Category: International results

Swiss victory in Blackpool

Andrea Bencivenga/Anna Drukarova, a couple licensed by Tanzsportclub Zug, won the WDSF Dance Festival in the Senior I category in Blackpool, Great Britain. The reigning Swiss champions and last year's world championship runners-up impressed at the three-day Dancesport Festival at this legendary dance sport venue and secured one of the rare Swiss victories at WDSF level. Congratulations! Result WDSF https://www.dancesport.ch/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Andrea-Bencivenga-and-Anna-Drukarova.mp4

WM Zehntanz – narrowly missed out on the final

Davide Corrodi and Maja Kucharczyk from Tanzsportclub Zug narrowly missed out on reaching the final of the World Ten Dance Championships in Sarajevo. At the highlight of their season, they secured seventh place among 30 couples in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This equalled their result from last year in Spain, which they would naturally have liked to have surpassed this weekend.

Briner/Egli are CSIT world champions

The «tireless» standard couple Jürg Briner/Katharina Egli from Dance Unlimited Zurich (DUZ) fulfilled a great dream at the CSIT World Championships in San Marino; they became world champions for the first time in the Senior IV category. Congratulations on this marvellous achievement! The previous year's runners-up, who had narrowly failed to win, had already been in top form all season and

Corrodi/Kucharczyk - 33rd place at World Championship Standard

Davide Corrodi/Maja Kucharczyk sind an der Standard-Weltmeisterschaft im rumänischen Sibiu in die dritte Runde vorgestossen und haben sich letztlich den 33. Rang unter 71 Paaren ertanzt. Platzierungen in der ersten Ranglistenhälfte sind für das Paar des Turniertanzsportclub Zug (TSCZ) mittlerweile „Normalität“. Schon vor zwei Wochen landeten sie in Brünn/TCH auf Rang 36 unter 81 Paaren.

World Championship silver for Switzerland

Switzerland wins the silver medal at the Senior I Standard World Championships in Plata d'Aro, Spain; this great success was achieved by Andrea Bencivenga/Anna Drukarova, who have been licenced with Tanzsportclub Zug (TSCZ) since June 2025. The final was dominated by the Italians Stefano and Tatjana Manni, who were easily proclaimed world champions. But just as clearly - with five

Schmitt/Salkhova Latin World Champions for the first time

The French pairing of Charles-Guillaume Schmitt/Elena Salikhova have secured the Latin World Championship title for the first time in Brno, Czech Republic. They had previously won three silver medals behind the Germans Balan/Moshenka, who have since switched to the professional ranks. The places of honour this time went to Guillem Pascual/Diandra-Aniela Illes (Spain) and Yan Bangbang/Du Yujun (China). The STSV was represented by two couples who achieved very impressive

European Championship 10-Dance: Davide/Maja in the final!

For the first time in many, many years, a Swiss couple has made it to the final of the European 10-Dance Championship. Davide Corrodi and Maja Kucharczyk put in a great performance and achieved an excellent 4th place in Rome. After the Swiss Latin Championships two weeks ago, it was already clear that Davide and Maja were back in top form after their long break due to injury and training.

Gold medal for Briner/Egli

And suddenly the Swiss national anthem rang out... Where was that? The CSIT World Sport Games were held in Loutraki, Greece, from 3 to 7 June with around 4500 athletes from 28 different sports. For the first time, seniors were also able to dance for medals, including in dance sport. In the Standard Over65 (Sen IV) category, Katharina

Briner/Egli are CSIT Vice World Champions

The DUZ dance couple Jürg Briner/Katharina Egli won the silver medal at the CSIT World Championships Standard Seniors IV in Schladming. Having won the last three tournaments, they were among the favourites. They lived up to this role from the start of the tournament and impressed with a very good performance in the first four rounds. It was only in the final that they had to

Corrodi/Kucharczyk eleventh in the ten-dance World Championships

Once again, their dreams of reaching the final at the World Ten Dance Championships unfortunately remained unfulfilled - the Swiss dance couple Davide Corrodi/Maja Kucharczyk finished in 11th place in the Armenian capital Yerevan and were thus relatively far away from the top 6 place they were aiming for. This hope was fuelled in particular by a 7th place in the previous year, when the up-and-coming TSCZ pairing finished only a wafer-thin second.