Benedetta Gava

The 2023 European Youth Olympic Festival kicks off with the opening ceremony on Sunday, July 23, while the first day of women’s competition will be held on July 26.

While there aren’t any official nominative rosters available yet, I’ve compiled the below information based on team announcements from various federations. I’ll update these as more information comes in.

ALBANIA

• Gresa Dragani
• Orkida Gjoka

Confirmed via the entries list on July 18.

ARMENIA

• Marieta Buchakhchyan

Confirmed via the entries list on July 18.

AUSTRIA

• Mia Bohle
• Valentina Frint
• Rosa Schwaninger

Confirmed by the Austrian federation on July 7.

AZERBAIJAN

• Duyghu Majidzade
• Aytan Mammadova

Confirmed via the entries list on July 18.

BELGIUM

• Chloe Baert
• Marie de Smedt
• Hanne Degryse

Confirmed by the Belgian Olympic Committee on July 7. Naomi Descamps is the alternate.

BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA

• Katja Vujicic

Confirmed via the entries list on July 18.

BULGARIA

• Elena Nikolova
• Nikol Sokolova
• Viktoria Ventsislavova

Confirmed by the Bulgarian federation on July 14.

CROATIA

• Sofia Mester
• Mila Prpic

Confirmed via the entries list on July 18. Mirna Hontic was initially named to the team but has withdrawn as of July 23.

CYPRUS

• Kyriaki Lysandrou
• Eleana Panagiotou
• Kalypso Papaioannou

Confirmed via the entries list on July 18.

CZECHIA

• Natalie Hajdinova
• Vanesa Masova
• Ema Strakosova

Confirmed via the entries list on July 18.

DENMARK

• Amalie Pedersen
• Frida Rasmussen

Confirmed via the entries list on July 18.

FINLAND

• Essi Keskitalo
• Ekaterina Podobed
• Evelin Veistelehto

Confirmed by the Finnish Olympic Committee.

FRANCE

• Maelys Mrozkowiak
• Astria Nélo
• Lilou Viallat

Confirmed by the French federation. Noélie Ayuso, Romane Hamelin, and Ming van Eijken are the alternates.

GEORGIA

• Tinatini Tqemaladze

Confirmed via the entries list on July 18.

GERMANY

• Marlene Gotthardt
• Helen Kevric
• Lisa Wötzel

Confirmed by the German federation on July 12. Claudine Soliman was initially named to the team, but has withdrawn due to injury, with Wötzel replacing her.

GREAT BRITAIN

• Ema Kandalova
• Ellie Lewis
• Jemima Taylor

Confirmed by the British Olympic Committee on June 8.

GREECE

• Despoina Sagka
• Maria Spiliopoulou

Confirmed via the entries list on July 18.

HUNGARY

• Anna Knight
• Hanna Kutasi
• Emese Szij

Confirmed by the Hungarian Olympic Committee.

ICELAND

• Lilja Gunnarsdottir
• Kristjana Olafsdottir
• Audur Thorbjarnardottir

Confirmed by the Icelandic federation.

IRELAND

• Maeve McGuinness
• Mimi Moloney
• Lily Russell

Confirmed by the Irish federation on July 13.

ISRAEL

• Almog Leizerovich
• Yali Shoshani
• Hili Torgeman

Confirmed by the Israeli federation on July 11.

ITALY

• Sara Caputo
• Emma Fioravanti
• Benedetta Gava

Confirmed by the Italian federation on July 13.

LATVIA

• Anna Grauda Grote

Confirmed by the Latvian Olympic Committee on July 12.

LIECHTENSTEIN

On the entries by number list, but no athletes were confirmed by the Liechtenstein Olympic Committee on July 7.

LITHUANIA

• Daniele Tarailyte

Confirmed via the entries list on July 18.

MOLDOVA

• Aniela Morozan

Confirmed via the entries list on July 18.

MONACO

On the entries by number list, but no athletes were ultimately confirmed.

NETHERLANDS

• Maud Aldenzee
• Alij de Wijze
• Tara Hanaseth

Confirmed by the Dutch federation on July 10. Chemene Lamaitre and Yuna Uljee are the alternates.

NORTH MACEDONIA 

• Stefani Deljanovska

Confirmed via the entries list on July 18.

NORWAY

• Hannah Ifeanyi
• Christine Kubon

Confirmed via the entries list on July 18.

POLAND

• Maria Drobniak
• Wiktoria Grzesikiewicz
• Maria Rowinska

Confirmed via the entries list on July 18.

PORTUGAL

• Rita Ferreirinha
• Clara Justo
• Joana Reis

Confirmed by the Portuguese federation on July 4.

ROMANIA

• Miruna Botez
• Anamaria Mihaescu
• Gabriela Vanoaga

Confirmed by the Romanian federation on July 7.

SERBIA

• Tara Drakulic

Confirmed via the entries list on July 18.

SLOVAKIA

On the entries by number list, but no athletes were confirmed by the Slovakian Olympic Committee.

SLOVENIA

• Luna Babic
• Luana Lubinic
• Vita Prijanovic

Confirmed via the entries list on July 18.

SPAIN

• Leire Escauriaza
• Marina Escudero
• Jana Fernandez

Confirmed by the Spanish federation on June 26.

SWITZERLAND

• Angela Pennisi
• Chiara Roveri
• Kea Walser

Confirmed by the Swiss federation on July 12.

TÜRKIYE

• Naz Aktürk
• Zeynep Kurtulus

Confirmed via the entries list on July 18.

UKRAINE

• Daria Chorna
• Maryna Klishchevska
• Diana Lobok

Confirmed by the Ukrainian Olympic Committee on July 7.