2023 Balkan Athletics Championships

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2023 Balkan Athletics Championships
Kraljevo2023logo.png
Dates22–23 July
Host city Kraljevo, Serbia
VenueKraljevo Athletics Stadium
LevelSenior

The 2023 Balkan Athletics Championships was the 76th edition of the annual track and field competition for athletes from the Balkans, organised by Balkan Athletics. It was held at the Kraljevo Athletics Stadium on 22 and 23 July in Kraljevo, Serbia.

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Medal summary

Men

EventGoldSilverBronze
100 metres
(wind: -0.3 m/s)
Flag of Austria.svg  Markus Fuchs  (AUT)10.40Flag of Ukraine.svg  Andriy Vasilyev  (UKR)10.44Flag of Greece.svg  Ioannis Nifadopoulos  (GRE)10.44
200 metres
(wind: +0.4 m/s)
Flag of Turkey.svg  Ramil Guliyev  (TUR)20.69Flag of Greece.svg  Ioannis Kariofyllis  (GRE)20.70Flag of Serbia.svg  Boško Kijanović  (SRB)20.87
400 metresFlag of Ukraine.svg  Oleksandr Pohorilko  (UKR)45.36 CR Flag of Serbia.svg  Boško Kijanović  (SRB)45.50Flag of Slovenia.svg  Rok Ferlan  (SLO)45.83
800 metresFlag of Turkey.svg  Salih Teksöz  (TUR)1:47.95Flag of Croatia.svg  Marino Bloudek  (CRO)1:48.56Flag of Slovenia.svg  Jan Vukovič  (SLO)1:48.69
1500 metresFlag of Austria.svg  Raphael Pallitsch  (AUT)3:43.74Flag of Austria.svg  Marcel Tobler  (AUT)3:44.01Flag of Romania.svg  Marian Coman  (ROM)3:45.64
3000 metresFlag of Serbia.svg  Elzan Bibić  (SRB)8:11.42Flag of Austria.svg  Sebastian Frey  (AUT)8:27.99Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Uroš Gutić  (BIH)8:41.38
5000 metresFlag of Austria.svg  Sebastian Frey  (AUT)14:01.97Flag of Turkey.svg  Ramazan Baştuğ  (TUR)14:11.20Flag of Croatia.svg  Dino Bošnjak  (CRO)14:26.00
110 metres hurdles
(wind: +0.9 m/s)
Flag of Cyprus.svg  Milan Trajkovic  (CYP)13.28 CR Flag of Turkey.svg  Mikdat Sevler  (TUR)13.46Flag of Romania.svg  Alin Ionuţ Anton  (ROU)13.60
400 metres hurdlesFlag of Turkey.svg  Yasmani Copello  (TUR)48.71 CR Flag of Turkey.svg  Berke Akcam  (TUR)48.97Flag of Serbia.svg  Nikola Kostić  (SRB)50.21
3000 metres SteeplechaseFlag of Austria.svg  Tobias Rattinger  (AUT)8:54.23Flag of Turkey.svg  Turgay Bayram  (TUR)8:55.31Flag of Turkey.svg  Ersin Tekal  (TUR)8:57.82
4 × 100 metres relayFlag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Ertan Özkan
Kayhan Özer
Batuhan Altıntaş
Ramil Guliyev
39.09 CR Flag of Greece.svg  Greece
Sotirios Garaganis
Ioannis Kariofyllis
Ioannis Granitsiodis
Ioannis Nifadopoulos
39.52Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
Petre Rezmives
Marian Valentin Tanase
Alin Ionuţ Anton
Cristian Nicusor Roiban
39.65
4 × 400 metres relayFlag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine
Mykyta Barabanov
Danylo Danylenko
Mykyta Rodchenkov
Oleksandr Pohorilko
3:06.43Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia
Lovro Mesec Košir
Jan Vukovič
Žan Rudolf
Rok Ferlan
3:07.32Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia
Lukas Cik
Andrej Belčić
Hrvoje Čukman
Marko Orešković
3:11.47
High jumpFlag of Turkey.svg  Alperen Acet  (TUR)2.28Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Tihomir Ivanov  (BUL)2.25Flag of Serbia.svg  Slavko Stević  (SRB)2.18
Pole vaultFlag of Ukraine.svg  Vladyslav Malykhin  (UKR)5.50Flag of Austria.svg  Riccardo Klotz  (AUT)5.30Flag of Croatia.svg  Ivan Horvat  (CRO)5.20
Long jumpFlag of Serbia.svg  Strahinja Jovančević  (SRB)7.89Flag of Serbia.svg  Lazar Anić  (SRB)7.78Flag of North Macedonia.svg  Andreas Trajkovski  (MKD)7.75
Triple jumpFlag of Turkey.svg  Necati Er  (TUR)16.58Flag of Greece.svg  Dimitrios Tsiamis  (GRE)16.33wFlag of Turkey.svg  Can Özüpek  (TUR)16.18
Shot putFlag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Mesud Pezer  (BIH)20.55Flag of Serbia.svg  Asmir Kolašinac  (SRB)20.07Flag of Greece.svg  Odisseas Mouzenidis  (GRE)19.54
Discus ThrowFlag of Croatia.svg  Martin Marković  (CRO)62.32Flag of Cyprus.svg  Apostolos Parellis  (CYP)61.88Flag of Cyprus.svg  Georgios Koniarakis  (CYP)60.12
Hammer ThrowFlag of Greece.svg  Christos Frantzeskakis  (GRE)74.62Flag of Moldova.svg  Serghei Marghiev  (MDA)73.52Flag of Turkey.svg  Özkan Baltacı  (TUR)73.34
Javelin ThrowFlag of Romania.svg  Alexandru Novac  (ROU)80.57Flag of Greece.svg  Ioannis Kyriazis  (GRE)76.5Flag of Slovenia.svg  Anze Durjava  (SLO)72.91
DecathlonFlag of Croatia.svg  Fran Bonifačić  (CRO)7677Flag of Greece.svg  Angelos-Tzanis Andreoglou  (GRE)7676Flag of Greece.svg  Aris-Nikolaos Peristeris  (GRE)7479
WR world record | AR area record | CR championship record | GR games record | NR national record | OR Olympic record | PB personal best | SB season best | WL world leading (in a given season)

Women

EventGoldSilverBronze
100 metres
(wind: +0.1 m/s)
Flag of Serbia.svg  Ivana Ilić  (SRB)11.48Flag of Cyprus.svg  Olivia Fotopoulou  (CYP)11.51Flag of Serbia.svg  Milana Tirnanić  (SRB)11.3
200 metres
(wind: +2.1 m/s)
Flag of Cyprus.svg  Olivia Fotopoulou  (CYP)22.68Flag of Greece.svg  Polyniki Emmanoulidou  (GRE)22.87Flag of Greece.svg  Artemis Anastasiou  (GRE)23.13
400 metresFlag of Romania.svg  Andrea Miklos  (ROU)51.75Flag of Ukraine.svg  Kateryna Karpiuk  (UKR)52.89Flag of Ukraine.svg  Tetyana Melnyk  (UKR)53.13
800 metresFlag of Ukraine.svg  Olha Lyakhova  (UKR)2:01.82Flag of Croatia.svg  Nina Vuković  (CRO)2:02.62Flag of Turkey.svg  Dilek Koçak  (TUR)2:02.93
1500 metresFlag of Turkey.svg  Şilan Ayyıldız  (TUR)4:17.52Flag of Israel.svg  Sivan Auerbach  (ISR)4:17.78Flag of Romania.svg  Lenuta Simiuc  (ROU)4:17.84
3000 metresFlag of Albania.svg  Luiza Gega  (ALB)9:21.48Flag of Turkey.svg  Burcu Subatan  (TUR)9:25.75Flag of Slovenia.svg  Liza Šajn  (SLO)9:48.13
5000 metresFlag of Albania.svg  Luiza Gega  (ALB)16:07.93Flag of Turkey.svg  Sümeyye Erol  (TUR)16:43.95Flag of Turkey.svg  Burcu Subatan  (TUR)17:01.77
100 metres hurdles
(wind: +1.9 m/s)
Flag of Cyprus.svg  Natalia Christofi  (CYP)12.86Flag of Slovenia.svg  Nika Glojnarič  (SLO)13.03Flag of Romania.svg  Anamaria Nesteriuc  (ROM)13.04
400 metres hurdlesFlag of Greece.svg  Dimitra Gnafaki  (GRE)56.45Flag of Ukraine.svg  Mariya Buryak  (UKR)57.24Flag of Slovenia.svg  Agata Zupin  (SLO)58.05
3000 metres SteeplechaseFlag of Albania.svg  Luiza Gega  (ALB)9:21.53Flag of Turkey.svg  Tuğba Güvenç  (TUR)9:29.75Flag of Turkey.svg  Semra Karaslan  (TUR)9:47.76
4 × 100 metres relayFlag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Anja Lukić
Ivana Ilić
Tamara Milutinović
Milana Tirnanić
44.65 NR Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
Emma Maria Matyus
Valeria Bisericescu
Anamaria Nesteriuc
Marina Andreea Baboi
45.97Only two finishing teams
4 × 400 metres relayFlag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine
Mariya Buryak
Tetiana Kharashchuk
Tetyana Melnyk
Kateryna Klymiuk
3:31.88Flag of Greece.svg  Greece
Dimitra Gnafaki
Irini Vasiliou
Georgia-Maria Despollari
Despina Mourta
3:33.35Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia
Natalija Švenda
Nicole Milić
Nina Vuković
Veronika Drljačić
3:40.19
High jumpFlag of Romania.svg  Daniela Stanciu  (ROU)1.91Flag of Greece.svg  Panagiota Dosi  (GRE)1.91Flag of Turkey.svg  Buse Savaşkan  (TUR)1.89
Pole vaultFlag of Greece.svg  Eleni-Klaoudia Polak  (GRE)4.40Flag of Greece.svg  Nikoleta Kyriakopoulou  (GRE)4.30Flag of Ukraine.svg  Yana Gladiychuk  (UKR)4.20
Long jumpFlag of Serbia.svg  Milica Gardašević  (SRB)6.91Flag of Cyprus.svg  Filippa Kviten  (CYP)6.42Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Milena Mitkova  (BUL)6.37
Triple jumpFlag of Turkey.svg  Tuğba Danışmaz  (TUR)14.00Flag of Romania.svg  Elena Andreea Taloș  (ROU)13.75Flag of Romania.svg  Diana Maria Ion  (ROU)13.61
Shot putFlag of Moldova.svg  Dimitriana Bezede  (MDA)17.94Flag of Greece.svg  Maria Magkoulia  (GRE)15.65Flag of Georgia.svg  Sopo Shatirishvili  (GEO)15.47
Discus ThrowFlag of Turkey.svg  Özlem Becerek  (TUR)57.67Flag of Croatia.svg  Lucija Leko  (CRO)53.11Flag of Israel.svg  Estel Valeanu  (ISR)52.91
Hammer ThrowFlag of Moldova.svg  Zalina Marghieva  (MDA)67.00Flag of Ukraine.svg  Olena Khamaza  (UKR)66.44Flag of Cyprus.svg  Valentina Savva  (CYP)66.24
Javelin ThrowFlag of Serbia.svg  Adriana Vilagoš  (SRB)60.62Flag of Slovenia.svg  Martina Ratej  (SLO)58.58Flag of Turkey.svg  Eda Tuğsuz  (TUR)57.17
HeptathlonFlag of Slovenia.svg  Maja Bedrač  (SLO)5418Flag of Greece.svg  Anastasia Dragomirova  (GRE)5381Flag of Romania.svg  Emma Maria Matyus  (ROU)4919
WR world record | AR area record | CR championship record | GR games record | NR national record | OR Olympic record | PB personal best | SB season best | WL world leading (in a given season)

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Serbia)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey 97824
2Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia*63413
3Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine 54211
4Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 4307
5Flag of Greece.svg  Greece 311418
6Flag of Cyprus.svg  Cyprus 3328
7Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 32712
8Flag of Albania.svg  Albania 3003
9Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia 2349
10Flag of Moldova.svg  Moldova 2103
11Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia 1359
12Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina 1012
13Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria 0112
Flag of Israel.svg  Israel 0112
15Flag of Georgia.svg  Georgia 0011
Flag of North Macedonia.svg  North Macedonia 0011
Totals (16 entries)424241125

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