Brigita Krašovec (born 20 January 2004) is a Slovenian rhythmic gymnast. On the national level, she is the 2025 Slovenian national champion, a three-time (2020, 2022, 2023) Slovenian all-around silver medalist and a two-time (2018, 2019) Slovenian Junior all-around champion.
In addition to gymnastics, Krašovec has participated in competitive dance. She is the 2022 World champion in modern solo dance. She won a silver medal at the 2018 World Show Dance Championships in Prague, Czech Republic, and a silver medal at the 2021 World Modern & Contemporary Championships in Warsaw, Poland.
Career Krašovec took up rhythmic gymnastics in 2010, following her older sister Barbara into the sport. Her favorite apparatus is the ball.
Junior In 2018, Krašovec began competing as a junior. In May, she competed at the International Tournament Guadalajara, where she qualified to two apparatus finals. She won a silver medal behind Lala Kramarenko in the ribbon final and placed 5th in the clubs final. In June, she competed in the Junior European Championships, also held in Guadalajara, where she and her teammate Ivona Vukićević placed 15th in the tam competition together with the Slovenian senior group. Krašovec placed 8th in the all-around with a score of 56.750 and placed 19th in the ball and clubs qualifications, 28th with ribbon and 31st in the hoop qualifications. Shortly after that, she became the 2018 Slovenian Junior all-around champion and also won all four apparatus finals.
In 2019, Krašovec competed in the International Tournament Sofia Cup, where she placed 4th in the all-around and qualified to the rope, ball and clubs finals. In May, she defended her junior national champion titles, winning all five gold medals. Krašovec represented Slovenia at the 2019 Junior World Championships in Moscow, Russia in July. She also competed at the 2019 Mediterranean Junior Championships in Cagliari, Italy, where she won a bronze medal in the ribbon final and finished 6th in the team competition with Ivona Vukićević.
Senior In 2021, Krašovec made her World Cup debut in March, in Sofia, Bulgaria, where she placed 51st in the all-around.
In 2023, Krašovec won the silver medal in the all-around at the Slovenian National Championships and three gold and one bronze medal in the apparatus finals. She was selected to represent Slovenia, and mdke her senior European Championships debut at the 2023 European Championships in Baku, Azerbaijan, together with teammates Ekaterina Vedeneeva and Ela Polak. Krašovec placed 25th in the ball qualifications and 21st in the clubs qualifications. In August, she made her debut at the World Championship in the senior category in Valencia, Spain, as part of a team with Ekaterina Vedeneeva and Ela Polak. She placed 33rd in the ball qualifications and 31st in Ccubs.
In 2024, Krašovec competed at the Baku World Cup, where she took 28th place in the all-around. She won the bronze medal in the all-around at Slovenian National Championships and four gold medals in the apparatus finals, making it her most successful senior Nationals. She took 23rd place in the all-around at the World Challenge Cup Portimao, with her best apparatus result being 15th place with the hoop.
In 2025, Krašovec started her season at the International Tournament Sofia Cup, where she ended in 6th place in the all-around and qualified to three apparatus finals. On 25-27 April, she competed at the World Cup Tashkent, where she took 38th place in the all-around. On 16 May, she won her first senior Slovenian national all-around title. She also won gold medals in all apparatus finals but ball, where she won bronze. Krašovec was selected to represent Slovenia at the 2025 European Championships in Tallinn, Estonia, together with teammates Ela Polak and Dora Valant. She took 36th place in all-around qualifications and failed to qualify to all-around final due to mistakes in her ribbon routine. Her best placement was with ball - 22nd place. She won the Shooting Star award, being recognised as an inspiration for the future generation of gymnasts and the general public alike.
Krašovec qualified for the 2025 World Championships, but she declined her spot, which was later given to Alja Ponikvar. On July 24, she announced via her Instagram profile that she was taking a break from the sport.
Awards Elle Style Award for Young Talent (2024) Shooting Star award (2025)
Routine music information YearApparatusMusic title2025HoopDarkwood, Fear by FreshmanSoundBallMascaron by Lissom, Julien Marchal & LowsimmerClubsThe Diner by Billie Eilish, Breakin' Dishes by RihannaRibbonGangnam Style by Psy, Sexy and I Know It, Party Rock Anthem by LMFAO, Na Golici by Gorenjski kvartet2024HoopDarkwood, Fear by FreshmanSoundBallCorps by YseultClubsA Good Song Never Dies by Saint MotelRibbonDead! by My Chemical Romance2023HoopJe te laisserai des mots by Patrick WatsonBallNo Time to Die by Billie EilishClubsA Good Song Never Dies by Saint MotelRibbonCarmen: L'amour est un oiseau rebelle by Angela Gheorghiu2020HoopunknownBallNo Time to Die by Billie EilishClubsYou Should See Me in a Crown by Billie EilishRibbonEnergy drink by WaveToys, Arrival to Earth by Steve Jablonsky2019RopeGhost Of Sky by Steed LordBallGematria by KokiaClubsunknownRibbonEnergy drink by WaveToys, Arrival to Earth by Steve Jablonsky2018HoopIron by WoodkidBallGematria by KokiaClubsCircle of Life by Carmen TwillieRibbonBohemian Rhapsody by Queen (band)
Competitive highlights International: Senior Year EventAATeamHoopBallClubsRibbon2025European Championships36th (Q)24th (Q)22nd (Q)53rd (Q) World Cup Tashkent38th26th (Q)30th (Q)46th (Q)29th (Q)IT Sofia Cup6th6th33rd (Q)8th6th2024 World Challenge Cup Portimao23rd15th (Q) 24th (Q) 31st (Q)22nd (Q) World Cup Baku28th38th (Q)24th (Q)19th (Q)35th (Q)IT Sofia Cup25th32nd (Q)20th (Q)46th (Q)49th (Q)2023World Championships33rd (Q)31st (Q)Summer Universiade13th9th (Q)11th (Q)15th (Q)18th (Q) World Cup Milan48th45th (Q)28th (Q)41st (Q)56th (Q)European Championships25th (Q)21st (Q) World Cup Baku45th47th (Q)36th (Q)50th (Q)41st (Q) World Challenge Cup Athens41st2022 World Challenge Cup Pamplona25th22nd (Q)21st (Q)32nd (Q)23rd (Q)2021Aura Cup Zagreb11th12th (Q)13th (Q)10th (Q)9th (Q)World Cup Sofia51st55th (Q)48th (Q)48th (Q)54th (Q) International: Junior Year EventAATeamRopeBallClubsRibbon2019Mediterranean Junior Championships6th4th3rdJunior World Championships30th (Q)19th (Q)31st (Q)25th (Q)International Tournament Sofia Cup4th9th8th4th7th18th (Q)Aura Cup Zagreb6th9th (Q)2nd2ndDream TiM Cup2nd2nd2ndYearEventAATeamHoopBallClubsRibbon2018European Junior Championships15th31st (Q)19th (Q)19th (Q)28th (Q)International Tournament Guadalajara9th7th5th2ndInternational Tournament AGF Trophy18th (Q)8th7th20th (Q)Aura Cup Zagreb8th3rd22nd (Q)1st9thDream TiM Cup2nd2nd6th National: Senior Year EventAATeamHoopBallClubsRibbon2025Slovenian Championships1st1st3rd1st1st2024Slovenian Championships3rd1st1st1st1st2023Slovenian Championships2nd1st1st1st3rd2022Slovenian Championships2nd1st3rd2nd2021Slovenian Championships3rd2nd3rd3rd3rd2020Slovenian Championships2nd5th2nd2nd4th National: JuniorYearEventAATeamRopeBallClubsRibbon2019Slovenian Junior Championships1st1st1st1st1stYearEventAATeamHoopBallClubsRibbon2018Slovenian Junior Championships1st2nd1st1st1st1st Q = Qualifications (did not advance to event final due to the 2 gymnasts per country rule, only top 8 highest score); WR = World Record; WD = Withdrew; NT = No team competition; OC = Out of competition (competed but scores not counted for qualifications/results)
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