Czech gymnast Lucie Marikova

The UEG has released the nominative rosters for this year’s European Championships, to be held beginning December 17 in Mersin, Turkey.

A full list of all teams is below, and we’ll change the “nominative” status to official once the rosters are announced by each federation.

AZERBAIJAN

• Milana Minakovskaya

Confirmed via start lists on December 15.

BULGARIA

• Viktoria Chakova
• Valentina Georgieva
• Viktoria Glavtcheva
• Darina Nachina

Confirmed via start lists on December 15.

CROATIA

• Antea Ercegovic
• Nika Kukuljan Frleta
• Emi Matoscevic
• Katerina Strinic
• Sara Sulekic

Confirmed via start lists on December 15.

CZECH REPUBLIC

• Nela Kaplanova
• Lucie Marikova
• Sara Prochazkova
• Nela Stepandova
• Lucie Trnkova

Confirmed via start lists on December 15. Prochazkova and Trnkova replaced Daniela Halova and Klara Peterkova, originally on the nominative roster.

HUNGARY

• Kira Balazs
• Flora Beke
• Greta Mayer
• Nora Peresztegi
• Anna Szmirnov

Confirmed via start lists on December 15. Beke replaced Emma Horvath, originally on the nominative roster.

LATVIA

• Anastasija Ananjeva
• Marija Protasenko

Confirmed via start lists on December 15.

MALTA

• Tara Vella Clark

Confirmed via start lists on December 15.

ROMANIA

• Ana Barbosu
• Maria Ceplinschi
• Andreea Preda
• Iulia Trestianu
• Ana Maria Turcu

Confirmed via start lists on December 15. Turcu replaced Luiza Popa, originally on the nominative roster.

SLOVENIA

• Neza Erpic
• Ziva Konic
• Lea Koren
• Tia Pavlin Zakovsek
• Zala Trtnik

Confirmed via start lists on December 15. Koren replaced Nina Davidovic, originally on the nominative roster.

TURKEY

• Sevgi Kayisoglu
• Beyza Özen
• Kardelen Paryaz
• Derin Tanriyasükür
• Bengisu Yildiz

Confirmed via start lists on December 15.

UKRAINE

• Daniela Batrona
• Viktoriia Ivanenko
• Yuliia Kasianenko
• Daria Lyska

Confirmed via start lists on December 15.