2022 European U17 Wrestling Championships

2022 European Cadets Wrestling Championships
Host city Bucharest, Romania
Dates13–19 June 2022
StadiumPolyvalent Hall
Champions
Freestyle Azerbaijan
Greco-Roman Azerbaijan
Women Ukraine

The 2022 European Cadets Wrestling Championships (U17) is the 24th edition of European Cadets Wrestling Championship of combined events, and takes place from June 13 to 19 in Bucharest, Romania.[1][2]

Competition schedule

All times are (UTC+3)

Date Time Event
13 June 11.30-15.00 Qualification rounds GR – 48-55-65-80-110 kg
18:00-19.30 Semi-finals: GR – 48-55-65-80-110 kg
14 June 11.30-14.30 Qualification rounds GR – 45-51-60-71-92 kg; Repechage GR – 48-55-65-80-110 kg
17.00-17.45 Semi-finals: GR – 45-51-60-71-92 kg
18.00-20.00 Finals GR – 48-55-65-80-110 kg
15 June 11.30-14.00 Qualification rounds WW – 43-49-57-65-73 kg; Repechage GR – 45-51-60-71-92 kg
17.00-17.45 Semi-finals: WW – 43-49-57-65-73 kg
18.00-20.00 Finals GR – 45-51-60-71-92 kg
16 June 11.30-14.00 Qualification rounds WW – 40-46-53-61-69 kg; Repechage WW – 43-49-57-65-73 kg
17.00-17.45 Semi-finals: WW – 40-46-53-61-69 kg
18.00-20.00 Finals WW – 43-49-57-65-73 kg
17 June 11.30-14.00 Qualification rounds FS – 48-55-65-80-110 kg; Repechage WW – 40-46-53-61-69 kg
17.00-17.45 Semi-finals: FS – 48-55-65-80-110 kg
18.00-20.00 Finals WW – 40-46-53-61-69 kg
18 June 11.30-14.00 Qualification rounds FS – 45-51-60-71-92 kg; Repechage FS – 48-55-65-80-110 kg
16.45-17.45 Semi-finals: FS – 45-51-60-71-92 kg
18.00-21.00 Finals FS – 48-55-65-80-110 kg
19 June 16.30-17.45 Repechage: FS – 45-51-60-71-92 kg
18.00-20.00 Finals: FS – 45-51-60-71-92 kg
21.00 Final banquet

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Romania)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Azerbaijan97420
2 Ukraine511218
3 Turkey47415
4 Hungary2428
5 Georgia23510
6 Romania*2114
7 Moldova2035
8 France1135
9 Bulgaria1113
10 Poland1102
11 Greece1023
12 Armenia02810
13 Italy0202
14 Germany0077
15 Croatia0022
16 Lithuania0011
 Netherlands0011
 Norway0011
 Serbia0011
Totals (19 entries)303058118

Team ranking

Rank Men's freestyle Men's Greco-Roman Women's freestyle
Team Points Team Points Team Points
1  Azerbaijan 210  Azerbaijan 175  Ukraine 180
2  Turkey 136  Georgia 109  Turkey 159
3  Georgia 118  Ukraine 109  Romania 106
4  Ukraine 108  Turkey 102  Germany 72
5  Armenia 94  Armenia 100  Azerbaijan 66
6  Moldova 83  Hungary 95  Poland 61
7  Germany 66  Romania 67  France 57
8  Hungary 60  Moldova 56  Hungary 53
9  Bulgaria 57  Greece 50  Italy 46
10  France 47  Bulgaria 45  Norway 41

Medal overview

Men's freestyle

Event Gold Silver Bronze
45 kg Sadig Huseynov
 Azerbaijan 		Nikoloz Botchorishvili
 Georgia 		Constantin Rusu
 Moldova
Arman Harutyunyan
 Armenia
48 kg Vasif Baghirov
 Azerbaijan 		Rassoul Galbouraev
 France 		Sasha Petrosyan
 Armenia
Rostislav Kuryliak
 Ukraine
51 kg Elman Aghayev
 Azerbaijan 		Narek Hakobyan
 Armenia 		Volodymyr Kornilov
 Ukraine
Mustafa Karabuga
 Turkey
55 kg Jamal Abbasov
 Azerbaijan 		Illia Shketyk
 Ukraine 		Artavazd Harutyunyan
 Armenia
Saba Gambashidze
 Georgia
60 kg Abdullah Toprak
 Turkey 		Agha Gasimov
 Azerbaijan 		Bohdan Oleksiienko
 Ukraine
Manuel Wagin
 Germany
65 kg Ilyas Isayev
 Azerbaijan 		Goga Otinashvili
 Georgia 		Fatih Acar
 Turkey
Narek Nikoghosyan
 Armenia
71 kg Kaloyan Atanasov
 Bulgaria 		Raul Caso
 Italy 		Nikoloz Maisuradze
 Georgia
Aghanazar Novruzov
 Azerbaijan
80 kg Alexandru Bors
 Moldova 		Péter Zsivnovszky
 Hungary 		Sandro Kurashvili
 Georgia
Shamistan Akhundov
 Azerbaijan
92 kg İbrahim Benekli
 Turkey 		Musza Arsunkaev
 Hungary 		Nika Pantsulaia
 Georgia
Yaroslav Lisniak
 Ukraine
110 kg Yusif Dursunov
 Azerbaijan 		Taha Yakup Temel
 Turkey 		Mikael Golling
 Germany
Levan Lagvilava
 France

Greco-Roman

Event Gold Silver Bronze
45 kg Yevhen Pokovba
 Ukraine 		Mózes Ádám László
 Hungary 		Samvel Khachatryan
 Armenia
Hüseyn Savadov
 Azerbaijan
48 kg Vakhtang Lolua
 Georgia 		Elvin Ibadov
 Azerbaijan 		Nikita Dementiev
 Ukraine
Levente Fige
 Hungary
51 kg Anri Khozrevanidze
 Georgia 		Vadat Gasimli
 Azerbaijan 		Aleks Margaryan
 Armenia
Maxim Sarmanov
 Moldova
55 kg Faraim Mustafayev
 Azerbaijan 		Hayk Lyudvigyan
 Armenia 		Saba Surmanidze
 Georgia
Halil Çınar
 Turkey
60 kg Mahammad Gasimzade
 Azerbaijan 		Avtandil Mamaladze
 Georgia 		Eimantas Andriuška
 Lithuania
Gaspar Terteryan
 Armenia
65 kg Arionas Kolitsopoulos
 Greece 		Seymur Gasimov
 Azerbaijan 		Vahe Hovhannisyan
 Armenia
Levente Levai
 Hungary
71 kg İbrahim Özdemir
 Turkey 		Davud Mammadov
 Azerbaijan 		Maksym Radyk
 Ukraine
Dimitar Rachev
 Bulgaria
80 kg Mihai Gutu
 Moldova 		Ismayil Rzayev
 Azerbaijan 		Yegor Yakushenko
 Ukraine
Branko Dukić
 Serbia
92 kg Gabriel Eduardo Stan
 Romania 		Sebastian Warchol
 Poland 		Roko Strika
 Croatia
Darius Kiefer
 Germany
110 kg Laszlo Darabos
 Hungary 		Cemal Yusuf Bakır
 Turkey 		Dimitris Thanos
 Greece
Dmytro Stryzhekozin
 Ukraine

Women's freestyle

Event Gold Silver Bronze
40 kg Yevheniia Druzenko
 Ukraine 		Yağmur Karabacak
 Turkey 		Bianca Iancau
 Romania
43 kg Anastasiia Polska
 Ukraine 		Elvina Karimzada
 Azerbaijan 		Josephine Wrensch
 Germany
46 kg Kornélia László
 Hungary 		Alexandra Voiculescu
 Romania 		Juliette Lescure
 France
Aysel Mammadzada
 Azerbaijan
49 kg Ruzanna Mammadova
 Azerbaijan 		Fabiana Rinella
 Italy 		Şevval Çayır
 Turkey
Anastasiia Zadvorna
 Ukraine
53 kg Mariia Yefremova
 Ukraine 		Sevim Akbaş
 Turkey 		Lina Nita
 Moldova
Lilya Yasmina Cohen
 France
57 kg Tuba Demir
 Turkey 		Gerda Terék
 Hungary 		Alina Filipovych
 Ukraine
Naemi Leistner
 Germany
61 kg Sabina Petrache
 Romania 		İlayda Cin
 Turkey 		Leonie Steigert
 Germany
Leah Melina Samsonsen
 Norway
65 kg Nicola Wasilewska
 Poland 		Duygu Gen
 Turkey 		Reka Julia Van Os
 Netherlands
Daria Konstantinova
 Ukraine
69 kg Nadiia Sokolovska
 Ukraine 		Ayşe Erkan
 Turkey 		Nikoleta Barmpa
 Greece
Veronika Vilk
 Croatia
73 kg Ambre Chevreau
 France 		Gabriela Maeva
 Bulgaria 		Mariia Zenkina
 Ukraine
Lotta Englich
 Germany

Participating nations

451 wrestlers from 33 countries:

  1.  Albania (1)
  2.  Armenia (19)
  3.  Austria (8)
  4.  Azerbaijan (26)
  5.  Bulgaria (29)
  6.  Croatia (9)
  7.  Czech Republic (8)
  8.  Spain (7)
  9.  Estonia (10)
  10.  Finland (5)
  11.  France (13)
  12.  Georgia (21)
  13.  Germany (24)
  14.  Greece (16)
  15.  Hungary (26)
  16.  Israel (3)
  17.  Italy (15)
  18.  Kosovo (2)
  19.  Latvia (6)
  20.  Lithuania (14)
  21.  Moldova (20)
  22.  North Macedonia (8)
  23.  Netherlands (2)
  24.  Norway (9)
  25.  Poland (25)
  26.  Romania (30)
  27.  Slovenia (1)
  28.  Serbia (9)
  29.  Switzerland (6)
  30.  Slovakia (9)
  31.  Sweden (9)
  32.  Turkey (30)
  33.  Ukraine (30)

References

  1. ^ "European Championships". United World Wrestling.
  2. ^ "2022 European Cadet Wrestling Championship". allsportdb.com.
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