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European youth sports championships

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In July, Poland’s youth squads were reported as competing for medals at upcoming European championships, indicating a focus on preparation and participation across multiple sports. By ~~early~~ August, ~~the coverage shifted to concrete~~ specific results ~~from Serbia’s youth delegations: the under‑20~~ emerged for Serbian delegations. The under-20 men’s basketball team finished ninth ~~after~~ at the European Championship in Slovenia following a ~~win~~ 77–67 victory over ~~Estonia, while~~ Estonia. Despite injuries to Vuk Danilović and Luka Živojinović, the ~~under‑12 chess~~ squad, led by coach Saša Ocokoljić, saw 19 points from top scorer Andrej Bjelić. In chess, the Serbian under-12 open team secured a bronze medal ~~by defeating Ukraine. The snapshots together trace~~ at the ~~broader pattern of~~ European ~~youth teams entering~~ Youth Team Chess Championship in Pardubice, Czech Republic. The team, coached by Srđan Čarnić and Novak Pezelj, outperformed pre-tournament favorites by defeating Ukraine 3.5–0.5 in the ~~championships, moving from anticipation to specific outcomes for different nations.~~ final round. The winning roster included Leonid Ivanović, Nikola Adamović, Miloš Pasula, Uroš Perunović, and Matija Arsenijević.

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