Ukraine leads the medal standings following the conclusion of the second day of the 3rd GAMMA European Championship in Loutraki on Thursday, April 30, when finals were held across all youth divisions—U10, U12, U14, U16, and U18—for both boys and girls.
Ukrainian athletes have secured the highest number of gold medals, with nine, placing them firmly at the top of the rankings. They have also added two silver and ten bronze medals, bringing their total to 21.
In terms of overall medal count, however, the Czech Republic leads with 27 medals. Despite this, it sits second in the standings with eight gold medals, along with ten silver and nine bronze.
Ireland holds third place in the table, having claimed seven gold, three silver, and six bronze medals, for a total of 16.
See the full medal standings HERE.
The second day of competition delivered thrilling action, with young athletes showcasing their talent on the tatami and signaling a bright future for European MMA.
See all medalists HERE.
Full results are available HERE.
The competition continues on Friday, May 1, with the schedule featuring the quarterfinal and semifinal bouts in the U21 and Senior categories.
The full schedule is available HERE.
Medals were awarded by: Rafiq Radinal, Head of the Organizing Committee, Calvin Legawa, GAMMA Treasurer, Carlo Di Blasi, GAMMA Vice President, Martin Skvara, GAMMA Vice President, Paolo Biotti, Head of the Ethics Committee, Eric La Roca President France federation & Funder GAMMA, Athanasios Barkas President of the Greek Federation of Mixed Martial Arts, GAMMA General Director Dr Nikos Stavropoulos and Mr Gianni Lonzi.
