championships.
July 2006: Birth of Ana Maria Bărbosu
Ana Maria Bărbosu was born in July 2006.
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2017: Romanian Junior Championships Debut
Ana Bărbosu participated in the Junior II Level 3 division at the 2017 Romanian Junior Championships, securing fourth place in the all-around.
2019: Success at Domestic Competitions
In 2019, Bărbosu excelled at several Romanian competitions, including the Petrom Cup, Romanian Junior Championships, and Romanian Individual Championships.
2020: Romanian National Championships and European Championship Selection
At the 2020 Romanian Championships, Bărbosu won silver in the combined all-around final and gold in the junior division. Her performance earned her a spot on the team for the 2020 European Junior Championships.
2020: European Junior Team and All-Around Champion
In 2020, Ana Maria Bărbosu became the European junior team and all-around champion.
2022: Senior Debut and International Success
Bărbosu made her senior debut in 2022, participating in competitions such as the City of Jesolo Trophy, Osijek World Challenge Cup, and European Championships in Munich. She achieved notable results, including winning gold on the floor exercise at the Osijek World Challenge Cup.
2023: European and World Championships
Bărbosu competed at the 2023 European Championships, contributing to Romania's fifth-place team finish and placing ninth in the all-around. She also participated in the 2023 World Championships, where the Romanian team secured qualification for the 2024 Olympic Games.
2024: Olympic Qualification
Bărbosu, as part of the Romanian team, secured qualification for the 2024 Olympic Games at the 2023 World Championships.