Swedish boys, German girls start 29th EYC with victory in Doubles

22 March, 2016

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Sweden’s William Svensson and Robert Lindberg and Germany’s Bettina Burghard and Lea Degenhardt started the 29th European Youth Championships with victory in Doubles Tuesday in Reykjavik, Iceland.

The top-seeded Swedes (pictured above) posted a huge game to fly past Tomás Vrabec and Roman Karlík (right, l-r) of Slovakia in the boys’ finale, 506-384. Svensson (right) led the duo with 273 and Lindberg contributed 233 to earn the first gold medal of the Championships. The Slovakians earned the silver medal.

Svensson had 1267 in the six-game preliminaries and Lindberg, who was second in the 2015 EYC Doubles, added the field-best 1396 series to lead the 41 boys’ doubles with 2629 and an average of 219.08 en route to earn the No. 1 seed for the medal round.

They met No. 4 seed Ville Rajala and defending Doubles champion Niko Oksanen (left, l-r) in the semifinals and eliminated the Finns, 459-385. In the other semifinal match, second-seeded Mike Bergmann and Yorick van Deutekom (right, r-l) fell to Vrabec and Karlík, 443-405.

Finland and Netherlands shared the bronze medal.

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On the girls’ side, Lea Degenhardt and Bettina Burghard (pictured above, l-r, with coach Jimmy Hartmann, totaled 2405 pins in the preliminaries, an average of 200.42, to beat out Russia’s Varvara Gryaznova and Ksenia Apanyakina for the last place to advance to the medal round by just one pin.

The Germans then edged Sweden’s Alida Molander and Cajsa Wegner (right, r-l), who averaged 223.92 to earn the No. 1 seed, in the semifinals, 450-441, to book their spot in the finals.

In the other match, England’s Katie Tagg, who had the highest series in the preliminaries of all bowlers, boys and girls, with 1417 (236.17) and Mia Bewley easily defeated Sarah Essouffi and Amélie Keloganian (below right, l-r) of France, 473-356.

In the title match, Degenhardt and Burghard trailed by some 40 pins in the seventh frame but Tagg and Bewley (left, l-r) showed nerves and the match came down to the wire. The Germans doubled in the 10th frame to claim the gold medal, 447-434. England took the silver medal and Sweden and France got bronze.

Action shifts to the boys and girls team event on Wednesday (first block of three games) and Thursday (second block). The top 4 teams will advance to the medal round starting Thursday after the conclusion of the preliminaries.

The 29th European Youth Championships will be held from March 18-27, 2016 at Keiluhöllin, Egilshöll bowling center in Reykjavik, Iceland.

The Championships drew 137 players, 84 boys and 53 girls, from 25 member countries of the European Tenpin Bowling Federation (ETBF) – Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Israel, Italy, Lithuania, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Russia, Scotland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, Turkey, Ukraine, and the host country Iceland.

Up to four boys and four girls per country who must not be born before September 1, 1997 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 2016 EYC will be played on a 39-foot lane conditioning pattern with 24.52 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 Olga Bulanova.

Championship Round:
1. Sweden (William Svensson/Robert Lindberg)
2. Slovakia (Tomás Vrabec/Roman Karlík)
3. Netherlands (Mike Bergmann/Yorick van Deutekom) and Finland (Ville Rajala/Niko Oksanen)

Playoff Results:
Semifinal Match 1: No 1 Sweden (Svensson 212/Lindberg 247) def.
No. 4 Finland (Rajala 173/Oksanen 212), 459-385
Semifinal Match 2: No. 3 Slovakia (Vrabec 227/Karlík 216) def.
No. 2 Netherlands (Van Deutekom 202/Bergmann 203), 443-405
Championship: Sweden (Svensson 273/Lindberg 233) def.
Slovakia (Vrabec 183/Karlík 201), 506-384.

29th EYC – Girls Doubles Medal Round

Championship Round:
1. Germany (Bettina Burghard/Lea Degenhardt)
2. England (Katie Tagg/Mia Bewley)
3. Sweden (Alida Molander/Cajsa Wegner) and France (Sarah Essouffi/Amélie Keloganian)

Playoff Results:
Semifinal Match 1: No. 4 Germany (Degenhardt 238/Burghard 212) def.
No 1 Sweden (Wegner 217/Molander 224), 450-441
Semifinal Match 2: No. 2 England (Tagg 232/Bewley 241) def.
No. 3 France (Keloganian 208/Essouffi 148), 473-356
Championship: Germany (Degenhardt 213/Burghard 234) def.
England (Tagg 176/Bewley 258), 447-434.

29th EYC – Boys Doubles Preliminaries

Top 4 advance to the medal round.

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Sweden	429	511	434	1374	387	461	441	1289	2663	221.92
	William Svensson	194	278	178	650	179	225	213	617	1267	211.17
	Robert Lindberg	235	233	256	724	208	236	228	672	1396	232.67
2.	Netherlands	433	417	443	1293	505	439	392	1336	2629	219.08
	Mike Bergmann	221	191	278	690	263	192	197	652	1342	223.67
	Yorick van Deutekom	212	226	165	603	242	247	195	684	1287	214.50
3.	Slovakia	349	392	462	1203	511	482	380	1373	2576	214.67
	Tomás Vrabec	169	209	225	603	242	256	208	706	1309	218.17
	Roman Karlík	180	183	237	600	269	226	172	667	1267	211.17
4.	Finland	451	400	460	1311	371	431	422	1224	2535	211.25
	Ville Rajala	215	188	205	608	214	217	174	605	1213	202.17
	Niko Oksanen	236	212	255	703	157	214	248	619	1322	220.33
5.	Slovenia	399	446	397	1242	469	439	376	1284	2526	210.50
	Ziga Zalar	192	227	189	608	189	196	215	600	1208	201.33
	Tim Cerkvenik	207	219	208	634	280	243	161	684	1318	219.67
6.	Sweden	480	411	394	1285	375	471	393	1239	2524	210.33
	Emil Holmberg	223	223	204	650	173	226	189	588	1238	206.33
	Filip Thelander	257	188	190	635	202	245	204	651	1286	214.33
7.	England	454	414	490	1358	469	368	299	1136	2494	207.83
	Jake Edwards	223	201	236	660	244	185	149	578	1238	206.33
	Dominic Bond	231	213	254	698	225	183	150	558	1256	209.33
8.	Norway	379	448	446	1273	388	396	432	1216	2489	207.42
	Brian Kjær	222	243	235	700	175	195	268	638	1338	223.00
	Jens Mathiesen	157	205	211	573	213	201	164	578	1151	191.83
9.	France	400	342	417	1159	421	431	469	1321	2480	206.67
	Maxime Dubois	212	182	232	626	224	215	243	682	1308	218.00
	Quentin Deroo	188	160	185	533	197	216	226	639	1172	195.33
10.	Slovenia	418	324	405	1147	458	419	454	1331	2478	206.50
	Rok Kostric	213	155	214	582	225	204	232	661	1243	207.17
	Aleksander Kostric	205	169	191	565	233	215	222	670	1235	205.83
11.	Norway	441	379	422	1242	364	438	431	1233	2475	206.25
	Alexander Beck	172	185	198	555	172	267	209	648	1203	200.50
	Jonas Dammen	269	194	224	687	192	171	222	585	1272	212.00
12.	Czech Republic	440	440	400	1280	426	383	383	1192	2472	206.00
	Michal Janovsky	224	186	201	611	219	226	214	659	1270	211.67
	Tomas Plechata	216	254	199	669	207	157	169	533	1202	200.33
13.	Poland	445	379	410	1234	437	356	440	1233	2467	205.58
	Tomasz Lutowski	244	171	185	600	198	182	197	577	1177	196.17
	Michal Brachaniec	201	208	225	634	239	174	243	656	1290	215.00
14.	Denmark	348	457	390	1195	413	412	417	1242	2437	203.08
	Tim Stampe	160	223	199	582	182	166	193	541	1123	187.17
	Rasmus Bering	188	234	191	613	231	246	224	701	1314	219.00
15.	Russia	415	403	391	1209	403	411	369	1183	2392	199.33
	Igor Filippov	200	166	170	536	194	209	176	579	1115	185.83
	Vladimir Churilov	215	237	221	673	209	202	193	604	1277	212.83
16.	England	420	393	326	1139	394	398	433	1225	2364	197.00
	Jamie Gore	222	180	174	576	204	198	206	608	1184	197.33
	Jamie Elliott	198	213	152	563	190	200	227	617	1180	196.67
17.	Italy	445	406	360	1211	370	387	392	1149	2360	196.67
	Andrea Mangicotti	247	210	186	643	205	205	193	603	1246	207.67
	Allen Ranchez Ragasa	198	196	174	568	165	182	199	546	1114	185.67
18.	Russia	401	409	404	1214	444	360	342	1146	2360	196.67
	Dmitrii Boiko	177	177	192	546	167	187	164	518	1064	177.33
	Alexey Stepin	224	232	212	668	277	173	178	628	1296	216.00
19.	Czech Republic	329	352	435	1116	401	448	388	1237	2353	196.08
	Jan Triska	150	204	255	609	190	259	204	653	1262	210.33
	Jiri Beran	179	148	180	507	211	189	184	584	1091	181.83
20.	Belgium	405	401	395	1201	376	389	380	1145	2346	195.50
	Colin van Puyfelieck	223	196	202	621	160	187	165	512	1133	188.83
	Joppe Belmans	182	205	193	580	216	202	215	633	1213	202.17
21.	Israel	369	313	460	1142	406	421	370	1197	2339	194.92
	Ron Alhazov	191	179	205	575	278	202	164	644	1219	203.17
	Barak Efraty	178	134	255	567	128	219	206	553	1120	186.67
22.	Ukraine	405	361	416	1182	367	361	421	1149	2331	194.25
	Valentyn Kucherenko	225	181	219	625	173	203	188	564	1189	198.17
	Oleksandr Nechypaiev	180	180	197	557	194	158	233	585	1142	190.33
23.	Finland	418	343	411	1172	394	348	414	1156	2328	194.00
	Simon Susiluoto	234	175	180	589	167	153	179	499	1088	181.33
	Jesse Ahokas	184	168	231	583	227	195	235	657	1240	206.67
24.	Ukraine	376	450	348	1174	318	412	416	1146	2320	193.33
	Mykola Sielin	169	278	179	626	148	214	224	586	1212	202.00
	Illia Ostroverkh	207	172	169	548	170	198	192	560	1108	184.67
25.	Denmark	413	422	349	1184	398	370	366	1134	2318	193.17
	Martin Biltoft	174	222	163	559	187	199	166	552	1111	185.17
	Patrik Sörensen	239	200	186	625	211	171	200	582	1207	201.17
26.	Netherlands	465	437	351	1253	307	407	328	1042	2295	191.25
	Ronan van der Loo	215	201	156	572	141	195	164	500	1072	178.67
	Bart van Beers	250	236	195	681	166	212	164	542	1223	203.83
27.	Germany	371	406	410	1187	361	386	351	1098	2285	190.42
	Lukas Müller	190	180	230	600	169	166	204	539	1139	189.83
	Fabian Kloos	181	226	180	587	192	220	147	559	1146	191.00
28.	Iceland	373	373	375	1121	418	383	327	1128	2249	187.42
	Jóhann Ársæll Atlason	208	189	203	600	246	160	157	563	1163	193.83
	Ágúst Ingi Stefánsson	165	184	172	521	172	223	170	565	1086	181.00
29.	Germany	430	369	345	1144	316	352	426	1094	2238	186.50
	Pascal Kempgens	246	147	156	549	158	164	190	512	1061	176.83
	Nils Nuckel	184	222	189	595	158	188	236	582	1177	196.17
30.	Italy	348	385	339	1072	401	331	429	1161	2233	186.08
	Riccardo Ruggiero	174	179	154	507	171	150	177	498	1005	167.50
	Gianni Cusumano	174	206	185	565	230	181	252	663	1228	204.67
31.	Croatia	305	341	403	1049	363	389	390	1142	2191	182.58
	Sven Fekeza	126	170	213	509	208	170	232	610	1119	186.50
	Marin Vedris	179	171	190	540	155	219	158	532	1072	178.67
32.	Greece	458	338	338	1134	321	344	391	1056	2190	182.50
	Petros Kostis	252	181	148	581	162	190	178	530	1111	185.17
	Nikolaos Moutesidis	206	157	190	553	159	154	213	526	1079	179.83
33.	Scotland	379	345	360	1084	371	360	358	1089	2173	181.08
	Callum MacKenzie	183	159	185	527	180	202	157	539	1066	177.67
	Daniel Masters	196	186	175	557	191	158	201	550	1107	184.50
34.	Slovakia	344	335	368	1047	419	343	329	1091	2138	178.17
	Dávid Vilina	163	190	196	549	227	169	192	588	1137	189.50
	Alex Basala	181	145	172	498	192	174	137	503	1001	166.83
35.	Greece	380	350	335	1065	386	305	365	1056	2121	176.75
	Eleftherios Montsenigos	186	152	176	514	162	160	188	510	1024	170.67
	Nikolaos Serelis	194	198	159	551	224	145	177	546	1097	182.83
36.	Poland	334	376	290	1000	298	391	396	1085	2085	173.75
	Michal Niedziela	142	131	162	435	153	203	189	545	980	163.33
	Alexander Langner	192	245	128	565	145	188	207	540	1105	184.17
37.	Lithuania	340	369	390	1099	368	301	305	974	2073	172.75
	Rokas Rudzinskas	172	176	191	539	182	163	164	509	1048	174.67
	Domantas Cepulis	168	193	199	560	186	138	141	465	1025	170.83
38.	Turkey	378	305	326	1009	348	360	336	1044	2053	171.08
	Umut Díyar Gök	198	154	148	500	145	172	187	504	1004	167.33
	Emre Inan Karahan	180	151	178	509	203	188	149	540	1049	174.83
39.	Scotland	388	304	413	1105	366	309	266	941	2046	170.50
	Ryan Hart	189	151	224	564	200	182	129	511	1075	179.17
	Jack Kerr	199	153	189	541	166	127	137	430	971	161.83
40.	Iceland	295	326	339	960	301	312	373	986	1946	162.17
	Þorsteinn Hanning Kristinsson	130	158	146	434	173	135	179	487	921	153.50
	Jökull Byron Magnússon	165	168	193	526	128	177	194	499	1025	170.83
41.	Turkey	280	323	266	869	278	318	279	875	1744	145.33
	Berkay Bulca	134	157	117	408	153	152	155	460	868	144.67
	Fatíh Fídan	146	166	149	461	125	166	124	415	876	146.00

29th EYC – Girls Doubles Preliminaries

Top 4 advance to the medal round.

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Sweden	429	492	456	1377	458	429	423	1310	2687	223.92
	Alida Molander	207	225	191	623	228	233	200	661	1284	214.00
	Cajsa Wegner	222	267	265	754	230	196	223	649	1403	233.83
2.	England	441	417	415	1273	463	414	437	1314	2587	215.58
	Katie Tagg	251	234	234	719	266	200	232	698	1417	236.17
	Mia Bewley	190	183	181	554	197	214	205	616	1170	195.00
3.	France	351	428	424	1203	451	383	420	1254	2457	204.75
	Sarah Essouffi	156	213	211	580	226	148	216	590	1170	195.00
	Amélie Keloganian	195	215	213	623	225	235	204	664	1287	214.50
4.	Germany	368	398	392	1158	397	449	401	1247	2405	200.42
	Bettina Burghard	144	201	172	517	206	235	211	652	1169	194.83
	Lea Degenhardt	224	197	220	641	191	214	190	595	1236	206.00
5.	Russia	387	312	405	1104	389	454	457	1300	2404	200.33
	Varvara Gryaznova	165	153	185	503	180	219	231	630	1133	188.83
	Ksenia Apanyakina	222	159	220	601	209	235	226	670	1271	211.83
6.	Belgium	403	416	423	1242	341	390	413	1144	2386	198.83
	Inés Domac	212	203	207	622	138	172	215	525	1147	191.17
	Jolien Thys	191	213	216	620	203	218	198	619	1239	206.50
7.	Sweden	397	372	415	1184	385	363	450	1198	2382	198.50
	Madelene Gullberg	186	180	246	612	213	173	200	586	1198	199.67
	Amanda Nyman	211	192	169	572	172	190	250	612	1184	197.33
8.	France	372	347	468	1187	383	435	357	1175	2362	196.83
	Estelle Bain	171	164	243	578	180	245	200	625	1203	200.50
	Pauline Robin	201	183	225	609	203	190	157	550	1159	193.17
9.	Russia	380	369	361	1110	433	395	416	1244	2354	196.17
	Maria Bulanova	170	164	174	508	213	194	206	613	1121	186.83
	Maria Koshel	210	205	187	602	220	201	210	631	1233	205.50
10.	Netherlands	388	397	410	1195	352	394	391	1137	2332	194.33
	Dominique Beverdam	206	189	213	608	159	196	218	573	1181	196.83
	Denise Blankenzee	182	208	197	587	193	198	173	564	1151	191.83
11.	Denmark	432	344	409	1185	407	341	398	1146	2331	194.25
	Christine Hansen	188	142	214	544	194	161	197	552	1096	182.67
	Mika Guldbæk	244	202	195	641	213	180	201	594	1235	205.83
12.	England	383	389	349	1121	425	359	424	1208	2329	194.08
	Lorna Scott	207	225	197	629	182	168	223	573	1202	200.33
	Sophie Thompson	176	164	152	492	243	191	201	635	1127	187.83
13.	Finland	399	394	392	1185	425	367	348	1140	2325	193.75
	Teea Mäkelä	197	180	171	548	225	176	182	583	1131	188.50
	Vilma Salo	202	214	221	637	200	191	166	557	1194	199.00
14.	Denmark	404	369	397	1170	397	356	376	1129	2299	191.58
	Line Brandt Christiansen	209	169	205	583	207	178	171	556	1139	189.83
	Megan Gales Dicay	195	200	192	587	190	178	205	573	1160	193.33
15.	Slovakia	403	390	352	1145	385	386	373	1144	2289	190.75
	Kristína Koseková	184	179	149	512	151	153	182	486	998	166.33
	Kristína Sramková	219	211	203	633	234	233	191	658	1291	215.17
16.	Israel	351	380	366	1097	376	387	375	1138	2235	186.25
	Liron Peled	173	158	191	522	184	169	179	532	1054	175.67
	Shir Azulay	178	222	175	575	192	218	196	606	1181	196.83
17.	Germany	383	356	406	1145	411	391	286	1088	2233	186.08
	Gina-Maria Merkel	174	165	210	549	221	179	122	522	1071	178.50
	Lea Buchbauer	209	191	196	596	190	212	164	566	1162	193.67
18.	Czech Republic	370	390	365	1125	349	358	386	1093	2218	184.83
	Anna Petakova	174	176	182	532	170	174	187	531	1063	177.17
	Katerina Hejduckova	196	214	183	593	179	184	199	562	1155	192.50
19.	Finland	363	340	405	1108	364	410	295	1069	2177	181.42
	Senni Savikurki	158	203	222	583	169	201	148	518	1101	183.50
	Riikka Hakala	205	137	183	525	195	209	147	551	1076	179.33
20.	Netherlands	315	335	362	1012	376	350	307	1033	2045	170.42
	Anique van Ewijck	186	165	192	543	180	126	144	450	993	165.50
	Rianne van Zijp	129	170	170	469	196	224	163	583	1052	175.33
21.	Norway	375	254	335	964	335	306	386	1027	1991	165.92
	Julianne Wangsvik	164	145	158	467	154	115	172	441	908	151.33
	Sofia Hultstedt	211	109	177	497	181	191	214	586	1083	180.50
22.	Iceland	347	332	249	928	324	301	415	1040	1968	164.00
	Guðbjörg Harpa Sigurðardóttir	156	181	123	460	162	145	214	521	981	163.50
	Jóhanna Guðjónsdóttir	191	151	126	468	162	156	201	519	987	164.50
23.	Scotland	357	300	326	983	323	307	337	967	1950	162.50
	Alison Williamson	179	133	180	492	171	186	189	546	1038	173.00
	Bethany Wilkes	178	167	146	491	152	121	148	421	912	152.00
24.	Iceland	322	351	327	1000	310	294	308	912	1912	159.33
	Elva Rós Hannesdóttir	142	174	146	462	143	171	133	447	909	151.50
	Helga Ósk Freysdóttir	180	177	181	538	167	123	175	465	1003	167.17

29th EYC – Boys All-Events after 6 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.	Robert Lindberg	Sweden	6	1396			1396	232.67
2.	Mike Bergmann	Netherlands	6	1342			1342	223.67
3.	Brian Kjær	Norway	6	1338			1338	223.00
4.	Niko Oksanen	Finland	6	1322			1322	220.33
5.	Tim Cerkvenik	Slovenia	6	1318			1318	219.67
6.	Rasmus Bering	Denmark	6	1314			1314	219.00
7.	Tomás Vrabec	Slovakia	6	1309			1309	218.17
8.	Maxime Dubois	France	6	1308			1308	218.00
9.	Alexey Stepin	Russia	6	1296			1296	216.00
10.	Michal Brachaniec	Poland	6	1290			1290	215.00
11.	Yorick van Deutekom	Netherlands	6	1287			1287	214.50
12.	Filip Thelander	Sweden	6	1286			1286	214.33
13.	Vladimir Churilov	Russia	6	1277			1277	212.83
14.	Jonas Dammen	Norway	6	1272			1272	212.00
15.	Michal Janovsky	Czech Republic	6	1270			1270	211.67
16.	William Svensson	Sweden	6	1267			1267	211.17
17.	Roman Karlík	Slovakia	6	1267			1267	211.17
18.	Jan Triska	Czech Republic	6	1262			1262	210.33
19.	Dominic Bond	England	6	1256			1256	209.33
20.	Andrea Mangicotti	Italy	6	1246			1246	207.67
21.	Rok Kostric	Slovenia	6	1243			1243	207.17
22.	Jesse Ahokas	Finland	6	1240			1240	206.67
23.	Emil Holmberg	Sweden	6	1238			1238	206.33
24.	Jake Edwards	England	6	1238			1238	206.33
25.	Aleksander Kostric	Slovenia	6	1235			1235	205.83
26.	Gianni Cusumano	Italy	6	1228			1228	204.67
27.	Bart van Beers	Netherlands	6	1223			1223	203.83
28.	Ron Alhazov	Israel	6	1219			1219	203.17
29.	Joppe Belmans	Belgium	6	1213			1213	202.17
30.	Ville Rajala	Finland	6	1213			1213	202.17
31.	Mykola Sielin	Ukraine	6	1212			1212	202.00
32.	Ziga Zalar	Slovenia	6	1208			1208	201.33
33.	Patrik Sörensen	Denmark	6	1207			1207	201.17
34.	Alexander Beck	Norway	6	1203			1203	200.50
35.	Tomas Plechata	Czech Republic	6	1202			1202	200.33
36.	Valentyn Kucherenko	Ukraine	6	1189			1189	198.17
37.	Jamie Gore	England	6	1184			1184	197.33
38.	Jamie Elliott	England	6	1180			1180	196.67
39.	Nils Nuckel	Germany	6	1177			1177	196.17
40.	Tomasz Lutowski	Poland	6	1177			1177	196.17
41.	Carl Kinnunen	Estonia	6	1175			1175	195.83
42.	Quentin Deroo	France	6	1172			1172	195.33
43.	Liron Ashkenazi	Israel	6	1163			1163	193.83
44.	Jóhann Ársæll Atlason	Iceland	6	1163			1163	193.83
45.	Jens Mathiesen	Norway	6	1151			1151	191.83
46.	Fabian Kloos	Germany	6	1146			1146	191.00
47.	Oleksandr Nechypaiev	Ukraine	6	1142			1142	190.33
48.	Lukas Müller	Germany	6	1139			1139	189.83
49.	Dávid Vilina	Slovakia	6	1137			1137	189.50
50.	Colin van Puyfelieck	Belgium	6	1133			1133	188.83
51.	Tim Stampe	Denmark	6	1123			1123	187.17
52.	Barak Efraty	Israel	6	1120			1120	186.67
53.	Sven Fekeza	Croatia	6	1119			1119	186.50
54.	Igor Filippov	Russia	6	1115			1115	185.83
55.	Allen Ranchez Ragasa	Italy	6	1114			1114	185.67
56.	Petros Kostis	Greece	6	1111			1111	185.17
57.	Martin Biltoft	Denmark	6	1111			1111	185.17
58.	Illia Ostroverkh	Ukraine	6	1108			1108	184.67
59.	Daniel Masters	Scotland	6	1107			1107	184.50
60.	Alexander Langner	Poland	6	1105			1105	184.17
61.	Nikolaos Serelis	Greece	6	1097			1097	182.83
62.	Jiri Beran	Czech Republic	6	1091			1091	181.83
63.	Simon Susiluoto	Finland	6	1088			1088	181.33
64.	Ágúst Ingi Stefánsson	Iceland	6	1086			1086	181.00
65.	Nikolaos Moutesidis	Greece	6	1079			1079	179.83
66.	Ryan Hart	Scotland	6	1075			1075	179.17
67.	Ronan van der Loo	Netherlands	6	1072			1072	178.67
68.	Marin Vedris	Croatia	6	1072			1072	178.67
69.	Callum MacKenzie	Scotland	6	1066			1066	177.67
70.	Dmitrii Boiko	Russia	6	1064			1064	177.33
71.	Pascal Kempgens	Germany	6	1061			1061	176.83
72.	Emre Inan Karahan	Turkey	6	1049			1049	174.83
73.	Rokas Rudzinskas	Lithuania	6	1048			1048	174.67
74.	Jökull Byron Magnússon	Iceland	6	1025			1025	170.83
75.	Domantas Cepulis	Lithuania	6	1025			1025	170.83
76.	Eleftherios Montsenigos	Greece	6	1024			1024	170.67
77.	Riccardo Ruggiero	Italy	6	1005			1005	167.50
78.	Umut Díyar Gök	Turkey	6	1004			1004	167.33
79.	Alex Basala	Slovakia	6	1001			1001	166.83
80.	Michal Niedziela	Poland	6	980			980	163.33
81.	Jack Kerr	Scotland	6	971			971	161.83
82.	Þorsteinn Hanning Kristinsson	Iceland	6	921			921	153.50
83.	Fatíh Fídan	Turkey	6	876			876	146.00
84.	Berkay Bulca	Turkey	6	868			868	144.67

29th EYC – Girls All-Events after 6 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.	Katie Tagg	England	6	1417			1417	236.17
2.	Cajsa Wegner	Sweden	6	1403			1403	233.83
3.	Kristína Sramková	Slovakia	6	1291			1291	215.17
4.	Amélie Keloganian	France	6	1287			1287	214.50
5.	Alida Molander	Sweden	6	1284			1284	214.00
6.	Ksenia Apanyakina	Russia	6	1271			1271	211.83
7.	Jaqueline Witura	Austria	6	1254			1254	209.00
8.	Jolien Thys	Belgium	6	1239			1239	206.50
9.	Lea Degenhardt	Germany	6	1236			1236	206.00
10.	Mika Guldbæk	Denmark	6	1235			1235	205.83
11.	Maria Koshel	Russia	6	1233			1233	205.50
12.	Estelle Bain	France	6	1203			1203	200.50
13.	Lorna Scott	England	6	1202			1202	200.33
14.	Madelene Gullberg	Sweden	6	1198			1198	199.67
15.	Vilma Salo	Finland	6	1194			1194	199.00
16.	Amanda Nyman	Sweden	6	1184			1184	197.33
17.	Dominique Beverdam	Netherlands	6	1181			1181	196.83
18.	Shir Azulay	Israel	6	1181			1181	196.83
19.	Sarah Essouffi	France	6	1170			1170	195.00
20.	Mia Bewley	England	6	1170			1170	195.00
21.	Bettina Burghard	Germany	6	1169			1169	194.83
22.	Lea Buchbauer	Germany	6	1162			1162	193.67
23.	Megan Gales Dicay	Denmark	6	1160			1160	193.33
24.	Pauline Robin	France	6	1159			1159	193.17
25.	Katerina Hejduckova	Czech Republic	6	1155			1155	192.50
26.	Denise Blankenzee	Netherlands	6	1151			1151	191.83
27.	Lynne Fishler	Israel	6	1150			1150	191.67
28.	Inés Domac	Belgium	6	1147			1147	191.17
29.	Line Brandt Christiansen	Denmark	6	1139			1139	189.83
30.	Varvara Gryaznova	Russia	6	1133			1133	188.83
31.	Teea Mäkelä	Finland	6	1131			1131	188.50
32.	Sophie Thompson	England	6	1127			1127	187.83
33.	Maria Bulanova	Russia	6	1121			1121	186.83
34.	Senni Savikurki	Finland	6	1101			1101	183.50
35.	Christine Hansen	Denmark	6	1096			1096	182.67
36.	Sofia Hultstedt	Norway	6	1083			1083	180.50
37.	Riikka Hakala	Finland	6	1076			1076	179.33
38.	Gina-Maria Merkel	Germany	6	1071			1071	178.50
39.	Anna Petakova	Czech Republic	6	1063			1063	177.17
40.	Liron Peled	Israel	6	1054			1054	175.67
41.	Rianne van Zijp	Netherlands	6	1052			1052	175.33
42.	Alison Williamson	Scotland	6	1038			1038	173.00
43.	Helga Ósk Freysdóttir	Iceland	6	1003			1003	167.17
44.	Kristína Koseková	Slovakia	6	998			998	166.33
45.	Anique van Ewijck	Netherlands	6	993			993	165.50
46.	Jóhanna Guðjónsdóttir	Iceland	6	987			987	164.50
47.	Guðbjörg Harpa Sigurðardóttir	Iceland	6	981			981	163.50
48.	Livija Perminaite	Lithuania	6	981			981	163.50
49.	Mariya Kucherenko	Ukraine	6	975			975	162.50
50.	Natália Králová	Slovakia	6	958			958	159.67
51.	Bethany Wilkes	Scotland	6	912			912	152.00
52.	Elva Rós Hannesdóttir	Iceland	6	909			909	151.50
53.	Julianne Wangsvik	Norway	6	908			908	151.33