Poland Romania and Germany Top Seeding for the European Youth Championships

The draw for the 2024 European Youth Championships will be held tomorrow (Thursday 13 June 2024 at 13:30) in Malmö. The draw will be streamed on the ETTU TV platform. The team seeding list players list in singles events players list and partner wanted list in doubles events playing system and general schedule were published today. All the documents you can see here.

In the Under 19 Boys’ event there are 41 teams listed with Romania leading the seedings. Poland Germany France Hungary Croatia Spain and Belgium are among the top 8 teams.

In the Under 19 Girls’ event the top 8 teams are Poland Germany France Romania Ukraine Czechia Spain and Italy. There are 36 teams listed.

Last year in Gliwice Poland Romania clinched titles in both Under 19 Teams events.

In the Under 15 Boys’ event among 38 teams listed the leading country is Poland followed by Italy Romania Czechia Hungary Türkiye France and Austria. Portugal is defending the title.

There are 33 teams in the Under 15 Girls’ event with Germany Poland Hungary Czechia Austria Romania Portugal and Slovakia at the top. The reigning champion is Germany.

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