2023 European Team Championships

Host city	Chorzów, Poland (all 3 divisions)
Events	37 + 1 team event
Dates	20–25 June 2023
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The 2023 European Athletics Team Championships (ETC) in athletics was held at Stadion Śląski in Chorzów, Poland, from 20 to 25 June 2023.^[1]

The event was initially planned to be held in Madrid,^[2][3] but after European Athletics and European Olympic Committee reached an agreement, the event was added to the 2023 European Games programme and moved to Poland.^[4] Madrid will host the 2025 ETC.

Unlike previous editions, individual gold, silver and bronze medals were awarded in addition to the medals and cup in the teams competition as part of the 2023 European Games program. The individual medals were decided on best performances across all three divisions, and the winners and medalists in the individual events were considered as European Games medalists, rather than Team Championships medalists - only the members of the first three teams in the First Division table received Team Championships medals. Within the Championships, events from 100 metres to 800 metres were run in two heats, with times combined into a single table for the purposes of both points in the Team Championships and medal placings in the European Games.^[5] Officials have indicated that the 16-team version of the Team Championships will become a permanent inclusion in the European Games program, returning in 2027, while stand alone team events will be held in the middle year of the European Games cycle (with the next inter-Games event in Madrid in 2025).^[6]

In addition to prizes and medals, the three highest teams in the second and third divisions shall be promoted for the next edition of the championships, and the bottom three teams of the first and second division relegated.^[7]

Format change

The competition consisted of three divisions, instead of four leagues, based on the results of the 2021 Championships.^[8][9] 1st Division competed in the evening sessions of 23–25 June, while 3rd Division in the morning sessions and the 2nd Division in the evening sessions of 20–22 June.^[10]

There were only 37 events in 2023 and not 40 as before: the 4 × 400 m relays, both male and female, were cancelled and replaced by a newly introduced mixed relay which concluded the championships.

As a result of the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, teams from Russia and Belarus were banned from competing at the 2023 European Team Championships.^[11]

Schedule

The overall schedule of the championships was as follows.

Calendar

Within the 2023 European Games

June/July	20th Tue	21st Wed	22nd Thu	23rd Fri	24th Sat	25th Sun	26th Mon	27th Tue	28th Wed	29th Thu	30th Fri	1st Sat	2nd Sun	Total events
Ceremonies		OC											CC
Athletics EA Team Championships	●	●	●	12	13	12								37+ 1 Team
	Third Division (morning)			First Division (all day)
	Second Division (evening)

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Poland)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Italy	7	5	3	15
2	Netherlands	4	2	4	10
3	Germany	4	1	1	6
4	Poland*	3	5	1	9
5	Ukraine	3	1	2	6
6	Spain	3	0	2	5
7	Switzerland	2	0	2	4
8	Latvia	2	0	0	2
9	Romania	1	2	1	4
10	Czech Republic	1	2	0	3
	Portugal	1	2	0	3
	Slovenia	1	2	0	3
13	France	1	1	4	6
14	Greece	1	1	0	2
15	Finland	1	0	1	2
	Norway	1	0	1	2
17	Albania	1	0	0	1
	Serbia	1	0	0	1
19	Sweden	0	3	1	4
20	Turkey	0	2	2	4
21	Belgium	0	2	1	3
22	Cyprus	0	2	0	2
23	Lithuania	0	1	3	4
24	Croatia	0	1	0	1
	Estonia	0	1	0	1
	Hungary	0	1	0	1
	Luxembourg	0	1	0	1
28	Great Britain	0	0	5	5
29	Slovakia	0	0	2	2
30	Austria	0	0	1	1
	Ireland	0	0	1	1
Totals (31 entries)		38	38	38	114

2023 European Games individual medalists

The medalists are awarded their medals at the conclusion of the First Division contest. Athletes are eligible in all three divisions.

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 m[12]	Samuele Ceccarelli  Italy	10.13	Raphael Bouju  Netherlands	10.14	Jeremiah Azu  Great Britain	10.16
200 m[13]	Ryan Zeze  France	20.29	Albert Komański  Poland	20.50	Ján Volko  Slovakia	20.53 SB
400 m[14]	Håvard Bentdal Ingvaldsen  Norway	44.88 CR	João Coelho  Portugal	45.05 NR	Liemarvin Bonevacia  Netherlands	45.06 SB
800 m[15]	Ramon Wipfli  Switzerland	1:46.73 PB	Filip Šnejdr  Czech Republic	1:46.84	Mehmet Celik  Turkey	1:46.84 PB
1500 m[16]	Mohamed Katir  Spain	3:36.95 CR	Isaac Nader  Portugal	3:37.37	Niels Laros  Netherlands	3:37.59
5000 m[17]	Thierry Ndikumwenayo  Spain	13:25.48	Andreas Almgren  Sweden	13:25.70 SB	Yemaneberhan Crippa  Italy	13:34.29 SB
3000 m steeplechase[18]	Daniel Arce  Spain	8:25.88	Emil Blomberg  Sweden	8:26.27	Zak Seddon  Great Britain	8:27.42
110 m hurdles[19]	Jason Joseph  Switzerland	13.12 CR	Milan Trajkovic  Cyprus	13.38 SB	Enrique Llopis  Spain	13.44
400 m hurdles[20]	Alessandro Sibilio  Italy	48.14 CR	Rasmus Mägi  Estonia	48.63 SB	İsmail Nezir  Turkey	48.84 EU23L
4 × 100 m[21]	Germany Julian Wagner Marvin Schulte Joshua Hartmann Yannick Wolf	38.34 SB	Italy Lorenzo Patta Samuele Ceccarelli Marco Ricci Filippo Tortu	38.47 SB	France Dylan Rigot Jeff Erius Ryan Zeze Jimmy Vicaut	38.51 SB
High jump[22]	Gianmarco Tamberi  Italy	2.29 SB	Thomas Carmoy  Belgium	2.29 =PB	Norbert Kobielski  Poland	2.26
Pole vault[23]	Menno Vloon  Netherlands	5.85	Emmanouil Karalis  Greece	5.80	Thibaut Collet  France	5.80
Long jump[24]	Miltiadis Tentoglou  Greece	8.34 EL	Mattia Furlani  Italy	7.97	Simon Ehammer  Switzerland	7.95
Triple jump[25]	Tobia Bocchi  Italy	16.84	Necati Er  Turkey	16.71 SB	Vladyslav Shepeliev  Ukraine	16.67 EU23L
Shot put[26]	Zane Weir  Italy	21.59	Filip Mihaljević  Croatia	21.33	Scott Lincoln  Great Britain	21.10 SB
Discus throw[27]	Kristjan Čeh  Slovenia	69.94 CR	Daniel Ståhl  Sweden	67.25	Andrius Gudžius  Lithuania	64.94
Hammer throw[28]	Wojciech Nowicki  Poland	79.61	Mykhaylo Kokhan  Ukraine	77.03 SB	Thomas Mardal  Norway	76.50
Javelin throw[29]	Julian Weber  Germany	86.26	Edis Matusevičius  Lithuania	84.22 SB	Artur Felfner  Ukraine	82.24 EU23L

Mixed

Event	First		Second		Third
4 × 400 m[30]	Czech Republic Matěj Krsek Tereza Petržilková Vít Müller Lada Vondrová	3:12.34 CR	Poland Maks Szwed Anna Kielbasinska Igor Bogaczyński Natalia Kaczmarek	3:12.87 SB	Belgium Jonathan Sacoor Camille Laus Dylan Borlée Cynthia Bolingo	3:12.97 SB

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 m[31]	Ewa Swoboda  Poland	11.09 CR	Rani Rosius  Belgium	11.20 =PB	N'Ketia Seedo  Netherlands	11.24
200 m[32]	Lieke Klaver  Netherlands	22.46 PB	Olivia Fotopoulou  Cyprus	22.71 PB	Bianca Williams  Great Britain	22.75 SB
400 m[33]	Femke Bol  Netherlands	49.82 CR	Natalia Kaczmarek  Poland	50.34	Andrea Miklós  Romania	50.67 PB
800 m[34]	Natalia Krol  Ukraine	1:59.77 SB	Bianka Kéri  Hungary	1:59.80 PB	Gabriela Gajanová  Slovakia	1:59.92
1500 m[35]	Claudia Mihaela Bobocea  Romania	4:08.68	Vera Hoffmann  Luxembourg	4:08.78	Gabija Galvydytė  Lithuania	4:09.48 PB
5000 m[36]	Agate Caune  Latvia	15:15.21	Nadia Battocletti  Italy	15:25.09	Hannah Nuttall  Great Britain	15:29.49
3000 m steeplechase[37]	Luiza Gega  Albania	9:17:31 CR	Maruša Mišmaš-Zrimšek  Slovenia	9:23.41	Greta Karinauskaitė  Lithuania	9:28.48
100 m hurdles[38]	Pia Skrzyszowska  Poland	12.77 EU23L	Nadine Visser  Netherlands	12.81	Sarah Lavin  Ireland	12.82 SB
400 m hurdles[39]	Carolina Krafzik  Germany	54.47 SB	Ayomide Folorunso  Italy	54.79 SB	Cathelijn Peeters  Netherlands	54.97
4 × 100 m[40]	Netherlands N'Ketia Seedo Lieke Klaver Jamile Samuel Tasa Jiya	42.61 EL	Poland Marika Popowicz-Drapała Monika Romaszko Magdalena Stefanowicz Ewa Swoboda	42.97 SB	Spain Carmen Marco Paula García Paula Sevilla Jaël Bestué	43.13 SB
High jump[41]	Yaroslava Mahuchikh  Ukraine	1.97	Daniela Stanciu  Romania	1.94	Nawal Meniker  France	1.92
Pole vault[42]	Wilma Murto  Finland	4.71	Tina Šutej  Slovenia	4.70	Angelica Moser  Switzerland	4.60
Long jump[43]	Milica Gardašević  Serbia	6.82	Hilary Kpatcha  France	6.75	Larissa Iapichino  Italy	6.66
Triple jump[44]	Maryna Bekh-Romanchuk  Ukraine	14.58	Tuğba Danışmaz  Turkey	14.16 NR	Ottavia Cestonaro  Italy	14.09
Shot put[45]	Auriol Dongmo  Portugal	19.07	Yemisi Ogunleye  Germany	18.85	Axelina Johansson  Sweden	18.32
Discus throw[46]	Kristin Pudenz  Germany	66.84 SB	Daisy Osakue  Italy	64.35	Melina Robert-Michon  France	64.21
Hammer throw[47]	Sara Fantini  Italy	73.26 =SB	Bianca Ghelber  Romania	72.97	Silja Kosonen  Finland	72.34
Javelin throw[48]	Līna Mūze  Latvia	62.38	Nikola Ogrodníková  Czech Republic	61.75 SB	Victoria Hudson  Austria	60.27

2023 European Athletics Team Championships - overall tables

The overall medalists in the 2023 Team Championships :

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
First Division	Italy	Poland	Germany

The top three in the other divisions were :

Games	First	Second	Third
Second Division	Hungary	Ukraine	Lithuania
Third Division	Ireland	Austria	Israel

First Division[49] Final standings: Rank Nation Points EW 1  Italy 426.50 7 2  Poland 402.50 4 3  Germany 387.50 4 4  Spain 352.00 4 5  Great Britain 341.00 0 6  Netherlands 339.50 4 7  France 337.50 3 8  Portugal 315.00 1 9  Czech Republic 303.50 2 10  Sweden 283.00 1 11  Finland 282.50 1 12  Switzerland 263.00 3 13  Greece 256.50 1 14  Belgium 250.00 0 15  Turkey 245.00 1 16  Norway 223.00 1

Second division[50] Final standings: Rank Nation Points EW 1  Hungary (P) 456.50 5 2  Ukraine (P) 435.50 7 3  Lithuania (P) 372.50 1 4  Slovenia 372.00 4 5  Romania 344.00 3 6  Denmark 312.00 1 7  Serbia 307.00 3 8  Slovakia 302.00 2 9  Croatia 301.50 4 10  Estonia 298.50 1 11  Bulgaria 298.50 1 12  Cyprus 288.00 2 13  Latvia 283.50 2 14  Iceland 246.50 0 15  Luxembourg 198.00 1 16  Moldova 170.00 0

Third division[51] Final standings: Rank Nation Points EW 1  Ireland (P) 494 14 2  Austria (P) 473.5 9 3  Israel (P) 434 1 4  Bosnia and Herzegovina 363 2 5  Malta 352.5 1 6  Georgia 290 1 7  Andorra 269 1 8  Montenegro 258 1 9  Albania 257 3 10  Armenia 255 1 11  North Macedonia 235 1 12  San Marino 192 13  Azerbaijan 189 2 14  Kosovo 150 15  Liechtenstein 32

  : European Athletics Team Champion   : silver medalist   : bronze medalist
  : Divisional winner and promoted   : promoted   : relegated

First Division

Participating countries

First Division: Individual results

No medals are awarded within the individual matches of the Championship, but the following list summarises the podium placings in each match event. Full results can be found on the main article.

Men

Event	First		Second		Third
100 m[53]	Samuele Ceccarelli  Italy	10.13	Raphael Bouju  Netherlands	10.14	Jeremiah Azu  Great Britain	10.16
200 m[54]	Ryan Zeze  France	20.29	Albert Komański  Poland	20.50	Filippo Tortu  Italy	20.61
400 m[55]	Håvard Bentdal Ingvaldsen  Norway	44.88 CR	João Coelho  Portugal	45.05 NR	Liemarvin Bonavecia  Netherlands	45.06 SB
800 m[56]	Ramon Wipfli  Switzerland	1:46.73 PB	Filip Šnejdr  Czech Republic	1:46.84	Mehmet Celik  Turkey	1:46.84 PB
1500 m[57]	Mohamed Katir  Spain	3:36.95 CR	Isaac Nader  Portugal	3:37.37	Niels Laros  Netherlands	3:37.59
5000 m[58]	Thierry Ndikumwenayo  Spain	13:25.48	Andreas Almgren  Sweden	13:25.70 SB	Yemaneberhan Crippa  Italy	13:25.70 SB
3000 m steeplechase[59]	Daniel Arce  Spain	8:25.88	Emil Blomberg  Sweden	8:26.27	Zak Seddon  Great Britain	8:27.42
110 m hurdles[60]	Jason Joseph  Switzerland	13.12 CR	Enrique Llopis  Spain	13.44	Hassane Fofana  Italy	13.47
400 m hurdles[61]	Alessandro Sibilio  Italy	48.14 CR	İsmail Nezir  Turkey	48.84 EU23L	Nick Smidt  Netherlands	48.95
4 × 100 m[62]	Germany Julian Wagner Marvin Schulte Joshua Hartmann Yannick Wolf	38.34 SB	Italy Lorenzo Patta Samuele Ceccarelli Marco Ricci Filippo Tortu	38.47 SB	France Dylan Rigot Jeff Erius Ryan Zeze Jimmy Vicaut	38.51 SB
High jump[63]	Gianmarco Tamberi  Italy	2.29 SB	Thomas Carmoy  Belgium	2.29 =PB	Norbert Kobielski  Poland	2.26
Pole vault[64]	Menno Vloon  Netherlands	5.85	Emmanouil Karalis  Greece	5.80	Thibaut Collet  France	5.80
Long jump[65]	Miltiadis Tentoglou  Greece	8.34 EL	Mattia Furlani  Italy	7.97	Simon Ehammer  Switzerland	7.95
Triple jump[66]	Tobia Bocchi  Italy	16.84	Necati Er  Turkey	16.71 SB	Dimitrios Tsiamis  Greece	16.38
Shot put[67]	Zane Weir  Italy	21.59	Scott Lincoln  Great Britain	21.10 SB	Michał Haratyk  Poland	20.89
Discus throw[68]	Daniel Ståhl  Sweden	67.25	Henrik Janssen  Germany	64.09	Robert Urbanek  Poland	61.97
Hammer throw[69]	Wojciech Nowicki  Poland	79.61	Thomas Mardal  Norway	76.50	Michail Anastasakis  Greece	74.12
Javelin throw[70]	Julian Weber  Germany	86.26	Timothy Herman  Belgium	81.67	Leandro Ramos  Portugal	81.62 SB

Mixed

Event	First		Second		Third
4 × 400 m[71]	Czech Republic	3:12.34 CR	Poland	3:12.87 SB	Belgium	3:12.97 SB

Women

Event	First		Second		Third
100 m[72]	Ewa Swoboda  Poland	11.09 CR	Rani Rosius  Belgium	11.20 =PB	N'Ketia Seedo  Netherlands	11.24
200 m[73]	Lieke Klaver  Netherlands	22.46 PB	Bianca Williams  Great Britain	22.75 SB	Polyniki Emmanouilidou  Greece	22.85 PB
400 m[74]	Femke Bol  Netherlands	49.82 CR	Natalia Kaczmarek  Poland	50.34	Cynthia Bolingo  Belgium	50.95 SB
800 m[75]	Audrey Werro  Switzerland	1:59.95	Isabelle Boffey  Great Britain	2:00.39	Majtie Kolberg  Germany	2:00.72
1500 m[76]	Esther Guerrero  Spain	4:11.77	Martyna Galant  Poland	4:11.78	Hanna Klein  Germany	4:12.14
5000 m[77]	Nadia Battocletti  Italy	15:25.09	Hannah Nuttall  Great Britain	15:29.49	Águeda Marqués  Spain	15:31.04
3000 m steeplechase[78]	Alicja Konieczek  Poland	9:38.72	Flavie Renouard  France	9:40.40	Marta Serrano  Spain	9:41.86
100 m hurdles[79]	Pia Skrzyszowska  Poland	12.77 EU23L	Nadine Visser  Netherlands	12.81	Laeticia Bapté  France	12.82
400 m hurdles[80]	Carolina Krafzik  Germany	54.47 SB	Ayomide Folorunso  Italy	54.79 SB	Cathelijn Peeters  Netherlands	54.97
4 × 100 m[81]	Netherlands N'Ketia Seedo Lieke Klaver Jamile Samuel Tasa Jiya	42.61 EL	Poland Marika Popowicz-Drapała Monika Romaszko Magdalena Stefanowicz Ewa Swoboda	42.97 SB	Spain Carmen Marco Paula García Paula Sevilla Jaël Bestué	43.13 SB
High jump[82]	Nawal Meniker  France	1.92	Merel Maes  Belgium	1.92 =PB	Michaela Hrubá  Czech Republic	1.90 SB
Pole vault[83]	Wilma Murto  Finland	4.71	Angelica Moser  Switzerland	4.60	Amálie Švábíková  Czech Republic	4.60
Long jump[84]	Hilary Kpatcha  France	6.75	Larissa Iapichino  Italy	6.66	Fátima Diame  Spain	6.56
Triple jump[85]	Tuğba Danışmaz  Turkey	14.16 NR	Ottavia Cestonaro  Italy	14.09	Maja Åskag  Sweden	13.88
Shot put[86]	Auriol Dongmo  Portugal	19.07	Yemisi Ogunleye  Germany	18.85	Axelina Johansson  Sweden	18.32
Discus throw[87]	Kristin Pudenz  Germany	66.84 SB	Daisy Osakue  Italy	64.35	Melina Robert-Michon  France	64.21
Hammer throw[88]	Sara Fantini  Italy	73.26 =SB	Silja Kosonen  Finland	72.34	Malwina Kopron  Poland	71.18
Javelin throw[89]	Nikola Ogrodníková  Czech Republic	61.75 SB	Christin Hussong  Germany	60.05 SB	Bekah Walton  Great Britain	59.76 PB

Second Division

Participating countries

Second Division: Individual results

No medals are awarded within the individual matches of the Championship, but the following list summarises the podium placings in each match event. Full results can be found on the main article.

Men

Event	First		Second		Third
100 m[91]	Ján Volko  Slovakia	10.24 SB	Karl Erik Nazarov  Estonia	10.29	Anej Čurin Prapotnik  Slovenia	10.34
200 m[92]	Ján Volko  Slovakia	20.53 SB	Gediminas Truskauskas  Lithuania	20.60 SB	Oskars Grava  Latvia	20.87 PB
400 m[93]	Attila Molnár  Hungary	45.30	Oleksandr Pohorilko  Ukraine	45.31 PB	Mihai Sorin Dringo  Romania	45.76 SB
800 m[94]	Marino Bloudek  Croatia	1:47.11	Dániel Huller  Hungary	1:47.11	Oleh Myronets  Ukraine	1:47.86 PB
1500 m[95]	Elzan Bibić  Serbia	3:41.35	Charles Grethen  Luxembourg	3:41.76	Kristian Uldbjerg Hansen  Denmark	3:41.87
5000 m[96]	Elzan Bibić  Serbia	13:53.95 SB	Amine Khadiri  Cyprus	13:54.71 PB	Ivo Balabanov  Bulgaria	13:56.99 SB
3000 m steeplechase[97]	István Palkovits  Hungary	8:43.82	Ivo Balabanov  Bulgaria	8:47.69 SB	Jakob Dybdal Abrahamsen  Denmark	8:53.86
110 m hurdles[98]	Milan Trajkovic  Cyprus	13.38 SB	Bálint Szeles  Hungary	13.68	Alin Ionuț Anton  Romania	13.80
400 m hurdles[99]	Rasmus Mägi  Estonia	48.63 SB	Matic Ian Guček  Slovenia	49.48 EU23L	Matej Baluch  Slovakia	49.56 PB
4 × 100 m[100]	Ukraine	39.03 SB	Slovenia	39.29 SB	Hungary	39.67 SB
High jump[101]	Tihomir Ivanov  Bulgaria	2.24 SB	Slavko Stević  Serbia	2.24 PB	Oleh Doroshchuk  Ukraine	2.24
Pole vault[102]	Ivan Horvat  Croatia	5.40	Vladislav Malykhin  Ukraine	5.40	Eerik Haamer  Estonia	5.30 SB
Long jump[103]	Marko Čeko  Croatia	7.86 SB	Marius Vedeikis  Lithuania	7.80 =PB	Bozhidar Sarâboyukov  Bulgaria	7.78
Triple jump[104]	Vladyslav Shepeliev  Ukraine	16.67 EU23L	Daniel Ingi Egilsson  Iceland	15.82	Lâchezar Vâlchev  Bulgaria	15.57
Shot put[105]	Filip Mihaljevic  Croatia	21.33	Roman Kokoshko  Ukraine	20.46	Armin Sinančević  Serbia	20.42
Discus throw[106]	Kristjan Čeh  Slovenia	69.94 CR	Andrius Gudžius  Lithuania	64.94	Guðni Valur Guðnason  Iceland	63.34
Hammer throw[107]	Mykhaylo Kokhan  Ukraine	77.03 SB	Donát Varga  Hungary	73.75	Adam Kelly  Estonia	73.08 SB
Javelin throw[108]	Edis Matusevičius  Lithuania	84.22 SB	Artur Felfner  Ukraine	82.24 EU23L	Andrian Mardare  Moldova	80.16

Mixed

Event	First		Second		Third
4 × 400 m[109]	Slovenia	3:14.72 WL	Romania	3:14.83 SB	Ukraine	3:15.13 SB

Women

Event	First		Second		Third
100 m[110]	Patrizia van der Weken  Luxembourg	11.24	Olivia Fotopoulou  Cyprus	11.34 PB	Boglárka Takács  Hungary	11.36
200 m[111]	Olivia Fotopoulou  Cyprus	22.71 PB	Patrizia Van Der Weken  Luxembourg	23.19 NR	Alexa Sulyán  Hungary	23.25
400 m[112]	Andrea Miklós  Romania	50.67 PB	Modesta Morauskaitė  Lithuania	51.61 SB	Janka Molnár  Hungary	51.74 NU23R
800 m[113]	Natalia Krol  Ukraine	1:59.77 SB	Bianka Kéri  Hungary	1.59.80 PB	Gabriela Gajanová  Slovakia	1:59.92
1500 m[114]	Claudia Mihaela Bobocea  Romania	4:08.68	Vera Hoffmann  Luxembourg	4:08.78	Gabija Galvydytė  Lithuania	4:09.48 PB
5000 m[115]	Agate Caune  Latvia	15:15.21	Klara Lukan  Slovenia	15:33.39	Viktória Wagner-Gyürkés  Hungary	15:34.70
3000 m steeplechase[116]	Maruša Mišmaš-Zrimšek  Slovenia	9:23.41	Greta Karinauskaitė  Lithuania	9:28.48	Juliane Hvid  Denmark	9:36.98 PB
100 m hurdles[117]	Luca Kozák  Hungary	12.89 SB	Mette Graversgaard  Denmark	12.95	Natalia Christofi  Cyprus	13.05
400 m hurdles[118]	Viktoriya Tkachuk  Ukraine	55.87	Agata Zupin  Slovenia	56.58	Janka Molnár  Hungary	56.86
4 × 100 m[119]	Hungary	43.49 NR	Denmark	43.89 SB	Lithuania	44.06 SB
High jump[120]	Yaroslava Mahuchikh  Ukraine	1.97	Daniela Stanciu  Romania	1.94	Angelina Topić  Serbia	1.91
Pole vault[121]	Tina Šutej  Slovenia	4.70	Hanga Klekner  Hungary	4.45 =PB	Caroline Bonde Holm  Denmark	4.35
Long jump[122]	Milica Gardašević  Serbia	6.82	Alina Rotaru-Kottmann  Romania	6.63	Jogailė Petrokaitė  Lithuania	6.60 SB
Triple jump[123]	Maryna Bekh-Romanchuk  Ukraine	14.58	Rūta Kate Lasmane  Latvia	13.86	Alexandra Nacheva  Bulgaria	13.67 SB
Shot put[124]	Anita Márton  Hungary	17.74	Dimitriana Bezede  Moldova	17.27	Erna Sóley Gunnarsdóttir  Iceland	16.93
Discus throw[125]	Lisa Brix Petersen  Denmark	59.20	Ieva Zarankaitė  Lithuania	57.71	Marija Tolj  Croatia	57.06
Hammer throw[126]	Bianca Florentina Ghelber  Romania	72.97	Réka Gyurátz  Hungary	67.15	Katrine Koch Jacobsen  Denmark	67.10
Javelin throw[127]	Līna Mūze  Latvia	62.38	Gedly Tugi  Estonia	60.19 PB	Sara Kolak  Croatia	59.62 SB

Third Division

Participating countries

(*) Liechtenstein typically competes as part of the Athletic Association of Small States of Europe (AASSE) team, alongside athletes from Gibraltar and Monaco. However, no athletes from Gibraltar or Monaco participated.

Third Division: Individual results

No medals are awarded within the individual matches of the Championship, but the following list summarises the podium placings in each match event. Full results can be found on the main article.

Men

Event	First		Second		Third
100 m[128]	Markus Fuchs  Austria	10.36	Israel Olatunde  Ireland	10.37	Francesco Sansovini  San Marino	10.52
200 m[129]	Mark Smyth  Ireland	20.66	Mindia Endeladze  Georgia	20.98	Markus Fuchs  Austria	20.99
400 m[130]	Franko Burraj  Albania	46.30	Niklas Strohmayer-Dangl  Austria	46.64	Jack Raftery  Ireland	46.76
800 m[131]	Amel Tuka  Bosnia and Herzegovina	1:49.25	Pol Moya  Andorra	1:49.57	Rocco Zaman-Browne  Ireland	1:50.16
1500 m[132]	Raphael Pallitsch  Austria	3:42.52	Cathal Doyle  Ireland	3:43.36	Yervand Mkrtchyan  Armenia	3:44.11
5000 m[133]	Jordan Gusman  Malta	14:16.92	Andreas Vojta  Austria	14.17.02	Fearghal Curtin  Ireland	14:17.64
3000 m steeplechase[134]	Nahuel Carabaña  Andorra	8:48.79	Finley Daly  Ireland	8:51.14	Tobias Rattinger  Austria	8:53.59
110 m hurdles[135]	James Ezeonu  Ireland	14.31	Darko Pesic  Montenegro	14.75	Jan Mitsche  Austria	15.12
400 m hurdles[136]	Thomas Barr  Ireland	49.41	Leo Koehldorfer  Austria	50.70	Andrea Ercolani Volta  San Marino	52.19
4 × 100 m[137]	Ireland Israel Olatunde Mark Smyth Christopher Sibanda Joseph Ojewumbi	39.57	Israel Eden Sela Thomas Dubnov-Raz Aviv Koffler Blessing Akwasi Afrifah	39.66	Malta Beppe Grillo Graham Pellegrini Luke Bezzina Omar El Aida Chaffey	41.11
High jump[138]	David Cussen  Ireland	2.11	Lionel Afan Strasser  Austria	2.11	Samir Hodzic  Bosnia and Herzegovina	1.92
Pole vault[139]	Alexander Auer  Austria	5.10	Lev Skorish  Israel	4.90	Miquel Vilchez Vendrell  Andorra	4.75
Long jump[140]	Andreas Trajkovski  North Macedonia	7.73	Ishay Ifraimov  Israel	7.70	Muhamet Cangeli  Albania	7.36
Triple jump[141]	Levon Aghasyan  Armenia	16.36	Alexis Copello  Azerbaijan	15.91	Lasha Gulelauri  Georgia	15.91
Shot put[142]	Eric Favors  Ireland	20.28	Mesud Pezer  Bosnia and Herzegovina	20.25	Muhamet Ramadani  Kosovo	19.07
Discus throw[143]	Lukas Weisshaidinger  Austria	62.12	Danijel Furtula  Montenegro	57.60	Temuri Abulashvili  Georgia	54.98
Hammer throw[144]	Sean Mockler  Ireland	63.83	Goga Tchikhvaria  Georgia	62.81	Dorian Collaku  Albania	57.86
Javelin throw[145]	Dejan Mileusnic  Bosnia and Herzegovina	71.81	Matthias Lasch  Austria	65.24	Conor Cusack  Ireland	63.95

Mixed

Event	First		Second		Third
4 × 400 m[146]	Ireland	3:17.16 EL	Austria	3:22.46	Israel	3:27.57

Women

Event	First		Second		Third
100 m[147]	Magdalena Lindner  Austria	11.57	Alessandra Gasparelli  San Marino	11.65 NU23R	Lauren Roy  Ireland	11.82
200 m[148]	Susanne Gogl-Walli  Austria	23.09	Phil Healy  Ireland	23.79	Alessandra Gasparelli  San Marino	24.30 NR
400 m[149]	Sharlene Mawdsley  Ireland	51.55	Janet Richard  Malta	52.37 NR	Anna Mager  Austria	54.26
800 m[150]	Louise Shanahan  Ireland	2:03.39	Gina McNamara  Malta	2:04.41	Caroline Bredlinger  Austria	2:04.78
1500 m[151]	Sophie O'Sullivan  Ireland	4:27.96	Gina McNamara  Malta	4:28.28	Sivan Auerbach  Austria	4:29.11
5000 m[152]	Luiza Gega  Albania	15:32.39	Lonah Salpeter  Israel	15:36.07	Aoibhe Richardson  Ireland	16:45.02
3000 m steeplechase[153]	Luiza Gega  Albania	9:17.31 CR	Adva Cohen  Israel	9:47.52	Ava O'Connor  Ireland	10:18.10
100 m hurdles[154]	Sarah Lavin  Ireland	12.82	Karin Strametz  Austria	13.25	Linoy Levy  Israel	13.88
400 m hurdles[155]	Lena Pressler  Austria	57.02	Kelly McGrory  Ireland	58.08	Noah Levy  Israel	58.72
4 × 100 m[156]	Austria Karin Strametz Susanne Gogl-Walli Isabel Posche Magdalena Lindner	44.18 NR	Ireland Sarah Leahy Mollie O'Reilly Joan Healy Adayemi Talabi	44.80	Israel Nitzan Asas Ilana Dorfman Alina Drutman Hileni Mor	45.68
High jump[157]	Marija Vukovic  Montenegro	1.87	Sarah Lucic  Bosnia and Herzegovina	1.78	Sommer Lecky  Ireland	1.74
Pole vault[158]	Ellie McCartney  Ireland	4.20	Shanna Tureczec  Austria	3.60	Yarden Mantel  Israel	3.60
Long jump[159]	Ruby Millet  Ireland	6.33	Romi Tamir  Israel	6.07	Yana Sargsyan  Armenia	5.99
Triple jump[160]	Yekaterina Sariyeva  Azerbaijan	13.38	Yana Sargsyan  Armenia	13.06	Saragh Buggy  Ireland	13.01
Shot put[161]	Sopiko Shatirishvili  Georgia	15.86	Michaela Walsh  Ireland	15.26	Estel Valeanu  Israel	15.21
Discus throw[162]	Estel Valeanu  Israel	57.17	Djenebe Touré  Austria	53.12	Kristina Rakočević  Montenegro	51.87
Hammer throw[163]	Hanna Skydan  Azerbaijan	71.69	Nicola Tuthill  Ireland	67.85 NU23R	Bettina Weber  Austria	59.09
Javelin throw[164]	Victoria Hudson  Austria	60.27	Margaryta Dorozhon  Israel	47.23	Marija Bogavac  Montenegro	45.15