European Para-Archery Championships

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The European Para-Archery Championships is a competition for European disabled archers.

Editions[]

Number	Year	City	Country	Date
		Nymburk	Czech Republic
		Vichy	France	9–14 August
		Nottwil	Switzerland	26 July–3 August
	[1]	Saint-Jean-de-Monts	France	2–10 April
		Pilsen	Czech Republic	11–19 August
	2020	Olbia	Italy	18–26 April

Medal table[]

Results[]

2010 (Vichy)[]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's compound W1	Finland Jean-Pierre Antonios	Czech Republic David Drahoninsky	Finland
Men's compound class open	Switzerland Philippe Horner	Italy Alberto Simonelli	Great Britain John Stubbs
Women's compound class open	Great Britain Danielle Brown	Great Britain	Sweden Zandra Reppe
Men's recurve W2	Great Britain Paul Browne	Turkey	Poland
Women's recurve W2	Ukraine	Italy Elisabetta Mijno	Turkey
Men's recurve standing	Russia	France	Russia
Women's recurve standing	Great Britain	Netherlands	Switzerland Magali Comte
Visually impaired open	France	Italy	Italy
Men's compound team	Switzerland Philippe Horner Martin Imboden	Great Britain John Stubbs	Sweden
Women's compound team	Russia Stepanida Artakhinova	Great Britain Danielle Brown Melanie Clarke	Turkey
Men's recurve team	Russia	Great Britain Kenny Allen Paul Browne	Italy Oscar De Pellegrin Mario Esposito Marco Vitale
Women's recurve team	Turkey	Italy Elisabetta Mijno	Czech Republic Miroslava Cerna Lenka Kuncova Marketa Sidkova
Mixed compound team	Great Britain John Stubbs Danielle Brown	Sweden Zandra Reppe	Turkey
Mixed recurve team	Italy Oscar De Pellegrin Elisabetta Mijno	Great Britain Kenny Allen	Poland Tomasz Lezanski

2014 (Nottwil)[]

129 archers from 24 countries participated.

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Recurve men open	(RUS)	(FRA)	(ITA)
Recurve women open	Elisabetta Mijno (ITA)	Milena Olszewska (POL)	(RUS)
Compound women open	Zandra Reppe (SWE)	Mel Clarke (GBR)	Burcu Dağ (TUR)
Compound men open	(SVK)	Jere Forsberg (FIN)	John Stubbs (GBR)
Men W1 (recurve/comp)	Jean-Pierre Antonios (FIN)	John Cavanagh (GBR)	David Drahonínský (CZE)
Women W1 (recurve/comp)	Jo Frith (GBR)	Vicky Jenkins (GBR)	(GBR)
Compound mixed team	Turkey Doğan Hancı Burcu Dağ	Russia Stepanida Artakhinova	Great Britain John Stubbs Mel Clarke
Compound mixed team	Poland Milena Olszewska	Germany Maik Szarszewski	Great Britain Hazel Chaisty
Recurve men open team	Great Britain Paul Browne	Russia	Italy Roberto Airoldi
Recurve women open team	Italy Elisabetta Mijno	Russia Margarita Sidorenko	Turkey Merve Nur Eroğlu
Compound men open team	Italy Alberto Simonelli	Turkey Doğan Hancı Erdoğan Aygan Bülent Korkmaz	France Philippe Horner
Compound women open team	Germany	Russia Stepanida Artakhinova	Turkey Burcu Dağ Gülbin Su Handan Biroğlu
Mixed team W1 (rec/comp)	Great Britain John Cavanagh Jo Frith	Russia Elena Krutova	Only two teams competed

2016 (Saint-Jean-de-Monts)[]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Visually impaired 2 / 3	(GBR)	(FRA)	(ITA)
Recurve men open	(RUS)	(FRA)	Maik Szarszewski (GER)
Recurve women open	(RUS)	Merve Nur Eroğlu (TUR)	Milena Olszewska (POL)
Compound men open	Alberto Simonelli (ITA)	(RUS)	Guillermo Rodríguez González (ESP)
Compound women open	(RUS)	Handan Biroğlu (TUR)	Stepanida Artakhinova (RUS)
Men W1 (rec/comp)	David Drahonínský (CZE)	Omer Asik (TUR)	(RUS)
Women W1 (rec/comp)	Jo Frith (GBR)	Jessica Stretton (GBR)	Vicky Jenkins (GBR)
Recurve mixed team open	Poland Milena Olszewska	Russia	Italy Roberto Airoldi Elisabetta Mijno
Compound mixed team open	Sweden Zandra Reppe	Italy Alberto Simonelli	Ukraine Kseniya Markitantova
Recurve men open team	Poland	France	Italy Roberto Airoldi
Recurve women open team	Russia Margarita Sidorenko	Turkey Zehra Özbey Torun Merve Nur Eroğlu	Great Britain Hazel Chaisty
Compound men open team	Turkey Erdoğan Aygan Doğan Hancı Bülent Korkmaz	Italy Alberto Simonelli	Ukraine
Compound women open team	Germany	Russia Stepanida Artakhinova	Ukraine Kseniya Markitantova
Mixed team W1 (rec/comp)	Great Britain Jo Frith John Walker	Russia Elena Krutova	Spain Liliana Oliveros Leal

2018 (Pilsen)[]

126 archers from 27 nations competed.^[2]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's visually impaired 1	Italy	Cyprus	Andorra
Men's visually impaired 2/3	Great Britain	Italy	Great Britain
Men's recurve open	Poland	Russia	Germany Maik Szarszewski
Women's recurve open	Poland Milena Olszewska	Turkey Merve Nur Eroglu	Italy Elisabetta Mijno
Men's compound open	Italy	Russia	Slovakia
Women's compound open	Russia Stepanida Artakhinova	Italy Maria Andrea Virgilio	Russia
Men's W1	Turkey Bahattin Hekimoglu	Czech Republic David Drahoninsky	Turkey Naci Yenier
Women's W1	Great Britain Jo Frith	Great Britain Victoria Rumary	Italy
Men's recurve open team	Russia	Poland	Italy Roberto Airoldi Stefano Travisani
Men's compound open team	Italy Alberto Simonelli	Turkey	Russia
Women's compound open team	Russia Stepanida Artakhinova	Italy Maria Andrea Virgilio	Czech Republic Lenka Kuncova Sarka Musilova
Mixed recurve team open	Russia	Poland Milena Olszewska	Great Britain Hazel Chaisty
Mixed compound team open	Slovakia	Great Britain Nathan MacQueen Jessica Stretton	Russia Stepanida Artakhinova
Mixed W1 team	Czech Republic David Drahoninsky Sarka Musilova	Great Britain John Cavanagh Victoria Rumary	Italy

See also[]

• European Archery Championships
• World Para Archery Championships

References[]

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