The young Russian athletes showcased their judo abilities and talent, dominating the -81kg, -90kg, and +90kg categories. Mikhail Igolnikov, Sultan Abdullaev, and Ruslan Shakhbazov each took gold in their respective weight classes, highlighting Russia’s strength in judo.
Slovenian tennis player Viktória Kužmová elevated Slovenia to the top of the tennis medal table. She won gold in the girls’ singles category and, alongside her partner Tereza Mihalíková, secured another gold in the doubles, showcasing her exceptional talent and versatility.
Young British gymnast Nile Wilson delivered outstanding performances at EYOF 2013, winning gold in both the Pommel Horse and Still Rings. He also earned a silver medal in the All-Around event, demonstrating his remarkable skill and potential in gymnastics.
Utrecht, Netherlands, welcomed around 3143 athletes from 49 European countries for the 2013 EYOF. The event featured 9 sports, with athletes competing in disciplines like judo, cycling, tennis, and athletics. What marked this edition was the strong focus on sustainability and environmental consciousness. The organisers implemented various eco-friendly initiatives, promoting recycling, minimising waste, and using renewable energy sources throughout the event.