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Balkan regional youth and amateur sports competitions
Overview
Various sporting achievements and events were reported across the Balkan region in late October 2026.
In swimming and martial arts, clubs from Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Bulgaria, and Montenegro saw success. PK Zadar secured 33 medals in swimming at the Jadran Grand Prix in Split, while PK Velež earned nine medals at the Bosna Piccolo Cup. In judo, clubs from Prijedor, Zenica, Zadar, and Pirot recorded multiple medal wins at various regional tournaments. Karate and table tennis competitions also saw notable performances from clubs in Zenica and Podgorica.
In Croatia, gymnastics clubs achieved significant medal counts at the North Region Cup and the Samobor Cup. Additionally, the 18th Radoboj Uspinjača hill race took place, featuring approximately 70 runners and resulting in a new course record in the men’s competition.
Entities
Natalija Mašera · PK Velež · Judo Club Čelik · Nikola Špoljar · Karate Club Perfekt Zenica
Timeline
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[SPORTS] 2 sourcesVarious regional sporting events held in Croatia
Gymnasts from the Marijan Zadravec Macan club won 27 medals in Nedelišće, while Nikola Špoljar set a new course record at the Radoboj Uspinjača hill race.
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[SPORTS] 10 sourcesRegional youth sports clubs achieve multiple medal successes
Youth sports clubs in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, and Bulgaria achieved significant medal counts in recent swimming, judo, karate, and table tennis competitions.
Sources
023.hr · ezadar.net.hr · ilovezrenjanin.com · infoprijedor.ba · kaportal.net.hr · mostarski.ba · msm.hr · pirotskevesti.rs · radiotitograd.me · radoboj.hr · zenicablog.com · zenit.ba