The girls from England and the boys from Sweden (pictured above) won the prestigious team gold medals in the 30th European Youth Championships Friday at Tali Bowl in Helsinki, Finland.

The girls’ gold medal match went into overtime as Isabel Allen, Lorna Scott, Natasja Ailes and Mia Bewley of England tied the foursome from the host country, Elice Piksilä, Teea Mäkelä, Vilma Salo and Essi Pakarinen, 750-750.

England tied Finland in the first one-ball team roll-off, 38-38, and wrapped up the title with a 38-34 win in the second roll-off. The Finnish girls had to settle for the silver medal.

In the semi-finals, Finland topped Denise Blankenzee, Sharon Rietveld, Bianca Brommer and Beaudine Kriele of The Netherlands, 756-729, while England eliminated Sweden’s Hanna Engberg, Amanda Gadd, Ellen Ekholm and Mathilda Tidbeck, 755-723.

The Netherlands and Sweden each got a bronze medal.

In the boys’ finale, Emanuel Jonsson, Filip Thelander, William Svensson and Robin Skans of Sweden bowled their second big team game in the boys’ finals to defeat Finland’s Niko Oksanen, Pyry Puharinen, Jesse Ahokas and Lassi Aalto, 937-814.

It was the first gold medal for Sweden in the team event since 2013, when two-handed left-hander Jesper Svensson was on the team, who later became the first player to win five Professional Bowlers Association Tour titles by age 21. 2014 Team champion Finland earned the second consecutive silver medal after Reykjavik, Iceland, in 2016.

In their semi-final match against Roman Karlík, Alex Basala, Dávid Vilina and Tomáš Vrabec of Slovakia, the Finns advanced with an 889-832 win. The Swedes made quick work of Jonas H. Iversen, Niklas J. Sørensen, Mathias G. Ankerdal and Jeppe Jakobsen ousting the Danes with a huge 948-817 win.

Slovakia and Denmark shared the bronze medals.

The 19 boys’ teams and the 9 girls’ teams bowled six games preliminaries, three games on Thursday and three games on Friday, to cut to the top 4 teams who advanced to the medal round. No. 1 met No. 4 and No. 2 faced No. 3 in the semi-finals. The winner bowled for gold and silver and the losers shared the bronze medal.

The Finnish girls posted the highest three-games series on the first day (2439) and on the second day (2504) to lead the preliminaries and to earn the No. 1 seed for the medal round with 4943 total and an average of 205.96.

Piksilä led the team with 1295 and was followed by Mäkelä (1250), Salo (1206) and Pakarinen (1192). No other country averaged over 200 as a team.

Trailing the Finns by 165 pins was Sweden with 4778 (199.08), with England further 153 pins behind in third place with 4625 (192.71). The Dutch girls took the fourth and last spot to advance with 4616 (192.33). Fifth place Denmark was almost 300 pins off the pace for the medal round with 4339 (180.79).

Maria Koshel of Russia continued to lead in girls’ all-events (total pinfall in doubles, team and singles preliminaries) with 2502 or an average of 208.50 for 12 games. 15-year-old Hanna Engberg of Sweden leaped three spots into second place with 2461.

Denise Blankenzee from The Netherlands used a 1291 series to move from eighth to third place with 2448. Rounding out the top 5 were Teea Mäkelä in fourth place with 2405 and Elice Piksilä, who jumped from 24th to fifth place with 2393 after posting the field-best 1295 series in the team event.

The Finnish boys held a comfortable 196-pin lead after the first day (2686) and maintained that lead with a solid 2453 on day two to pace the 19 boys’ teams after the preliminaries with 5139 and a 214.13 average as a team.

Oksanen led the Finns with 1384, Puharinen added 1321, Ahokas had 1290 and Aalto contributed 1144. The Finns had five games between 892 and 807 and a high game of 913.

Sweden posted the highest second block of 2569 to narrow the gap to 80 pins and to maintain second place with 5059 (210.79). Slovakia overtook Denmark in the last game to secure third place with 4827 (201.13), while the Danes slipped to fourth place with 4814 (200.58) due to a very low game of 652. Norway was 40 pins behind in fifth place with 4774 (198.92).

Defending all-events champion Niko Oksanen of Finland posted the highest individual six-game series for the second consecutive event to widen his lead in all-events to 168 pins with 2803 total and an average of 233.58 for twelve games.

His team mate in doubles, Jesse Ahokas remained in second place with 2635 (219.58), while Ronan van der Loo, Netherlands, jumped from 12th to third place with 2616 (218.00) thanks to a 1355 series in the team event.

Trailing the Dutch by 31 pins is the third Finn in the top 4, Pyry Puharinen, who sits in fourth place with 2585 (215.42). Rounding out the top 5 is Filip Thelander with 2552 (212.67).

Action shifts to boys’ singles competition on Friday. The 94 boys from 28 countries will be split into two squads which will start the six-game preliminaries at 9 a.m. and 1.15 p.m. Eastern European Summer Time. The semi-finals and the gold medal match will follow at 5.30 and 6 p.m. EEST. The singles preliminaries will also decide the medals in all-events and the 24 players, who will advance to match play masters on Easter Sunday.

The 30th European Youth Championships will be held from April 8-17, 2017 at Tali Bowl in Helsinki, Finland.

The Championships drew 146 players, 94 boys and 52 girls, from 28 member countries of the European Tenpin Bowling Federation (ETBF) – Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Israel, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Romania, Russia, Scotland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, Ukraine, and the host country Finland.

Up to four boys and four girls per country who must not be born before September 1, 1998 will bowl in separate divisions for gold, silver and bronze medals in five disciplines: Singles, Doubles and four-player Teams, All-Events and Masters.

The 2017 EYC will be played on a 41-foot lane conditioning pattern with 25.485 mL volume oil total.

Singles, Doubles and Team preliminaries feature six games with the top 4 advancing to the medal round. No. 1 bowls No. 4 and No. 2 takes on No. 3 in the semi-finals. The winners bowl for gold and silver while the losers share the bronze medal. All matches will be decided in one game.

The three players with highest 18-game total of the Singles, Doubles and Teams preliminaries earn the medals in All-Events. The top 24 in All-Events determine the Masters champion in single-elimination match play in best-of-three games format. Top 8 players receive a first-round bye.

Photos courtesy of Seija Lankinen.

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30th EYC 2017 – Girls Team Medal Round

Tali Bowl in Helsinki, Finland (April 13, 2017)

Championship Round:
1. England (Isabel Allen, Lorna Scott, Natasja Ailes, Mia Bewley), 1505 (2 games)
2. Finland (Elice Piksilä, Teea Mäkelä, Vilma Salo, Essi Pakarinen), 1506 (2 games)
3. Sweden (Hanna Engberg, Amanda Gadd, Ellen Ekholm, Mathilda Tidbeck), 723 (1 game)
(tie) Netherlands (Denise Blankenzee, Sharon Rietveld, Bianca Brommer, Beaudine Kriele), 729 (1 game)

Playoff Results:
Semifinal Match 1:
No. 1 Finland (Piksilä 224/Pakarinen 175/Salo 187/Mäkelä 170) def.
No 4 Netherlands (Brommer 161/Rietveld 210/Kriele 202/Blankenzee 156), 756-729
Semifinal Match 2:
No. 3 England (Scott 163/Allen 199/Ailes 208/Bewley 185) def.
No. 2 Sweden (Ekholm 165/Tidbeck 205/Gadd 168/Engberg 185), 755-723
Gold Medal Match:
England (Scott 202/Allen 184/Ailes 171/Bewley 193) def.
Finland (Piksilä 189/Pakarinen 224/Salo 158/Mäkelä 179), 38-34 in the second one-ball team roll-off after a 750-750 and 38-38 tie.

30th EYC 2017 – Boys Team Medal Round

Tali Bowl in Helsinki, Finland (April 13, 2017)

Championship Round:
1. Sweden (Emanuel Jonsson, Filip Thelander, William Svensson, Robin Skans), 1885 (2 games)
2. Finland (Niko Oksanen, Pyry Puharinen, Jesse Ahokas, Lassi Aalto), 1703 (2 games)
3. Slovakia (Roman Karlík, Alex Basala, Dávid Vilina, Tomáš Vrabec), 817 (1 game)
(tie) Denmark (Jonas H. Iversen, Niklas J. Sørensen, Mathias G. Ankerdal, Jeppe Jakobsen), 832 (1 game)

Playoff Results:
Semifinal Match 1:
No. 1 Finland (Puharinen 191/Aalto 257/Ahokas 207/Oksanen 234) def.
No. 4 Denmark (Sørensen 169/Jakobsen 226/Ankerdal 216/Iversen 221), 889-832
Semifinal Match 2:
No. 2 Sweden (Skans 231/Jonsson 249/Svensson 234/Thelander 234) def.
No. 3 Slovakia (Vilina 186/Basala 233/Vrabec 171/Karlík 227), 948-817
Gold Medal Match:
Sweden (Skans 196/Jonsson 229/Svensson 268/Thelander 244) def.
Finland (Puharinen 178/Aalto 212/Ahokas 172/Oksanen 252), 937-814.

30th EYC 2017 – Girls Team Preliminaries

Top 4 advance to the medal round.

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Finland	762	889	788	2439	798	879	827	2504	4943	205.96
	Elice Piksilä	171	223	185	579	246	245	225	716	1295	215.83
	Teea Mäkelä	201	257	201	659	194	189	208	591	1250	208.33
	Vilma Salo	201	232	224	657	161	201	187	549	1206	201.00
	Essi Pakarinen	189	177	178	544	197	244	207	648	1192	198.67
2.	Sweden	786	724	809	2319	875	810	774	2459	4778	199.08
	Hanna Engberg	266	191	216	673	243	207	156	606	1279	213.17
	Amanda Gadd	178	195	183	556	256	243	189	688	1244	207.33
	Ellen Ekholm	173	202	203	578	168	178	204	550	1128	188.00
	Mathilda Tidbeck	169	136	207	512	208	182	225	615	1127	187.83
3.	England	782	774	710	2266	735	925	699	2359	4625	192.71
	Isabel Allen	244	218	186	648	176	211	202	589	1237	206.17
	Lorna Scott	173	231	153	557	176	241	195	612	1169	194.83
	Natasja Ailes	181	159	161	501	222	258	153	633	1134	189.00
	Mia Bewley	184	166	210	560	161	215	149	525	1085	180.83
4.	Netherlands	710	717	742	2169	803	813	831	2447	4616	192.33
	Denise Blankenzee	208	172	207	587	239	243	222	704	1291	215.17
	Sharon Rietveld	175	179	158	512	186	223	232	641	1153	192.17
	Bianca Brommer	183	187	191	561	198	167	195	560	1121	186.83
	Beaudine Kriele	144	179	186	509	180	180	182	542	1051	175.17
5.	Denmark	801	715	640	2156	717	733	733	2183	4339	180.79
	Mika G. Guldbæk	216	187	152	555	193	203	161	557	1112	185.33
	Megan G. Dicay	192	179	149	520	183	183	210	576	1096	182.67
	Line B. Christiansen	184	155	201	540	179	166	204	549	1089	181.50
	Sofie K. Rasmussen	209	194	138	541	162	181	158	501	1042	173.67
6.	Russia	703	778	679	2160	677	783	656	2116	4276	178.17
	Maria Koshel	216	237	185	638	190	235	170	595	1233	205.50
	Anastasiia Fedorova	156	200	175	531	199	172	174	545	1076	179.33
	Maria Belinskaya	158	178	159	495	142	206	157	505	1000	166.67
	Daria Minenko	173	163	160	496	146	170	155	471	967	161.17
7.	Germany	646	673	649	1968	719	737	674	2130	4098	170.75
	Carolin Schulz	172	157	182	511	183	186	188	557	1068	178.00
	Tessa Solger	171	185	165	521	164	197	160	521	1042	173.67
	Alina Schmidt	152	191	152	495	181	192	154	527	1022	170.33
	Lisa‐Marie Felger	151	140	150	441	191	162	172	525	966	161.00
8.	Iceland	569	789	581	1939	639	684	710	2033	3972	165.50
	Elva Rós Hannesdóttir	171	213	149	533	177	191	153	521	1054	175.67
	Guðbjörg Harpa Sigurðardóttir	150	217	164	531	177	139	201	517	1048	174.67
	Helga Ósk Freysdóttir	115	202	137	454	137	179	178	494	948	158.00
	Málfríður Jóna Freysdóttir	133	157	131	421	148	175	178	501	922	153.67
9.	Ukraine	612	634	623	1869	714	629	672	2015	3884	161.83
	Daria Niechetova	177	172	188	537	223	147	193	563	1100	183.33
	Mariia Kucherenko	168	137	169	474	177	176	154	507	981	163.50
	Oleksandra Bezridna	107	177	151	435	143	162	181	486	921	153.50
	Diana Baltian	160	148	115	423	171	144	144	459	882	147.00

30th EYC 2017 – Boys Team Preliminaries

Top 4 advance to the medal round.

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Finland	892	913	881	2686	836	807	810	2453	5139	214.13
	Niko Oksanen	257	266	207	730	245	222	187	654	1384	230.67
	Pyry Puharinen	223	236	246	705	210	199	207	616	1321	220.17
	Jesse Ahokas	224	198	237	659	214	190	227	631	1290	215.00
	Lassi Aalto	188	213	191	592	167	196	189	552	1144	190.67
2.	Sweden	873	855	762	2490	916	813	840	2569	5059	210.79
	Emanuel Jonsson	172	237	203	612	237	237	235	709	1321	220.17
	Filip Thelander	237	211	180	628	254	217	179	650	1278	213.00
	William Svensson	218	213	218	649	188	189	247	624	1273	212.17
	Robin Skans	246	194	161	601	237	170	179	586	1187	197.83
3.	Slovakia	762	774	828	2364	907	768	788	2463	4827	201.13
	Roman Karlík	170	213	215	598	237	189	223	649	1247	207.83
	Alex Basala	206	197	201	604	278	195	156	629	1233	205.50
	Dávid Vilina	166	191	207	564	205	201	217	623	1187	197.83
	Tomáš Vrabec	220	173	205	598	187	183	192	562	1160	193.33
4.	Denmark	812	848	818	2478	896	788	652	2336	4814	200.58
	Jonas H. Iversen	237	234	190	661	253	224	146	623	1284	214.00
	Niklas J. Sørensen	216	233	202	651	205	181	173	559	1210	201.67
	Mathias G. Ankerdal	161	180	212	553	246	225	172	643	1196	199.33
	Jeppe Jakobsen	198	201	214	613	192	158	161	511	1124	187.33
5.	Norway	866	753	798	2417	782	788	787	2357	4774	198.92
	Jorgen Mathiesen	224	209	235	668	196	180	221	597	1265	210.83
	Alexander Beck	214	209	170	593	224	183	211	618	1211	201.83
	Håvar W Skog	233	148	222	603	180	186	197	563	1166	194.33
	Jonas Dammen	195	187	171	553	182	239	158	579	1132	188.67
6.	Netherlands	825	753	745	2323	834	820	794	2448	4771	198.79
	Ronan van der Loo	224	228	205	657	217	243	238	698	1355	225.83
	Bart van Beers	176	191	183	550	202	209	214	625	1175	195.83
	Mike Bergmann	224	182	181	587	189	195	191	575	1162	193.67
	Brent de Ruiter	201	152	176	529	226	173	151	550	1079	179.83
7.	France	788	712	890	2390	719	766	849	2334	4724	196.83
	Enzo Franco	212	227	219	658	169	215	234	618	1276	212.67
	Quentin Deroo	212	167	248	627	189	202	210	601	1228	204.67
	Maxime Dubois	186	183	200	569	173	172	201	546	1115	185.83
	Hugo Bonnefoy	178	135	223	536	188	177	204	569	1105	184.17
8.	Ukraine	818	779	823	2420	695	837	757	2289	4709	196.21
	Oleksandr Nechypaiev	145	237	207	589	151	278	214	643	1232	205.33
	Danil Pervukhin	244	166	194	604	226	198	201	625	1229	204.83
	Mykola Sielin	205	200	187	592	162	197	184	543	1135	189.17
	Yaroslav Pokutnii	224	176	235	635	156	164	158	478	1113	185.50
9.	Greece	720	828	762	2310	710	765	814	2289	4599	191.63
	Eleftherios Montsenigos	161	221	213	595	191	165	246	602	1197	199.50
	Nikolaos Moutesidis	170	204	209	583	177	198	235	610	1193	198.83
	Nikolaos Serelis	204	222	180	606	178	192	175	545	1151	191.83
	Alexis Stamatiou	185	181	160	526	164	210	158	532	1058	176.33
10.	Germany	716	808	785	2309	715	764	787	2266	4575	190.63
	Felix Hübner	194	165	223	582	173	215	236	624	1206	201.00
	Pascal Kempgens	159	198	185	542	199	178	222	599	1141	190.17
	Sidney Schroschk	173	222	212	607	160	184	169	513	1120	186.67
	Patrick Weichert	190	223	165	578	183	187	160	530	1108	184.67
11.	Belgium	744	677	767	2188	850	732	785	2367	4555	189.79
	Joppe Belmans	199	200	195	594	211	204	187	602	1196	199.33
	Darren Pellegroms	169	191	190	550	172	189	233	594	1144	190.67
	Gregory Leroy	201	148	193	542	240	169	175	584	1126	187.67
	Clement Bernard	175	138	189	502	227	170	190	587	1089	181.50
12.	Iceland	790	778	766	2334	705	794	685	2184	4518	188.25
	Jóhann Ársæll Atlason	224	158	267	649	176	205	214	595	1244	207.33
	Steindór Máni Björnsson	171	240	181	592	177	233	154	564	1156	192.67
	Ágúst Ingi Stefánsson	187	225	153	565	216	184	158	558	1123	187.17
	Ólafur Þór Ólafsson Hjaltalín	208	155	165	528	136	172	159	467	995	165.83
13.	England	671	750	804	2225	690	751	834	2275	4500	187.50
	Matthew Terry	163	222	216	601	185	213	184	582	1183	197.17
	Jake Edwards	203	172	196	571	171	174	237	582	1153	192.17
	Austin Taylor	146	179	160	485	201	187	212	600	1085	180.83
	Ki Leighfield	159	177	232	568	133	177	201	511	1079	179.83
14.	Russia	781	720	838	2339	733	745	664	2142	4481	186.71
	Alexey Stepin	213	222	223	658	185	205	181	571	1229	204.83
	Maksim Landau	199	174	213	586	156	185	184	525	1111	185.17
	Maksim Eremenko	197	158	214	569	223	166	152	541	1110	185.00
	Andrey Badin	172	166	188	526	169	189	147	505	1031	171.83
15.	Israel	724	812	710	2246	757	612	706	2075	4321	180.04
	Liav Yehene	215	194	181	590	246	140	163	549	1139	189.83
	Eyal Damari	180	202	180	562	145	191	210	546	1108	184.67
	liron l Ashkenazi	186	213	183	582	192	142	136	470	1052	175.33
	Liran Hayoun	143	203	166	512	174	139	197	510	1022	170.33
16.	Italy	754	769	782	2305	623	741	645	2009	4314	179.75
	Alessandro Rossi	175	211	197	583	177	213	180	570	1153	192.17
	Emanuele Camponesco	224	192	199	615	123	180	192	495	1110	185.00
	Giorgio Gragnaniello	171	175	212	558	163	209	124	496	1054	175.67
	Stefano Gaido	184	191	174	549	160	139	149	448	997	166.17
17.	Scotland	703	781	673	2157	712	707	729	2148	4305	179.38
	Chris Thomson Nairne	157	201	212	570	179	209	184	572	1142	190.33
	Martyn Jones	184	201	164	549	200	170	190	560	1109	184.83
	Connor Parry	195	168	153	516	159	173	197	529	1045	174.17
	Daniel Addison	167	211	144	522	174	155	158	487	1009	168.17
18.	Austria	641	734	746	2121	760	597	713	2070	4191	174.63
	Noah Emanuel Wilfinger	182	164	182	528	203	144	207	554	1082	180.33
	Nino Haselauer	170	195	177	542	206	121	180	507	1049	174.83
	Philipp Galler	151	161	203	515	181	184	157	522	1037	172.83
	René Höflich	138	214	184	536	170	148	169	487	1023	170.50
19.	Turkey	574	593	636	1803	674	659	540	1873	3676	153.17
	Mehmet Gokhan Bilgin	149	160	154	463	158	170	149	477	940	156.67
	Emre Inan Karahan	152	155	169	476	180	145	137	462	938	156.33
	Mustafa Kara	145	129	175	449	153	203	119	475	924	154.00
	Fatih Fidan	128	149	138	415	183	141	135	459	874	145.67

30th EYC 2017 – Girls All-Events after 12 of 18 games

Top three earn the medals in All-Events; top 24 advance to Masters match play, top 8 earn one bye

Pos	Player	Country	Games	Doubles	Team	Singles	Total	Ave.
1.	Maria Koshel	Russia	12	1269	1233		2502	208.50
2.	Hanna Engberg	Sweden	12	1182	1279		2461	205.08
3.	Denise Blankenzee	Netherlands	12	1157	1291		2448	204.00
4.	Teea Mäkelä	Finland	12	1155	1250		2405	200.42
5.	Elice Piksilä	Finland	12	1098	1295		2393	199.42
6.	Mathilda Tidbeck	Sweden	12	1252	1127		2379	198.25
7.	Sofia Hultstedt	Norway	12	1209	1170		2379	198.25
8.	Shinya Haest	Belgium	12	1147	1200		2347	195.58
9.	Jolien Thys	Belgium	12	1137	1196		2333	194.42
10.	Sara Xuereb	Malta	12	1160	1173		2333	194.42
11.	Amanda Gadd	Sweden	12	1064	1244		2308	192.33
12.	Essi Pakarinen	Finland	12	1103	1192		2295	191.25
13.	Isabel Allen	England	12	1057	1237		2294	191.17
14.	Lorna Scott	England	12	1114	1169		2283	190.25
15.	Natasja Ailes	England	12	1133	1134		2267	188.92
16.	Vilma Salo	Finland	12	1050	1206		2256	188.00
17.	Ellen Ekholm	Sweden	12	1117	1128		2245	187.08
18.	Megan G. Dicay	Denmark	12	1139	1096		2235	186.25
19.	Bianca Brommer	Netherlands	12	1105	1121		2226	185.50
20.	Mia Bewley	England	12	1128	1085		2213	184.42
21.	Carolin Schulz	Germany	12	1141	1068		2209	184.08
22.	Anna Petáková	Czech Republic	12	1124	1078		2202	183.50
23.	Line B. Christiansen	Denmark	12	1108	1089		2197	183.08
24.	Mika G. Guldbæk	Denmark	12	1085	1112		2197	183.08
25.	Megan Philip	Scotland	12	1177	1015		2192	182.67
26.	Sharon Rietveld	Netherlands	12	1037	1153		2190	182.50
27.	Helene J Johnsrud	Norway	12	1063	1109		2172	181.00
28.	Tessa Solger	Germany	12	1127	1042		2169	180.75
29.	Daria Minenko	Russia	12	1198	967		2165	180.42
30.	Anastasiia Fedorova	Russia	12	1088	1076		2164	180.33
31.	Daria Niechetova	Ukraine	12	1061	1100		2161	180.08
32.	Lucie Kubelková	Czech Republic	12	1034	1110		2144	178.67
33.	liron Gal Peled	Israel	12	1083	1055		2138	178.17
34.	Dora Soos	Romania	12	1060	1066		2126	177.17
35.	Natália Kráľová	Slovakia	12	1054	1062		2116	176.33
36.	Maria Belinskaya	Russia	12	1085	1000		2085	173.75
37.	Sofie K. Rasmussen	Denmark	12	1041	1042		2083	173.58
38.	Elva Rós Hannesdóttir	Iceland	12	1018	1054		2072	172.67
39.	Guðbjörg Harpa Sigurðardóttir	Iceland	12	1023	1048		2071	172.58
40.	Beaudine Kriele	Netherlands	12	1020	1051		2071	172.58
41.	Lisa‐Marie Felger	Germany	12	1105	966		2071	172.58
42.	Sarah Giwiser	Austria	12	1086	984		2070	172.50
43.	Alina Schmidt	Germany	12	1000	1022		2022	168.50
44.	Eilidh Groden	Scotland	12	1019	992		2011	167.58
45.	Mariia Kucherenko	Ukraine	12	1001	981		1982	165.17
46.	Helga Ósk Freysdóttir	Iceland	12	1029	948		1977	164.75
47.	Angelina Strobl	Austria	12	959	872		1831	152.58
48.	Michelle Übelher	Austria	12	920	879		1799	149.92
49.	Oleksandra Bezridna	Ukraine	12	835	921		1756	146.33
50.	Málfríður Jóna Freysdóttir	Iceland	12	796	922		1718	143.17
51.	Diana Baltian	Ukraine	12	753	882		1635	136.25
52.	Zsofia Verzar	Romania	12	678	588		1266	105.50

30th EYC 2017 – Boys All-Events after 12 of 18 games

Top three earn the medals in All-Events; top 24 advance to Masters match play, top 8 earn one bye

Pos	Player	Country	Games	Doubles	Team	Singles	Total	Ave.
1.	Niko Oksanen	Finland	12	1419	1384		2803	233.58
2.	Jesse Ahokas	Finland	12	1345	1290		2635	219.58
3.	Ronan van der Loo	Netherlands	12	1261	1355		2616	218.00
4.	Pyry Puharinen	Finland	12	1264	1321		2585	215.42
5.	Filip Thelander	Sweden	12	1274	1278		2552	212.67
6.	Jonas H. Iversen	Denmark	12	1259	1284		2543	211.92
7.	Oleksandr Nechypaiev	Ukraine	12	1298	1232		2530	210.83
8.	Jorgen Mathiesen	Norway	12	1252	1265		2517	209.75
9.	Quentin Deroo	France	12	1279	1228		2507	208.92
10.	Felix Hübner	Germany	12	1290	1206		2496	208.00
11.	Danil Pervukhin	Ukraine	12	1256	1229		2485	207.08
12.	Alex Basala	Slovakia	12	1249	1233		2482	206.83
13.	Jake Edwards	England	12	1320	1153		2473	206.08
14.	Emanuel Jonsson	Sweden	12	1148	1321		2469	205.75
15.	Roman Karlík	Slovakia	12	1214	1247		2461	205.08
16.	Enzo Franco	France	12	1181	1276		2457	204.75
17.	Alejandro Garcia	Spain	12	1259	1182		2441	203.42
18.	Ziga Zalar	Slovenia	12	1193	1245		2438	203.17
19.	Alexey Stepin	Russia	12	1199	1229		2428	202.33
20.	Jonas Dammen	Norway	12	1292	1132		2424	202.00
21.	Jóhann Ársæll Atlason	Iceland	12	1178	1244		2422	201.83
22.	William Svensson	Sweden	12	1139	1273		2412	201.00
23.	Mike Bergmann	Netherlands	12	1249	1162		2411	200.92
24.	Bart van Beers	Netherlands	12	1225	1175		2400	200.00
25.	Mathias G. Ankerdal	Denmark	12	1198	1196		2394	199.50
26.	Niklas J. Sørensen	Denmark	12	1181	1210		2391	199.25
27.	Tim Cerkvenik Muzafirovic	Slovenia	12	1168	1210		2378	198.17
28.	Jan Tříska	Czech Republic	12	1147	1231		2378	198.17
29.	Ki Leighfield	England	12	1284	1079		2363	196.92
30.	Håvar W Skog	Norway	12	1194	1166		2360	196.67
31.	Brent de Ruiter	Netherlands	12	1281	1079		2360	196.67
32.	Hugo Bonnefoy	France	12	1242	1105		2347	195.58
33.	Liav Yehene	Israel	12	1199	1139		2338	194.83
34.	Robin Skans	Sweden	12	1145	1187		2332	194.33
35.	Maxime Dubois	France	12	1216	1115		2331	194.25
36.	Mykola Sielin	Ukraine	12	1195	1135		2330	194.17
37.	Alexander Beck	Norway	12	1118	1211		2329	194.08
38.	Carl Kinnunen	Estonia	12	1134	1194		2328	194.00
39.	Maksim Landau	Russia	12	1214	1111		2325	193.75
40.	Joppe Belmans	Belgium	12	1117	1196		2313	192.75
41.	Artemijs Hudjakovs	Latvia	12	1141	1170		2311	192.58
42.	Matthew Terry	England	12	1127	1183		2310	192.50
43.	Nikolaos Serelis	Greece	12	1157	1151		2308	192.33
44.	Sidney Schroschk	Germany	12	1183	1120		2303	191.92
45.	Tomáš Vrabec	Slovakia	12	1136	1160		2296	191.33
46.	Lassi Aalto	Finland	12	1142	1144		2286	190.50
47.	Alessandro Rossi	Italy	12	1130	1153		2283	190.25
48.	Nikolaos Moutesidis	Greece	12	1086	1193		2279	189.92
49.	Emanuele Camponesco	Italy	12	1167	1110		2277	189.75
50.	Steindór Máni Björnsson	Iceland	12	1120	1156		2276	189.67
51.	Dávid Vilina	Slovakia	12	1086	1187		2273	189.42
52.	Sven Fekeža	Croatia	12	1161	1112		2273	189.42
53.	Rokas Rudžinskas	Lithuania	12	1085	1177		2262	188.50
54.	Jeppe Jakobsen	Denmark	12	1128	1124		2252	187.67
55.	Darren Pellegroms	Belgium	12	1103	1144		2247	187.25
56.	Marin Vedriš	Croatia	12	1212	1033		2245	187.08
57.	Pascal Kempgens	Germany	12	1098	1141		2239	186.58
58.	Gregory Leroy	Belgium	12	1112	1126		2238	186.50
59.	Yaroslav Pokutnii	Ukraine	12	1111	1113		2224	185.33
60.	Ágúst Ingi Stefánsson	Iceland	12	1094	1123		2217	184.75
61.	Chris Thomson Nairne	Scotland	12	1073	1142		2215	184.58
62.	Matthew Magro	Malta	12	1123	1091		2214	184.50
63.	Martyn Jones	Scotland	12	1102	1109		2211	184.25
64.	Eleftherios Montsenigos	Greece	12	1007	1197		2204	183.67
65.	Borja Sanchis	Spain	12	1093	1102		2195	182.92
66.	Austin Taylor	England	12	1109	1085		2194	182.83
67.	Domantas Čepulis	Lithuania	12	1140	1050		2190	182.50
68.	Eyal Damari	Israel	12	1078	1108		2186	182.17
69.	Patrick Weichert	Germany	12	1070	1108		2178	181.50
70.	Laurynas Narušis	Lithuania	12	1095	1063		2158	179.83
71.	Noah Emanuel Wilfinger	Austria	12	1066	1082		2148	179.00
72.	Maksim Eremenko	Russia	12	1026	1110		2136	178.00
73.	Andrey Badin	Russia	12	1098	1031		2129	177.42
74.	Ólafur Þór Ólafsson Hjaltalín	Iceland	12	1120	995		2115	176.25
75.	Clement Bernard	Belgium	12	1018	1089		2107	175.58
76.	René Höflich	Austria	12	1078	1023		2101	175.08
77.	Edward Xuereb	Malta	12	1028	1056		2084	173.67
78.	Daniel Addison	Scotland	12	1068	1009		2077	173.08
79.	liron l Ashkenazi	Israel	12	1016	1052		2068	172.33
80.	Philipp Galler	Austria	12	1013	1037		2050	170.83
81.	Connor Parry	Scotland	12	970	1045		2015	167.92
82.	Alexis Stamatiou	Greece	12	956	1058		2014	167.83
83.	Nino Haselauer	Austria	12	955	1049		2004	167.00
84.	Liran Hayoun	Israel	12	975	1022		1997	166.42
85.	Patrik Pechar	Czech Republic	12	1013	968		1981	165.08
86.	Giorgio Gragnaniello	Italy	12	906	1054		1960	163.33
87.	Stefano Gaido	Italy	12	961	997		1958	163.17
88.	Cezar Feliu	Romania	12	930	1014		1944	162.00
89.	Jeno-Roland Suciu	Romania	12	895	1025		1920	160.00
90.	Mehmet Gokhan Bilgin	Turkey	12	952	940		1892	157.67
91.	Mustafa Kara	Turkey	12	964	924		1888	157.33
92.	Emre Inan Karahan	Turkey	12	929	938		1867	155.58
93.	Fatih Fidan	Turkey	12	956	874		1830	152.50
94.	Tamas Verzar	Romania	12	832	903		1735	144.58