This weekend’s EnBW DTB Pokal Cup in Germany has seen a host of impressive performances from the 14 Aussies who took to the floor, none more so than 17-year-old Nic Howard, who took home his debut international medal, winning Bronze on the Vault on Saturday night.
Thank you to everyone back home for putting up with the late nights and early mornings to support us. Means a lot to have such a supportive community
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