Athletics at the 2015 European Youth Summer Olympic Festival

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The athletics competition at the 2015 European Youth Summer Olympic Festival was held at the Athletics Stadium of Tbilisi in Tbilisi, Georgia between 27 July and 1 August.[1] A total of 36 events were held, evenly divided between the sexes, repeating the programme of the previous edition.

The competition was preceded the World Athletics Leaders Seminar, which included European Athletics president Svein Arne Hansen and IAAF Vice President Sergey Bubka among its attendees. The games' athletics came ahead of the city's hosting of the 2016 European Athletics Youth Championships – the first edition of the competition, which will be held in the even years between the European Youth Festival's events.[2]

French jumper Enzo Hodebar was the most successful athlete in the sport, being the only youth to take two individual titles with his long jump and triple jump wins. Serbia had two double medallists in the 1500 metres and 3000 metres: Elzan Bibić won a gold and a silver in the boys' events while Tamara Mićević was a double runner-up on the girl's side. The overall standard of winning performances was down on previous years, but three games records were set in the girls' section: Viivi Lehikoinen set a time of 57.74 seconds for the 400 metres hurdles, Elizaveta Bondarenko improved the pole vault standard to 4.20 m (13 ft 9+14 in), and Carolina Visca set a javelin throw games record of 60.09 m (197 ft 1+12 in).[3]

France easily topped the medal table with six gold medals among its haul of twelve – its performance in athletics accounted for most of the medals at the games, in which it placed third in the overall medal table.[4] Russian had the next highest number of golds, at four, while the Netherlands had the second-highest total with six medals including three gold. Ukraine ranked third with three golds and two silver medals. In total athletes from thirty nations reached the podium at the competition. The host nation failed to appear on the medal table.[3]

Medal summary[edit]

Boys[edit]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 m Henrik Roger Larsson
 Sweden
10.72 Lauri Tuomilehto
 Finland
10.82 Pol Retamal
 Spain
10.92
200 m Florian Barbier
 France
21.52 Matěj Krsek
 Czech Republic
21.90 Bryan Pronk
 Netherlands
21.93
400 m Ihar Zubko [no]
 Belarus
47.44 Mahsum Korkmaz
 Turkey
48.51 Gregor Grahovac
 Slovenia
48.56
800 m Marino Bloudek
 Croatia
1:53.76 Eliott Crestan
 Belgium
1:54.02 Javier Mirón
 Spain
1:54.92
1500 m Kevin McGrath
 Ireland
4:01.11 Elzan Bibić
 Serbia
4:01.62 Pierre Proust
 France
4:02.35
3000 m Elzan Bibić
 Serbia
8:50.10 Nurkan Dagtekin
 Turkey
8:54.91 Tindaro Lisa
 Italy
8:56.65
110 metres hurdles (91.4 cm) Julian Andrianavalona
 France
13.84 Luis Salort
 Spain
13.85 Cristian Faidiga
 Italy
14.11
400 metres hurdles (84.0 cm) Aleix Porras
 Spain
52.52 Tuur Bras
 Belgium
53.63 Marc-Antoine Saban
 France
53.82
2000 m steeplechase Stefan Schmid
 Austria
6:10.03 Matevz Cimermancic
 Slovenia
6:13.66 Timothée Mischler
 France
6:15.19
4 × 100 m relay  France
Luc Bertrand
Simon Boypa
Marc-Antoine Saban
Florian Barbier
42.11  Spain
Luis Salort
Alejandro Peiro
Jesus Gómez
Pol Retamal
42.46  Slovakia
Adrián Baran
Jakub Benda
Simon Rigász
Marcel Žilavý
44.29
High jump Dmytro Nikitin
 Ukraine
2.12 Ryan Carthy Walsh
 Ireland
2.09 Adonios Merlos
 Greece
2.06
Pole vault Bo Kanda Lita Bähre
 Germany
4.92 Taras Shevtsov
 Ukraine
4.60 Riccardo Klotz
 Austria
4.60
Long jump Enzo Hodebar
 France
7.32 Ioan Bogdan Sitoianu
 Romania
6.89 Uladzislau Bulakhau
 Belarus
6.88
Triple jump Enzo Hodebar
 France
15.24 Razvan Cristian Grecu
 Romania
15.03 Andrea Dallavalle
 Italy
14.74
Shot put (5 kg) Arttu Korkeasalo
 Finland
18.98 Ariel Atias
 Israel
17.67 Vadzim Charnyshou
 Belarus
17.60
Discus (1.5 kg) Ferenc Aranyi
 Hungary
57.45 Giorgios Koniarakis
 Cyprus
56.13 Kornel Warszawski
 Poland
51.43
Hammer throw (5 kg) Mykhailo Havryliuk
 Ukraine
75.20 Mihaita Andrei Micu
 Romania
70.18 Dzmitry Baraukou
 Belarus
68.05
Javelin (700 g) Ilia Tuzov
 Russia
69.67 Matīss Velps
 Latvia
66.21 Bartul Zemunik
 Croatia
65.32

Girls[edit]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres  Ciara Neville (IRL) 12.01  Klaudia Adamek (POL) 12.16  Ingvild Meinseth (NOR) 12.17
200 metres  Marine Mignon (FRA) 24.07  Gina Akpe-Moses (IRL)
 Anna Kerbachová (CZE)
24.49 Not awarded
400 metres  Andrea Miklós (ROU) 53.68  Yasmin Giger (SUI) 55.02  Katarina Sekulić (SRB) 55.09
800 metres  Malin Edland (NOR) 2:07.43  Lilyana Georgieva (BUL) 2:07.89  Adrianna Czapla (POL) 2:08.84
1500 metres  Merel van den Marel (NED) 4:33.98  Tamara Mićević (SRB) 4:34.35  Beata Topka (POL) 4:35.33
3000 metres  Diane van Es (NED) 9:58.49  Tamara Mićević (SRB) 9:59.07  Justine Tinck (BEL) 9:59.81
100 metres hurdles (76.2 cm)  Kristina Kleshcheva (RUS) 13.75  Paula Sprudzane (LAT) 13.75  Nika Glojnaric (SLO) 13.84
400 metres hurdles (76.2 cm)  Viivi Lehikoinen (FIN) 57.74 CR  Iman Jean (FRA) 1:00.57  Marie Skjaeggestad (NOR) 1:01.06
2000 metres steeplechase  Jasmijn Bakker (NED) 6:48.80  Anastasiia Makhrova (RUS) 6:50.39  Tira Pavuk (HUN) 6:52.59
4 × 100 m relay  Norway
Live Haugstad Hilton
Ida Eikeng
Tonje Fjellet Kristiansen
Ingvild Meinseth
46.54  France
Whitney Tie
Sacha Alessandrini
Iman Jean
Marine Mignon
46.67  Belgium
Celine Gautier
Laures Bauwens
Hanne Vancamp
Hanne Claus
46.78
High jump  Ekaterina Prikhodkova (RUS) 1.80  Maja Nilsson (SWE) 1.80  Sommer Lecky (IRL) 1.80
Pole vault  Elizaveta Bondarenko (RUS) 4.20 CR  Lisa Gunnarsson (SWE) 4.15  Amalie Svabikova (CZE) 3.90
Long jump  Maja Bedrac (SLO) 6.01  Klinta Blusina (LAT) 5.93  Antonia Kohl (GER) 5.91
Triple jump  Georgiana Anitei (ROU) 13.50 w  Sonia Da Konseisao Kussekala (UKR) 13.30 w  Eva Pepelnak (SLO) 12.87 w
Shot put (3 kg)  Marharyta Lukashenko (UKR) 16.30  Jessica Schilder (NED) 16.05  Emely Gross (GER) 16.00
Discus throw (1 kg)  Alexandra Emilianov (MDA) 51.93  Helena Leveelahti (FIN) 48.06  Dara Obot (NED) 46.30
Hammer throw (3 kg)  Tatsiana Ramanovich (BLR) 65.95  Kiira Väänänen (FIN) 64.24  Dunya Ezgi Sayan (TUR) 61.61
Javelin throw (500 g)  Carolina Visca (ITA) 60.09 CR  Jona Aigouy (FRA) 54.70  Arianne Duarte Morais (NOR) 52.64

Medal table[edit]

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 France (FRA)63312
2 Russia (RUS)4105
3 Ukraine (UKR)3205
4 Netherlands (NED)3126
5 Finland (FIN)2305
 Romania (ROU)2305
7 Ireland (IRL)2215
8 Belarus (BLR)2035
 Norway (NOR)2035
10 Serbia (SRB)1315
11 Spain (ESP)1225
12 Sweden (SWE)1203
13 Slovenia (SLO)1135
14 Italy (ITA)1034
15 Germany (GER)1023
16 Austria (AUT)1012
 Croatia (CRO)1012
 Hungary (HUN)1012
19 Moldova (MDA)1001
20 Latvia (LAT)0303
21 Belgium (BEL)0224
22 Czech Republic (CZE)0213
 Turkey (TUR)0213
24 Poland (POL)0134
25 Bulgaria (BUL)0101
 Cyprus (CYP)0101
 Israel (ISR)0101
 Switzerland (SUI)0101
29 Greece (GRE)0011
 Slovakia (SVK)0011
Totals (30 entries)363735108

References[edit]

  1. ^ European Youth Olympic Festival Tbilisi 2015 Competition Schedule[permanent dead link]. Tbilisi2015. Retrieved on 2015-08-06.
  2. ^ Hansen & Karamarinov attend EYOF Opening Ceremony. European Athletics (2015-07-27). Retrieved on 2015-08-06.
  3. ^ a b Athletics Results. Tbilisi2015. Retrieved on 2015-08-06.
  4. ^ Medal Table Archived 2015-08-05 at the Wayback Machine. Tbilisi2015. Retrieved on 2015-08-06.
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