Black and White Club celebrates successes at the German Championships in Chemnitz!

Black and White Club celebrates successes at the German Championships in Chemnitz!

The mood in the dance sports world is currently on the upswing, and this is not least due to the impressive achievements of the Schwarz-Weiß-Club Pforzheim. A true masterpiece was achieved at the German Championships in Chemnitz on May 14th and 15th. How pf-bits.de reported, the Pforzheim dancers were able to achieve outstanding placements.

Tim Gordon and Luisa Huber took third place in the combination in the Junior II age group. This was particularly notable since they have only been active in this age group since the beginning of 2025. Another highlight was the title of German runner-up in 10 dances for Vladyslav Tsykhanovska and Veronika Tsikhanovska, who impressively presented their skills.

Achievements and competitions

A total of 21 couples took part in the youth combination category, including seven couples from the Baden-Württemberg Dance Sports Association. The Pforzheim couple Anton and Viktoria Tsarenko were particularly successful here and secured the runner-up title. The young dancers Ruslan Fedesenko and Dzhulieta Petrosian can also be proud of their sixth place, which they achieved after just four weeks as a couple.

The successes in Chemnitz are further proof of the enormous talent and hard work of the dancers of the Black and White Club. In addition to the championships in Chemnitz, the team also competed in various international competitions. So reported swc-pforzheim.com from the performances on June 22nd, where Vladyslav Tsykhanovska and Veronika Tsikhanovska placed 7th out of 39 pairs at the WDSF World Open Standard in Italy.

Sporty versatility

• Ruslan Fesenko und Dzhulieta Petrosian: 8. Platz von 10, WDSF Open Youth Standard in Budapest.
• Sebastian Bier und Elisabeth Wilhelm: 4. Platz von 7, DSE Children Grand Prix Junior I Standard in Budapest.
• Hryhor Petrosian und Daniela Wilhelm: 1. Platz von 6, DSE Children Grand Prix Juvenile Standard in Budapest.

The Pforzheimers are not only successful in Chemnitz. The young dancers also show what they are made of at the solo challenges in Munich. Nicole Selenin came 4th in the Solo Junior I B Latin on June 22nd. Meanwhile, the siblings Hryhor and Daniela Wilhelm shone, achieving remarkable placements in various categories.

The dance community in Pforzheim can be proud of the solidarity within the troupe. The successes at national and international tournaments are not only the result of talent, but also of great teamwork and intensive training that constantly advance the athletes.

Overall, the current competitive situation shows that the dance sports community in Pforzheim is alive and achieving great success. The Black and White Club Pforzheim is steering its way into a promising future with a lot of bravura and passion.