2021 European Athletics Team Championships
Host cityChorzów, Poland
(Super League)
Cluj-Napoca, Romania
(First League)
Stara Zagora, Bulgaria
(Second League)
Limassol, Cyprus
(Third League)
Events40
Dates29–30 May 2021
(Super League)
19–20 June 2021
(other leagues)

The 2021 European Athletics Team Championships was held in four cities, on 29–30 May (Super League) and on 19–20 June 2021. For the very first time, the ETC was not held on the same weekend for all leagues.[1][2] At the European Athletics Team Championships medals are not awarded in individual events.

Grouping and host cities

League [3] Date Stadium City Nation
Super League 29–30 May 2021 Silesian Stadium Chorzów Poland Poland
First League 19–20 June 2021 Cluj Arena Cluj-Napoca Romania Romania
Second League 19–20 June 2021 Stadion Beroe Stara Zagora Bulgaria Bulgaria
Third League 19–20 June 2021 Tsirio Stadium Limassol Cyprus Cyprus

It had been decided in 2018 that, starting in 2021, a new system would be introduced for grouping teams in the ETC. This would aim to have 8 teams in the Super League (plus the host country if it had not already qualified), 12 teams in the First and Second Leagues, and all the remaining teams in the Third League. The city of Minsk, Belarus, initially designated as the Super League venue, was replaced by Chorzów in November 2020 due to the political situation in Belarus.[4]

Super League

The 2021 Super League will consist of only 8 teams, instead of the previously 12 in all previous editions.

As Ukraine withdrew on 24 May because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the EAA ruled that they will be relegated in 2023.[5]

The event will be attended by 7,600 spectators. The entry is free.

Participating countries

2 scheduled relegations in 2023: Portugal and Ukraine.[6]

Final entries

406 athletes (206 men, 200 women) from 7 (8 scheduled) countries.[7] 54 athletes from Ukraine (all team) did not enter the Championships. Many potential winners entered, like Marcell Jacobs, Gianmarco Tamberi, Marcin Lewandowski, Piotr Lisek or Jessie Knight, also late withdrew.

Men's events

Event First Second Third
100 m
(wind: -0.5 m/s)
Mouhamadou Fall
 France
10.28 Lorenzo Patta
 Italy
10.29 Lucas Ansah-Peprah
 Germany
10.35
200 m
(wind: -1.0 m/s)
Fausto Desalu
 Italy
20.48 Jesús Gómez
 Spain
20.87
=PB
Owen Ansah
 Germany
20.96
400 m Thomas Jordier
 France
45.65
SB
Cameron Chalmers
 Great Britain
45.89
SB
Davide Re
 Italy
45.90
800 m
Jake Wightman
 Great Britain
1:45.71 Mariano García
 Spain
1:46.45 Mateusz Borkowski
 Poland
1:46.66
1500 m Robert Farken
 Germany
3:56.64 Jesús Gómez
 Spain
3:56.79 Michał Rozmys
 Poland
3:57.13
3000 m Isaac Nader
 Portugal
8:31.26 Yann Schrub
 France
8:31.82 Adel Mechaal
 Spain
8:32.08
5000 m Yemaneberhan Crippa
 Italy
13:17.23
CR
Hugo Hay
 France
13:17.95
PB
Carlos Mayo
 Spain
13:18.15
PB
110 m hurdles
(wind: -0.3 m/s)
Asier Martínez
 Spain
13.43 David King
 Great Britain
13.63 Damian Czykier
 Poland
13.65
400 m hurdles Alessandro Sibilio
 Italy
49.70 Alastair Chalmers
 Great Britain
49.95
SB
Ludvy Vaillant
 France
50.76
3000 m steeplechase Fernando Carro
 Spain
8:39.67 Mehdi Belhadj
 France
8:40.03 Osama Zoghlami
 Italy
8:40.41
4×100 m relay  Germany
Lucas Ansah-Peprah
Owen Ansah
Niels Torben Giese
Marvin Schulte
38.73  Spain
Arnau Monné
Pol Retamal
Jesús Gómez
Sergio López
39.07
SB
 France
Marvin René
Ryan Zeze
Méba-Mickaël Zeze
Amaury Golitin
39.12
4×400 m relay  Italy
Davide Re
Alessandro Sibilio
Edoardo Scotti
Vladimir Aceti
3:02.64
EL
 Spain
Samuel García
Lucas Búa
Manuel Guijarro
Bernat Erta
3:03.10
SB
 Poland
Wiktor Suwara
Kajetan Duszyński
Patryk Grzegorzewicz
Karol Zalewski
3:03.43
SB
High jump Norbert Kobielski
 Poland
2.24
=SB
William Grimsey
 Great Britain
2.24 Falk Wendrich
 Germany
2.20
=SB
Pole vault Robert Sobera
 Poland
5.65
SB
Harry Coppell
 Great Britain
5.55
SB
Oleg Zernikel
 Germany
5.55
Long jump Filippo Randazzo
 Italy
7.88 m (−0.5) Fabian Heinle
 Germany
7.82 m
-0.8 SB
Augustin Bey
 France
7.75 m −0.3
Eusebio Cáceres
 Spain
7.75 m −0.7
Triple jump Max Heß
 Germany
17.13
EL
Pedro Pichardo
 Portugal
17.01 (EL) Pablo Torrijos
 Spain
16.93
SB
Shot put Michał Haratyk
 Poland
21.34 Leonardo Fabbri
 Italy
20.77
SB
Scott Lincoln
 Great Britain
20.00
Discus throw Lawrence Okoye
 Great Britain
64.22 Robert Urbanek
 Poland
62.57 David Wrobel
 Germany
61.52
Hammer throw Paweł Fajdek
 Poland
82.98
CR
Javier Cienfuegos
 Spain
77.11
SB
Quentin Bigot
 France
76.75
Javelin throw Johannes Vetter
 Germany
96.29
CR
Marcin Krukowski
 Poland
85.12
SB
Odei Jainaga
 Spain
84.80
NR

Women's events

Event First Second Third
100 m Pia Skrzyszowska
 Poland
11.25
EU23L
Lisa Mayer
 Germany
11.27 Imani-Lara Lansiquot
 Great Britain
11.27
200 m Beth Dobbin
 Great Britain
22.78
SB
Dalia Kaddari
 Italy
22.89
EU23L
Rebekka Haase
 Germany
23.00
400 m Natalia Kaczmarek
 Poland
51.36 Aauri Bokesa
 Spain
52.22 Corinna Schwab
 Germany
52.72
800 m
Ellie Baker
 Great Britain
2:00.95 Elena Bellò
 Italy
2:02.06
SB
Angelika Sarna
 Poland
2:02.54
SB
1500 m Gaia Sabbatini
 Italy
4:14.87 Salomé Afonso
 Portugal
4:15.08
SB
Marta Pérez
 Spain
4:15.24
3000 m Revee Walcott-Nolan
 Great Britain
9:13.36
PB
Lucía Rodríguez
 Spain
9:14.45
PB
Vera Coutellier
 Germany
9:15.27
5000 m Nadia Battocletti
 Italy
15:46.95 Blanca Fernández
 Spain
15:51.44 Denise Krebs
 Germany
15:53.09
SB
100 m hurdles Pia Skrzyszowska
 Poland
12.99 Luminosa Bogliolo
 Italy
13.05 Teresa Errandonea
 Spain
13.24
400 m hurdles Lina Nielsen
 Great Britain
55.59 Carolina Krafzik
 Germany
55.71
SB
Linda Olivieri
 Italy
56.17
SB
3000 m steeplechase Alicja Konieczek
 Poland
9:35.63 Elena Burkard
 Germany
9:36.04 Irene Sánchez-Escribano
 Spain
9:41.44
4×100 m relay  United Kingdom
Beth Dobbin
Imani-Lara Lansiquot
Bianca Williams
Desirèe Henry
43.36  Poland
Marika Popowicz-Drapała
Klaudia Adamek
Katarzyna Sokólska
Marlena Gola
43.83  France
Wided Atatou
Orlann Ombissa-Dzangue
Maroussia Paré
Eva Berger
43.91
4×400 m relay  Poland
Małgorzata Hołub-Kowalik
Kornelia Lesiewicz
Justyna Święty-Ersetic
Natalia Kaczmarek
3:26.37
EL
 United Kingdom
Ama Pipi
Hannah Williams
Yasmin Liverpool
Lina Nielsen
3:27.16  Italy
Alice Mangione
Eleonora Marchiando
Petra Nardelli
Raphaela Lukudo
3:29.05
High jump Kamila Lićwinko
 Poland
1.94
=SB
Alessia Trost
 Italy
1.91
SB
Emily Borthwick
 Great Britain
1.88
Pole vault Roberta Bruni
 Italy
4.45 Malen Ruiz de Azúa
 Spain
4.35 Molly Caudery
 Great Britain
4.35
SB
Long jump Maryse Luzolo
 Germany
6.61
=PB
Magdalena Żebrowska
 Poland
6.55
PB
María Vicente
 Spain
6.42
Triple jump Rouguy Diallo
 France
14.12 Naomi Ogbeta
 Great Britain
14.01 Adrianna Szóstak
 Poland
13.96
PB
Shot put Sara Gambetta
 Germany
18.75 Auriol Dongmo
 Portugal
18.74 Klaudia Kardasz
 Poland
18.17
SB
Discus throw Liliana Cá
 Portugal
61.36 Marike Steinacker
 Germany
59.29 Kirsty Law
 Great Britain
58.13
Hammer throw Alexandra Tavernier
 France
75.06 Malwina Kopron
 Poland
73.18 Sara Fantini
 Italy
70.31
SB
Javelin throw Christin Hussong
 Germany
69.19
CR
Jöna Aigouy
 France
56.59 Freya Jones
 Great Britain
54.68

Final standings

Pos Country Pts Note
1st place, gold medalist(s) Poland 181.5
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Italy 179 Did not start in men's high jump (received 0 points)[8]
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Great Britain 174
4 Germany 171
5 Spain 167
6 France 140
7 Portugal 97.5 Should have been relegated to the 2023 First League, but finally only Ukraine is relegated to 2nd Division in 2023
 Ukraine withdrew

Before the last event on Sunday, the Men's 4x400 m relay, three teams could still win the Championship: Poland with 176.5 points, Great Britain with 174 points and Italy with 172 points.

The Italian team took an easy lead of the race after the first two legs, with Alessandro Sibilio passing the baton to Edoardo Scotti at third leg, with Great Britain just beside him. But the third leg British runner was then unable to give his baton to his teammate Rabah Yousif, and the Polish team finished strongly in the last leg to go from 5th to 3rd. As a result, Poland obtained enough points to win over Italy, which set the EL time, winning the last race, as during 2019 European Team Championships with the same EL result.[9][10]

Score table

Event  FRA  GER  GBR  ITA  POL  POR  ESP
100 metres M7536421
W4652713
200 metres M3547216
W3576421
400 metres M7365124
W1532746
800 metres M2.52.574516
W4076523
1500 metres M1742536
W3147265
3000 metres M6034275
W2573416
5000 metres M6347125
W4537126
3000 metre steeplechase M6325417
W3614725
110 metre hurdles
100 metre hurdles
M3164527
W3426715
400 metre hurdles M5467213
W1675324
4 × 100 metres relay M5723416
W5073640
4 × 400 metres relay M4307526
W0465723
High jump M456072.52.5
W3456712
Pole vault M1564723
W41.5571.536
Long jump M4.5637214.5
W0724635
Triple jump M3724165
W7461523
Shot put M1456723
W1742563
Discus throw M0574623
W3652471
Hammer throw M5243716
W7325614
Javelin throw M2714635
W6753412
Country  FRA  GER  GBR  ITA  POL  POR  ESP
Total 140 171 174 179 181.5 97.5 167

Broken records

Medal table

At the European Athletics Team Championships medals are only awarded to teams, but with gold, silver and bronze conventionally refers to the top three finishes.[11]

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Poland (POL)105722
2 Italy (ITA)86519
3 Great Britain (GBR)77620
4 Germany (GER)75921
5 France (FRA)44513
6 Spain (ESP)210921
7 Portugal (POR)2305
Totals (7 entries)404041121

First League

Participating countries

The two first teams of the First League 2021 shall be promoted to the Super League 2023. The lowest three teams of the First League 2021 (including Ireland as a penalty for its withdrawal) shall be relegated to the Second League 2023.[12]

Men's events

Event First Second Third
100 m
+0.6 m/s
Jak Ali Harvey
 Turkey
10.31 Silvan Wicki
 Switzerland
10.36 Joris van Gool
 Netherlands
10.42
200 m
−0.1 m/s
Jan Jirka
 Czech Republic
20.82 Churandy Martina
 Netherlands
21.03 Oskari Lehtonen
 Finland
21.28
400 m Jochem Dobber
 Netherlands
45.40 Alexander Doom
 Belgium
46.08 Pavel Maslák
 Czech Republic
46.54
800 m
Mehmet Çelik
 Turkey
1:47.48
PB
Markus Einan
 Norway
1:47.54 Aurèle Vandeputte
 Belgium
1:47.74
1500 m Ferdinand Kvan Edman
 Norway
3:38.63
PB
Adam Dvořáček
 Czech Republic
3:39.97 Jochem Vermeulen
 Belgium
3:40.02
3000 m Mike Foppen
 Netherlands
7:57.43 Emil Danielsson
 Sweden
7:58.72 Eemil Helander
 Finland
8:02.22
PB
5000 m Magnus Tuv Myhre
 Norway
13:46.98 Michael Somers
 Belgium
13:48.16 Siarhei Krauchenia
 Belarus
13:56.47
PB
110 m hurdles Vitali Parakhonka
 Belarus
13.50
SB
Mikdat Sevler
 Turkey
13.69 Petr Svoboda
 Czech Republic
13.73
400 m hurdles Rasmus Mägi
 Estonia
48.82 Nick Smidt
 Netherlands
49.90 Vít Müller
 Czech Republic
50.09
3000 m steeplechase Topi Raitanen
 Finland
8:38.30 Damián Vích
 Czech Republic
8:39.21
PB
Viachaslau Skudny
 Belarus
8:39.94
PB
4×100 m relay  Netherlands
Solomon Bockarie
Joris van Gool
Chris Garia
Churandy Martina
38.81  Turkey
Ertan Özkan
Jak Ali Harvey
Kayhan Özer
Ramil Guliyev
38.94  Czech Republic
Zdeněk Stromšík
Jiří Kubeš
Jan Jirka
Štěpán Hampl
39.07
4×400 m relay  Czech Republic
Jan Tesař
Vít Müller
Michal Desenský
Patrik Šorm
3:02.42
EL, NR
 Netherlands
Nout Wardenburg
Liemarvin Bonevacia
Ramsey Angela
Terrence Agard
3:02.49  Turkey
Batuhan Altıntaş
Sinan Ören
Yasmani Copello
İlyas Çanakçı
3:04.96
High jump Andrei Churyla
 Belarus
2.25 Loïc Gasch
 Switzerland
2.25 Konstadinos Baniotis
 Greece
2.23
Pole vault Ersu Şaşma
 Turkey
5.65 Dominik Alberto
 Switzerland
5.55 Jan Kudlička
 Czech Republic
5.55
SB
Long jump Miltiadis Tentoglou
 Greece
8.38 (+0.1)
CR
Radek Juška
 Czech Republic
7.95 (+0.4) Thobias Montler
 Sweden
7.94 (+0.3)
Triple jump Maksim Niastsiarenka
 Belarus
16.65 (−1.0) Necati Er
 Turkey
16.38 (−1.3) Andreas Pantazis
 Greece
16.18 (−0.7)
Shot put Tomáš Staněk
 Czech Republic
20.79 Andrei Toader
 Romania
20.20 Marcus Thomsen
 Norway
19.90
Discus throw Alin Firfirică
 Romania
62.38 Ola Stunes Isene
 Norway
61.26 Philip Milanov
 Belgium
61.26
Hammer throw Eşref Apak
 Turkey
77.10
SB
Christos Frantzeskakis
 Greece
73.46 Mikalai Bashan
 Belarus
73.37
Javelin throw Lassi Etelätalo
 Finland
79.20 Vítězslav Veselý
 Czech Republic
78.50 Emin Öncel
 Turkey
76.35

Women's events

Event First Second Third
100 m Salomé Kora
 Switzerland
11.34 Rani Rosius
 Belgium
11.44 Rafaéla Spanoudaki-Hatziriga
 Greece
11.45
200 m Imke Vervaet
 Belgium
23.30
SB
Lieke Klaver
 Netherlands
23.32 Rafaéla Spanoudaki-Hatziriga
 Greece
23.45
400 m Femke Bol
 Netherlands
50.37
CR
Lada Vondrová
 Czech Republic
52.11 Moa Hjelmer
 Sweden
52.94
SB
800 m Lore Hoffmann
 Switzerland
2:03.89 Britt Ummels
 Netherlands
2:04.55 Sara Kuivisto
 Finland
2:04.57
1500 m Sara Kuivisto
 Finland
4:15.58 Daryia Barysevich
 Belarus
4:15.84 Diana Mezuliáníková
 Czech Republic
4:16.71
3000 m Daryia Barysevich
 Belarus
9:01.80
PB
Linn Söderholm
 Sweden
9:06.04
PB
Diane van Es
 Netherlands
9:07.41
PB
5000 m Fabienne Schlumpf
 Switzerland
15:42.45 Kristiina Mäki
 Czech Republic
15:52.94 Samrawit Mengsteab
 Sweden
15:57.34
100 m hurdles Elvira Herman
 Belarus
12.62
CR
Anne Zagré
 Belgium
12.87
SB
Zoë Sedney
 Netherlands
12.94
PB
400 m hurdles Viivi Lehikoinen
 Finland
55.94 Yasmin Giger
 Switzerland
56.74 Dimitra Gnafaki
 Greece
57.06
PB
3000 m steeplechase Irene van der Reijken
 Netherlands
9:39.00 Elena Adelina Panaet
 Romania
9:41.68 Chiara Scherrer
 Switzerland
9:45.58
SB
4×100 m relay  Netherlands
Leonie van Vliet
Lieke Klaver
Marije van Hunenstijn
Naomi Sedney
43.38   Switzerland
Géraldine Frey
Salomé Kora
Cornelia Halbheer
Riccarda Dietsche
43.73  Sweden
Claudia Payton
Wilma Rosenquist
Julia Henriksson
Nikki Anderberg
43.92
4×400 m relay  Belarus
Yuliya Bliznets
Aliaksandra Khilmanovich
Asteria Uzo Limai
Alina Luchshava
3:28.14   Switzerland
Silke Lemmens
Léa Sprunger
Rachel Pellaud
Yasmin Giger
3:28.77  Czech Republic
Barbora Malíková
Tereza Petržilková
Zdenka Seidlová
Lada Vondrová
3:30.51
High jump Salome Lang
 Switzerland
1.96
=EL, NR
Daniela Stanciu
 Romania
1.92
SB
Maja Nilsson
 Sweden
1.90
Pole vault Angelica Moser
 Switzerland
4.65
SB
Eleni-Klaoudia Polak
 Greece
4.60
=SB
Elina Lampela
 Finland
4.45
Long jump Florentina Iusco
 Romania
6.55 Pauline Hondema
 Netherlands
6.40
PB
Tilde Johansson
 Sweden
6.36
Triple jump Senni Salminen
 Finland
14.63 (+1.0)
EL, NR
Viyaleta Skvartsova
 Belarus
14.13
=SB
Spyridoula Karydi
 Greece
14.13
Shot put Emel Dereli
 Turkey
18.50
SB
Markéta Červenková
 Czech Republic
17.23 Yuliya Leantsiuk
 Belarus
17.09
Discus throw Özlem Becerek
 Turkey
58.50 Salla Sipponen
 Finland
56.61 Caisa-Marie Lindfors
 Sweden
55.10
Hammer throw Bianca Ghelber
 Romania
71.19 Vanessa Sterckendries
 Belgium
69.48
SB
Stamatia Scarvelis
 Greece
68.76
Javelin throw Nikola Ogrodníková
 Czech Republic
61.86 Viktoryia Bahutskaya
 Belarus
58.68
SB
Marie-Therese Obst
 Norway
57.07

Final standings

Pos Country Pts Note
1st place, gold medalist(s) Czech Republic 320.5 Should be initially promoted to the 2023 Super League
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Belarus 310
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Netherlands 300
4  Switzerland 279
5 Turkey 269
6 Finland 265
7 Sweden 264.5
8 Greece 248
9 Belgium 244
10 Norway 243 Has been promoted to First Division, replacing Belarus
11 Romania 207 Should be relegated to the Second League 2023
12 Estonia 159
 Ireland withdrew

NOTES:

  • Ireland, who withdrew citing Covid reasons, was relegated to the Second League 2023.
  • As the city of Minsk, Belarus, had initially been chosen to host the 2021 Super League by European Athletics, their team should have been automatically promoted to that division following this competition.[14]
  • Katsiaryna Karneyenka of Belarus, finishing 7th in the women's 5000 metres, and Kyriakos Zotos of Greece, finishing 5th in the men's shot put, have both been disqualified after the competition for previous doping violations. The scores have been changed accordingly. [15]

Score table

Event  BLR  BEL  CZE  EST  FIN  GRE  NED  NOR  ROU  SWE   SUI  TUR
100 metres M198674103251112
W811327109645121
200 metres M561241031192178
W612425101179831
400 metres M611101241298573
W631127812911045
800 metres M710962341118512
W869310211714125
1500 metres M710111938122546
W115101124782396
3000 metres M597310112841126
W121246810571139
5000 metres M101151247129683
W051123489710126
3000 metre steeplechase M100115122384679
W904532126118107
110 metre hurdles
100 metre hurdles
M124109832156711
W121173501048294
400 metre hurdles M431012121165978
W976312105814112
4 × 100 metres relay M651070912843011
W687159124310112
4 × 400 metres relay M571232111684910
W128102697514113
High jump M126.5328105146.5119
W976358411110122
Pole vault M761058931421112
W27.57.5410116319125
Long jump M981114123761052
W913657112121084
Triple jump M126749103008511
W111741210563928
Shot put M731264091011258
W103114758129612
Discus throw M810192651112743
W567411892110312
Hammer throw M104569113871212
W311867101412952
Javelin throw M811121274396510
W111125694103827
Country  BLR  BEL  CZE  EST  FIN  GRE  NED  NOR  ROU  SWE   SUI  TUR
Total 310 244 320.5 159 265 248 300 243 207 264.5 279 269

Broken records

Second League

Participating countries

The three first classified teams of the Second League 2021 shall be promoted to the First League 2023. The lowest three teams of the Second League 2021, Russia, Austria and Israel, did not participate and were automatically relegated to Third League 2023.

Austria and Israel withdrew due to the COVID-19 pandemic, while Russia were disqualified as the team was still banned from competing internationally at the time entries closed.

NOTES:

Men's events

Event First Second Third
100 m Kojo Musah
 Denmark
10.21
NR
Roberts Jānis Zālītis
 Latvia
10.46 (.456)
PB
Tamás Máté
 Hungary
10.46 (.460)
=PB
200 m Simon Hansen
 Denmark
20.92 (.912)
PB
Gediminas Truskauskas
 Lithuania
20.92 (.916) Tamás Máté
 Hungary
20.99
400 m Šimon Bujna
 Slovakia
46.32
PB
Luka Janežič
 Slovenia
46.37
SB
Gustav Lundholm Nielsen
 Denmark
46.98
800 m
Balázs Vindics
 Hungary
1:47.83 Jan Vukovič
 Slovenia
1:48.28 Benjamin Lobo Vedel
 Denmark
1:49.72
PB
1500 m Simas Bertašius
 Lithuania
3:46.24 István Szögi
 Hungary
3:47.28 Baldvin Magnússon
 Iceland
3:47.54
3000 m Baldvin Magnússon
 Iceland
8:01.56
PB
Joel Ibler Lillesø
 Norway
8:01.88
PB
Márk Vörös
 Hungary
8:03.26
5000 m Hlynur Andrésson
 Iceland
14:13.73 Levente Szemerei
 Hungary
14:20.15 Mikkel Dahl-Jessen
 Denmark
14:23.48
110 m hurdles Stanislav Stankov
 Bulgaria
13.86
PB
Filip Jakob Demšar
 Slovenia
13.95 Bálint Szeles
 Hungary
14.22
400 m hurdles Máté Koroknai
 Hungary
50.00 Martin Kučera
 Slovakia
50.66 Maksims Sinčukovs
 Latvia
50.87
SB
3000 m steeplechase Mitko Tsenov
 Bulgaria
8:33.80 Jakob Dybdal Abrahamsen
 Denmark
8:37.20 István Palkovits
 Hungary
8:47.89
4×100 m relay  Denmark
Simon Hansen
Frederik Schou-Nielsen
Kojo Musah
Emil Kjær
39.40
 Latvia
Valērijs Valiņščikovs
Roberts Jānis Zālītis
Oskars Grava
Aleksandrs Kucs
40.22  Slovakia
Matej Baluch
Samuel Beladič
Oliver Murcko
Šimon Bujna
40.26
4×400 m relay  Slovenia
Jure Grkman
Lovro Mesec Košir
Rok Ferlan
Luka Janežič
3:05.33  Croatia
Dominik Škorjanc
Jakov Vuković
Marko Orešković
Mateo Ružić
3:09.47  Latvia
Valērijs Valinščikovs
Austris Karpinskis
Maksims Sinčukovs
Iļja Petrušenko
3:09.56
High jump Tihomir Ivanov
 Bulgaria
2.26 Adrijus Glebauskas
 Lithuania
2.17 Lukáš Beer
 Slovakia
2.17
=SB
Pole vault Mareks Ārents
 Latvia
5.51
=SB
Ján Zmoray
 Slovakia
5.10
=SB
Evgeni Enev
 Bulgaria
5.10
PB
Long jump Boris Linkov
 Bulgaria
7.72 (+0.4 m/s) Sebastian Ree Pedersen
 Denmark
7.70 (−0.3 m/s) Edvīns Hadakovs
 Latvia
7.43 (+0.4 m/s)
SB
Triple jump Georgi Tsonov
 Bulgaria
16.35 (+0.6 m/s)
SB
Jan Luxa
 Slovenia
16.08 (−0.3 m/s) Tòrur Mortensen
 Denmark
15.45 (+0.1 m/s)
PB
Shot put Kristoffer Thomsen
 Denmark
19.21 Georgi Ivanov
 Bulgaria
18.10
SB
Balázs Tóth
 Hungary
17.93
Discus throw Kristjan Čeh
 Slovenia
66.55 Andrius Gudžius
 Lithuania
63.90 Martin Marković
 Croatia
62.75
Hammer throw Marcel Lomnický
 Slovakia
76.18 Dániel Rába
 Hungary
71.92 Nikola Mikhov
 Bulgaria
65.80
Javelin throw Edis Matusevičius
 Lithuania
83.00
SB
Patriks Gailums
 Latvia
78.13 Mark Slavov
 Bulgaria
77.92
SB

Women's events

Event First Second Third
100 m Jusztina Csóti
 Hungary
11.65
PB
Monika Weigertová
 Slovakia
11.70 Mathilde Kramer
 Denmark
11.73
Maja Mihalinec Zidar
 Slovenia
11.73
200 m Akvilė Andriukaitytė
 Lithuania
23.66 Inna Eftimova
 Bulgaria
23.67 Jusztina Csóti
 Hungary
23.71
PB
400 m Evelin Nádházy
 Hungary
52.85
SB
Anita Horvat
 Slovenia
52.94
Agnė Šerkšnienė
 Lithuania
52.85
800 m Bianka Bartha-Kéri
 Hungary
2:02.72 Jerneja Smonkar
 Slovenia
2:03.37
PB
Līga Velvere
 Latvia
2:03.49
1500 m Maja Pačarić
 Croatia
4:23.68
SB
Gréta Varga
 Hungary
4:24.33
SB
Lucia Hrivnák Klocová
 Slovakia
4:25.82
3000 m Klara Lukan
 Slovenia
8:48.80
EU23L
Bojana Bjeljac
 Croatia
9:10.65
PB
Helene Svane
 Denmark
9:29.34
PB
5000 m Maruša Mišmaš-Zrimsek
 Slovenia
15:30.61
PB
Laura Valgreen Petersen
 Denmark
16:03.87 Bojana Bjeljac
 Croatia
16:05.10
SB
100 m hurdles Stanislava Škvarková
 Slovakia
13.33 Mette Graversgaard
 Denmark
13.36 Ivana Lončarek
 Croatia
13.43
400 m hurdles Modesta Justė Morauskaitė
 Lithuania
56.28
PB
Daniela Ledecká
 Slovakia
56.36
PB
Janka Molnár
 Hungary
56.81
3000 m steeplechase Anna Emilie Møller
 Denmark
9:49.93 Greta Karinauskaitė
 Lithuania
10:04.92
PB
Zita Kácser
 Hungary
10:28.36
SB
4×100 m relay  Hungary
Bettina Kéri
Jusztina Csóti
Boglárka Takács
Klaudia Sorok
44.38  Denmark
Mathilde Kramer
Astrid Glenner-Frandsen
Mette Graversgaard
Emma Beiter Bomme
44.58  Slovenia
Joni Tomičić Prezelj
Agata Zupin
Maja Pogorevc
Maja Mihalinec Zidar
45.28
4×400 m relay  Hungary
Evelin Nádházy
Bianka Bartha-Kéri
Sára Mátó
Janka Molnár
3:30.82  Slovenia
Agata Zupin
Jerneja Smonkar
Maja Pogorevc
Anita Horvat
3:30.90
NR
 Slovakia
Emma Zapletalová
Iveta Putalová
Simona Malatincová
Daniela Ledecká
3:34.29
High jump Airinė Palšytė
 Lithuania
1.93
SB
Mirela Demireva
 Bulgaria
1.91
SB
Lia Apostolovski
 Slovenia
1.88
SB
Pole vault Tina Šutej
 Slovenia
4.25 Hanga Klekner
 Hungary
4.15
SB
Caroline Bonde Holm
 Denmark
4.15
Long jump Petra Farkas
 Hungary
6.43 Jogailė Petrokaitė
 Lithuania
6.43
SB
Neja Filipič
 Slovenia
6.27
Triple jump Gabriela Petrova
 Bulgaria
14.42
SB
Neja Filipič
 Slovenia
14.21 Dovilė Kilty
 Lithuania
13.95
SB
Shot put Erna Sóley Gunnarsdóttir
 Iceland
15.94 Marija Tolj
 Croatia
15.60
SB
Violetta Veiland
 Hungary
15.48
Discus throw Marija Tolj
 Croatia
58.78 Kathrine Bebe
 Denmark
56.89 Dóra Kerekes
 Hungary
56.63
PB
Hammer throw Katrine Koch Jacobsen
 Denmark
68.38
NR
Laura Igaune
 Latvia
67.95 Martina Hrašnová
 Slovakia
67.11
Javelin throw Liveta Jasiūnaitė
 Lithuania
61.18
SB
Madara Palameika
 Latvia
55.77 Angéla Moravcsik
 Hungary
52.48

Final standings

Pos Country Pts Note
1st place, gold medalist(s) Hungary 255 Should be promoted to the First League 2023
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Denmark 245.5
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Slovenia 233
4 Lithuania 203
5 Bulgaria 197
6 Slovakia 187.5
7 Latvia 177.5
8 Croatia 174
9 Iceland 116.5
 Israel DNS Should be relegated to the Third League 2023
 Austria DNS
 Russia DNS

Score table

Event  BUL  CRO  DEN  HUN  ISL  LAT  LTU  SVK  SLO
100 metres M539718624
W516.5942386.5
200 metres M529713864
W845700936
400 metres M347516298
W3548.5128.567
800 metres M457921638
W265917348
1500 metres M63.55873.5912
W395816274
3000 metres M348795216
W287316459
5000 metres M627895314
W578623419
3000 metre steeplechase M948762531
W159732846
110 metre hurdles
100 metre hurdles
M924715638
W678432095
400 metre hurdles M145937286
W534712986
4 × 100 metres relay M34.590284.576
W538942067
4 × 400 metres relay M485027369
W245913678
High jump M93.53.5560872
W83.53.561.5591.57
Pole vault M7235.519485.5
W467832059
Long jump M948317265
W513926847
Triple jump M937615428
W960435728
Shot put M839721465
W186795423
Discus throw M274561839
W398725416
Hammer throw M716825493
W039548672
Javelin throw M715268934
W456718932
Country  BUL  CRO  DEN  HUN  ISL  LAT  LTU  SVK  SLO
Total 197 174 245.5 255 116.5 177.5 203 187.5 233

Third League

3 promotion spots for 2023.[16]

Participating countries

Men's events

Event First Second Third
100 m Stavros Avgoustinou
 Cyprus
10.53
PB
Alexander Donigian
 Armenia
10.65 Aleksa Kijanović
 Serbia
10.70
200 m Mindia Endeladze
 Georgia
21.30
=PB
Boško Kijanović
 Serbia
21.31
SB
Jovan Stojoski
 North Macedonia
21.41
400 m Franko Burraj
 Albania
46.80
SB
Jovan Stojoski
 North Macedonia
46.94 Boško Kijanović
 Serbia
47.05
SB
800 m
Stavros Spyrou
 Cyprus
1:49.61 Aleksa Tomić
 Serbia
1:50.62
PB
Pol Moya
 Andorra
1:51.04
1500 m Elzan Bibić
 Serbia
3:48.96 Jordan Gusman
 Malta
3:50.38 Yervand Mkrtchyan
 Armenia
3:50.84
3000 m Jordan Gusman
 Malta
7:53.70
NR
Elzan Bibić
 Serbia
7:55.51 Dario Ivanovski
 North Macedonia
8:06.66
NR
5000 m Amine Khadiri
 Cyprus
14:22.58 Miloš Malešević
 Serbia
14:23.22
PB
Nahuel Carabaña
 Andorra
14:25.93
110 m hurdles Milan Trajkovic
 Cyprus
13.82
SB
Luka Trgovčević
 Serbia
14.04 François Grailet
 Luxembourg
14.12
400 m hurdles Rusmir Malkočević
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
51.21
PB
Andrea Ercolani Volta
 San Marino
53.42 Cristin Eșanu
 Moldova
53.73
PB
3000 m steeplechase Yervand Mkrtchyan
 Armenia
8:59.80 Nikolas Fragkou
 Cyprus
9:03.02
SB
Miloš Malešević
 Serbia
9:03.92
4×100 m relay  Serbia
Stefan Mihajlov
Boško Kijanović
Mihajlo Mandić
Aleksa Kijanović
40.79  Cyprus
Emmanouil Christodoulou
Alex Beechey
Dimitris Hadjisergis
Stavros Avgoustinou
40.85  Bosnia and Herzegovina
Edhem Vikalo
Hajrudin Vejzović
Rusmir Malkočević
Egon Savić
41.19
NR
4×400 m relay  Moldova
Ivan Galușco
Adrian Iordan
Ian-Gheorghe Vieru
Cristin Eșanu
3:16.00  Luxembourg
Olivier Juncker
Aymen Djazouli
Max Juncker
Philippe Hilger
3:17.55  Cyprus
Michalis Chrysostomou
Anastasios Vasileiou
Andreas Demetriades
Georgios Choratta
3:18.21
High jump Vasilios Konstantinou
 Cyprus
2.12 Eugenio Rossi
 San Marino
2.08 Slavko Stević
 Serbia
2.08
Pole vault Nikandros Stylianou
 Cyprus
5.15
SB
Miloš Savić
 Serbia
4.85 Miquel Vílchez
 Andorra
4.85
SB
Long jump Lazar Anić
 Serbia
7.83 Izmir Smajlaj
 Albania
7.70 Bachana Khorava
 Georgia
7.64
Triple jump} Levon Aghasyan
 Armenia
16.77 (+0.5)
SB
Lasha Gulelauri
 Georgia
16.05 (+0.1) Rüstəm Məmmədov
 Azerbaijan
15.43 (−0.1)
Shot put Bob Bertemes
 Luxembourg
21.02 Asmir Kolašinac
 Serbia
20.45 Tomaš Đurović
 Montenegro
20.20
Discus throw Apostolos Parellis
 Cyprus
59.27 Danijel Furtula
 Montenegro
57.97 Bob Bertemes
 Luxembourg
57.04
Hammer throw Serghei Marghiev
 Moldova
74.49 Alexandros Poursanidis
 Cyprus
71.09 Vojislav Gvero
 Serbia
62.60
Javelin throw Andrian Mardare
 Moldova
82.57 Vedran Samac
 Serbia
81.35
PB
Dejan Mileusnić
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
73.78

Women's events

Event First Second Third
100 m Olivia Fotopoulou
 Cyprus
11.42 Patrizia van der Weken
 Luxembourg
11.55
SB
Milana Tirnanić
 Serbia
11.63
200 m Olivia Fotopoulou
 Cyprus
23.31
PB
Ivana Ilić
 Serbia
23.85 Anaïs Bauer
 Luxembourg
24.62
SB
400 m Eleni Artymata
 Cyprus
51.79
SB
Dragana Macanović
 Serbia
55.26
PB
Drita Islami
 North Macedonia
55.32
PB
800 m Marija Stambolić
 Serbia
2:07.12 Kalliopi Kountouri
 Cyprus
2:09.86
PB
Ellada Alaverdyan
 Armenia
2:12.49
PB
1500 m Vera Hoffmann
 Luxembourg
4:26.64 Dunja Sikima
 Serbia
4:27.87
PB
Natalia Evangelidou
 Cyprus
4:27.95
3000 m Meropi Panagiotou
 Cyprus
9:38.18 Teodora Simović
 Serbia
9:40.99
SB
Lilia Fisikovici
 Moldova
9:42.28
SB
5000 m Lilia Fisikovici
 Moldova
16:43.15 Martine Mellina
 Luxembourg
16:44.53 Olivera Jevtić
 Serbia
17:08.29
SB
100 m hurdles Natalia Christofi
 Cyprus
13.55 Anja Lukić
 Serbia
13.84 Iuliana Dovganici
 Moldova
14.70
SB
400 m hurdles Drita Islami
 North Macedonia
57.53
NR
Maja Gajić
 Serbia
59.91 Miranta Kyriakou
 Cyprus
1:01.64
PB
3000 m steeplechase Luiza Gega
 Albania
9:39.56 Andreea Stăvilă
 Moldova
11:08.87
PB
Gresa Bakraqi
 Kosovo
11:11.59
4×100 m relay  Cyprus
Olivia Fotopoulou
Marianna Pisiara
Ramona Papaioannou
Eleni Artymata
44.61  Serbia
Anja Lukić
Ivana Ilić
Milana Tirnanić
Tamara Vuletić
45.25  Malta
Claire Azzopardi
Carla Scicluna
Sarah Busuttil
Charlotte Wingfield
46.27
4×400 m relay  Cyprus
Thekla Alexandrou
Kalliopi Kountouri
Kalypso Stavrou
Eleni Artymata
3:41.52
NR
 Serbia
Andrea Sremac
Tijana Japundžić
Aleksandra Pešić
Dragana Macanović
3:44.17  Moldova
Xenia Berghii
Iana Garaeva
Tatiana Contrebut
Madalina Culea
3:46.11
High jump Marija Vuković
 Montenegro
1.90 Angelina Topić
 Serbia
1.85 Styliana Ioannidou
 Cyprus
1.79
Pole vault Lara Buekens
 Luxembourg
3.85
PB
Peppijna Dalli
 Malta
3.80
NR
Maria Aristotelous
 Cyprus
3.55
Long jump Milica Gardašević
 Serbia
6.54 Filippa Fotopoulou
 Cyprus
6.34 Claire Azzopardi
 Malta
5.84
Triple jump Anastasia Senchiv
 Moldova
13.33
PB
Jovana Gnjatović
 Serbia
12.73 Yana Sargsyan
 Armenia
12.68
Shot put Alexandra Emilianov
 Moldova
16.50 Stéphanie Krumlovsky
 Luxembourg
14.26 Mediha Salkić
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
13.58
Discus throw Alexandra Emilianov
 Moldova
56.41 Dragana Tomašević
 Serbia
56.30 Androniki Lada
 Cyprus
52.98
Hammer throw Zalina Petrivskaya
 Moldova
70.33 Chrystalla Kyriakou
 Cyprus
62.18 Nino Tsikvadze
 Georgia
59.61
Javelin throw Marija Vučenović
 Serbia
57.13 Vanja Spajić
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
52.31 Noémie Pleimling
 Luxembourg
49.70

Final standings

Pos Country Pts Note
1st place, gold medalist(s) Serbia 570 Should be promoted to the Second League 2023
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Cyprus 539
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Moldova 481
4 Luxembourg 465 Will be promoted to Second Division in 2023
5 Bosnia and Herzegovina 441.5
6 Malta 354.5
7 Montenegro 318
8 Georgia 304
9 Armenia 300
10 Andorra 273
11 North Macedonia 272
12 San Marino 269.5
13 Albania 158
14AASSE team flag AASSE 136.5
15 Azerbaijan 83
16 Kosovo 78

Score table

Event AASSE team flag AASSE  ALB  AND  ARM  AZE  BIH  CYP  GEO  KOS  LUX  MLT  MDA  MNE  MKD  SMR  SRB
100 metres M54615011163097108131214
W80370916106151213541114
200 metres M30412791316010811514615
W40712010169014131186515
400 metres M31685911121301007415614
W41081307162961211314515
800 metres M01014801216711961345315
W09614010151112137853416
1500 metres M00614013109811157512416
W00913012141101681067515
3000 metres M40780101390121611514615
W01240810167013111459615
5000 metres M64148010160011121359715
W00100011000151316912014
3000 metre steeplechase M00716012151108101369014
W01613100012714911150008
110 metre hurdles
100 metre hurdles
M01070011168014131290615
W01291001316408514117615
400 metre hurdles M08690161310075141101512
W79860121450103134161115
4 × 100 metres relay M70811014151001300961216
W70600916001314121081115
4 × 400 metres relay M00900131411015816671012
W90511012166013101474815
High jump M86500121671013411901514
W00700131480100111691215
Pole vault M10.50140010.51600137.591207.515
W00000111400161512001310
Long jump M31571365101408129112416
W50391081560121413117416
Triple jump M01171614120150691080513
W50014127108091116130615
Shot put M00681013111201649147515
W11058014124015616910713
Discus throw M00567121613814911154310
W12060013149011716108515
Hammer throw M00970131500101216118614
W00800121514011101697613
Javelin throw M46370141210013916118515
W11041001513501461298716
Country AASSE team flag AASSE  ALB  AND  ARM  AZE  BIH  CYP  GEO  KOS  LUX  MLT  MDA  MNE  MKD  SMR  SRB
Total 136.5 158 273 300 83 441.5 539 304 78 465 354.5 481 318 272 269.5 570

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