Romania and Poland clinched 4 medals each in Cluj

Medals Table European Under 21 Championships 2022    
Players          
Pos. Name Assoc Gold Silver Bronze
1 Samuel Kulczicky POL 1   1
1 Elena Zaharia ROU 1   1
1 Csaba Andras HUN 1   1
4 Ivor Ban CRO 1    
4 Ozge Yilmaz TUR 1    
4 Ece Harac TUR 1    
4 Luciana Mitrofan ROU 1    
4 Andrei Istrate ROU 1    
10 Pritikha Pavade FRA   1 2
11 Vladislav Ursu MDA   1 1
12 Franziska Schreiner GER   1  
12 John Oyebode ITA   1  
12 Carlo Rossi ITA   1  
12 Nicole Arlia ITA   1  
12 Gaia Monfardini ITA   1  
12 Lilian Bardet FRA   1  
18 Maciej Kolodzieczyk AUT     2
19 Milosz Redzimski POL     1
19 Zdena Blaskova CZE     1
19 Camille Lutz FRA     1
19 Maciej Kubik POL     1
19 Anna Brzyska POL     1
19 Zuzanna Wielgos POL     1
19 Helga Dari HUN     1
19 Dariusz Movileanu ROU     1
           
           
Associations        
  Associations   Gold Silver Bronze
1 Romania ROU 2   2
2 Poland POL 1   3
3 Hungary HUN 1   1
4 Croatia CRO 1    
4 Turkey TUR 1    
6 Italy ITA   2  
7 France FRA   1 2
8 Moldova MDA   1 1
9 Germany GER   1  
10 Austria AUT     2
11 Czech Republic CZE     1
           

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