2016 European Karate Championships

The 2016 European Karate Championships, the 51st edition, was held at Montpellier in France from 5 to 8 May 2016. A total of 508 competitors from 46 countries participated at the event.[1]

2016 European Karate Championships
Location Montpellier, France
Dates5–8 May
Competitors508 from 46 nations

Participating countries

Medalists

Individual

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Kata Damián Quintero Vu Duc Minh Dack Roman Heydarov
Mattia Busato
Kumite –60 kg Matías Gómez Aykut Kaya Emil Pavlov
Marko Antić
Kumite –67 kg Steven Da Costa Gianluca De Vivo Yves Martial Tadissi
Jordan Thomas
Kumite –75 kg Rafael Aghayev Erman Eltemur René Smaal
Logan Da Costa
Kumite –84 kg Uğur Aktaş Meris Muhović Noah Bitsch
Georgios Tzanos
Kumite +84 kg Jonathan Horne Stefano Maniscalco Enes Erkan
Salim Bendiab

Team

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Kata  France
Lucas Jeannot
Enzo Montarello
Ahmed Zemouri
 Spain
José Carbonell
Damián Quintero
Francisco Salazar
 Turkey
Osman Evin
Mehmet Yakan
Firket Yılmaz
 Croatia
Ivan Ermenc
Damjan Padovan
Tomislav Stolar
Kumite  France
Lonni Boulesnane
Jessie Da Costa
Logan Da Costa
Steven Da Costa
Marvin Garin
Kenji Grillon
Corentin Séguy
 Turkey
Uğur Aktaş
Samet Develi
Erman Eltemur
Enes Erkan
Gökhan Gündüz
Rıdvan Kaptan
Alparslan Yamanoğlu
 Serbia
Slobodan Bitević
Dejan Cvrkota
Danilo Jeknić
Stefan Joksić
Mihajlo Josipović
Aleksandar Šestakov
Bogdan Trikoš
 Portugal
Miguel Diz
Hélio Hernandez
Nuno Mestre
Nuno Moreira
Hugo Pina
Filipe Reis
Tomás Silva

Individual

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Kata Sandra Sánchez Sandy Scordo Dilara Bozan
Viviana Bottaro
Kumite –50 kg Alexandra Recchia Serap Özçelik Jelena Milivojčević
Mariya Koulinkovitich
Kumite –55 kg Sara Cardin Anzhelika Terliuga Büşra Tosun
Cristina Ferrer
Kumite –61 kg Lucie Ignace Merve Çoban Ana Lenard
Jovana Preković
Kumite –68 kg Elena Quirici Alisa Buchinger Sherilyn Wold
Johanna Kneer
Kumite +68 kg Anne-Laure Florentin Helena Kuusisto Dragana Konjević
Maša Martinović

Team

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Kata  Spain
Gema Morales
Margarita Morata
Paula Rodríguez
 Germany
Jasmin Bleul
Christine Heinrich
Sophie Wachter
 Italy
Sara Battaglia
Viviana Bottaro
Michela Pezzetti
 Turkey
Dilara Bozan
Rabia Küsmüş
Gizem Şahin
Kumite  Azerbaijan
Farida Abiyeva
Nurana Aliyeva
Ilaha Gasimova
Irina Zaretska
 Croatia
Ana-Marija Bujas Čelan
Ana Lenard
Azra Saleš
Ivona Tubić
 Turkey
Merve Çoban
Serap Özçelik
Büşra Tosun
Büşra Şeyda Turan
 France
Alizée Agier
Nadège Ait-Ibrahim
Lucie Ignace
Alexandra Recchia

Medal table

  *   Host nation (France)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 France (FRA)*62311
2 Spain (ESP)4116
3 Azerbaijan (AZE)2013
4 Turkey (TUR)15612
5 Italy (ITA)1236
6 Germany (GER)1124
7  Switzerland (SUI)1001
8 Croatia (CRO)0134
9 Austria (AUT)0101
 Bosnia and Herzegovina (BIH)0101
 Finland (FIN)0101
 Ukraine (UKR)0101
13 Serbia (SRB)0044
14 Netherlands (NED)0022
15 Belarus (BLR)0011
 England (ENG)0011
 Greece (GRE)0011
 Hungary (HUN)0011
 Montenegro (MNE)0011
 North Macedonia (MKD)0011
 Portugal (POR)0011
Totals (21 nations)16163264

References

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