Romania dominated the European Rowing Under 23 Championships in Kruszwica, securing ten medals across the competition. The result placed the country ahead of Germany, Greece, Italy, the Czech Republic, and Switzerland in the nations\u2019 ranking, the Romanian Olympic and Sports Committee announced.<\/p>\n
Iulica-Maria Ursu and Andreea Petras won Romania\u2019s first gold medal in the women\u2019s pair, finishing ahead of Lithuania and France in 7:56.20.<\/p>\n
Cosmin Iulian Ple\u0219escu, Eduard Angel Moldovan, Andrei Vatamaniuc, and Leontin Nu\u021bescu claimed the men\u2019s four title with a time of 6:25.49, beating Denmark and Poland.<\/p>\n
Romania also won the women\u2019s four through Andreea Bianca Marin, M\u0103d\u0103lina-Dumitri\u021ba Ursaciuc, Iuliana Irina Cantoriu, and Iuliana Isabela Boldea. They crossed the finish line ahead of Austria and Germany in 7:18.11.<\/p>\n
Ioana Gabriela Cristescu, Francesca Iulia Stejar, Sonia Teodora Bi\u021b\u0103, and Daria-Elena Maximiuc added another gold in the women\u2019s quadruple sculls, defeating Switzerland and the AIN crew with a time of 7:09.40.<\/p>\n
The men\u2019s eight, formed by Antonel Av\u0103c\u0103ri\u021bei, Andrei Perdei, Patrick Francisc Sebestyen, Sebastian Alexandru Ta\u0219c\u0103, Nicolae R\u0103zvan Stoian, Sergiu Anfimov, Mateus-Simion Cozminciuc, Fabrizio-Alexandru Scripcariu, and Maria-Antonia Iancu, finished ahead of the Czech Republic and Italy in 6:06.92.<\/p>\n
Then, Romania also claimed the women\u2019s eight title. Marina Ariana Balint, Andreea Petras, Beatrice Piseru, Georgiana Bl\u0103nariu, Stejara Olariu, Bianca-Elena Dr\u0103ghici, Iulica-Maria Ursu, Denisa Cristina Ailinc\u0103i, and Irina Lucia Andreea Despa won the race in 6:48.93, ahead of Italy and the AIN crew.<\/p>\n
Bianca-Camelia Ifteni secured the seventh gold in the women\u2019s single sculls, beating competitors from Lithuania and Italy with a time of 8:09.99.<\/p>\n
David Costel Chitic and Stejara Olariu won the mixed double sculls in 6:59.34, finishing ahead of Italy and Germany.<\/p>\n
Romania\u2019s ninth title came in the mixed eight, where Andreea Bianca Marin, M\u0103d\u0103lina-Dumitri\u021ba Ursaciuc, Iuliana Irina Cantoriu, Iuliana Isabela Boldea, Cosmin Iulian Ple\u0219escu, Eduard Angel Moldovan, Andrei Vatamaniuc, Leontin Nu\u021bescu, and Maria-Antonia Iancu defeated the Czech and Italian crews with a time of 6:15.64.<\/p>\n
Mateus-Simion Cozminciuc and Fabrizio-Alexandru Scripcariu completed Romania\u2019s medal tally with silver in the men\u2019s pair. They finished behind Greece and ahead of France in 6:58.44.<\/p>\n