England won the medal standings ahead of Georgia, Turkey and France in Ostrava

England won the medal standings ahead of Georgia, Turkey and France at the European U19 Boxing Championships in Ostrava, Czech Republic.

France’s Mathilda Fragnieres arrived to the European U19 Championships as the main favourite for the gold at the women’s 48kg and she accomplished her target against Azerbaijan’s Banuchichak Nasirli.

Her teammate, Maloe Teresi was also a gold medal contender in Ostrava and she used her extraordinary technical skills to beat Poland’s Zuzanna Golebiewska at the women’s 54kg.

England’s Ela-Mae Lonsdale had also a French opponent, Maely Panizzutti, and she continued her impressive gold medal series in Ostrava as well, winning the final by unanimous decision.

Georgia’s Luka Chkhikvadze prepared well against Ireland’s Sean McCusker and his technical skills decided their 60kg final in Ostrava. His teammate, Akaki Basaria started his 70kg final against Ukraine’s Vladyslav Chyniuk with a fantastic rhythm and the referee confirmed his quick RSC triumph.

Poland’s Junior World Champion Fabian Urbanski controlled the 80kg final over Georgia’s Davit Mkhetsadze from the first seconds while England’s newcomer in the U19 national team, Adekalie Kargbo stopped Lithuania’s Daumantas Vilkas at the 90kg.   

England’s strong duo, the defending champion Ruby White and her Caitlyn Wise both became gold medallists in their next big event while their teammate at the men’s 55kg, Mohammad Riza Safari triumphed over Germany’s technician Mohamed Al Manouchi.

Czech Republic’s Viktorie Jilkova was European Junior Champion in the past and she defeated her main rivals including England’s Tyika Thomas-Soldiew in the final of the 65kg to take her first U19 gold medal.

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