The European Games Women’s Master Team List

Anastasiya Alistratava

With about two weeks to go before the European Games kick off in Minsk, here’s the full list of all teams and competitors.

AUSTRIA

Bianca Frysak

Confirmed by ÖFT on June 7.

AZERBAIJAN

Marina Nekrasova

Confirmed by Report on April 12.

BELARUS

Confirmed by Anastasiya on Instagram Stories on June 25.

BELGIUM

Confirmed by Gymfed on June 12. Fien Enghels, originally named to the team, has opted to withdraw due to an elbow injury and will not be replaced.

BULGARIA

Laney Madsen

Confirmed by Laney Madsen on April 12.

CZECH REPUBLIC

Confirmed by Bohemians Praha on June 24.

FRANCE

Confirmed by Fédération Française Gymnastique on May 22.

GEORGIA

Polina Borzykh

Confirmed by Polina on Instagram Stories on June 25.

GREAT BRITAIN

Confirmed by British Gymnastics on May 21.

HUNGARY

Confirmed by Matsz on June 18. Csenge Bacskay and Nora Feher, originally on the nominative roster, have both withdrawn due to injury and were replaced by Bianka Schermann and Zoja Szekely.

ICELAND

Agnes Suto-Tuuha

Confirmed by Fimleikasamband Íslands on May 21.

IRELAND

Emma Slevin

Confirmed by The Irish Times on May 28.

ISRAEL

Ofir Netzer

Confirmed by Ofir on Instagram Stories on June 24.

LATVIA

Elina Vihrova

Confirmed by LSM on May 23.

LUXEMBOURG

Celeste Mordenti

Confirmed by FLGym on May 22.

NETHERLANDS

Confirmed by Dutch Gymnastics on June 11 Céline van Gerner, originally named to the team, has withdrawn due to injury and was replaced by Laura de Witt.

POLAND

Gabriela Janik

Confirmed by Polski Zwiazek Gimnastyczny on June 16.

PORTUGAL

Filipa Martins

Confirmed by Filipa Martins on June 24.

ROMANIA

Denisa Golgota

Nominative.

RUSSIA

Confirmed by R-Sport on June 3. Aliya Mustafina, originally on the nominative roster, has withdrawn due to an injury and was replaced by Anastasia Iliankova.

SLOVAKIA