EUSA Rowing concludes EUC2019

EUSA Rowing concludes EUC2019

The 2019 European Universities Championships have officially drawn to a close following the conclusion of the 2019 European Universities Rowing Championships in Jonkoping, Sweden, which came to an end with a memorable Closing Ceremony and Gala Dinner at Campus Arena.

A total of 504 participants representing 81 Universities from 21 countries took part in this year’s 11th edition of the event.

There were many great and close races on the final day at Lake Munksjön, which was broadcasted live via two livestream feeds.

In the most prestigious race, the men’s eights, Imperial College London (GBR) claimed the title over Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (GER) and Szechenyi Istvan University (HUN).

Rowing 8s EUC2019

In the women’s eights finals, University of Linz (AUT) secured the title, reaching the finish line ahead of Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich (SUI) and University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (GER).

The medals and awards were presented by Mr Francis Cirianni, EUSA Executive Committee Member, Mr Luka Grubor, EUSA Technical Delegate, Ms Frida Svensson, Swedish Olympic Medallist, Mr Lassi Karonen Swedish Olympic Rower, and Ms Magdalena Wielgosz, Representative of EUC Rowing 2021.

Rowing medals ceremony

The final races and medal ceremonies were followed by the Closing Ceremony at Campus Arena, in conjunction with a Gala Dinner.

Master of Ceremonies Ms Mona Sörman welcomed and congratulated all participants, volunteers, guests and organisers of their hard work.

Gala dinner EUC Rowing

The closing speech from EUSA was delivered by Mr Francis Cirianni, EUSA Technical Delegate, while Mr Besim Aliti, EUSA Sports Manager thanked the volunteers.

Mr Luka Grubor then handed out various awards during the ceremony, including:
- Fair Play Award: University of Erlangen-Nürnberg
- Salver Award: Great Britain Delegation


The EUSA flag was lowered and passed onto the next organizers of EUC Rowing 2021, the University of Bydgoszcz (POL).

Rowing EUC medals ceremony

The three-day championship was then concluded with a farewell party.

For a full breakdown of the results, please refer to the results section of the official website www.rowing2019.eusa.eu.

The next competition rowing competition where student rowers can face each other on the water will take place in Belgrade, Serbia during the 2020 European University Games.

More info can be found at www.eug2020.eu.

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