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Cross Country – Medal History – Junior Women

No. Year Championship GOLD SILVER BRONZE 6th 1998 Trikala (GRE)         4.000 m: Russia O. Chmiguelskaia Romania T. Golyho Belarus K. Bahaliubstava  ...

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Basketball – Medal History – Women

No. Year Championship GOLD SILVER BRONZE 1st 1988 Velleurbanne (FRA) Sweden USSR France 2nd 1996 Krakow (POL) Sweden Lithuania Belarus 3rd 2000 Patra...

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Beach Volleyball – Medal History – Men

No. Year Championship GOLD SILVER BRONZE 1st 2005 Alanya (TUR) Ukraine 1 Ukraine 2 Russia 2 2nd 2007 Alykes, Chalkida (GRE) Ukraine 1 Ukraine 2 Russia...

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Beach Volleyball – Medal History – Women

No. Year Championship GOLD SILVER BRONZE 1st 2005 Alanya (TUR) Ukraine 1 Italy Ukraine 2 2nd 2007 Alykes, Chalkida (GRE) Ukraine 1 Lithuania Russia 2...

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Bowling – Medal History – Men

No. Year Championship GOLD SILVER BRONZE 1st 1982 Copenhagen (DEN) Single: Finland P. Saarikoski Sweden L. Hilmersson Sweden A. Nordell Double: Sweden...

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Bowling – Medal History – Women

No. Year Championship GOLD SILVER BRONZE 1st 1982 Copenhagen (DEN) Single: Sweden E. Andersson Sweden E. Larsson Sweden E. Ulfsparre Double: Sweden E....

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Cross Country – Medal History – Men

No. Year Championship GOLD SILVER BRONZE 1st 1971 Waregem (BEL)           8.900 m: Belgium J.M. Rebry Italy G. Zoppi Italy A. Torresani     8.900 m Te...

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Cross Country – Medal History – Women

No. Year Championship GOLD SILVER BRONZE 2nd 1983 Cognac (FRA)           3.900 m: Bulgaria N. Marinova Norway I. Storedale France C. Bove     3.900 m...

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Cross Country – Medal History – Junior Men

No. Year Championship GOLD SILVER BRONZE 6th 1998 Trikala (GRE)         8.000 m: Russia V. Iakoubovski Russia M. Mikliaev Germany M. Austgen   7th 200...

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