2023 European Poomsae Championships

The 2023 European Poomsae Taekwondo Championships, the 16th edition of the European Poomsae Championships, was held in Innsbruck, Austria, at the Olympiaworld venue from 24 to 26 November 2023.[1] Additionally, the 1st European Poomsae Para Taekwondo Championships were held alongside the Poomsae Championships, making both competitions a combined event.[2]

16th European Poomsae Taekwondo Championships
VenueOlympiaworld
LocationAustria Innsbruck
Dates24–26 November 2023
Competitors463
Champion
Spain Spain
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The event was organized by the European Taekwondo Union and sanctioned by World Taekwondo.[3]

Medal table

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  *   Host nation (Austria)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  Spain1271332
2  Germany88723
3  Turkey55212
4  Denmark51511
5  Great Britain23712
6  Italy1023
7  Portugal1012
8  France04610
9  Sweden0268
10  Finland0246
11  Austria*0112
12  Belgium0101
  Czech Republic0101
14  Netherlands0088
15  Ukraine0066
16  Norway0011
  Poland0011
  Serbia0011
Totals (18 entries)343571140

Medal summary: Recognized Poomsae

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual Cadets Matteo-Won Campana
  Germany
Tim Voillard
  France
Liam Sky Lumban
  Norway
Nicolas Achili
  Italy
Individual Juniors Zaw Torley
  Great Britain
Marco Garcia Martinez
  Spain
Mian Fromm
  Germany
Marco Palma
  Portugal
Individual under 30 Joël van der Weide
  Netherlands
Pierre-Malo Tranchant
  France
Carlos Rey Cuadrado
  Spain
Muhammed Emir Yilmaz
  Turkey
Individual under 40 Benjamin Harder
  Denmark
Ali Kemal Ustabas
  Turkey
Hyeon Wook Kang
  Italy
Murat Sarikus
  Turkey
Individual under 50 Ramon Lopez Bailon
  Spain
Ondrej Havlicek
  Czech Republic
Eric Albasini
  France
Christian Senft
  Germany
Individual under 60 Anh-Tuan Do
  Germany
Hans-Carsten Gauger
  Germany
Hans Brian Aakmann Christensen
  Denmark
Ji-Pyo Lim
  Sweden
Individual under 65 Jorn Andersen
  Denmark
Josef Chiu
  Sweden
Jose Manuel Marin Fernandez
  Spain
Manfred Stadtmüller
  Germany
Individual over 65 Jeong Cheol Kim Kim
  Spain
Ali Pourtaheri
  Great Britain
Guy Friess
  France
Leszek Wenecki
  Poland

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual Cadets Ksenia Alexandra Bongard
  Germany
Emma Au-Nguyen
  Denmark
Romane Soukhotine
  France
Robin Leewis
  Netherlands
Individual Juniors Annebell Tamayo Wittendorf Ibsen
  Denmark
Laura Alvarez Suarez
  Spain
Pia Hoffmann
  Germany
Ellen Eckerstrom
  Sweden
Individual under 30 Eva Sandersen
  Denmark
Seyda Nur Yavuz
  Turkey
Alicia Brännback
  Sweden
Anna Schneeberger
  Austria
Individual under 40 Franziska Schneegans
  Germany
Charlotte Pedersen
  Denmark
Núria Serra Fernández
  Spain
Katia Parroche
  Switzerland
Individual under 50 Vanesa Ortega Villodres
  Spain
Wenqi Li
  Great Britain
Johanna Nukari
  Croatia
Nicole Nielsen
  Denmark
Individual under 60 Heekyung Reimann
  Germany
Soo mi Jo Lee
  Spain
Niina Virtala
  Finland
Sybille Forca
  France
Individual under 65 Marina Riquelme Ballester
  Spain
Vera Moens
  Belgium
Leni Niedermayr
  Austria
Marina Malaffo
  Great Britain
Individual over 65 Eduarda Ferraz
  Portugal
Marie France David
  France
Jenny Furness
  Great Britain

Medal summary: Freestyle Poomsae

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual Male under 17 Muhammed Cagri Gulen
  Turkey
Wyatt Sommerfeld
  Germany
Roman Bilous
  Ukraine
Anton Sabin Rendo
  Spain
Individual Male over 17 Manuel Alejandro Paz Romer
  Spain
Aykut Tasgin
  Turkey
Jules Berger
  Germany
Andreas Bregnballe Sörensen
  Denmark

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual Female under 17 Beatrice Coradeschi
  Italy
Isabelle Lammers
  Sweden
Ecrin Yanit
  Turkey
Robin Leewis
  Netherlands
Individual Female over 17 Eva Sandersen
  Denmark
Leah Lawall
  Germany
Gulsena Karakuyulu
  Turkey
Valentina Arlotti
  Italy

Team competitions

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Pair under 17   Turkey   Italy   Spain
  Ukraine
Pair over 17   Italy   Turkey   Ukraine
  Spain
Mixed Team over 12   Italy
Valentina Arlotti
Alessia Bertagnin
Luca Ferella
Luca Matellini
Andrea Norbiato
  Germany
Jules Berger
Pia Hoffmann
Leah Lawall
Julius Müller
Ana Catalina Pohl
  Denmark
Johan Hogrefe Fredmar
Johan Diget Hollederer
Silje Anne Liborius Jensen
Silja damm Kjolbo
Andreas Bregnballe Sorensen
  Spain
Yaiza Velo Diaz
Rubén Galdo Maira
Ines Abuin Sanchez
Irea Abuin Sanchez
Pepe Soto Veira

Medal summary: Para Poomsae

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Senior I (A-class) P21 Bradley Brockies
  Great Britain
Ben Savage
  Great Britain
Viktor Frane Gliglo
  Croatia
Senior I (A-class) P22 Stefano Guglielmi
  Italy
Federico Fricano
  Italy
Senior I (A-class) P23 Renzo Caraccia
  Italy
Matteo Tosoni
  Italy
Bruno Zivkovic
  Croatia
Dusan Marisavljevic
  Serbia
Senior I (A-class) P32 Giovanni Sunseri
  Italy
Senior I (A-class) P33 Leon Bozo Skravan
  Croatia
Filip Cimas
  Croatia
Senior I (A-class) P34 Riccardo Zimmerman
  Italy
Senior I (B-class) P21 Mateo Skara
  Croatia
Thomas Mravec
  Slovakia
Senior I (B-class) P22 Roko Boduljak
  Croatia
Senior I (B-class) P31 Domagoj Vujcic
  Croatia
Senior I (B-class) P33 Peter Sopuch
  Hungary
Senior II (A-class) P21 Cianciotto Michele
  Italy
Mario Komorclec
  Croatia
Kelvin Lowe
  Great Britain
Senior II (A-class) P33 Arndt Mallepree
  Germany
Cristiano Sgarella
  Italy
Luigi Carlino
  Italy
Senior II (A-class) P51 Giuseppe Corasaniti
  Italy

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Senior I (A-class) P21 Summer Waheed
  Great Britain
Teodora Jovic
  Serbia
Melissa Engels
  Belgium
Senior I (A-class) P22 Daniela Topic
  Croatia
Gabrielle Toas
  Great Britain
Senior I (B-class) P21 Karla Lukac
  Croatia
Senior I (B-class) P31 Ivona Budiscak
  Croatia
Senior II (A-class) P23 Stefania Monaco
  Italy
Senior II (A-class) P21 Biserka Sambol
  Croatia
Senior II (A-class) P22 Tihana Preksavec
  Croatia
Senior II (A-class) P31 Senada Halilcevic
  Croatia
Senior II (A-class) P34 Lenka Simeckova
  Czech Republic
Senior II (B-class) P34 Jane Bedford
  Great Britain

References

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  1. ^ "European Poomsae Championships to return to Austria". www.insidethegames.biz. 2023-02-01. Retrieved 2024-06-30.
  2. ^ F, L. (2023-11-22). "2023 European Poomsae Championships and 1st European Poomsae Para Taekwondo Championships – Europe Taekwondo". Retrieved 2024-06-30.
  3. ^ "SET Online Taekwondo: 2023 European Poomsae Championships and 1st European Poomsae Para Taekwondo Championships". www.sportdata.org. Retrieved 2024-06-30.
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