Romania leaves Varazdin with 6 medals

European Under 21 Championships

 

Romania is the most successful country at the European Under 21 Championships concluded last Sunday in the Croatian city of Varazdin as they won six medals: two in each colour. Romania’s player Cristian PLETEA has been unique player with two gold which he secured in Men’s Doubles (with Rares SIPOS) and Mixed Doubles (with Adina DIACONU).

 

France is first behind Romania with five medals (2 1 2) while its representative Nolwenn FORT won two – one in each of two events Women’s Doubles (gold with Leili MOSTAFAVI) and Mixed Doubles (silver with Bastien REMBERT).

 

Main prizes went to Russia and France as Vladimir SIDORENKO and Prithika PAVADE are crowned champions in singles events.

 

Players final standings: Cristian PLETEA (Romania) 2-0-0 Nolwenn Fort (France) 1-1-0 Rares SIPOS (Romania) 1-1-0 Adina DIACONU (Romania) 1-0-2 Leili MOSTAVAVI (France) 1-0-1 Vladimir SIDORENKO (Russia) 1-0-0 Pritikha PAVADE (France) 1-0-0 Andrei PUTUNTICA (Moldova) 0-1-1 Andrea DRAGOMAN (Romania) 0-1-1…

 

National Teams final standings: Romania 2-2-2 France 2-1-2 Russia 1-1-0 Moldova 0-1-1 Czech Republic 0-1-0 Belgium 0-0-3 Poland 0-0-1 Sweden 0-0-1.

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