27. July 2007  
Belgrade / Serbia  
Artistic Gymnastics

9th E Y O F 2007 : Holenkova- three times winner

Valentina Holenkova (UKR)

The 9th EUROPEAN YOUTH OLYMPIC SUMMER FESTIVAL 2007 took place in Belgrade, Serbia, from 22 to 27 July 2007.
At the artistic gymnastics events 107 female juniors participated, representing 39 different European countries, including 32 complete teams (3 gymnasts).
The Ukrainian Valentyna HOLENKOVA won the all-around decision with a score of 57,050, in front of a Romanian duo, Stefania PATRASCU (56,500) and Andreea ACATRINEI (55,050) ....
Holenkova also won the finals on bars and beam...


9th European Youth Olympic Festival "EYOF 2007"
- Belgrade, July 22 - 27-

*TEAM Competition, Femal  Juniors
- Artistic Gymnastics -

1. UKRAINE  - 113,200
2. NETHERLANDS  - 110,95
3. ROMANIA  - 110,750

4. FRA-109,900;  5. ITA -109,000;  6. RUS - 108,300
7. GBR - 108,250;  8. GER - 108,100; 9. ESP - 106,900;
10. BEL - 106,650; 11. HUN - 101,750; 12. SVK - 99,550;
13. BLR - 98,050;  14. GRE - 97,900;  15. SUI - 97,850;
16. ISL -  97,650;  17. FIN - 92,200;  18. BUL - 97,150;
19. CZE - 97,100;  20. SLO - 96,200;  20. AUT - 96,200
22. POL - 95,300; 23. SWE - 94,400; 24. LTU - 93,000;
25. IRL - 90,800;  26. TUR - 90,350;  27. LUX - 99,200;
28. LAT - 87,900; 29. POR - 86,800; 30. DEN - 86,400
- ARM (1 gymnast, only)

* ALL-AROUND Competition
>> EYOF 2007, All-around Results ; >> Detailed AA Results

* APPARATUS FINALS
* VAULT
1. Stefania  Patrascu ROM 14.037
2. Ekaterina Kurbatova RUS 13.912
3. Youna Dufournet FRA 13.737
4. Wyomi Masela NED 13.600
5. Ana Maria Izurieta ESP 13.500
6. Dorina Böczögő HUN 13.487
7. Joeline Möbius GER 13.475
8. Anastasiya Koval UKR 12.600

* UNEVEN BARS
1. Valentyna Holenkova UKR 15.125
2. Youna Dufournet FRA 14.025
3. Joeline Möbius GER 13.650
4. Anne Tritten NED 13.600
5. Ekaterina Kurbatova RUS 13.475
6. Jolien Eggermont BEL 13.200
7. Marrit Ewald NED 12.550
8. Serena Licchetta ITA 11.775

* BALANCE BEAM
1. Valentyna Holenkova UKR 15.175
2. Elisabetta Preziosa ITA 14.825
3. Stefania Cerasela Patrascu ROM 14.700
4. Joeline Möbius GER 14.450
5. Andreea Acatrinei ROM 13.725
6. Youna Dufournet FRA 13.725
7. Marrit Ewald NED 13.275
8. Valeriya Savelyeva UKR 12.950

* FLOOR EXERCISES
1. Joeline Möbius GER 14.000
2. Valentyna Holenkova UKR 13.875
3. Ana Maria Izurieta ESP 13.750
4. Dorina Böczögő HUN 13.725 6. Gabriela Dragoi ROM 13.575
7. Andreea Acatrinei ROM 13.300
8. Valeriya Savelyeva UKR 13.150

The first European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF) was held in 1991 under the name of the European Youth Olympic Days. The idea was launched by Jacques Rogge, at the time the President of the European Olympic Committees (EOC), and today's President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC).

Rogge's idea was supported by the EOC, and in 1991 Brussels was the first to host the potential Olympians in summer sports (athletics, gymnastics, basketball, volleyball, swimming, table tennis, football, hockey, judo).
Two years later the EYOF Winter was also held, and since then the event has taken place both in summer and winter sports every two (odd) years.

Official EYOF mascot

The EYOF emblem has been created to portray the harmony of game, rhythm and joy.

The figure in the blue section articulates the enthusiasm and optimism, and the colour reflects the youthful vigour of participants. The wide open arms symbolize the hospitality and warm welcome, the participating thrill and triumph, but no less the joy evoked by the game.

The overall impression is endorsed by other graphic elements and their meaningful colours celebrating the joy, the spirit of Olympism, the European unity.

By the complementary colours and forms of these elements, while being gently ascended and spread out, the shared rhythm is reinforced and synchronously expressed.
The forms and colours of logotype elements and the way they are grouped play the supporting role, in so far as they highlight the message communicated by the emblem itself.