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Handball at the European Youth Olympic Festival

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Handball has featured as a sport at the European Youth Summer Olympic Festival since its fourth edition in 1997. It has appeared on the programme at every subsequent edition of the biennial multi-sport event.

Medal count

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RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Denmark54615
2 Russia5207
3 France4015
4 Germany3227
5 Spain2103
6 Hungary2024
7 Slovenia1405
8 Croatia1023
9 Norway0426
10 Romania0202
11 Sweden0112
12 Netherlands0101
 Slovakia0101
14 Portugal0022
 Serbia0022
16 Lithuania0011
 Poland0011
Totals (17 entries)23222267

Men's tournaments

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Year Host Country Gold medal game Bronze medal game
Gold Score Silver Bronze Score Fourth place
1997
Details
Portugal
Portugal

Denmark

Spain

Portugal
2001
Details
Spain
Spain

Spain
28–27
Slovenia

Serbia and Montenegro
2003
Details
France
France

Spain

Russia

France
2009
Details
Finland
Finland

France
35–27
Denmark

Croatia
29–26
Norway
2011
Details
Turkey
Turkey

Denmark
28–26 (ET)
Germany

Serbia
31–28
France
2013
Details
Netherlands
Netherlands

Slovenia
28–23
Norway

Sweden
33–22
Belarus
2015
Details
Georgia (country)
Georgia

France
30–28
Slovenia

Germany
31–19
Norway
2017
Details
Hungary
Hungary

Germany
29–26
Slovenia

Croatia
28–26
France
2019
Details
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan

Croatia
29–28
Germany

Denmark
28–21
France
2022
Details
Slovakia
Slovakia

Germany
29–28
Denmark

Portugal
28–24
Croatia
2023
Details
Slovenia
Slovenia

Germany
32–27
Slovenia

Hungary
43–42
Croatia

Women's tournaments

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Year Host Country Gold medal game Bronze medal game
Gold Score Silver Bronze Score Fourth place
1997
Details
Portugal
Portugal

Denmark
1999
Details
Denmark
Denmark

Denmark

Norway

Lithuania
2005
Details
Italy
Italy

Russia
23–19
Norway

Denmark
26–24
Slovenia
2007
Details
Serbia
Serbia

Russia
30–26
Norway

Denmark
27–24
Serbia
2009
Details
Finland
Finland

Russia
30–24
Slovakia

Denmark
33–24
Netherlands
2011
Details
Turkey
Turkey

Russia
38–20
Sweden

Denmark
26–22
Netherlands
2013
Details
Netherlands
Netherlands

Denmark
29–22
Russia

Germany
28–23
Netherlands
2015
Details
Georgia (country)
Georgia

Russia
21–20 (ET)
Denmark

Norway
37–23
Czech Republic
2017
Details
Hungary
Hungary

Hungary
30–23
Romania

Denmark
32–27
Russia
2019
Details
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan

France
23–21
Netherlands

Hungary
30–20
Switzerland
2022
Details
Slovakia
Slovakia

Hungary
30–26
Denmark

Norway
28–23
Germany
2023
Details
Slovenia
Slovenia

France
32–27
Romania

Poland
26–17
Netherlands

See also

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References

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