European_Para_Table_Tennis_Championships

European Para Table Tennis Championships

Biennial sport event for para table tennis

European Para Table Tennis Championships are a biennial sport event for para table tennis players who represent a European country. It is one of the first regional para table tennis championships to be held. France have so far earned the most medals in these championships.

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Edition	Year	Host	Dates	Competitors	Countries	Top medalists	Ref
1	1985	Delden	8 - 13 October	31	15	West Germany (24)	^[1]
2	1987	Stoke Mandeville	28 - 31 October	64	18	West Germany (31)	^[2]
3	1989	Vienna	30 July - 5 August	129	20	West Germany (39)	^[3]
4	1991	Salou	1 - 5 October	126	23	Germany (40)	^[4]
5	1995	Hillerod	13 - 18 October	200	23	France (25)	^[5]
6	1997	Stockholm	2 - 7 August	224	26	France (23)	^[6]
7	1999	Piešťany	8 - 14 July	341	32	France (31)	^[7]
8	2001	Frankfurt	14 - 21 July	277	28	France (28)	^[8]
9	2003	Zagreb	19 - 29 June	286	34	France (23)	^[9]
10	2005	Jesolo	15 - 26 September	336	35	France (25)	^[10]
11	2007	Kranjska Gora	10 - 21 October	322	35	France (22)	^[11]
12	2009	Genoa	3 - 14 June	279	28	France (20)	^[12]
13	2011	Split	22 - 28 October	292	31	France (21)	^[13]^[14]
14	2013	Lignano	27 September - 4 October	289	30	France (18)	^[15]^[16]
15	2015	Vejle	12 - 18 October	273	31	France (18)	^[17]^[18]
16	2017	Laško	28 September - 4 October	287	31	Turkey (12)	^[19]^[20]
17	2019	Helsingborg	16 - 21 September	313	31	France (13)	^[21]^[22]
18	2023	Sheffield	4 - 4 September	267	35	Poland (10)	^[23]

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	France	121	115	126	362
2	Germany	77	63	75	215
3	West Germany	52	17	25	94
4	Poland	49	40	53	142
5	Austria	37	37	49	123
6	Ukraine	28	15	29	72
7	Sweden	24	31	56	111
8	Czech Republic	24	25	36	85
9	Belgium	23	13	17	53
10	Great Britain	20	37	54	111
11	Russia	20	27	36	83
12	Turkey	20	21	26	67
13	Spain	19	14	42	75
14	Slovakia	18	23	26	67
15	Norway	16	11	12	39
16	Netherlands	13	29	29	71
17	Hungary	13	21	22	56
18	Serbia	13	12	14	39
19	Italy	9	21	31	61
20	Denmark	9	15	20	44
21	Switzerland	9	12	11	32
22	Finland	9	11	18	38
23	Croatia	8	6	10	24
24	Slovenia	4	2	10	16
25	Yugoslavia	2	6	6	14
26	Ireland	1	5	12	18
27	Israel	1	1	9	11
28	Serbia and Montenegro	1	0	2	3
29	Montenegro	0	2	3	5
30	Bulgaria	0	2	2	4
31	Romania	0	1	2	3
32	Greece	0	1	1	2
32	Portugal	0	1	1	2
34	Czechoslovakia	0	1	0	1
Totals (34 entries)		640	638	865	2143

European_Para_Table_Tennis_Championships

European Para Table Tennis Championships

Locations

All-time medal count

See also

References

External links

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