Si sono conclusi gli Strock European Youth Championship 2012 a Schwechat in Austria. La Francia ha dominato con 5 ori, 3 argenti e 6 bronzi. Alle sua spalle la Germania, la Romania, la Polonia e la Svezia nell’ordine. Sono andati sul podio anche Russia, Serbia, Repubblica Ceca, Croazia, Italia, Danimarca, Belgio, Turchia, Ungheria, Inghilterra e Portogallo.
La rumena Bernadette Szocs, che ha sconfitto anche la nostra Stefanova a Doha recentemente, ha vinto il suo terzo titolo nel singolo uguagliando i record detenuti da Jan Ove Waldner e Otilia Badescu ma avendo ancora un anno da junior avrà l’occasione per superarli.
Ecco i medagliati:
55th STRÖCK European Youth Championships 2012
Junior Boys Singles Event
Gold Tristan FLORE France
Silver Simon GAUZY France
Bronze Enzo ANGLES France
Antoine HACHARD France
Junior Girls Singles Event
Gold Bernadette SZOCS Romania
Silver Petrissa SOLJA Germany
Bronze Lea RAKOVAC Croatia
Irina CIOBANU Romania
Cadet Boys Singles Event
Gold Alexandre CASSIN France
Silver Patryk ZATOWKA Poland
Bronze Maxim CHAPLYGIN Russia
Romain RUIZ France
Cadet Girls Singles Event
Gold Alena LEMMER Germany
Silver Marie MIGOT France
Bronze Maria MALANINA Russia
HO Tin Tin England
Junior Boys Doubles Event
Gold Konrad KULPA, Jakub DYJAS Poland
Silver Tristan FLORE, Simon GAUZY France
Bronze Hampus SÖDERLUND, Viktor GÖRMAN Sweden
Robin DEVOS, Antoine HACHARD Belgium, France
Junior Girls Doubles Event
Gold Bernadette SZOCS, Petrissa SOLJA Romania, Germany
Silver Anna FENYVESI, Viktoria TRUZSINSZKI Serbia
Bronze Mateja JEGER, Aneta MAKSUTI Croatia, Serbia
Roxana ISTRATE, Irina CIOBANU Romania
Cadet Boys Doubles Event
Gold Anton KALLBERG, Simon BERGLUND Sweden
Silver Aleksander WERECKI, Patryk ZATOWKA Poland
Bronze Alexandre CASSIN, Can AKKUZU France
Romain RUIZ, Joe SEYFRIED France
Cadet Girls Doubles Event
Gold Adina DIACONU, Mihaela LUPU Romania
Silver WAN Yuan, Alena LEMMER Germany
Bronze Natalia BAJOR, Rita FINS Poland, Portugal
Csilla NAGYPAL, Leila IMRE Hungary
Junior Mixed Doubles
Gold Frederick JOST, Petrissa SOLJA Germany
Silver Ondrej BAJGER, Tamara TOMANOVA Czech Republic
Bronze Benedikt DUDA, Nina MITTELHAM Germany
Marc RODE, Yuko IMAMURA Germany
Cadet Mixed Doubles
Gold Can AKKUZU, Audrey ZARIF France
Silver Alexandru MANOLE, Andreea CLAPA Romania
Bronze Patryk ZATOWKA, Natalia BAJOR Poland
Ibrahim GÜNDÜZ, Damla UZEL Turkey
Junior Boys Team’s Event
Gold medal: France (Tristan FLORE, Simon GAUZY, Antoine HACHARD, Enzo ANGLES, Alexandre ROBINOT)
Silver medal: Germany (Frederik JOST, Marc RODE, Benedikt DUDA, Dang QIU, Liang QIU)
Bronze medal: Poland (Konrad KULPA, Jakub DYJAS, Antoni WITKOWSKI, Michal BANKOSZ, Adrian WIECEK)
Italy (Leonardo MUTTI, Damiano SERETTI, Alessandro BACIOCCHI, Maurizio MASSARELLI)
Junior Girls Team’s Event
Gold medal: Romania (Bernadette Cynthia SZOCS, Roxana Ana Maria ISTRATE, Irina CIOBANU, Andreea ROSCA, Bernadett BALINT)
Silver medal: Russia (Yana NOSKOVA, Anna ROSSIKHINA, Anna BLAZHKO, Ekaterina GUSEVA, Elizaveta KHLYZOVA)
Bronze medal: Germany (Petrissa SOLJA, Yuko IMAMURA, Anja SCHUH, Nina MITTELHAM, Theresa KRAFT)
Croatia (Mateja JEGER, Ida JAZBEC, Lea RAKOVAC, Ivana TUBIKANEC)
Cadet Boys Team’s Event
Gold medal: France (Romain RUIZ, Alexandre CASSIN, Joe SEYFRIED, Can AKKUZU)
Silver medal: Russia (Maxim CHAPLYGIN, Nikita YARUSHIN, Konstantin CHERNOV, Bogdan TIKHONOV)
Bronze medal:Denmark (Jakob HANSEN, Kynde Marc NIELSEN, Anders LIND, Andreas DILLING)
Belgium (Thibaut DARCIS, Romain LAMBIET, Anthony DECEUNINCK, Matthias JANSSENS)