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KRAKÓW-MAŁOPOLSKA 2023
POLAND | 21 JUNE –2 July, 2023

The Kraków-Małopolska 2023 European Games marked a significant event in the sporting world, featuring a diverse array of sports and athletes from across Europe. With almost 7,000 athletes participating in 29 sports, the games showcased exceptional talent and fierce competition. One unique aspect was the utilisation of innovative venues and technology, providing an immersive experience for both athletes and spectators, while also sustainably reusing and adapting existing venues across the beautiful city. Moreover, Krakow’s rich cultural heritage added a distinct flavour to the event, blending sportsmanship with a celebration of history and tradition. The games served as a platform not only for sporting excellence but also for promoting unity and camaraderie among European nations.

Kraków-Małopolska 2023 in numbers:

6857
ATHLETES
29
DISCIPLINES
48
NATIONS
10
DAYS
254
EVENTS

KRAKÓW-MAŁOPOLSKA 2023
POLAND | 21 JUNE –2 July, 2023

The Kraków-Małopolska 2023 European Games marked a significant event in the sporting world, featuring a diverse array of sports and athletes from across Europe. With almost 7,000 athletes participating in 29 sports, the games showcased exceptional talent and fierce competition. One unique aspect was the utilisation of innovative venues and technology, providing an immersive experience for both athletes and spectators, while also sustainably reusing and adapting existing venues across the beautiful city. Moreover, Krakow’s rich cultural heritage added a distinct flavour to the event, blending sportsmanship with a celebration of history and tradition. The games served as a platform not only for sporting excellence but also for promoting unity and camaraderie among European nations.

Kraków-Małopolska 2023 in numbers:

6857
ATHLETES
29
DISCIPLINES
48
NATIONS
10
DAYS
254
EVENTS

sports

Basket 3×3
Archery
Artistic Swimming
Athletics
Badminton
Beach Handball
Beach Soccer
Boxing
Breaking
Canoe Slalom
Canoe Sprint
Cycling BMX Freestyle
Cycling Mountain Bike
Diving
Fencing
Judo
Karate
Kickboxing
Modern Pentathlon
Muaythai
Padel
Rugby Sevens
Shooting
Ski Jumping
Sport Climbing
Table Tennis
Taekwondo
Teqball
Triathlon

the highlight

Padel made its debut at the Kraków-Małopolska 2023 European Games, marking the sport’s first appearance at a major multi-sport event under the European Olympic movement. The inclusion of padel highlighted its rapid growth in popularity across Europe and represented an important milestone in its international development.

The tournament crowned the first-ever European Games champions in men’s, women’s and mixed doubles, with Spain and Italy emerging as the most successful nations. The competition showcased the sport’s growing international profile and reinforced its ambitions for greater recognition within the global sporting landscape.

the highlight

Padel made its debut at the Kraków-Małopolska 2023 European Games, marking the sport’s first appearance at a major multi-sport event under the European Olympic movement. The inclusion of padel highlighted its rapid growth in popularity across Europe and represented an important milestone in its international development.

The tournament crowned the first-ever European Games champions in men’s, women’s and mixed doubles, with Spain and Italy emerging as the most successful nations. The competition showcased the sport’s growing international profile and reinforced its ambitions for greater recognition within the global sporting landscape.

In a thrilling display of athleticism, Amy Wall has become the first Irish kickboxer to sweep an European Games gold in the 60kg full contact. Her impeccable technique and unwavering determination captivated the audience, marking a significant moment in her career.
Ireland’s rugby team made headlines with their sensational victory in the European Games Rugby 7s final against Great Britain. With flawless skill and teamwork Ireland’s Men Sevens, secured their ticket to Paris, showcasing their mastery of the sport. This makes the 2024 Olympics the first time that Ireland’s Female and the Male rugby teams both participate.
British compound archer Elle Gibson breaks an eight-year-old world record in the women’s 72-arrow 50-metre qualifiers. Her perfect aim and unwavering confidence propelled her to a 715 score out of the 720 maximum, shattering the previous world record and solidifying her status as an archery sensation.

RESULTS