Skopje, North Macedonia, proudly hosted the Summer EYOF 2025, welcoming around 4000 young athletes from 50 European countries.
The event showcased 15 sports, with participants competing in disciplines such as athletics, swimming, basketball, cycling, and more. What made this edition stand out was its vibrant celebration of youth, culture, and unity through sport.
Skopje 2025 also placed strong emphasis on sustainability, integrating green initiatives such as waste reduction, eco-transport, and renewable energy use, making it one of the most environmentally conscious EYOF editions to date.
Skopje, North Macedonia, proudly hosted the Summer EYOF 2025, welcoming around 4000 young athletes from 50 European countries.
The event showcased 15 sports, with participants competing in disciplines such as athletics, swimming, basketball, cycling, and more. What made this edition stand out was its vibrant celebration of youth, culture, and unity through sport.
Skopje 2025 also placed strong emphasis on sustainability, integrating green initiatives such as waste reduction, eco-transport, and renewable energy use, making it one of the most environmentally conscious EYOF editions to date.
The young French gymnast Elena Colas dominated the competition by winning multiple gold medals, including the all-around title with an impressive score of 53.750, and also securing victories on uneven bars and balance beam.
Overall, with a total of five gold medals and one silver, Colas emerged as the most successful athlete of the festival, underlining her status as one of the most promising talents in European gymnastics.
The young French gymnast Elena Colas dominated the competition by winning multiple gold medals, including the all-around title with an impressive score of 53.750, and also securing victories on uneven bars and balance beam.
Overall, with a total of five gold medals and one silver, Colas emerged as the most successful athlete of the festival, underlining her status as one of the most promising talents in European gymnastics.