Pokal Cup shows the future is in good hands

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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.

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