Weightlifting EWF European Championships 2023 Road to Paris 2024

[Adriano 455]

Boys here...  https://www.easywl.com/results/scoreboard.php?sessid=985

Edited April 15, 2023 by Adriano

[dodge 705]

14 hours ago, phelps said:

the wikipedia page is the only place to find the medallists so far.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_European_Weightlifting_Championships

 

for the whole results list I fear we'll have to wait quite a while 

 

p.s.  Nguyen won the bronze medal in C&J in the women's -49kg 

Thanks. Was looking for written confirmation of Nguyen’s medal. Our first ever at this level. Her brother is a badminton Olympian for Ireland so it would a very cool story to have brother and sister at the Paris Olympics in badminton and weightlifting. Hard to think of two more different sports 

 

Long way to go in the complicated ranks of course!

[ChandlerMne 627]

There are full results

https://ewf.sport/2023/04/16/2023-ewf-european-championships-results/

 

 

 

[phelps 6,893]

12 minutes ago, ChandlerMne said:

There are full results

https://ewf.sport/2023/04/16/2023-ewf-european-championships-results/

 

 

 

also here...

 

and possibly, showing up earlier than the EWF website

 

https://www.the-sports.org/weightlifting-european-championships-results-2023-women-epf127685.html

[ChandlerMne 627]

1 minute ago, phelps said:

also here...

 

and possibly, showing up earlier than the EWF website

 

https://www.the-sports.org/weightlifting-european-championships-results-2023-women-epf127685.html

Useful one indeed. 

Ads are annoying, must say that.

 

[Federer91 2,140]

Georgia's tactics worked out greatly in bringing Shota Mishvelidze down a category. Hi did a much stronger result at 61, then what he did at 67 last year. Deserved gold, though this Italian kid Massidda pushed it very close. Looks like there is a surge in Italy for weightlifting, as new candidates for medals are coming to the big stage. 

Edited April 17, 2023 by Federer91

[phelps 6,893]

14 minutes ago, Federer91 said:

Georgia's tactics worked out greatly in bringing Shota Mishvelidze down a category. Hi did a much stronger result at 61, then what he did at 67 last year. Deserved gold, though this Italian kid Massidda pushed it very close. Looks like there is a surge in Italy for weightlifting, as new candidates for medals are coming to the big stage. 

actually, I'm a bit disappointed by Massidda...he missed 2 lifts in the snatch (keeping himself 5kg below his PB set at the last World Champs) that cost him the gold in the Olympic Total.

 

he's the kind of guy who's always on the edge, always at risk of bombing out...I prefer a better tactician like Pizzolato for the good of my heart...  

[Federer91 2,140]

Kamilla Konotop sets European records and destroys the competition at 59 kg. Still the lifts were a way from the lineal world record of Boyanka Kostova from 2015.  

[phelps 6,893]

it might be a bit harsh, but I'm looking at too many results being close (when not better) to the old scores, those we know very well how they've been made. 

 

and I'm seeing also too many improvements by huge, huge margin...and not by naturally growing youngsters...

 

if this is the weightlifting "new deal", I'm better  and turn my head the other side...

[Josh 5,766]

Day 1 Results 

 

Women’s 45kg

 

Snatch: 

Gold- Cansu Betkaş  (72kg)

Silver- Adriana Pană  (70kg)

Bronze- Marta García  (68kg)

 

Clean & Jerk: 

Gold- Cansu Betkaş  (90kg)

Silver- Gamze Altun  (89kg)

Bronze- Marta García  (85kg)

 

Total: 

Gold- Cansu Betkaş  (162kg)

Silver- Adriana Pană  (153kg)

Bronze- Marta García  (153kg)

 

Women’s 49kg

 

Snatch: 

Gold- Mihaela Cambei  (92kg) ER

Silver- Giuila Imperio  (83kg)

Bronze- Anhelina Lomachynska  (81kg)

 

Clean & Jerk:

Gold- Mihaela Cambei  (106kg)

Silver- Giuila Imperio  (100kg)

Bronze- Tham Nguyen  (98kg)

 

Total:

Gold- Mihaela Cambei  (198kg) ER

Silver- Giuila Imperio  (183kg)

Bronze- Anhelina Lomachynska  (176kg)

Full Results Here

Edited April 19, 2023 by Josh