The 2nd European Athletics U23 Cup was held on July 30–31, 1994. The participating teams were classified into two divisions, A and B.

Results were compiled from various sources. ^{[1] [2] [3]}

Division A

The contest for Division A took place in Ostrava, Czech Republic.

Team trophies

Men   The host country is highlighted in lavender blue Rank Nation Points 1   Germany 104 2   Italy 100 3   Russia 100 4   France 91 5   United Kingdom 85 6   Greece 75 7   Spain 67 8   Czech Republic 55

Women   The host country is highlighted in lavender blue Rank Nation Points 1   Russia 108 2   Germany 91 3   Romania 82 4   Czech Republic 65 5   United Kingdom 62 6   Italy 61 7   Finland 58 8   Bulgaria 47

Results

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres (wind: -2.7 m/s)	Toby Box   Great Britain	10.47	Christian Konieczny   Germany	10.58	Alessandro Orlandi   Italy	10.61
200 metres (wind: -0.9 m/s)	Evgenios Papadopoulos   Greece	21.05	Toby Box   Great Britain	21.06	Konstantin Demin   Russia	21.10
400 metres	Andrey Boykov   Russia	46.62	Thomas Kelikke   Germany	46.63	Adrian Patrick   Great Britain	47.09
800 metres	Jimmy Jean-Joseph   France	1:50.34	Marco Chiavarini   Italy	1:51.10	Oliver Poeschl   Germany	1:51.46
1500 metres	Salvatore Vincenti   Italy	3:56.50	Dominique Löser   Germany	3:56.78	Mateo Canellas   Spain	3:56.82
5000 metres	Maurizio Leone   Italy	14:03.89	Vener Kashaev   Russia	14:05.62	Jan Peshava   Czech Republic	14:14.93
110 metres hurdles (wind: -0.4 m/s)	Falk Balzer   Germany	13.82	Neil Owen   United Kingdom	13.97	David Kafka   France	14.02
400 metres hurdles	Ashraf Saber   Italy	49.87	Aleksandr Belikov   Russia	50.68	Jimmy Coco   France	51.54
3000 metres steeplechase	Stéphane Desaulty   France	8:46.53	Damian Kallabis   Germany	8:47.11	Eliseo Martín   Spain	8:53.71
4 × 100 metres relay	Great Britain (GBR) Tremayne Rutherford Toby Box Douglas Walker Darren Campbell	39.23	France (FRA) Needy Guims Sébastien Carrat Sébastien Saye Stéphane Cali	39.70	Greece (GRE)	40.22
4 × 400 metres relay	Germany (GER) Andreas Hein Markus Rau Alexander Müller Thomas Kelikke	3:05.48	Italy (ITA) Pietro Pagliara Walter Groff Michele D'Angelo Ashraf Saber	3:05.53	Great Britain (GBR)	3:07.16
High jump	Dimitrios Kokotis   Greece	2.24 m	Sergey Klyugin   Russia	2.21 m	Luca Zampieri   Italy	2.21 m
Pole vault	Gérald Baudouin   France	5.70 m	Viktor Chistiakov   Russia	5.65 m	Daniel Martí   Spain	5.50 m
Long jump	Roman Orlík   Czech Republic	7.85 m	Georg Ackermann   Germany	7.82 m	Marco Alberti   Italy	7.68 m
Triple jump	Tosi Fasinro   Great Britain	16.74 m w	Igor Sautkin   Russia	16.57 m	Julio López   Spain	16.51 m
Shot put	Manuel Martínez   Spain	19.93 m	Victor Kapustin   Russia	18.60 m	Stefan Poehn   Germany	17.89 m
Discus throw	Nikolay Orekhov   Russia	59.56 m	Marek Bílek   Czech Republic	58.60 m	Glen Smith   Great Britain	56.60 m
Hammer throw	Marcel Kunkel   Germany	71.88 m	Alexandros Papadimitriou   Greece	71.54 m	David Chaussinand   France	70.36 m
Javelin throw	Kostas Gatsioudis   Greece	83.82 m	Sergey Makarov   Russia	82.54 m	Mathias Holde   Germany	76.50 m

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Natalya Anisimova   Russia	11.60	Bettina Zipp   Germany	11.68	Hana Benešová   Czech Republic	11.81
200 metres	Yekaterina Leshchova   Russia	23.52	Ionela Târlea   Romania	23.62	Monika Gachevska   Bulgaria	23.66
400 metres	Anja Rücker   Germany	51.42	Natalya Khrushcheleva   Russia	52.44	Ludmila Formanová   Czech Republic	52.59
800 metres	Tatyana Grigoryeva   Russia	2:01.56	Kati Kovacs   Germany	2:02.96	Andrea Šuldesová   Czech Republic	2:04.03
1500 metres	Yekaterina Dedkova   Russia	4:17.16	Eliza Wanyini   Italy	4:19.08	Carmen Wüstenhagen   Germany	4:19.79
3000 metres	Gabriela Szabo   Romania	9:12.42	Lidia Vasilevskaya   Russia	9:13.54	Dörte Köster   Germany	9:19.68
100 metres hurdles	Erica Niculae   Romania	13.50	Nikola Spinova   Czech Republic	13.72	Angie Thorp   Great Britain	13.77
400 metres hurdles	Ionela Tîrlea   Romania	56.87	Ekaterina Nikishova   Russia	57.36	Louise Branning   Great Britain	58.80
4 × 100 metres relay	Russia (RUS) Natalya Anisimova Yekaterina Grigoryeva Oksana Khreskina Yulia Timofeeva	44.22	Germany (GER) Bettina Zipp Kristina Horman Claudia Volk Birgit Rockmeier	44.60	Bulgaria (BUL) Ekaterina Tosheva-Mashova Nora Ivanova Viara Georgieva Monika Gachevska	44.92
4 × 400 metres relay	Germany (GER) Silvia Steimle Sandra Kuschmann Anja Rücker Gabi Rockmeier	3:30.54	Russia (RUS) Olga Kotlyarova Natalya Sharova Irina Platonova Natalya Khrushcheleva	3:31.46	Czech Republic (CZE) Jitka Burianová Denisa Obdržálková Hana Benešová Ludmila Formanová	3:33.43
High jump	Zuzana Kováčiková   Czech Republic	1.94	Viktoriya Fyodorova   Russia	1.92 m	Eleonora Milusheva   Bulgaria	1.90 m
Long jump	Lyudmila Galkina   Russia	6.48	Christina Galli   Italy	6.31 m	Cristina Nicolau   Romania	6.27 m
Triple jump [nb1]	Elena Dumitrascu   Romania	13.79	Nadia Morandini   Italy	13.77 m	Nkechi Madubuko   Germany	13.27 m
Shot put	Irina Korzhanenko   Russia	18.36	Marika Tuliniemi   Finland	17.41 m	Nadine Kleinert   Germany	16.78 m
Discus throw	Natalya Sadova   Russia	60.56	Atanaska Angelova   Bulgaria	59.14 m	Anja Möllenbeck   Germany	57.46 m
Javelin throw	Dörthe Barby   Germany	57.56	Claudia Isăilă   Romania	56.96 m	Claudia Coslovich   Italy	56.70 m

• ^nb1 Russian Yelena Lysak originally won the women's triple jump with a clearance of 13.88 m. However, she failed the subsequent doping test and she was disqualified from the competition and banned for four years.

Division B

The competition for Division B took place in Lillehammer, Norway.

Team scores

Men   The host country is highlighted in lavender blue Rank Nation Points 1   Poland 100.5 2   Ukraine 91 3   Finland 86.5 4   Norway 83 5   Hungary 80 6   Cyprus 44 7   Austria 40 8   Bulgaria DNS

Women   The host country is highlighted in lavender blue Rank Nation Points 1   Ukraine 105 2   France 103 3   Poland 83 4   Hungary 68 5   Greece 63 6   Spain 61 7   Norway 48 8   Netherlands 45

Results

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres (wind: +0.6 m/s)	Iryna Pukha   Ukraine	11.60	Ingvild Larsen   Norway	11.61	Delphine Combe   France	11.65
200 metres (wind: +1.1 m/s)	Anzhela Balakhonova   Ukraine	23.63	Aline André   France	23.84	[[]]  [[|]]
400 metres	Marie-Louise Bévis   France	53.46	Svetlana Tverdokhleb   Ukraine	53.74	Miriam Bravo   Spain	54.34
800 metres	Anna Jakubczak   Poland	2:03.87	Séverine Foulon   France	2:03.95	Sonia Álvarez   Spain	2:05.10
1500 metres	Sylvia Kruijer   Netherlands	4:17.34	[[]]  [[|]]		[[]]  [[|]]
3000 metres	Mónika Tóth   Hungary	9:32.34	Magdalena Ruśniok   Poland	9:34.52	Malika Coutant   France	9:35.77
100 metres hurdles (wind: +1.5 m/s)	Yelena Sukhoruchenko   Ukraine	13.17	Nadège Joseph   France	13.28	[[]]  [[|]]
400 metres hurdles	Maya Shemchyshena   Ukraine	57.78	Isabelle Dherbécourt   France	57.83	Eva Paniagua   Spain	58.70
High jump	Irina Mikhalchenko   Ukraine	1.88 m	Dóra Győrffy   Hungary	1.81 m	Katell Courgeon   France	1.81 m
Long jump	Niki Xanthou   Greece	6.72 m	Anastasia Mahob   France	6.64 m w	[[]]  [[|]]
Triple jump	Olena Hovorova   Ukraine	14.22 m	Valérie Guiyoule   France	13.24 m	[[]]  [[|]]
Shot put	Corrie de Bruin   Netherlands	16.99 m	[[]]  [[|]]		[[]]  [[|]]
Discus throw	Olena Antonova   Ukraine	57.84 m	[[]]  [[|]]		[[]]  [[|]]
Javelin throw	Rose May Poilagi   France	56.86 m	Ewa Rybak   Poland	55.56 m	[[]]  [[|]]
4 × 100 metres relay	France (FRA) Isabelle Correa Sandra Chéri-Zécoté Delphine Combe Aline André	44.41	Ukraine (UKR)	44.41	[[|]] ()
4 × 400 metres relay	France (FRA) Lucie Rangassamy Marie-Françoise Opheltès Magalie Blondel Marie-Louise Bévis	3:34.39	Ukraine (UKR)	3:34.57	[[|]] ()

References

Results

• Technical results of the competition. European Under-23 Cup / / Athletics: A Magazine. - 1994. - No. 9-10 . - P. 18 .
• Coupe d'Europe des moins de 23 ans: Les Français se distinguent (in French) // L'Athlétisme : France. — 1994. — Septembre (no 374). — P. 46.

External links

• Leichtathletik-Europacup U23 1994 Lillehammer/Norwegen (Video) (in German)