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On their way to become most successful nation at the 57th STERILGARDA European Youth Championships France rewrites the history books. For a first time French Junior Girls Team won gold but this edition of the Championships will be remembered also by anot

On their way to become most successful nation at the 57th STERILGARDA European Youth Championships France rewrites the history books. For a first time French Junior Girls Team won gold but this edition of the Championships will be remembered also by another fact. It was only 6 time in 43 years that one country wins three team events at an EYC. The Soviet Union did this in 1970 1978 1990 and as EUN in 1992 and in 1976. They were the only one ever to win all four. Czechoslovakia won three team titles in 1970.

In Junior Boys Team’s Event France secured 9th title – after having won it in 1972 2001 2005 and between 2008 and 2012 five times in a row. Last year they lost it to Italy. In Girls Team’s Event France never won a team title in any girls category although they were close in 2013 losing the cadets final 2-3 to Romania.

In Cadet Boy’s France improved the record. In Italy they clinched the gold for 7th time. Previously they did it in 1997 2004 2008 2009 2010 and 2012.

Romania’s girls defended their title. It is their 10th title since Cadet Girls Event has been played.

The team’s event concluded on Tuesday. The preliminary rounds in singles starts on Wednesday.

JUNIOR BOYS TEAM’S EVENT
GOLD France: Can AKKUZU Alexandre CASSIN Paul GAUZY Romain RUIZ Joe SEYFRIED.
SILVER Poland: Patryk ZATOWKA Tomasz KOTOWSKI Marek BADOWSKI
Jakub FOLWARSKI Damian KREFT.
BRONZE Sweden: Carl AHLANDER JOHANSSON Simon BERGLUND Anders ERIKSSON Anton KALLBERG Elias RANEFUR.
BRONZE Denmark: Kasper RASMUSSEN Claus NIELSEN Tobias RASMUSSEN Anders LIND Jakob HANSEN.

JUNIOR GIRLS TEAM’S EVENT
GOLD France: Laura PFEFER Marie MIGOT Pauline CHASSELIN Audrey ZARIF Oceane GUISNEL.
SILVER Germany: Nina MITTELHAM Chantal MANTZ Yuan WAN Alena LEMMER Caroline HAJOK.
BRONZE Romania: Bernadett BALINT Andreea CLAPA Diana LUPU Arina Dora SANGEORZAN Alina Georgiana ZAHARIA.
BRONZE Russia: Ekaterina GUSEVA Maria MALANINA Ekaterina CHERNYAVSKAYA Daria CHERNOVA Elizaveta KHLYZOVA.

CADET BOYS TEAM’S EVENT
GOLD France: Nolan GIVONE Irvin BERTRAND Lilian BARDET Remi MENAND.
SILVER Romania: Cristian PLETEA Rares SIPOS Dragos OPREA Florin SPELBUS.
BRONZE Russia: Anton KOTOV Artur ABUSEV Iliya ISAKOV Denis IVONIN.
BRONZE Germany: Jannik XU Gerrit ENGEMANN Alexander GERHOLD Nils SCHULZE.

CADET GIRLS TEAMS’ EVENT
GOLD Romania: Adina DIACONU Andreea DRAGOMAN Mihaela PLAEASU Tania PLAIAN.
SILVER Russia: Anna IVANNIKOVA Anastasia KOLISH Elina RUB Maria TAYLAKOVA
BRONZE Germany: Jennie WOLF Luisa SAGER Lotta ROSE Natalia MOZLER.
BRONZE Hungary: Leonie HARTBRICH Orsolya FEHER Marta NAGYPAL Fanni HARASZTOVICH.
Riva del Garda (ITA) July 15th 2014

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