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2002 European Championship for Young Women

8 to 12 Aug. 2001

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Year	Dates	Location				Top Scorer	MVP
2017	8 Jul. to 16 Jul.	Matosinhos (PORTUGAL)	Spain	Slovenia	Russia	Melisa Brcaninovic (BIH)	Maria Araujo (ESP)
2016	9 Jul. to 17 Jul.	Matosinhos (PORTUGAL)	Spain	Italy	Russia	Cecilia Zandalasini (ITA)	Cecilia Zandalasini (ITA)
2015	2 Jul. to 12 Jul.	Lanzarote (Tinajo, Teguise) (SPAIN)	Spain	France	Netherlands	Hind Ben Abdelkader (BEL)
2014	3 Jul. to 13 Jul.	Udine (ITALY)	France	Spain	Italy	Astou Ndour (ESP)
2013	4 Jul. to 14 Jul.	Samsun (TURKEY)	Spain	Italy	Turkey	Astou Ndour (ESP)
2012	16 Aug. to 26 Aug.	Debrecen (HUNGARY)	Spain	Russia	Turkey	Alina Iagupova (UKR)
2011	7 Jul. to 17 Jul.	Novi Sad (SERBIA)	Spain	Russia	Poland	Alina Iagupova (UKR)
2010	15 Jul. to 25 Jul.	Liepaja (LATVIA)	Russia	Spain	Latvia	Marina Solopova (LTU)
2009	6 Jul. to 19 Jul.	Gdynia (POLAND)	France	Spain	Latvia	Elina Babkina (LAT)
2008	11 Jul. to 20 Jul.	Chieti, Sulmona, Pescara (ITALY)	Russia	France	Serbia	Snezana Aleksic (MNE)
2007	13 Jul. to 22 Jul.	Sofia (BULGARIA)	Spain	Serbia	France	Arina Bilotserkivska (UKR)
2006	7 Jul. to 16 Jul.	Sopron (HUNGARY)	Russia	Hungary	France	Oleksandra Radulovic (UKR)
2005	1 Jul. to 10 Jul.	Brno (CZECH REPUBLIC)	France	Poland	Latvia	Oleksandra Radulovic (UKR)
2004	9 Jul. to 1 Aug.		Russia	France	Czech Republic	Sónia Borges Dos Reis (POR)
2002	8 Aug. to 31 Aug.		Czech Republic	Russia	France	Saziye Ivegin Uner (TUR)
2000	28 Jul. to 6 Aug.		Russia	Czech Republic	Romania	Evelina Guneva (BUL)

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