Quaas' first international competition was the 2019 International Gymnix in Montreal. The German team placed sixth, and individually, Quaas placed 17th in the all-around and eighth on uneven bars.
At the German Championships in May, Quaas won silver in the all-around as well as on uneven bars and balance beam as part of the Junior 2005 category.
The following month, Quaas competed at the European Youth Olympic Festival. She contributed scores on vault and balance beam toward Germany's eighth-place finish.
Quaas' final competition at the junior level was the 2020 German Junior Championships. She won the national title on floor exercise in the 2005 division, as well as silver in the all-around, silver on vault, and bronze on uneven bars.
At the 2022 Cottbus World Cup, Quaas made her international senior debut, competing on uneven bars, balance beam, and floor exercise. She qualified for the uneven bars final, placing fifth. The following month, Quaas was part of the silver-winning German team at the 2022 DTB Pokal Mixed Cup with Sarah Voss, Aiyu Zhu, Dario Sissakis, Glenn Trebing, and Carlo Hörr. She also competed at the Baku World Cup, once again qualifying for the uneven bars final and finishing eighth.
Quaas competed at her first senior German Championships in June, placing seventh in the all-around and sixth on uneven bars.
In October, Quaas was selected for the German team at the 2022 World Championships in Liverpool. Germany finished 12th as a team, and individually, her best result was 70th on balance beam.
2023
Quaas began the 2023 season at the Doha World Cup, where she competed on balance beam and floor, though she did not make the final in either event. That same month, she placed seventh with the Germany 1 team at the DTB Pokal Team Challenge.
At the 2023 German Championships, Quaas became the National Floor Exercise Champion. She also placed fourth in the all-around, just 0.100 out of bronze-medal position. Quaas made her second World Championship team in 2023, competing on balance beam and floor exercise and placing 47th on each. Germany finished 13th during the qualification round.
2024
In May of 2024, Quaas performed routines on balance beam and floor at the Varna Challenge Cup. She qualified for the floor final, finishing sixth.
Quaas once again finished fourth in the all-around at the 2024 German Championships, in addition to placing fourth on beam and floor. She also competed at the German trials for the Paris Olympics, where she won the bronze medal in the all-around beyond Helen Kevric and Karina Schönmaier. However, she was ultimately not selected for the team, with Kevric receiving the lone provisional spot and Schönmaier and Elisabeth Seitz serving as alternates.
Quaas competed at the 2025 City of Jesolo Trophy, contributing to Germany's eighth-place finish and qualifying for the uneven bars final, placing eighth.
In May, alongside Helen Kevric, Karina Schönmaier, Janoah Müller, and Silja Stöhr, Quaas won team silver for Germany at the European Championships, behind Italy and ahead of France. Individually, she placed 11th on balance beam, making her third reserve for the final.
2026
At the 2026 Cottbus World Cup, Quaas performed on uneven bars and balance beam, making finals and finishing fifth in both events.
Quaas placed tenth in the all-around at the International Gymnix, in addition to finishing fourth on uneven bars and fifth on balance beam. The German team achieved a fourth-place finish. Germany won the gold medal at the DTB Pokal Mixed Cup, with Quaas contributing routines on uneven bars and balance beam. She received the highest score of the competition on the former.
In July, Quaas finished fourth in the all-around at the 2026 German Championships. She also won bronze on uneven bars. She next competed at the European Championships, where she placed 13th in the all-around, Germany's top all-around finish. Germany also qualified for the team final, placing fifth.
Quaas won all-around gold at the German World Championship team qualifying competition. On October 5, she was officially named to the team for the 2026 World Championships, along with Karina Schönmaier, Helen Kevric, Emma Malewski, and Madita Mayr. They finished tenth as a team. Quaas was also first reserve for the all-around final.
Competitive history
Competitive history of Lea Marie Quaas at the junior level
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