Romania Germany France and Spain secured medals in Bucharest.

On the second day of play at the ROMSTAL European Under 13 Championships in Bucharest four teams secured medals in the Mixed Teams Event. Emerging successfully at the top of their respective groups the teams will continue the competition in the semi-finals.

Germany featuring Tien Nghia PHONG Anna WALTER Amelie Guzi JIA and Lukas WANG overcame Bulgaria Azerbaijan and Hungary to reach the top of their group.

In Group 2 the host nation Romania represented by David TORO Maya MADAR Kariss SERBAN and Alexandru POP overcame Poland Israel and Switzerland.

Spain’s Ladimir MAYOROV Eloisa BARREDA Esther HASEK MENDEZ and Roger QUESADA beat Portugal Austria and Ukraine.

The French team which includes Noah TESSIER Lisa ZHAO Eva LAM and Nolan JOHNSTON succeeded against Türkiye Czechia and Sweden.

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