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WINTER EYOF – JACA, SPAIN 2007
18 – 24 Febreuary, 2007.

JACA 2007 in numbers

837
ATHLETES
4
DISCIPLINES
28
NATIONS
5
DAYS
88
MEDAL EVENTS

STORIES

Swiss snowboarder Yvonne Schütz excelled at the 2007 EYOF, medalling in all the girls’ snowboarding events. She secured gold in the girls’ individual giant slalom and added a bronze medal in the girls’ parallel slalom, showcasing her talent across disciplines.
German cross-country skier Tim Tscharnke triumphed in the 10km freestyle event with an impressive time of 24:21.60. He also played a crucial role in helping the German mixed 4x5km relay team earn a silver medal, demonstrating his versatility and contribution to the team effort.
Sonia Lafuente made history for Spain at the Winter EYOF by winning the nation’s first-ever figure skating medal. She delivered a stellar performance in the girls’ figure skating final, earning a total score of 107.42 points and marking a significant milestone for Spanish figure skating on the international stage.

MEDALS RANKING

bronze silver gold TOTAL
RUS 1 flag-RUS Russian Federation 4 3 4 11
GER 2 flag-GER Germany 3 3 3 9
AUT 3 flag-AUT Austria 2 3 3 8
NOR 4 flag-NOR Norway 2 2 2 6
BLR 5 flag-BLR Belarus 2 0 0 2
SLO 5 flag-SLO Slovenia 2 0 0 2
FRA 7 flag-FRA France 1 3 2 6
SUI 8 flag-SUI Switzerland 1 2 3 6
ITA 9 flag-ITA Italy 1 1 1 3
BUL 10 flag-BUL Bulgaria 1 0 0 1
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SPORTS

  • Alpine Skiing
  • Biathlon
  • Cross-Country Skiing
  • Figure Skating
  • Ice Hockey
  • Snowboarding

ABOUT JACA 2007

Baku, Azerbaijan, hosted the 2019 EYOF with over 3,900 athletes from 48 European countries participating in 10 sports, including gymnastics, volleyball, and tennis. One distinctive feature of this edition was the state-of-the-art sports facilities and infrastructure that showcased Azerbaijan’s commitment to hosting international sporting events. The event’s legacy aimed to promote sports development in the country by leaving behind top-notch facilities for future athletes, marking a significant investment in the nation’s sports landscape

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