2009 European Team Championships

The first European Athletics Team Championships took place on 20 and 21 June 2009. The track and field athletics tournament run by European Athletics was the successor of the old European Cup competition which was held annually until 2008. The Championships saw a number of new rules introduced, which were criticised by some athletes and observers.[1][2]

2009 European Team Championships
Host cityLeiria, Portugal (Super League)
Nations47
Events40
Dates20–21 June 2009
Main venueEstádio Dr. Magalhães Pessoa (Super League)

New rules

The European Team Championships modified and added to the rules of its predecessor competition, the European Cup. Men and women's team competed under one unified national banner for the first time.[3] Furthermore, the competition was opened to all European Athletics member states and was divided into four leagues: the Super League, First League, Second League, and Third League. The top two leagues each comprised twelve competing nations, while the Second and Third Leagues had eight and fourteen teams, respectively.[4]

Elimination rules were added to the 3000 metres, 3000 metres steeplechase, and 5000 metres races. In the shorter races, the athlete in last place when five, four, and three laps were remaining was eliminated. In the 5000 m the cut off points were at seven, five, and three laps remaining.[4] The rule change caused some confusion in the women's 3000 m when Spain's Natalia Rodríguez was eliminated with three laps remaining, but carried on running and eventually won the race. She was disqualified, however, and Russia's Gulnara Galkina-Samitova was announced as the winner. Rodriguez said that she thought the elimination stage came at a later point in the race,[1] and winner Galkina-Samitova was critical of the change, stating "This new elimination rule shouldn't exist. Everyone should race till the end".[5] Further problems arose in the men's 5000 m, when four athletes reached the five laps remaining mark at the same time. The group slowed, unable to tell who was eliminated, and while awaiting the photo-finish the four dropped away from the other runners. Race winner Mo Farah complied with the elimination rule but stated that every athlete had a right to finish, branding the rule change as "strange".[2] Sections of the press also expressed reservations about the changes.[6][7]

Other rule changes included a 'no false start rule' in all the track events. (Any athlete false starting would have been immediately disqualified and received no points, but this did not occur at the inaugural championships). Athletes in the high jump and pole vault events were permitted a maximum total of four fouls throughout the day's competition. Also, the jumping and throwing events featured elimination rounds: athletes had two trial attempts, then the six best-ranked athletes had a third attempt, then finally the top four athletes had a fourth attempt.[4] The elimination rounds caused some upsets, with highly rated Russian hammer thrower, Aleksey Zagornyi failing to progress beyond the trial rounds.[5]

Many athletes did not fully support the new regulations,[2] and European Athletics President Hansjörg Wirz accepted that the rules needed refinement. However, he was pleased with the competition's reception and stated that the rule changes would make athletics more accessible to a wider audience. Portugal's Rui Silva, who won the 1500 metres, remarked that although the regulations had unusual outcomes, a positive approach to the rules, and further refinement, would be beneficial to the sport.[8]

Calendar

Division Date Host city Host country
Super League 20–21 June 2009 Leiria  Portugal
First League 20–21 June 2009 Bergen  Norway
Second League 20–21 June 2009 Banská Bystrica  Slovakia
Third League 20–21 June 2009 Sarajevo  Bosnia and Herzegovina

League positions

The leagues for the 2009 competition were formed by combination of each country's men and women's performances in the European Cup 2008. As the teams were 46, the winning team received 46 points, the second 45 and so on. The leagues were formed as:[9]

Super League First League Second League Third League
Country Pts Country Pts Country Pts Country Pts
 Russia 1548  Belarus 1217  Ireland 971.5  Moldova 722
 Great Britain 1518  Slovenia 1211  Bulgaria 947  Israel 714
 Poland 1512  Romania 1182.5  Croatia 942  Denmark 709.5
 Germany 1472  Turkey 1166  Latvia 933  Bosnia and Herzegovina 555.5
 Italy 1455  Belgium 1139  Slovakia 901  Iceland 550.5
 Spain 1426.5  Hungary 1133  Lithuania 839.5  Luxembourg 399.5
 France 1423.5  Netherlands 1118  Austria 783  Georgia 356
 Ukraine 1412.5  Finland 1072.5  Cyprus 749  Azerbaijan 332.5
 Greece 1359.5  Estonia 1035.5  Montenegro 310.5
 Sweden 1309   Switzerland 1032.5  Armenia 301.5
 Czech Republic 1236  Serbia 1028.5 AASSE team flag AASSE 280
 Portugal 1222  Norway 974  Albania 191
 Andorra 187
 Macedonia 164

Super League

Place: Estádio Dr. Magalhães Pessoa, Leiria, Portugal

Participating countries

Men's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 m Dwain Chambers
 Great Britain
10.07 Francis Obikwelu
 Portugal
10.20
SB
Emanuele Di Gregorio
 Italy
10.21
PB
200 m Dwain Chambers
 Great Britain
20.55 Arnaldo Abrantes
 Portugal
20.62
SB
Martial Mbandjock
 France
20.67
PB
400 m Timothy Benjamin
 Great Britain
45.57 Johan Wissman
 Sweden
45.81
SB
Kamghe Gaba
 Germany
45.88
SB
800 m Miguel Quesada
 Spain
1:47.76 Oleksandr Osmolovych
 Ukraine
1:48.05 Jeff Lastennet
 France
1:48.29
1500 m Rui Silva
 Portugal
3:42.07 Diego Ruiz
 Spain
3:42.54 Yoann Kowal
 France
3:42.73
3000 m Jesús España
 Spain
8:01.73
SB
Sergey Ivanov
 Russia
8:02.18
SB
Daniele Meucci
 Italy
8:02.22
5000 m Mo Farah
 Great Britain
13:43.01
SB
Carles Castillejo
 Spain
13:49.54 Serhiy Lebid
 Ukraine
13:59.85
SB
3000 m steeplechase Mustafa Mohamed
 Sweden
8:28.09 Vincent Zouaoui Dandrieux
 France
8:32.05
SB
Ildar Minshin
 Russia
8:34.06
SB
110 m hurdles Andy Turner
 Great Britain
13.42 Jackson Quiñónez
 Spain
13.53
SB
Matthias Bühler
 Germany
13.57
400 m hurdles Dai Greene
 Great Britain
49.26 Fadil Bellaabouss
 France
49.91
SB
Periklis Iakovakis
 Greece
50.09
4 × 100 m Giovanni Tomasicchio
Simone Collio
Emanuele Di Gregorio
Fabio Cerutti
 Italy
38.77 Stefan Schwab
Till Helmke
Alexander Kosenkow
Martin Keller
 Germany
38.78 Ronald Pognon
Martial Mbandjock
Eddy De Lépine
Christophe Lemaitre
 France
38.80
4 × 400 m Conrad Williams
Robert Tobin
Richard Strachan
Timothy Benjamin
 Great Britain
3:00.82 Miguel Rigau
Kamghe Gaba
Simon Kirch
Thomas Schneider
 Germany
3:02.30 Piotr Klimczak
Kacper Kozłowski
Marcin Marciniszyn
Jan Ciepiela
 Poland
3:03.54
High jump Yuriy Krymarenko
 Ukraine
2.31
SB
Jaroslav Bába
 Czech Republic
2.31 Aleksandr Shustov
 Russia
2.31
Pole vault Renaud Lavillenie
 France
6.01
NR WL
Malte Mohr
 Germany
5.75 Łukasz Michalski
 Poland
5.70
Long jump Eusebio Cáceres
 Spain
8.00
PB
Nelson Évora
 Portugal
7.94 Louis Tsatoumas
 Greece
7.91
Triple jump Nelson Évora
 Portugal
17.59 Phillips Idowu
 Great Britain
17.50 Fabrizio Schembri
 Italy
16.64
Shot put Tomasz Majewski
 Poland
20.81 Manuel Martínez
 Spain
20.39
SB
Antonin Žalský
 Czech Republic
20.11
SB
Discus Piotr Małachowski
 Poland
66.24 Robert Harting
 Germany
65.40 Mario Pestano
 Spain
64.66
Hammer Nicola Vizzoni
 Italy
78.15 Szymon Ziółkowski
 Poland
78.01
SB
Markus Esser
 Germany
77.62
Javelin Mark Frank
 Germany
78.63 Ilya Korotkov
 Russia
77.56 Igor Janik
 Poland
76.48
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Women's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 m Emily Freeman
 Great Britain
11.42 Nataliya Pohrebnyak
 Ukraine
11.49 Carima Louami
 France
11.50
SB
200 m Yuliya Gushchina
 Russia
23.01 Marta Jeschke
 Poland
23.34 Christine Ohuruogu
 Great Britain
23.40
400 m Libania Grenot
 Italy
51.16
SB
Lyudmila Litvinova
 Russia
51.23
SB
Nataliya Pyhyda
 Ukraine
51.86
800 m Yuliya Krevsun
 Ukraine
1:58.62
WL
Yekaterina Kostetskaya
 Russia
1:59.43
SB
Élodie Guégan
 France
1:59.79
SB
1500 m Nuria Fernández
 Spain
4:08.00 Elisa Cusma
 Italy
4:08.72
PB
Hannah England
 Great Britain
4:09.25
3000 m Gulnara Samitova-Galkina
 Russia
8:46.88
SB
Sylwia Ejdys
 Poland
8:58.26
PB
Inês Monteiro
 Portugal
9:00.83
SB
5000 m Dolores Checa
 Spain
15:28.87
SB
Silvia Weissteiner
 Italy
15:31.33
SB
Sabrina Mockenhaupt
 Germany
15:37.67
3000 m steeplechase Antje Möldner
 Germany
9:32.65 Sophie Duarte
 France
9:33.63
SB
Yelena Sidorchenkova
 Russia
9:36.88
100 m hurdles Lucie Škrobáková
 Czech Republic
12.94
SB
Yuliya Kondakova
 Russia
12.94
SB
Olena Krasovska
 Ukraine
13.02
400 m hurdles Anna Jesień
 Poland
54.82 Anastasiya Rabchenyuk
 Ukraine
55.05 Zuzana Hejnová
 Czech Republic
55.29
SB
4 × 100 m Yevgeniya Polyakova
Natalia Rusakova
Yuliya Gushchina
Yuliya Chermoshanskaya
 Russia
43.35 Laura Turner
Kadi-Ann Thomas
Emily Freeman
Joice Maduaka
 Great Britain
43.44 Katja Wakan
Anne Möllinger
Cathleen Tschirch
Marion Wagner
 Germany
43.57
4 × 400 m Yelena Voinova
Tatyana Firova
Anastasiya Kapachinskaya
Lyudmila Litvinova
 Russia
3:25.25 Daniela Reina
Maria Enrica Spacca
Marta Milani
Libania Grenot
 Italy
3:28.77 Vicki Barr
Eilidh Child
Jenny Meadows
Lee McConnell
 Great Britain
3:29.29
High jump Ariane Friedrich
 Germany
2.02 Ruth Beitia
 Spain
2.00
SB
Antonietta Di Martino
 Italy
2.00
SB
Pole vault Monika Pyrek
 Poland
4.70 Yuliya Golubchikova
 Russia
4.65
SB
Silke Spiegelburg
 Germany
4.60
SB
Long jump Naide Gomes
 Portugal
6.83 Olga Kucherenko
 Russia
6.73 Teresa Dobija
 Poland
6.45
Triple jump Teresa Nzola Meso Ba
 France
14.40
SB
Anna Pyatykh
 Russia
14.10 Magdelín Martínez
 Italy
14.01
Shot put Nadine Kleinert
 Germany
19.59 Chiara Rosa
 Italy
18.57 Laurence Manfredi
 France
18.16
SB
Discus Natalya Semenova
 Ukraine
61.58 Mélina Robert-Michon
 France
61.41 Věra Cechlová
 Czech Republic
60.50
Hammer Anita Włodarczyk
 Poland
75.23 Betty Heidler
 Germany
74.97
SB
Stiliani Papadopoulou
 Greece
71.18
Javelin Christina Obergföll
 Germany
68.59
WL
Barbora Špotáková
 Czech Republic
65.89 Zahra Bani
 Italy[10][11]
59.11
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Final standings

Pos Country Pts
1 Germany 329.5
2 Great Britain 308
3 France 306
4 Poland 295
5 Italy 284
6 Ukraine 265
7 Spain 262
8 Russia 256
9 Greece 223
10 Czech Republic 220.5
11 Portugal 207
12 Sweden 142

New standing points after Russian athletes’ late disqualification.[12]

Score table

Event  CZE  FRA  GER  GBR  GRE  ITA  POL  POR  RUS  ESP  SWE  UKR
100 metres M2.5971241081115.52.55.5
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200 metres M210912453116817
W29710486111253
400 metres M5910126141182113
W378941262116110
800 metres M510698743212111
W810795623114112
1500 metres M210981671231145
W263105108701249
3000 metres M52894106711123
W3895711101246
5000 metres M465121738911210
W710611589124
3000 metre steeple M611852371109124
W111128635910724
110/100 metre hurdles M2.5910122.557181164
W128924573116110
400 metre hurdles M611712104539218
W10789261254311
4 × 100 metres relay M1011351289764
W31011578612249
4 × 400 metres relay M481112569210317
W68910311412527
High jump M112.52.547581106912
W52.5122.56.5104191186.5
Pole vault M6.512116.5941038251
W861097412311512
Long jump M963810121171245
W576394101211218
Triple jump M284117103125619
W412237109511618
Shot put M108973212451116
W610121711925384
Discus throw M531167812241019
W101194578213612
Hammer throw M841017121125639
W58117109122634
Javelin throw M741258110311629
W112123895110746
Event  CZE  FRA  GER  GBR  GRE  ITA  POL  POR  RUS  ESP  SWE  UKR

Records

Country Name Event Results Notes
 Great BritainKate DennisonWomen's Pole Vault4.55NR
 FranceRenaud LavillenieMen's Pole Vault6.01NR
 PortugalEva VitalWomen's 100 m hurdles13.66NJR

First League

Participating countries

Men's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 m Jaysuma Saidy Ndure
 Norway
10.14
SB
Kristof Beyens
 Belgium
10.37
SB
Patrick van Luijk
 Netherlands
10.38
200 m Jaysuma Saidy Ndure
 Norway
20.94 Kristof Beyens
 Belgium
21.03 Patrick van Luijk
 Netherlands
21.03
400 m Cédric Van Branteghem
 Belgium
46.59 Matti Välimäki
 Finland
46.83
PB
Sebastjan Jagarinec
 Slovenia
47.20
800 m Tamás Kazi
 Hungary
1:48.99 Ioan Zaizin
 Romania
1:49.37 Robert Lathouwers
 Netherlands
1:49.48
1500 m Halil Akkaş
 Turkey
3:40.81
SB
Arnoud Okken
 Netherlands
3:41.04
SB
Goran Nava
 Serbia
3:42.73
3000 m Selim Bayrak
 Turkey
8:00.45
SB
Mirko Petrović
 Serbia
8:06.38
SB
Tiidrek Nurme
 Estonia
8:02.22
5000 m Selim Bayrak
 Turkey
13:58.71 Abdi Nageeye
 Netherlands
14:02.43 Stsiapan Rahautsou
 Belarus
14:03.70
SB
3000 m steeplechase Jukka Keskisalo
 Finland
8:30.89 Halil Akkaş
 Turkey
8:31.85
SB
Bjørnar Ustad Kristensen
 Norway
8:35.18
110 m hurdles Maksim Lynsha
 Belarus
13.86 Damien Broothaerts
 Belgium
13.95 Juha Sonck
 Finland
14.04
400 m hurdles Jussi Heikkilä
 Finland
50.49 Vincent Vanryckeghem
 Belgium
50.50
SB
Vincent Kerssies
 Netherlands
51.14
SB
4 × 100 m Gregory Sedoc
Caimin Douglas
Guus Hoogmoed
Patrick van Luijk
 Netherlands
39.04 Pascal Mancini
Marc Schneeberger
Marco Cribari
Reto Schenkel
  Switzerland
39.55 Bostjan Fridrih
Matic Osovnikar
Joze Vrtacic
Gregor Kokalovic
 Slovenia
39.82
4 × 400 m Arnaud Ghislain
Vincent van Ryckeghem
Nils Duerinck
Antoine Gillet
 Belgium
3:07.30 Joeri Moerman
Steven de Jesus
Steven Zwerink
Dennis Spillekom
 Netherlands
3:07.57 Marcell Deák-Nagy
László Bartha
Dávid Takács
Zoltán Kovács
 Hungary
3:08.54
High jump Dragutin Topić
 Serbia
2.29
SB
Martijn Nuijens
 Netherlands
2.29
PB
Stijn Stroobants
 Belgium
2.26
PB
Pole vault Robbert Jansen
 Netherlands
5.50 Jurij Rovan
 Slovenia
5.40 Denis Goossens
 Belgium
5.40
Long jump Tommi Evilä
 Finland
7.90
SB
Julien Fivaz
  Switzerland
7.83
SB
Boštjan Fridrih
 Slovenia
7.66
Triple jump Alin Anghel
 Romania
16.51
SB
Fabian Florant
 Netherlands
16.41 Dzmitry Platnitski
 Belarus
16.32
Shot put Yury Bialou
 Belarus
19.74 Lajos Kürthy
 Hungary
19.61 Miran Vodovnik
 Slovenia
19.53
Discus Gerd Kanter
 Estonia
67.00 Zoltán Kővágó
 Hungary
63.44 Frantz Kruger
 Finland
59.97
Hammer Krisztián Pars
 Hungary
77.78 Primož Kozmus
 Slovenia
77.34 Pavel Kryvitski
 Belarus
77.21
Javelin Tero Pitkämäki
 Finland
86.78
SB
Andreas Thorkildsen
 Norway
85.04 Stefan Müller
  Switzerland
79.08
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Women's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 m Ezinne Okparaebo
 Norway
11.51 Aksana Drahun
 Belarus
11.68 Olivia Borlée
 Belgium
11.69
SB
200 m Olivia Borlée
 Belgium
23.82 Andreea Ograzeanu
 Romania
23.89 Sabina Veit
 Slovenia
23.96
400 m Barbara Petráhn
 Hungary
52.94
SB
Merve Aydin
 Turkey
53.48
PB
Katsiaryna Bobryk
 Belarus
53.63
SB
800 m Yvonne Hak
 Netherlands
2:01.50 Yeliz Kurt
 Turkey
2:01.54 Natallia Kareiva
 Belarus
2:02.06
SB
1500 m Sonja Roman
 Slovenia
4:13.75 Yeliz Kurt
 Turkey
4:14.00 Natallia Kareiva
 Belarus
4:14.17
3000 m Dudu Karakaya
 Turkey
9:02.57
PB
Sonja Roman
 Slovenia
9:03.99
PB
Krisztina Papp
 Hungary
9:10.46
SB
5000 m Dudu Karakaya
 Turkey
15:24.86
SB
Olivera Jevtić
 Serbia
15:29.12 Karoline Bjerkeli Grøvdal
 Norway
15:29.82
NJR
3000 m steeplechase Ancuța Bobocel
 Romania
9:42.87 Türkan Erişmiş
 Turkey
9:43.25
SB
Karoline Bjerkeli Grøvdal
 Norway
9:47.66
PB
100 m hurdles Nevin Yanit
 Turkey
13.10 Lisa Urech
  Switzerland
13.27
NJR
Jelena Jotanovic
 Serbia
13.44
400 m hurdles Krystsina Viadzernikava
 Belarus
58.59
SB
Angela Moroșanu
 Romania
58.77 Hege Vold
 Norway
58.86
4 × 100 m Siri Eritsland
Folake Akinyemi
Elisabeth Slettum
Ezinne Okparaebo
 Norway
44.47 Yuliya Balykina
Volha Aatashka
Anna Bagdanovich
Aksana Drahun
 Belarus
44.79 Eline Berings
Hanna Mariën
Frauke Penen
Olivia Borlée
 Belgium
44.97
4 × 400 m Florina Rusu
Anamaria Ioniță
Elena Mirela Lavric
Angela Moroșanu
 Romania
3:35.18 Bianka Varga
Anna Mátyus
Barbara Petráhn
Natalia Zsigovics
 Hungary
3:35.55 Sanne Verstegen
Yvonne Hak
Romara van Noort
Annemarie Schulte
 Netherlands
3:36.26
High jump Stine Kufaas
 Norway
1.91
PB
Anna Iljuštšenko
 Estonia
1.86
SB
Hannelore Desmet
 Belgium
1.86
Pole vault Nicole Büchler
  Switzerland
4.10
SB
Minna Nikkanen
 Finland
4.10 Rianna Galiart
 Netherlands
4.10
Long jump Nastassia Mironchyk
 Belarus
6.74 Karin Mey Melis
 Turkey
6.57 Viorica Țigău
 Romania
6.42
Triple jump Snežana Rodić
 Slovenia
13.44 Sirkka-Liisa Kivine
 Estonia
13.39 Natallia Viatkina
 Belarus
13.37
Shot put Anca Heltne
 Romania
18.43 Melissa Boekelman
 Netherlands
17.19 Alena Kopets
 Belarus
17.08
Discus Nicoleta Grasu
 Romania
62.51 Dragana Tomašević
 Serbia
55.84 Hanna Mazhunova
 Belarus
52.53
Hammer Merja Korpela
 Finland
69.34
PB
Sviatlana Sudak
 Turkey
66.95 Alena Matoshka
 Belarus
63.87
Javelin Kirsi Ahonen
 Finland
55.68
SB
Moonika Aava
 Estonia
54.97 Maryna Novik
 Belarus
54.90
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Final standings

Pos Country Pts
1 Belarus 332
2 Finland 289
3 Norway 279
4 Netherlands 274
5 Belgium 269.5
6 Turkey 266.5
7 Romania 262.5
8 Hungary 260
9 Slovenia 252.5
10 Estonia 223
11  Switzerland 203
12 Serbia 191

Records

Country Name Event Results Notes
 EstoniaLembi VaherWomen's Pole Vault4.00=NR
 NorwayKaroline Bjerkeli GrøvdalWomen's 5000 m15:29.82NJR
  SwitzerlandLisa UrechWomen's 100 m hurdles13.17NJR

Second League

Participating countries

Men's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 m Ryan Moseley
 Austria
10.35 Panayiotis Ioannou
 Cyprus
10.44 Rytis Sakalauskas
 Lithuania
10.47
200 m Paul Hession
 Ireland
20.56
SB
Ryan Moseley
 Austria
21.02 Elvijs Misāns
 Latvia
21.05
PB
400 m Clemens Zeller
 Austria
46.41 Željko Vincek
 Croatia
46.97
SB
Brian Gregan
 Ireland
47.01
800 m Thomas Chamney
 Ireland
1:50.33 Jozef Repčík
 Slovakia
1:50.90 Vitalij Kozlov
 Lithuania
1:50.91
1500 m Alan Obrien
 Ireland
3:50.17
PB
Slavko Petrović
 Croatia
3:50.57
SB
Felix Kernbichler
 Austria
3:50.84
3000 m Georg Mlynek
 Austria
8:21.00
SB
Sean Connolly
 Ireland
8:21.71 Slavko Petrović
 Croatia
8:26.69
5000 m Michael Schmid
 Austria
14:17.20 Mark Hanrahan
 Ireland
14:20.30 Mareks Floroseks
 Latvia
14:36.87
SB
3000 m steeplechase Konstantins Savcuks
 Latvia
9:10.82 Mark Kirwan
 Ireland
9:19.02 Yolo Nikolov
 Bulgaria
9:28.33
110 m hurdles Jurica Grabušić
 Croatia
13.69
SB
Ian McDonald
 Ireland
14.11 Karlis Daube
 Latvia
14.16
400 m hurdles Minás Alozídis
 Cyprus
51.35
PB
Valdas Valintelis
 Lithuania
52.00
PB
Tom Carey
 Ireland
52.34
4 × 100 m Toms Bergs
Janis Mezitis
Maris Grenis
Elvijs Misāns
 Lithuania
40.19 Milen Tsvetanov
Yordan Yovchev
Nikolai Todorov
Desislav Gunev
 Bulgaria
40.28 Jason Smyth
Paul Hession
Darragh Graham
Steven Colvert Tate
 Ireland
40.33
4 × 400 m Roman Turčáni
Jozef Pelikán
Juraj Mokráš
Jozef Repčík
 Slovakia
3:11.97 Mirko Hižman
Ivan Rimac
Marko Babič
Željko Vincek
 Croatia
3:12.38 Arturas Kulnis
Vitalij Kozlov
Egidijus Svegzda
Linas Bruzas
 Lithuania
3:13.35
High jump Kyriakos Ioannou
 Cyprus
2.19 Peter Horák
 Slovakia
2.16 Angel Kararadev
 Bulgaria
2.16
Pole vault Spas Buhalov
 Bulgaria
5.50
SB
Mareks Ārents
 Latvia
5.30
PB
Tomáš Čekan
 Slovakia
5.00
Long jump Povilas Mykolaitis
 Lithuania
7.89
SB
Nikolay Atanasov
 Bulgaria
7.83 Jaroslav Dobrovodský
 Slovakia
7.43
Triple jump Momchil Karailiev
 Bulgaria
17.08 Povilas Mykolaitis
 Lithuania
16.24 Elvijs Misans
 Latvia
15.96
Shot put Milan Haborák
 Slovakia
19.74 Nedžad Mulabegović
 Croatia
19.33 Māris Urtāns
 Latvia
19.25
Discus Gerhard Mayer
 Austria
61.53 Apostolos Parellis
 Cyprus
60.94
NR
Martin Marić
 Croatia
57.99
Hammer Libor Charfreitag
 Slovakia
75.62 András Haklits
 Croatia
74.04 Benjamin Siart
 Austria
71.99
PB
Javelin Kolio Neshev
 Bulgaria
73.38 Tomas Intas
 Lithuania
69.89 Martin Strasser
 Austria
68.67
SB
WR world record | AR area record | CR championship record | GR games record | NR national record | OR Olympic record | PB personal best | SB season best | WL world leading (in a given season)

Women's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 m Lina Grinčikaitė
 Lithuania
11.59
SB
Eleni Artymata
 Cyprus
11.62 Bettina Müller-Weissina
 Austria
11.63
200 m Eleni Artymata
 Cyprus
23.39 Lina Grinčikaitė
 Lithuania
23.82 Inna Eftimova
 Bulgaria
24.00
400 m Agnė Orlauskaitė
 Lithuania
53.44 Ieva Zunda
 Latvia
53.65
SB
Danijela Grgic
 Croatia
54.31
800 m Lucia Klocová
 Slovakia
2:03.54 Eglė Balčiūnaitė
 Lithuania
2:04.12 Kelly McNeice
 Ireland
2:05.18
1500 m Irina Krakoviak
 Lithuania
4:15.15 Deirdre Byrne
 Ireland
4:16.32 Agata Strausa
 Latvia
4:24.79
3000 m Inna Poluškina
 Latvia
9:09.00
SB
Kerry Harty
 Ireland
9:09.50
PB
Yana Georgieva
 Bulgaria
9:38.45
PB
5000 m Rasa Drazdauskaitė
 Lithuania
16:25.23 Lisa Stublic
 Croatia
16:26.28
NR
Ava Hutchinson
 Ireland
16:50.78
3000 m steeplechase Fionnuala Britton
 Ireland
10:05.70 Polina Jelizarova
 Latvia
10:18.26
SB
Lisa Stublic
 Croatia
10:24.10
100 m hurdles Derval O'Rourke
 Ireland
13.17 Miriam Bobková
 Slovakia
13.22
SB
Sonata Tamošaitytė
 Lithuania
13.52
400 m hurdles Vania Stambolova
 Bulgaria
55.86 Nikolina Horvat
 Croatia
57.02
SB
Michelle Carey
 Ireland
58.02
4 × 100 m Silvija Peseckaitė
Lina Grinčikaitė
Sonata Tamošaitytė
Audra Dagelytė
 Lithuania
44.79 Kelly Proper
Louise Kiernan
Claire Bergin
Niamh Whelan
 Ireland
45.17 Bianca Dürr
Doris Röser
Beate Schrott
Bettina Müller-Weissina
 Austria
45.50
4 × 400 m Aina Valatkevičiūtė
Eglė Balčiūnaitė
Kristina Jasinskaitė
Agnė Orlauskaitė
 Lithuania
3:36.15 Romana Tea Kirinić
Anita Banović
Nikolina Horvat
Danijela Grgić
 Croatia
3:37.25 Michelle Carey
Joanne Cuddihy
Fiona O'Friel
Claire Bergin
 Ireland
3:38.18
High jump Blanka Vlašić
 Croatia
2.04 Venelina Veneva
 Bulgaria
1.90 Karina Vnukova
 Lithuania
1.81
Pole vault Marianna Zachariadou
 Cyprus
4.35
PB
Daniela Höllwarth
 Austria
3.70 Claire Wilkinson
 Israel
3.70
Long jump Jana Velďáková
 Slovakia
6.54 Kelly Proper
 Ireland
6.42 Lauma Grīva
 Latvia
6.26
Triple jump Dana Veldáková
 Slovakia
14.17 Andriana Banova
 Bulgaria
13.65
SB
Jolanta Verseckaitė
 Lithuania
12.75
Shot put Austra Skujytė
 Lithuania
17.21 Bettina Schasse
 Austria
14.16
PB
Florentia Kappa
 Cyprus
13.99
Discus Zinaida Sendriūtė
 Lithuania
56.63 Vera Begic
 Croatia
55.24 Dace Šteinerte
 Latvia
49.05
Hammer Martina Hrašnová
 Slovakia
74.95 Eileen O'Keeffe
 Ireland
68.25
SB
Laura Igaune
 Latvia
59.60
NR
Javelin Elisabeth Pauer
 Austria
55.80 Madara Palameika
 Latvia
53.93 Indrė Jakubaitytė
 Lithuania
52.37
WR world record | AR area record | CR championship record | GR games record | NR national record | OR Olympic record | PB personal best | SB season best | WL world leading (in a given season)

Final standings

Pos Country Pts
1 Lithuania 216
2 Ireland 200.5
3 Latvia 181
4 Austria 180.5
5 Slovakia 180
6 Croatia 174
7 Bulgaria 163
8 Cyprus 140

Records

Country Name Event Results Notes
 CyprusMariánna ZahariádiWomen's Pole Vault4.35NJR
 CyprusApostolos ParellisMen's Discus60.94NR
 CroatiaLisa StublicWomen's 5000 m16:26.28NR
 LatviaLaura IgauneWomen's Hammer59.60NR

Third League

Participating countries

Men's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 m Ramil Quliyev
 Azerbaijan
10.76 Nedim Čović
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
10.86 Martin Krabbe
 Denmark
10.89
200 m Ramil Quliyev
 Azerbaijan
20.71 Nedim Čović
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
21.48 Tal Mor
 Israel
21.89
400 m Andreas Bube
 Denmark
47.06
PB
Yuriy Shapsai
 Israel
47.77 Endrik Zilbershtein
 Georgia
47.92
NJR
800 m David Fiegen
 Luxembourg
1:50.73 Dušan Babić
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
1:51.77 Aram Davtyan
 Armenia
1:51.95
PB
1500 m Hayle Ibrahimov
 Azerbaijan
3:46.77
NJR
Gezachw Yossef
 Israel
3:48.06
SB
Darko Rosić
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
3:53.02
PB
3000 m Hayle Ibrahimov
 Azerbaijan
8:08.13 Toft Munkholm Morten
 Denmark
8:22.97
SB
Goran Stojiljković
 Montenegro
8:24.06
SB
5000 m Goran Stojiljković
 Montenegro
14:36.48
SB
Tilahun Aliyev
 Azerbaijan
14:38.08
NJR
Brihon Voba
 Israel
14:41.62
3000 m steeplechase Ion Luchianov
 Moldova
8:50.69 Noam Ne'eman
 Israel
9:14.43 Benjamin Wolthers
 Denmark
9:20.55
110 m hurdles David Ilariani
 Georgia
14.02
SB
Adnan Malkić
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
14.34 Jon Yde Bentsen
 Denmark
14.43
400 m hurdles Björgvin Víkingsson
 Iceland
52.41 Jacques Frisch
 Luxembourg
52.44 Alexei Cravcenco
 Moldova
53.14
4 × 100 m Valentin Bulichev
Ramil Quliyev
Ruslan Abbasov
Pavel Setin
 Azerbaijan
39.78
NR
Martin Krabbe
Jesper Simonsen
Daniel B. Christensen
Nicklas Hyde
 Denmark
40.31 Asaf Malka
Ram Mor
Tal Mor
Micky Bar-Yeoshua
 Israel
40.64
4 × 400 m Jakob Riis
Nicklas Hyde
Daniel B. Christensen
Andreas Bube
 Denmark
3:09.09 German Florentz
Yuriy Shapsai
Tarass Shcherenko
Gil Shelleg
 Israel
3:10.34
NR
Vadim Ryabikhin
Ibrahim Ahmadov
Pavel Setin
Valentin Bulichev
 Azerbaijan
3:12.83
High jump Dmitriy Kroyter
 Israel
2.14 Janick Klausen
 Denmark
2.08 Anton Balan
 Moldova
2.08
Pole vault Alex Averbukh
 Israel
5.40 Goran Pejić
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
4.70
PB
Andrei Fedotov
 Moldova
4.50
Long jump Vardan Pahlevanyan
 Armenia
7.82
PB
Yochai Halevi
 Israel
7.58 Borislav Skhirtladze
 Georgia
7.43
SB
Triple jump Teymur Abbasov
 Azerbaijan
16.37 Yochai Halevi
 Israel
16.34
PB
Vladimir Letnicov
 Moldova
16.30
Shot put Hamza Alić
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
19.97 Ivan Emilianov
 Moldova
18.31 Zurab Gigaia
 Georgia
15.95
SB
Discus Vadim Hranovschi
 Moldova
58.58 Kemal Mešić
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
50.56 Felix Gromadskiy
 Israel
49.86
Hammer Bergur Ingi Pétursson
 Iceland
70.93 Torben Wolf
 Denmark
63.95 Samir Vilić
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
58.89
SB
Javelin Dmitri Tarabin
 Moldova
69.63
PB
Lars Møller Laursen
 Denmark
68.38 Almir Kolašinac
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
66.54
WR world record | AR area record | CR championship record | GR games record | NR national record | OR Olympic record | PB personal best | SB season best | WL world leading (in a given season)

Women's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 m Rita Pogorelov
 Israel
12.15 Anna Olsson
 Denmark
12.21 Anastasia Gherteva
 Moldova
12.33
200 m Sara Petersen
 Denmark
24.34
PB
Rita Pogorelov
 Israel
24.67 Anastasia Gherteva
 Moldova
24.92
400 m Jasna Horozic
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
55.11 Olesea Cojuhari
 Moldova
55.68
SB
Charline Mathias
 Luxembourg
56.51
PB
800 m Olesea Smovjenco
 Moldova
2:09.79
SB
Layes Abdullayeva
 Azerbaijan
2:11.21
PB
Vladana Gavranovic
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
2:12.58
PB
1500 m Gezashign Šafářová
 Azerbaijan
4:26.14 Olesea Smovjenco
 Moldova
4:29.72 Biljana Cvijanovic
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
4:30.36
PB
3000 m Mare Ibrahimova
 Azerbaijan
9:27.05 Maria Stig Moeller
 Denmark
9:38.59
PB
Valentina Delion
 Moldova
10:06.39
SB
5000 m Mare Ibrahimova
 Azerbaijan
16:02.58
NR
Maria Stig Moeller
 Denmark
16:16.81
PB
Natalia Cerches
 Moldova
16:36.18
3000 m steeplechase Layes Abdullayeva
 Azerbaijan
10:40.59
NR
Laila Laursen
 Denmark
10:52.09 Biljana Cvijanovic
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
11:00.65
100 m hurdles Irina Lenskiy
 Israel
13.25 Anne Moller
 Denmark
14.09 Gorana Cvijetic
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
14.10
PB
400 m hurdles Sara Petersen
 Denmark
56.70
NR
Kim Reuland
 Luxembourg
59.74
NR
Gorana Cvijetic
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
1:01.32
SB
4 × 100 m Rita Pogarelov
Irina Lensky
Rotem Batat
Olga Lensky
 Israel
46.59 Anne Moller
Anna Olsson
Tine Ejlersen
Helena Scherer
 Denmark
47.37 Linda Larusdottir
Helga Thorsteinssd
Hafdis Sigurdard
Hrafnhild Hermodsd
 Iceland
47.46
4 × 400 m Kathrina Mikkeyisen
Helena Sherer
Anna Olsson
Sara Petersen
 Denmark
3:46.32 Chantal Hayen
Martine Nobili
Charlne Mathias
Kim Reuland
 Luxembourg
3:46.69
NR
Olesea Cajuhaur
Anastasia Cherteve
Anna Bezfinferi
Valentina Dobzeu
 Moldova
3:49.81
High jump Ma'ayan Foreman
 Israel
1.85 Marija Vuković
 Montenegro
1.78 Liz Kuffer
 Luxembourg
1.68
Pole vault Caroline Bonde Holm
 Denmark
4.15 Moran Azizi
 Israel
3.80
SB
Hulda Thorsteinsdottir
 Iceland
3.70
Long jump Johanna Ingadottir
 Iceland
6.09
PB
Rotem Batat
 Israel
5.90
SB
Milena Milacevic
 Montenegro
5.85
SB
Triple jump Tatiana Cicanci
 Moldova
13.10 Haykanush Beklaryan
 Armenia
13.07
NR
Johanna Ingadottir
 Iceland
12.84
PB
Shot put Sivan Abali
 Israel
14.67 Helga Ma Thorsteinsdottir
 Iceland
13.78 Natalia Artic
 Moldova
13.45
Discus Natalia Artic
 Moldova
49.58 Salome Rigishvili
 Georgia
45.06
SB
Sivan Jean
 Israel
44.83
Hammer Zalina Marghieva
 Moldova
68.26 Yevgeniya Zabolotniy
 Israel
52.57 Pasa Sehic
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
51.32
Javelin Maria Jensen
 Denmark
49.99
NJR
Valentina Croitori
 Moldova
43.42 Noemie Pleimling
 Luxembourg
42.77
PB
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Final standings

Pos Country Pts
1 Israel 401.5
2 Moldova 393.5
3 Denmark 391
4 Bosnia and Herzegovina 357
5 Azerbaijan 327.5
6 Iceland 327
7 Luxembourg 292
8 Armenia 245.5
9 Georgia 227
10 Montenegro 217.5
11AASSE team flag AASSE 135
12 Andorra 123
13 Macedonia 116.5

Records

Country Name Event Results Notes
 ArmeniaKristine HarutyunyanWomen's Javelin39.26NR, NJR
 ArmeniaHaykanush BeklaryanWomen's Triple jump13.07NR, NJR
 AzerbaijanMen's 4 × 100 m39.78NR
 AzerbaijanLayes AbdullayevaWomen's 3000 m steeplechase10:40.59NR, NJR
 AzerbaijanUlkar GanbarovaWomen's Pole Vault2.80NR
 AzerbaijanHayle IbrahimovMen's 1500 m3:46.77NJR
 AzerbaijanTilahun AliyevMen's 5000 m14:38.08NJR
 DenmarkSara PetersenWomen's 400 m hurdles56.70NR
 DenmarkMaria L. JensenWomen's Javelin49.99NJR
 GeorgiaEndrik ZilbershteinMen's 200 m21.94NJR
 GeorgiaEndrik ZilbershteinMen's 400 m47.92NJR
 IsraelMen's 4 × 400 m3:10.34NR
 LuxembourgKim ReulandWomen's 400 m hurdles59.74NR
 LuxembourgMen's 4 × 400 m3:15.10NR
 LuxembourgWomen's 4 × 400 m3:46.69NR
 San MarinoMartina PretelliWomen's 400 m60.17NJR

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