The youth and cadet national teams have departed for Gondomar (Portugal), where they will take part in the European Youth Championships. The draw for the team competition is already clear and promises exciting clashes in all groups.
🏓 UNDER 15 (U15) DIVISION
Cadet Boys (U15 Boys Teams)
Group I: Bulgaria, Belgium, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Group A: Spain, France, Romania, England
Group B: Türkiye, Austria, Portugal, Denmark
Group C: Germany, Czechia, Hungary, Switzerland
Group D: Poland, Sweden, Ukraine, Italy
Group E: Serbia, Greece, Estonia
Group F: Slovakia, Moldova, Cyprus
Group G: Luxembourg, Lithuania, Latvia
Group H: Croatia, Israel, Norway, Netherlands
Group J: Finland, Azerbaijan, San Marino, Scotland
Cadet Girls (U15 Girls Teams)
Group G: Lithuania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Estonia
Group A: Czechia, Croatia, Hungary, Belgium
Group B: Poland, Türkiye, Spain, Italy
Group C: Germany, France, Israel, Ukraine
Group D: Sweden, Romania, Portugal, Greece
Group E: Switzerland, Latvia, Azerbaijan, Norway, Moldova
Group F: Slovakia, England, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Cyprus
Group H: Luxembourg, Slovenia, Denmark, Scotland
🏓 UNDER 19 (U19) DIVISION
Junior Boys (U19 Boys Teams)
Group F: Bulgaria, Greece, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Wales
Group A: France, Hungary, Austria, Norway
Group B: Poland, Czechia, Romania, Belgium
Group C: Slovakia, Italy, Portugal, Israel
Group D: Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, England
Group E: Netherlands, Finland, Slovenia, Moldova
Group G: Denmark, Scotland, Montenegro
Group H: Lithuania, Ukraine, Estonia, Ireland
Group I: Germany, Luxembourg, Türkiye, Cyprus
Group J: Serbia, Croatia, Azerbaijan, Latvia
Junior Girls (U19 Girls Teams)
Group D: Portugal, Spain, Hungary, Bulgaria
Group A: France, Austria, Croatia, Serbia
Group B: Romania, Belgium, Ukraine, Türkiye
Group C: Poland, Germany, Italy, Slovakia
Group E: Czechia, Azerbaijan, Netherlands, Estonia, Greece
Group F: England, Moldova, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Scotland, Ireland
Group G: Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Montenegro
Group H: Israel, Lithuania, Latvia, Slovenia


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