Romania tops medal table at U19 World Rowing Championships

U19 World Rowing Championships rowing medals Plovdiv Romanian rowing junior world champions

Romania finished at the top of the medal standings at the U19 World Rowing Championships held in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. The Romanian delegation, consisting of 42 athletes competing in 12 crews, secured a total of six medals: three gold, one silver, and two bronze.

The gold medals were earned in the following events: - Men's double sculls (JM2-) by Radu-Andrei Enescu and Dumitru Cristian Pascari. - Women's four (JW4-) by Ana-Maria Bordanc, Alexandra Daria Crăciun, Anca-Andreea Culidiuc, and Denisa Mihaela Vasilica. - Women's eight plus one (JW8+) by Teodora Sandu, Carolina Pănuță, Elena Bianca Nițu, Maya Renata Bumbac, Elena Denisa Baciu, Mariana Cașu, Angela Gabriela Cazacu, Mădălina-Dumitrița Ursaciuc, and Sarra-Maria Vasca.

The silver medal was achieved in the mixed eight plus one (JMix8+) event by a crew including Anca-Andreea Culidiuc, Denisa Mihaela Vasilică, Răzvan Ioan Marin, Andrei Mihai Bălan, Radu-Andrei Enescu, Dumitru Cristian Pascari, Marina Ariana Balint, Jessica Popescu, and Sarra-Maria Vasca. The two bronze medals were won in the women's double sculls (JW2x) and the women's quad sculls (JW4x).

Romania ended the competition tied with Germany for the most gold medals, with both nations securing three titles.

Entities

Alexandra Daria Crăciun · Ana‑Maria Bordanc · Bulgaria · Dumitru Cristian Pascari · Germany · Plovdiv · Radu‑Andrei Enescu · Romania · Romanian Rowing Federation

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[● 3 SOURCES] Romania won two gold medals at the Under‑19 World Rowing Championships in Plovdiv. www.romaniatv.net · jurnaluldearges.ro · adevarul.ro
[○ 1 SOURCE] The Romanian Rowing Federation praised the women's four crew, saying “O cursă foarte strânsă, gestionată frumos de sportivele noastre. Felicitări!”. adevarul.ro
[● 3 SOURCES] Romania won two bronze medals at the event. www.romaniatv.net · jurnaluldearges.ro · adevarul.ro
[○ 1 SOURCE] Romanian women's double sculls crew placed fourth in its final. jurnaluldearges.ro
[● 3 SOURCES] The bronze medals were in women's double sculls by Gabriela Costinela Ursu and Andreea Măriuca Dumitrașcu, and in a women's four crew of Ioana Gabriela Cristescu, Francesca Iulia Stejar, Sonia Teodora www.romaniatv.net · jurnaluldearges.ro · adevarul.ro
[○ 1 SOURCE] Romanian men's four crew placed fifth in the final B. jurnaluldearges.ro
[● 3 SOURCES] The gold medals were won in men's double sculls by Radu‑Andrei Enescu and Dumitru Cristian Pascari, and in women's four by Ana‑Maria Bordanc, Alexandra Daria Crăciun, Anca‑Andreea Culidiuc and Denisa www.romaniatv.net · jurnaluldearges.ro · adevarul.ro
[○ 1 SOURCE] The championships were held in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, on a 2,300‑metre artificial canal. jurnaluldearges.ro