2010 European Championships
Host cityTurkey Antalya, Turkey
Nations28
Athletes394
Events7
DatesMarch 6–13
Main venueDilek Sabancı Sport Hall

The 2010 European Wushu Championships were the 13th edition of the European Wushu Championships for adults and juniors, and were held at Dilek Sabancı Sport Hall in Antalya, Turkey between March 6–13, 2010. A total of 394 athletes from 28 countries participated at the championships.[1][2]

Competitions

Awards were given for seven events as following:[1]

  • International Wushu Federation
    • Taolu Competition Adults
    • Sanda Competition Adults
    • Taolu Competition Juniors (Category A)
    • Taolu Competition Cadets (Category B)
    • Taolu Competition Children (Category C)
  • European Wushu Federation
    • Sanda Competition Juniors age 17–18
    • Sanda Competition Juniors age 15–16

Nations

[3]

Medal table

Overall

  *   Host nation (Turkey)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Russia (RUS)801410104
2 Turkey (TUR)*15292266
3 Ukraine (UKR)8291249
4 Italy (ITA)76417
5 Netherlands (NED)5049
6 Bulgaria (BUL)3227
7 Romania (ROM)28919
8 Great Britain (GBR)2125
9 Armenia (ARM)201012
10 Israel (ISR)14510
11 Spain (ESP)1157
12 Czech Republic (CZE)1001
13 Belarus (BLR)05813
14 France (FRA)0426
 Poland (POL)0426
16 Sweden (SWE)0224
17 Germany (GER)0123
18 Lebanon (LBN)0101
19 Portugal (POR)0033
  Switzerland (SUI)0033
21 Belgium (BEL)0022
 Greece (GRE)0022
23 Azerbaijan (AZE)0011
 Hungary (HUN)0011
Totals (24 entries)127111113351

Medal summary (Adults)

Men's taolu

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Changquan Russia Vladimir Maksimov Ukraine Vladyslav Lyutenko United Kingdom Steven Coleman
Turkey Emrullah Gül
Daoshu Russia Vladimir Maksimov Ukraine Andrii Koval Israel Idan Shraer
Gunshu Russia Vladimir Maksimov Ukraine Andrii Koval Israel Idan Shraer
Jianshu Russia Igor Gulin Ukraine Oleksii Nosach Spain Adan Navarro
Qiangshu Russia Igor Gulin France Pierre Rouviere Spain Adan Navarro
Nanquan Russia Stanislav Galkin Ukraine Andrii Koval Russia Alexey Nazinkin
Nandao Italy Michele Giordano Russia Stanislav Galkin Russia Alexey Nazinkin
Nangun Russia Alexey Nazinkin Italy Michele Giordano Ukraine Stanislav Galkin
Taijiquan Netherlands Baoyao Fei Germany Sebastian Weber United Kingdom Dion Willis
Taijijian Netherlands Baoyao Fei Lebanon Avedis Seropian Germany Sebastian Weber
Duilian bare hands  Turkey
Murat Urhan
Hasan Hüseyin Yılmaz
Duilian weapons  Ukraine
Andrii Koval
Oleksii Nosach
Sergii Romaniuk		  France
Pierre Rouviere
Leo Benouaich		  Spain
Francois Favreau
Adan Navarro

[4]

Men's sanshou

Event Gold Silver Bronze
52 kg Turkey Hüseyin Dündar Russia Abakar Magomedov Armenia Rafik Harutyunyan
Romania Nocolae Arlond Enache
56 kg Russia Rustam Kakraev Turkey Ali Ay Armenia Karen Sahakyan
Romania Mihai Alexandru Paiu
60 kg Russia Kazbek Mamaev Sweden Nils Widlund Turkey İsmail İnce
Azerbaijan Rafael Terverdiyev
65 kg Russia Magomed Idrisov Ukraine Oleksandr Lunachevskyi Netherlands Jeffrey Manupassa
Turkey Ramazan Çiçek]
70 kg Russia Ismail Aliev France Jean-Luc Hamon Belarus Aliaksandr Kuzmenkou
Portugal Gonçalo Pinto]
75 kg Russia Dzhankhuvat Beletov Ukraine Rostyslav Kytun Belarus Andrei Dubanevich
Spain Francisco Sobradelo]
80 kg Russia Arslan Bektemirov Spain Miguel Velaz Belarus Andrei Kisialeu
Italy Giovanni Cuccureddu]
85 kg Russia Aliev Arsen Ukraine Leonid Ushkalov Hungary Sandor Major
Turkey Bilal Atille
90 kg Spain Alfonso Valcarcel Ukraine Taras Gorobets Greece Serop Atzemian
Russia Ilyas Mansurov
+90 kg Russia Temerland Alakalovl Turkey Yaşar Gülay Netherlands Leendert Jan Mulder
Switzerland Patrick Schmid

[5]

Women's taolu

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Changquan Russia Daria Tarasova Russia Julia Chernitsova Israel Natalya Gerevitz
Daoshu Russia Daria Tarasova Ukraine Alona Shkut Switzerland Lakkhana Bui
Gunshu Russia Daria Tarasova Ukraine Alona Shkut Russia Julia Chernitsova
Jianshu Russia Julia Chernitsova Ukraine Ganna Varlamova Italy Romina Quatela
Qiangshu Netherlands Fang Oei Ukraine Ganna Varlamova Italy Romina Quatela
Nanquan Russia Tatiana Ivshina Italy Maria Clarizia Portugal Margarida Santos
Nandao Russia Tatiana Ivshina
Nangun Russia Tatiana Ivshina Italy Maria Clarizia Portugal Margarida Santos
Taijiquan Netherlands Fang Oei Italy Arianna Romano Belgium Barbara Drieskens
Taijijian Netherlands Fang Oei Italy Arianna Romano Belgium Barbara Drieskens
Duilian bare hands  Italy
Antonia Di Biase
Maria Clarizia		  Turkey
Zülbiye Sebahat Demir
Gülistan Koşulan Kaçay
Duilian weapons  Ukraine
Alona Shkut
Ganna Varlamova		  Russia
Daria Tarasova
Svetlana Zhurkina

[4]

Women's sanshou

Event Gold Silver Bronze
48 kg Turkey Öznur Kızıl Romania Cristina Aurelia Toporaste
52 kg Czech Republic Eva Liskova Russia Natalya Markova France Sarah Belala
56 kg Russia Ekaterina Mukhortikova Turkey Lehize Hilal Benli Romania Clara Victoria Patrugan
Sweden Maria Olsson
60 kg Russia Ekaterina Balko Italy Stefania Baron Switzerland Priscilla Staubli
Turkey Gülşah Kıyak
65 kg Turkey Yeliz Fındık Russia Margarita Kalmykova Greece Eftychia Schismenou
France Valerie Domergue
75 kg Italy Antonia Di Biase Romania Laura Frangu

[5]

References

  1. 1 2 "13th European Wushu Championships" (PDF). European Wushu Federation. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2011-07-26. Retrieved 2011-01-10.
  2. ↑ "Dilek Sabancı Sports Awards". Sabancı Vakfı. Archived from the original on 2011-10-07. Retrieved 2011-01-10.
  3. ↑ "13th European Wushu Championship-Participating countries" (PDF). European Wushu Federation. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2011-07-26. Retrieved 2010-01-12.
  4. 1 2 "13th European Wushu Championship-Taolu Final Rrpoets" (PDF). European Wushu Federation. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2011-07-26. Retrieved 2011-01-12.
  5. 1 2 "13th European Wushu Championship-Sanda Knockout" (PDF). Eyropean Wushu Federation. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2011-07-26. Retrieved 2011-01-12.
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