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Romania and France split the Old Continent at ISTANBUL EYC  




25/07/2010 - In a fantastic atmosphere the 53rd ISTANBUL Metropolitan Municipality European Youth Championships came to an end. Perfect organization and fantastic duels marked another edition of EYC. The most successful nation at the championships was Romania who won 6 gold medals, one silver and two bronze, but the nation with the most medals is France. They won four gold, three silver and five bronze medals. Germany follows with two gold, one silver and six bronze medals.

Globally Romania and France split the continent. Romania had the most medals in girl’s events whilst France dominated in boys. However the one for the Juniors were reserved for other nations. Patrick FRANZISKA finally won the Junior Singles title, whilst as a big surprise Britt EERLAND of Netherlands emerged as a winner of Junior Singles Event.

In cadet category shined Leonardo MUTTI of Italy and Bernadette SZOCZ of Romania.

ETTU congratulate to all winners. See you next year in Tatarstan capitol Kazan (Russia).

Junior Boys Singles
• Gold: Patrick FRANZISKA (Germany)
• Silver: Pavel SIRUCEK (Czech Republic)
• Bronze: Jan ZIBRAT (Slovenia), Simon GAUZY (France)

Junior Girls Singles
• Gold: Brigitte EERLAND (Netherlands)
• Silver: Dora MADARASZ (Hungary)
• Bronze: Barbora BALAZOVA (Slovakia), Magdalena SZCZERKOWSKA (Poland)

Cadet Boys Singles
• Gold: Leonardo MUTTI (Italy)
• Silver: Jakub DYJAS (Poland)
• Bronze: Tristan FLORE (France), QIU Dang (Germany)

Cadet Girls Singles
• Gold: Bernadette SZOCS (Romania)
• Silver: Mateja JEGER (Croatia)
• Bronze: Emina HADZIAHMETOVIC (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Olga BLIZNET Moldavia

Junior Boys Doubles
• Gold: Jonathan GROTH-Hunor SZOCS (Denmark, Romania)
• Silver: Lauric JEAN-Cedric NUYTINIK (Belgium)
• Bronze: Patrick FRANZISKA-Jan ZIBRAT (Germany, Slovenia), Liam PITCHFORD-Gergely PEREI (England, Hungary)

Junior Girls Doubles
• Gold: Sabine WINTER-Barbora BALAZOVA (Germany, Slovakia)
• Silver: Alice ABBAT-Stephanie LOEUILLETTE (France)
• Bronze: Dora MADARASZ-Cristina HIRICI (Hungary, Romania), Krisztina AMBRUS-Camelia POSTOACA (Hungary, Romania)

Cadet Boys Doubles
• Gold : Tristan FLORE-Enzo ANGLES (France)
• Silver : Alexandre ROBINOT-Andrea LANDRIEU (France)
• Bronze: Tamas LAKATOS-Marton SZITA (Hungary), Leonardo MUTTI-Alessandro BACIOCCHI (Italy)

Cadet Girls Doubles
• Gold: Bernadette SZOCS-Irina CIOBANU (Romania)
• Silver: Laura PFEFER-Marina BERHO (France)
• Bronze: Celine PANG-Alyssia PERRIN (France), Mateja JEGER-Lea RAKOVAC (Croatia)

Junior Mixed Doubles
• Gold: Lucian MUNTEANU-Cristina HIRICI (Romania)
• Silver: Pavel SIRUCEK-Barbora BALAZOVA (Czech Republic, Slovakia)
• Bronze: Robert FLORAS -Magdalena SZCZERKOWSKA (Poland), Arne HOLTER-Kathrin MUHLBACH (Germany)

Cadet Mixed Doubles
• Gold: Tristan FLORE-Celine PANG (France)
• Silver: Marton SZITA-Irina CIOBANU (Hungary, Romania)
• Bronze: Alexandre ROBINOT-Marina BERHO (France), Michal BANKOSZ-Sandra WABIK (Poland)

Junior Boys Teams       
• Gold: France (Romain LORENTZ, Thomas LE BRETON, Simon GAUZY, Quentin ROBINOT, Benjamin BROSSIER)
• Silver: Croatia (Filip CIPIN, Freane KOJIC, Miho SIMOVIC, Luka FUCEC)
• Bronze: Germany (Patrick FRANZISKA, Christoph SCHMIDL Arne HOLTER, Florian WAGNER, Niklas MATTHIAS), England (Liam PITCHFORD, David McBEATH, Sean CULLEN, Richard ANDREWS)

Junior Girls Teams
• Gold: Romania (Cristina HIRICI, Camellia POSTOACA, Andrada VINCZE, Roxana ISTRATE)
• Silver: Germany (Sabine WINTER, Kathrin MUHLBACH, Anna KRIEGHOFF, Anja SCHUH)
• Bronze: France (Alice ABBAT, Laura GASNIER, Anais LEVEQUE, Stephanie LOEUILLETTE), Hungary (Krisztina AMBRUS, Dora MADARASZ, Mercedesz NAGYVARADI,, Marietta ANGYAL)

Cadet Boys Teams
• Gold: France (Alexandre ROBINOT, Tristan FLORE, Enzo ANGLES, Andrea LANDRIEU)
• Silver: Hungary (Tamas LAKATOS, Marton SZITA, Adam SZUDI, Nandor ECSEKI)
• Bronze: Germany (QIU Liang, QIU Dang, Florian SCHREINER, Kilian ORT), Poland (Jakub DYJAS, Michal BANKOSZ, Marcin SANKOWSKI, Patryk ZATOWKA)

Cadet Girls Teams
• Gold: Romania (Bernadette SZOCS, Irina CIOBANU, Bernadette BALINT)
• Silver: Russia (Ekaterina GUSEVA, Anna ROSSIKHINA, Daria CHERNOVA, Viktoria MELNIKOVA)
• Bronze: Germany (Yuko IMAMURA, Theresa KRAFT, Nina MITTELHAM), Croatia (Mateja JEGER, Lea Rakovac, Ana SVARC)

 (by Milica NIKOLIC, EWT)

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Photo:Leonardo MUTTI, Bernadette SZOCS and Junior Boys team  (Photo Denis Adar)


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