Terni Hosts European Championship

In the championship, Italy, taking two gold medals, led to the table in front of Switzerland, San Marino, and Türkiye, which had one gold medal. The medal table for the nations is as follows: ITALY: 2 Gold, 2 Silver; SAN MARINO: 1 Gold, 1 Silver; SWITZERLAND: 1 Gold, 2 Bronze; TURKIYE: 1 Gold, 1 Bronze; SLOVAKIA: 1 Silver, 1 Bronze; CROATIA: 1 Silver, 1 Bronze; MALTA: 2 Bronze; SLOVENIA: 1 Bronze; AUSTRIA: 1 Bronze; NORTH CYPRUS: 1 Bronze.

Medal winners per country are as follows:
GOLD:
Italy 2, Laura Picchio (women's singles), Tommaso Gusmeroli (men's precision shooting)
Türkiye 1, Nurda Gul Sen (women's precision shooting)
Switzerland 1, Aramis Gianinazzi (men's singles)
San Marino 1, Jacopo Frisoni and Stella Paoletti (mixed doubles)
SILVER:
Italy 2, Giorgia Trudu (women's precision shooting), Laura Picchio and Mattia Visconti (mixed doubles)
San Marino 1, Enrico Dall'Olmo (men's precision shooting)
Slovakia 1, Peter Domok (men's singles)
Croatia 1, Ana Juginovic (women's singles)
BRONZE:
Türkiye 1, Huseyin Onder (men's singles)
Switzerland 2, Monica Buob (women's precision shooting), Anna Giamboni - Aramis Gianinazzi (mixed doubles)
Slovakia 1, Simona Feherova (women's precision shooting)
Croatia 1, Ana Juginovic-Mateo Jurcevic (mixed doubles)
Malta 2, David Farrugia (men's individual and men's precision shooting)
Slovenia 1, Damian Sofronievski (men's precision shooting
Austria 1, Beate Reinalter (women's singles)
Northern Cyprus 1, Serpil Kizildere (women's singles)

Italian athlete Tommaso Gusmeroli scored 34 points in the men's precision shooting competitions, reaching a new world record. 

The medals were presented by CBI President Dr Mutlu Turkmen, CER President Moreno Rosati, FIB President Marco Guinio De Sanctis, and the local authorities. 

The teams/players taking the first seven rankings qualified for the World Bocce Championship, which will be hosted by Türkiye at the end of October. 

See the attached file for all results and rankings: 

2024eurofullresults.pdf