Amazing run for Romania France and Poland in Under 19 Girls Event

At the Under 19 Girl’s Teams Event at the 2022 Dunav Osiguranje European Youth Championships three out of for top seeds concluded group stage without losing match nor individual duel. Romania France and Poland have 9:0 score whilst Germany won all three matches but had to go full distance in one.

Romania in Group A overcame Sweden Ukraine and Moldova. With only one defeat Sweden is second. In all three matches Ioana SINGEORZAN Elena ZAHARIA and Luciana MITROFAN were on duty for Romania. In the same Group Ukraine beat Moldova.
In Group B France represented by Clea de STOPPELEIRE Agathe Anne AVEZOU Charlotte LUTZ and Lucie MOBAREK beat all Spain Czech Republic and Turkiye in straight matches. Czech Republic over-jump Spain and finished second. Spain beat Turkiye.

Group C was the only one where the favorite stumbled. Top seeded Italy is only third at the standings. Poland with three 3:0 wins is at the top. Poland’s Zuzanna WIELGOS Anna BRZYSKA Ilona SZTWIERTINA and Wiktoria WROBEL showed no mercy. Slovakia is second and Italy only third.

In Group D Germany was stretched to full distance against Croatia. Naomi PRANJKOVIC Sophia KLEE Annett KAUFMANN and Mia GRIESEL beat Lithuania and Hungary in straight matches in remaining two duels. Lithuania is second with one win same as Croatia and Hungary.

In Under 15 Girls’s Teams Event Romanian team is equally impressive in younger as it is in older categories. Bianca MEI ROSU and Alesia Sofia SFERLEA book the top position in Group A. They accounted for Hungary Slovakia and Slovenia. Poland’s Natalia BOGDANOWICZ Zofia SLIWKA and Karolina HOLDA also progressed to the next phase unbeaten. Czech Republic is second.

In Group C Portugal’s Mariana SANTA COMBA Julia LEAL and Beatriz PINTO upset the favorites and secured top position. They overcame Germany to took their spot. France had almost trouble free path. Elise PUJOL Nina GUO ZHENG and Gaetane BLED beat Spain and Croatia in straight matches but were forced to go full distance against Turkiye. Turkiye is second.

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