2009 ESC Youth League

Eastern region[edit]

Northern region[edit]

Western region[edit]

Finals[edit]

External links[edit]

Air rifle round-robin[edit]

Air pistol round-robin[edit]

Air rifle round-robin[edit]

Air pistol round-robin[edit]

Air rifle round-robin[edit]

Air pistol round-robin[edit]

Air rifle, group 1[edit]

Air rifle, group 2[edit]

Air pistol, group 1[edit]

Air pistol, group 2[edit]

Medal matches[edit]

2009 ESC Youth League
2009 ESC Youth League
League	ESC Youth League
Sport	Air rifle and air pistol
Duration	23 May – 4 October
Number of teams	13 (rifle), 12 (pistol)
10 m air rifle
League champions	Serbia
Runners-up	Croatia
10 m air pistol
League champions	Spain
Runners-up	Poland
Seasons
	2011 →

The 2009 ESC Youth League was the inaugural season for the ESC Youth League in 10 metre air rifle and 10 metre air pistol, for shooters born 1991–1995. Three regional competitions were held in May, and six teams per event advanced to the final round, held in Helsingør, Denmark, on 3–4 October.

The Eastern regional qualification groups were held in Belgrade on 30 and 31 May. Russia, Serbia, Croatia and Bulgaria had entered teams in both events, Bosnia and Herzegovina only in air rifle, and Romania only in air pistol. Thus, no teams had to be eliminated prior to the qualification stage. Romania and Bulgaria withdrew before the qualification stage.

Serbia and Croatia advanced in air rifle, while the Russians won both their air pistol matches 3–0 and advanced together with Serbia.

All times are local (UTC+2).

30 May 2009 10:00	Bosnia and Herzegovina	0–3	Serbia
	Score by game:
	Dunja Bihorac	382–397	Katarina Biserčić
Ognjen Huskić		383–384	Tašana Bogatinovski
Bojan Bolić		370–390	Dragana Todorović

30 May 2009 11:30	Russia	1–2	Croatia
	Score by game:
	Yevgeny Grigoryev	386–392	Tanja Perec
Anna Zhukova		391–384	Filip Novoselac
Maria Andreychikova		384–388	Tiziano Šuran

30 May 2009 14:30	Serbia	2–1	Croatia
	Score by game:
	Katarina Biserčić	396–391	Tanja Perec
Tašana Bogatinovski		385–394	Filip Novoselac
Dragana Todorović		396–392	Tiziano Šuran

31 May 2009 08:30	Russia	2–1	Bosnia and Herzegovina
	Score by game:
	Yevgeny Grigoryev	383–387	Dunja Bihorac
Anna Zhukova		390–378	Ognjen Huskić
Yelena Yegorova		386–378	Bojan Bolić

31 May 2009 11:30	Bosnia and Herzegovina	0–3	Croatia
	Score by game:
	Dunja Bihorac	387–393	Tanja Perec
Ognjen Huskić		383–384	Filip Novoselac
Bojan Bolić		375–388	Tiziano Šuran

31 May 2009 13:00	Russia	1–2	Serbia
	Score by game:
	Anna Zhukova	(9) 395–395 (10)	Katarina Biserčić
Maria Andreychikova		393–390	Tašana Bogatinovski
Yevgeny Panchenko		390–395	Dragana Todorović

Team	GP	W	L	IPW	IPL	PTS
Russia	2	2	0	6	0	4
Serbia	2	1	1	2	4	2
Croatia	2	0	2	1	5	0

All times are local (UTC+2).

30 May 2009 08:30	Croatia	0–3	Russia
	Score by game:
	Stipe Hrgović	370–378	Ivan Khrykov
Danijel Mostarčić		358–378	Kseniya Solovyeva
Josipa Božić		357–377	Denis Kartashov

30 May 2009 13:00	Russia	3–0	Serbia
	Score by game:
	Ivan Khrykov	379–371	Miloš Milanović
Kseniya Solovyeva		371–369	Srećko Pušica
Mars Khapytov		369–359	Ana Simić

31 May 2009 10:00	Croatia	1–2	Serbia
	Score by game:
	Stipe Hrgović	362–370	Miloš Milanović
Danijel Mostarčić		362–367	Srećko Pušica
Josipa Božić		367–358	Ana Simić

In the Northern region, Poland (1168), Norway (1167), Finland (1166), Denmark (1163) and Sweden (1163) qualified from the 2008 preliminary air rifle rounds while Latvia (1142) and Lithuania (1139) were eliminated. In air pistol, all five teams (Poland, Sweden, Lithuania, Finland and Norway) qualified. Finland, while qualified in both events, withdrew from the competition before the qualification stage.

The Northern regional qualification groups were held in Rottne, Sweden, on 23 and 24 May. The air rifle group was dominated by Sweden, achieving the highest possible total (9–0), with Poland finishing second; the same teams advanced in air pistol, although in reversed order.

All times are local (UTC+2).

23 May 2009 09:00	Sweden	3–0	Norway
	Score by game:
	Hanna Säker	392–374	Malin Westerheim
Emelie Fagerström		391–383	Hanne Sangolt
Johanna Lindström		392–390	Julie Andrea Bakken

23 May 2009 10:45	Denmark	0–3	Poland
	Score by game:
	Stine H. Nielsen	383–388	Wioletta Szczurek
Mathilde Høegsberg		377–382	Kinga Kolodziej
Michael Christensen		382–386	Katarzyna Kobus

23 May 2009 14:00	Sweden	3–0	Denmark
	Score by game:
	Chatrin Jönsson	393–388	Stine H. Nielsen
Emelie Fagerström		390–380	Mathilde Høegsberg
Hanna Säker		391–387	Michael Christensen

23 May 2009 15:45	Norway	1–2	Poland
	Score by game:
	Malin Westerheim	383–387	Magdalena Obacz
Hanne Sangolt		380–385	Wioletta Szczurek
Julie Andrea Bakken		395–385	Kinga Kolodziej

24 May 2009 09:00	Sweden	3–0	Poland
	Score by game:
	Hanna Säker	392–390	Magdalena Obacz
Johanna Lindström		393–390	Kinga Kolodziej
Chatrin Jönsson		394–388	Katarzyna Kobus

24 May 2009 10:45	Norway	2–1	Denmark
	Score by game:
	Malin Westerheim	384–383	Stine H. Nielsen
Hanne Sangolt		379–384	Mathilde Høegsberg
Julie Andrea Bakken		384–381	Michael Christensen

All times are local (UTC+2).

23 May 2009 09:00	Poland	2–1	Norway
	Score by game:
	Tomasz Palamarz	382–362	Petter Gulliksen
Lukasz Mowczan		370–361	Lasse Pevik
Natalia Kondracka		355–356	Adrian Blikra

23 May 2009 10:45	Sweden	2–1	Lithuania
	Score by game:
	Viktor Hoving	374–358	Justina Ramanauskaite
Emma Nilsson		363–356	Benita Vysniauskaite
Johanna Carlsson		357–371	Kestutis Peciukonis

23 May 2009 14:00	Poland	3–0	Sweden
	Score by game:
	Tomasz Palamarz	382–365	Viktor Hoving
Lukasz Mowczan		375–367	Emma Nilsson
Wioletta Szymanska		368–350	Vendela Sörensson

23 May 2009 15:45	Norway	1–2	Lithuania
	Score by game:
	Petter Gulliksen	(9) 359–359 (7)	Justina Ramanauskaite
Lasse Pevik		364–369	Benita Vysniauskaite
Adrian Blikra		358–373	Kestutis Peciukonis

24 May 2009 09:00	Poland	2–1	Lithuania
	Score by game:
	Tomasz Palamarz	381–363	Justina Ramanauskaite
Lukasz Mowczan		378–367	Benita Vysniauskaite
Wioletta Szymanska		373–374	Kestutis Peciukonis

24 May 2009 10:45	Norway	0–3	Sweden
	Score by game:
	Petter Gulliksen	361–372	Viktor Hoving
Lasse Pevik		360–370	Johanna Carlsson
Adrian Blikra		354–361	Vendela Sörensson

In the Western region, joint preliminary rounds were held in 2008 at Nitra (Slovakia) and Fleury-les-Aubrais (France). In air rifle, Spain (1166), Italy (1164), Hungary (1163), Slovakia (1159) and Slovenia (1157) qualified for the group stage while France (1153), Austria (1148), Luxembourg (1111) and Belgium (1096) were eliminated. Slovakia withdrew prior to the qualification stage and were replaced by France. Spain (1116), Italy (1100) and Slovenia (1094) also had qualified in air pistol, along with Belgium (1096) and France (1094). Slovakia (1083) and Hungary (1078) were eliminated.

The Western regional qualification groups were held in Milan on 30 and 31 May, just after Milan's 2009 ISSF World Cup competition. Hungary and Slovenia advanced to the finals in air rifle, Spain and Italy in air pistol.

All times are local (UTC+2).

30 May 2009 09:00	Hungary	3–0	France
	Score by game:
	Kata Veres	395–385	Aurélie Chevance
Mira Biatovszki		391–387	Marie Sanseigne
Istvan Kapas		387–384	Jennifer Olry

30 May 2009 09:00	Spain	1–2	Italy
	Score by game:
	Rodrigo Gil	385–386	Barbara Gambaro
Paula Grande		388–391	Simon Weithaler
Carlos Jimenez		386–385	Sybille Bregenzer

30 May 2009 11:30	Hungary	3–0	Slovenia
	Score by game:
	Kata Veres	391–377	Natalija Otonicar
Mira Biatovszki		391–388	Ziva Dvorsak
Istvan Kapas		388–383	Nina Juvan

30 May 2009 11:30	Spain	2–1	France
	Score by game:
	Rodrigo Gil	387–381	Jennifer Olry
Paula Grande		393–386	Marie Sanseigne
Elena Garcia		378–379	Boris Pigny

30 May 2009 14:00	Italy	1–2	Slovenia
	Score by game:
	Tommaso Garofalo	390–381	Natalija Otonicar
Mara Burgo		386–387	Ziva Dvorsak
Lorenzo Bacci		(9) 380–380 (10)	Nina Juvan

31 May 2009 08:30	Hungary	2–1	Spain
	Score by game:
	Kata Veres	395–389	Rodrigo Gil
Mira Biatovszki		394–389	Paula Grande
Istvan Kapas		385–390	Carlos Jimenez

31 May 2009 08:30	France	1–2	Italy
	Score by game:
	Aurélie Chevance	386–392	Barbara Gambaro
Boris Pigny		381–389	Simon Weithaler
Jennifer Olry		385–384	Tommaso Garofalo

31 May 2009 10:00	Spain	1–2	Slovenia
	Score by game:
	Rodrigo Gil	390–387	Nina Juvan
Paula Grande		390–392	Ziva Dvorsak
Elena Garcia		376–385	Natalija Otonicar

31 May 2009 11:30	Hungary	2–1	Italy
	Score by game:
	Kata Veres	397–394	Barbara Gambaro
Mira Biatovszki		393–387	Simon Weithaler
Istvan Kapas		374–385	Mara Burgo

31 May 2009 11:30	France	1–2	Slovenia
	Score by game:
	Aurélie Chevance	392–377	Natalija Otonicar
Marie Sanseigne		(9) 390–390 (10)	Ziva Dvorsak
Boris Pigny		383–385	Nina Juvan

All times are local (UTC+2).

30 May 2009 09:00	Italy	1–2	Spain
	Score by game:
	Andrea Scafa	371–373	Javier Sanchez
Dino Briganti		(10) 374–374 (9)	Francisco Hernandez
Joele Priore		366–367	Cristina Munoz

30 May 2009 09:00	France	1–2	Slovenia
	Score by game:
	Gautier Pascal	357–364	Mojca Kolman
Damien Maillou		367–363	Simona Molan
Laurie Le Gal		354–367	Klemen Juvan

30 May 2009 11:30	Italy	3–0	Belgium
	Score by game:
	Andrea Scafa	374–359	Johan Dehon
Dino Briganti		367–342	Quentin Schenkels
Chiara Gianni		357–357	Denis Servais

30 May 2009 11:30	France	1–2	Spain
	Score by game:
	Damien Maillou	362–378	Javier Sanchez
Florian Fouquet		370–368	Francisco Hernandez
Laurie Le Gal		359–377	Mercedes Soto

30 May 2009 14:00	Slovenia	1–2	Belgium
	Score by game:
	Mojca Kolman	361–362	Denis Servais
Simona Molan		345–350	Johan Dehon
Klemen Juvan		361–342	Quentin Schenkels

31 May 2009 08:30	Italy	3–0	France
	Score by game:
	Andrea Scafa	371–365	Gautier Pascal
Dino Briganti		377–377	Florian Fouquet
Joele Priore		377–373	Damien Maillou

31 May 2009 08:30	Spain	2–1	Slovenia
	Score by game:
	Javier Sanchez	384–363	Mojca Kolman
Cristina Munoz		368–352	Simona Molan
Mercedes Soto		367–372	Klemen Juvan

31 May 2009 10:00	France	2–1	Belgium
	Score by game:
	Florian Fouquet	(9) 371–371 (0)	Denis Servais
Gautier Pascal		354–352	Johan Dehon
Laurie Le Gal		352–359	Quentin Schenkels

31 May 2009 11:30	Italy	3–0	Slovenia
	Score by game:
	Andrea Scafa	371–368	Klemen Juvan
Dino Briganti		378–358	Mojca Kolman
Joele Priore		371–351	Simona Molan

31 May 2009 11:30	Spain	2–1	Belgium
	Score by game:
	Francisco Hernandez	358–359	Johan Dehon
Cristina Munoz		381–353	Quentin Schenkels
Mercedes Soto		373–367	Denis Servais

The finals were held in Helsingør, Denmark, on 3–4 October. They were originally scheduled for Copenhagen but had to be moved because of weapon regulations surrounding the 13th Olympic Congress, held simultaneously in the capital.

The top two teams from each region qualified for the finals, where they were divided into two groups of three teams each. Round-robins were held in these groups on Saturday. The next day, the group runners-up faced each other for the bronze medals, and the group winners competed for the gold medals.

Team	GP	W	L	IPW	IPL	PTS
Serbia	2	2	0	4	2	4
Poland	2	1	1	3	3	2
Sweden	2	0	2	2	4	0

All times are local (UTC+2).

3 October 2009 09:00	Poland	2–1	Sweden
	Score by game:
	Magdalena Obacz	387–386	Chatrin Jönsson
Kinga Kolodziel		376–379	Emelie Fagerström
Wioletta Szczurek		388–372	Johanna Lindström

3 October 2009 12:30	Poland	1–2	Serbia
	Score by game:
	Magdalena Obacz	386–395	Katarina Bisercic
Kinga Kolodziel		388–392	Dragana Todorovic
Wioletta Szczurek		385–381	Borislav Mazinjanin

3 October 2009 16:00	Serbia	2–1	Sweden
	Score by game:
	Katarina Bisercic	389–389	Chatrin Jönsson
Dragana Todorovic		396–391	Emelie Fagerström
Borislav Mazinjanin		384–393	Hanna Säker

Team	GP	W	L	IPW	IPL	PTS
Croatia	2	2	0	4	2	4
Hungary	2	1	1	3	3	2
Slovenia	2	0	2	2	4	0

All times are local (UTC+2).

3 October 2009 09:00	Slovenia	1–2	Croatia
	Score by game:
	Natalija Otonicar	389–393	Tanja Perec
Ziva Dvorsak		394–383	Filip Novoselac
Nina Juvan		382–390	Tiziano Suran

3 October 2009 12:30	Slovenia	1–2	Hungary
	Score by game:
	Natalija Otonicar	386–390	Kata Veres
Ziva Dvorsak		390–390	Mira Biatovski
Nina Juvan		380–386	Istvan Kapas

3 October 2009 16:00	Hungary	1–2	Croatia
	Score by game:
	Kata Veres	389–390	Tanja Perec
Mira Biatovski		387–380	Filip Novoselac
Istvan Kapas		380–383	Tiziano Suran

Team	GP	W	L	IPW	IPL	PTS
Spain	2	2	0	4	2	4
Russia	2	1	1	4	2	2
Sweden	2	0	2	1	5	0

All times are local (UTC+2).

3 October 2009 09:00	Sweden	0–3	Russia
	Score by game:
	Viktor Hoving	375–382	Nikolay Kilin
Emma Nilsson		363–367	Yekaterina Levina
Johanna Carlsson		343–371	Pavel Antropov

3 October 2009 12:30	Sweden	1–2	Spain
	Score by game:
	Viktor Hoving	368–374	Javier Sanchez
Emma Nilsson		371–359	Cristina Munoz
Vendela Sörensson		355–371	Francisco Hernandes

3 October 2009 16:00	Spain	2–1	Russia
	Score by game:
	Javier Sanchez	359–371	Ksenia Solovyeva
Cristina Munoz		373–369	Ivan Khrykov
Mercedes Soto		372–371	Yekaterina Barsukova

Serbia had qualified for this group but withdrew; to compensate for this, the remaining teams faced each other twice.

Team	GP	W	L	IPW	IPL	PTS
Poland	2	2	0	4	2	4
Italy	2	0	2	2	4	0

All times are local (UTC+2).

3 October 2009 09:00	Poland	2–1	Italy
	Score by game:
	Tomasz Palamarz	380–367	Andrea Scafa
Lukasz Mowczan		373–381	Dino Briganti
Dominika Bartosz		364–359	Joele Priore

3 October 2009 12:30	Poland	2–1	Italy
	Score by game:
	Tomasz Palamarz	374–379	Andrea Scafa
Lukasz Mowczan		379–372	Dino Briganti
Karolina Baszen		371–366	Dario Di Martino

All times are local (UTC+2).

Bronze medal match, air pistol

4 October 2009 09:00	Russia	3–0	Italy
	Score by game:
	Nikolay Kilin	379–374	Andrea Scafa
Ksenia Solovyeva		375–370	Dino Briganti
Ivan Khrykov		367–365	Dario Di Martino

Bronze medal match, air rifle

4 October 2009 09:00	Poland	1–2	Hungary
	Score by game:
	Magdalena Obacz	389–392	Kata Veres
Kinga Kolodziel		382–389	Mira Biatovski
Wioletta Szczurek		390–378	Istvan Kapas

Final, air pistol

4 October 2009 10:30	Spain	2–1	Poland
	Score by game:
	Mercedes Soto	360–384	Tomasz Palamarz
Cristina Munoz		373–367	Lukasz Mowczan
Francisco Hernandez		368–363	Karolina Baszen

Final, air rifle

4 October 2009 12:00	Serbia	2–1	Croatia
	Score by game:
	Katarina Bisercic	394–387	Tanja Perec
Dragana Todorovic		395–382	Filip Novoselac
Borislav Mazinjanin		385–387	Tiziano Suran

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