Poland and Romania celebrate Mixed team golds at JOOLA EYS Osijek

The Mixed team events at the 2026 JOOLA Europe Youth Series in Osijek concluded with gold medals for Poland in the Under 15 category and Romania in the Under 13 competition.

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In the Under 15 Mixed event, Poland, represented by Lucja KOBOSZ, Lena PUZIO, Hubert KWIECINSKI and Mateusz ORSZULAK, overcame Israel’s team of Gali BEZALEL, Ofek NAHUSHI, Nir ENGLER and Maor NICHANEVICH in the final.

Bronze medals were claimed by Croatia (Karla IVČIĆ, Sara RIVETTI, Nikola JURIC, Ivan SMILJANIC) and Romania (Nadalia IONASCU, Maria Alexandra STOIAN, Mihai IORDAN, Tudor SAFTOIU, David TORO).

In the Under 13 Mixed event, Romania’s Teodora SARDENI, Bianca Stefania TOMA, Denis FONARIUC and Matei NITA defeated Spain’s Julia FERNANDEZ, Carmen GOMEZ, Daniel CASQUERO and Luca ROMERO to take the title.

Bronze medals went to Poland (Hanna KUFEL, Julia SZARMACH, Milosz GROCHOLSKI, Adam KEDZIERSKI) and the combined Greece/Croatia team of Nikolaos ALEXIDIS, Theofanis MARKOULAKIS, Vilma DESPOT and Dora PAMUKLIĆ.

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