Estonia at the European Youth Olympic Festival

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Estonia at the
European Youth Olympic Festival
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IOC code EST
NOC Estonian Olympic Committee
Website www.eok.ee  (in Estonian)
Medals
Ranked 29th
Gold
15
Silver
17
Bronze
12
Total
44
Other related appearances
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Estonia first participated at the European Youth Olympic Festival in 1993 and has earned medals at both summer and winter festivals.

Contents

Medal tables

List of medalists

Summer Festivals

MedalNameGamesSportEventRef
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Aleksei Budõlin 1993 Valkenswaard Judo pictogram.svg Judo Boys −78 kg [12] [30]
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Martin Padar 1995 Bath Judo pictogram.svg Judo [12] [30]
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Meelis Tammre 1995 Bath Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Boys' 2000 metres steeplechase [30]
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Anton Fedorin 1995 Bath Judo pictogram.svg Judo Boys' −60 kg [30]
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Andrus Kõrgvee 1995 Bath Judo pictogram.svg Judo Boys' −71 kg [30]
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Vladimir Labzin 1999 Esbjerg Swimming pictogram.svg Swimming Boys' 200m breaststroke [31]
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Leonid Patlatenko 1999 Esbjerg Judo pictogram.svg Judo Boys' −55 kg [32]
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Tiiu Asper 1999 Esbjerg Judo pictogram.svg Judo Girls' −52 kg [32]
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Margus Hunt 2003 Paris Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Boys' discus throw
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Evelin Sosnovski 2003 Paris Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Girls' 400 metres hurdles
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Tanel Kangert 2003 Paris Cycling pictogram.svg Cycling Boys' individual time trial [33]
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Kaire Leibak 2005 Lignano Sabbiadoro Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Girls' long jump
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Kaire Leibak 2005 Lignano Sabbiadoro Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Girls' triple jump
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Ebe Reier 2005 Lignano Sabbiadoro Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Girls' 200 metres
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Georgi Ladõgin 2005 Lignano Sabbiadoro Judo pictogram.svg Judo Boys' −73 kg [34]
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Raine Kuningas 2005 Lignano Sabbiadoro Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Girls' javelin throw
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Grigori Minaškin 2007 Belgrade Judo pictogram.svg Judo Boys' −81 kg [35]
Gold medal icon.svg GoldEstonia (Kaarel Jõeväli, Andres Saaremöts, Sander Sooäär & Richard Pulst) 2007 Belgrade Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Boys' 4 × 100 metres relay
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Liina Laasma 2009 Tampere Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Girls' javelin throw
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Rasmus Mägi 2009 Tampere Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Boys' 400 metres hurdles
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Hans-Christian Hausenberg 2013 Utrecht Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Boys' pole vault
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Mattias Siimar & Kristofer Siimar 2013 Utrecht Tennis pictogram.svg Tennis Boys' doubles [36]
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Kregor Zirk 2015 Tbilisi Swimming pictogram.svg Swimming Boys' 100m butterfly
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Ken-Mark Minkovski 2017 Győr Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Boys' long jump
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Gleb Karpenko 2017 Győr Cycling pictogram.svg Cycling Boys' individual time trial [33]
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Carol Plakk & Katriin Saar 2017 Győr Tennis pictogram.svg Tennis Girls' doubles [36]
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Madis Mihkels 2019 Baku Cycling pictogram.svg Cycling Boys' road race
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Madis Mihkels 2019 Baku Cycling pictogram.svg Cycling Boys' individual time trial
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Jekaterina Mirotvortseva 2019 Baku Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Girls' 5000 metres walk
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Laura Lizette Sander 2019 Baku Cycling pictogram.svg Cycling Girls' individual time trial
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Viljar Lipard 2019 Baku Judo pictogram.svg Judo Boys' −60 kg
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Heti Väät 2022 Banská Bystrica Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Girls' javelin throw
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Viola Hambidge 2022 Banská Bystrica Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Girls' heptathlon
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Karl Kristjan Pohlak 2022 Banská Bystrica Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Boys' pole vault
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Miia Ott 2023 Maribor Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Girls' 100 metres
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Karl Kristjan Pohlak 2023 Maribor Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Boys' pole vault
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Valeria Smirnova 2023 Maribor Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Girls' high jump
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Emma Melis Aktas 2023 Maribor Judo pictogram.svg Judo Girls' +70 kg
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Tristan Konso 2023 Maribor Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Boys' 110 metres hurdles
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Savva Novikov 2023 Maribor Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Boys' 400 metres hurdles
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Miia Ott 2023 Maribor Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Girls' 200 metres
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Heti Väät 2023 Maribor Athletics pictogram.svg Athletics Girls' javelin throw

Winter Festivals

MedalNameGamesSportEvent
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Kristina Šmigun 1993 Aosta Cross country skiing pictogram.svg Cross country skiing
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Kristina Šmigun 1993 Aosta Cross country skiing pictogram.svg Cross country skiing
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Katrin Šmigun 1995 Andorra la Vella Cross country skiing pictogram.svg Cross country skiing
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Viktor Romanenkov 2009 Silesian Voivodeship Figure skating pictogram.svg Figure skating Boys
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Tuuli Tomingas 2013 Braşov Biathlon pictogram.svg Biathlon Girls' 10 km individual
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Kristo Siimer 2017 Erzurum Biathlon pictogram.svg Biathlon Boys' 7.5 km sprint
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Mihhail Selevko 2019 Sarajevo and Istočno Sarajevo Figure skating pictogram.svg Figure skating Boys
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Arlet Levandi 2022 Vuokatti Figure skating pictogram.svg Figure skating Boys
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Stefan Sorokin 2023 Friuli-Venezia Giulia Freestyle skiing pictogram.svg Freestyle skiing Boys' slopestyle
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Henry Sildaru 2023 Friuli-Venezia Giulia Freestyle skiing pictogram.svg Freestyle skiing Boys' big air

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