EUSA Year Magazine 2023-2024

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matches was 3-0 in favour of
Nottingham, therefore both
sides mutually decided not to
play the remaining two matches
which did not affect the final
outcome.

The best domestic team was the
University of Pécs, which lost
3-1 against the team from the
University of Strasbourg in the
battle for 5th place.

In the women’s singles final,
Maria Stoliarenko of the
University of Strasburg from
France won the overall title
by winning the match against
Brid Stepper of the German
Sport University of Cologne.
In the men’s singles, Harry
Huang from the University of
Nottingham defeated Viacheslav
Yakovlev of Turkey’s Admiral
Makarov National University of
Shipbuilding.

The British team, Sian Kelly and
Miu Lin Ngan from the University

of Nottingham won the women’s

doubles final against the French

pair, Anouk Nambot and Maria

Stoliarenko from the University

of Strasbourg. In the final

match of the men’s doubles,

Harry Goode and Samuel Smith

defeated Paak Raymond Chong

and Pak Yu Ng, taking both

gold and silver medals for the

University of Nottingham.

Samuel Smith and Sian Kelly,

representing the University of

Nottingham, won the mixed

doubles championship after a

thrilling match against Aymeric

Torres and Maria Stoliarenko

from the University of

Strasbourg.

The next European Universities

Badminton Championship will be

hosted in Madrid, Spain from 6 to

12 of July, 2025. Before that, the

next Badminton compatition will

be held at the 7th edition of the

European Universities Games in

Debrecen-Miskolc 2024.

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FINAL STANDINGS

MIXED TEAM

1. University of Nottingham GBR


2. University of Warwick GBR


3. Admiral Makarov National University of Shipbuilding UKR


4. Technological University of Dublin IRL


5. University of Strasbourg FRA


6. University of Pecs HUN


7. German Sport University Cologne GER


8. University of Bern SUI


9. Marmara University TUR


10. Jozef Pilsudski University of Physical Education in Warsaw POL


11. Nova University of Lisbon POR


12. Hungarian University of Sports Science HUN


13. National Technical University Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute UKR


14. University of Szeged HUN


15. University of Groningen NED

INDIVIDUAL GOLD MEDALISTS

MEN’S SINGLES

Harry Huang, University of Nottingham GBR

WOMEN’S SINGLES

Maria Stoliarenko, University of Strasbourg FRA

MIXED DOUBLES

Samuel Smith and Sian Kelly, University of Nottingham GBR

MEN’S DOUBLES

Harry Goode and Samuel Smith, University of Nottingham GBR

WOMEN’S DOUBLES

Sian Kelly and Miu Lin Ngan, University of Nottingham GBR