Estonian swimmers won 7 medals at European Championships on Chios

At the junior finswimming European Championships held on the Greek island of Chios, the Estonian team achieved seven medals. The result was one of the most successful international championship competitions in Estonian swimming history. In the country medal standings, Estonians finished in third place.

The junior finswimming European Championships held on the Greek island of Chios from 6-12 June proved to be a historic achievement for the Estonian team. Estonian athletes won a total of seven medals, making this one of the most successful international championship competitions in Estonian swimming history.

According to the medal table, Estonia achieved third place in the country standings, behind only two stronger nations. This result confirms that the level of Estonian youth finswimming has reached the top of Europe.

Finswimming is a sport in which swimmers use monofins or bifins and compete in both speed and technique disciplines. In recent years, Estonia has become significantly stronger in this sport, particularly at the youth team level.