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MEN’S COMPETITION:
The Slovak school demonstrated its potential with the
double wins (gold and silver) of Tommy Hadlik & David
Matlak in Class C, and of Martin Koleda & Filip Bodjan
in Class E. Bodjan repeated his silver from 2023 but was
unable to show the same progression as the Serbian Zoran AGES 8 TO 9 (CLASS B): AGES 10 TO 11 (CLASS C):
Kiric, who claimed the gold this time after falling just
short in 2023. Gold: Zoran Kiric (Serbia) Gold: Tommy Hadlik (Slovakia)
Silver: David Matlak (Slovakia)
Silver: Emrah Senay (Turkey)
Bronze: Bruno Bartoszewski (Poland) Bronze: Onur Koc (Turkey)
AGES 12 TO 13 (CLASS D): AGES 14 TO 15 (CLASS E):
Gold: Mustafa Gulec (Turkey) Gold: Martin Koleda (Slovakia)
Silver: David Bolvari-Takacs (Hungary) Silver: Filip Bodjan (Slovakia)
Bronze: Pavel Kapustin (IFBB Flag) Bronze: Ege Kahraman (turkey)

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WOMEN’S COMPETITION:
Interesting battles carried over
from 2023, such as the one between
Greta Gyozo (Hungary) & Oliwia
Slowinska (Poland). Gyozo, after
winning silver in 2023, could only
manage bronze, while Slowinska—
bronze in 2023—progressed to claim
the title, surpassing the Hungarian
and 13 other competitors in Class C.
In Class F, Julianna Vamos
(Hungary) came close to repeating
her 2023 title, but was surpassed
by the newcomer Kristina Dudina
(IFBB Flag), while her compatriot
Zsofia Bali—bronze in 2023—
finished far from the medals, in a
modest 6th place out of 21 athletes.
Also, in Class H, Julia Matera
(Poland) & Hana Franova (Slovakia)
tSara tEma
Teplanova repeated their presence on the Poljacekova
(Slovakia). podium. Matera moved from silver (Slovakia)
in 2023 to gold, while Franova could
only repeat her bronze.
Additionally, the Hungarians
Nikolett Csepany & Karina Baranyay
staged one “last dance,” winning
gold and silver, in Class I, before
moving up to the Junior competition
in 2025. Csepany, bronze in 2023,
UP TO 7 YEARS (CLASS A): showed clear progress by replacing UP TO 8 YEARS (CLASS B):
her compatriot Baranyay at the top
Gold: Sara Teplanova (Slovakia) of the podium. Gold: Ema Poljacekova (Slovakia)
Silver: Oyku Irmak (Poland) Silver: Luiza Just (Turkey)
Bronze: Marcela Wasiuta (Poland) Bronze: Gabriela Pozniak (Poland)

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