2019 Mediterranean Beach Games

II Mediterranean Beach Games

Nations| 26
Athletes| 700
Events| 55 in 11 sports
Opening| 25 August 2019
Closing| 31 August 2019
Opened by| Eleftherios Avgenakis
Deputy Minister for Sports
Website| mbgpatras2019.gr

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II Mediterranean Beach Games. Beach Soccer 3rd Place Final: Morocco vs. France = 1-5. Patras, GRE, 31 Aug 2019.

The 2019 Mediterranean Beach Games (Greek: Μεσογειακοί Παράκτιοι Αγώνες 2019) is the second edition of the Mediterranean Beach Games. It was held from 25 to 31 August 2019 in Patras, Greece.

## Host city selection

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The Greek city of Patras was elected as host city of the second edition of the Mediterranean Beach Games (2019) during the ordinary General Assembly of the ICMG which was held in 2017 at Tarragona, Spain.[1]

## Sports

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Eleven sports featured in these Games.[2][3][4][5]

* Aquathlon (details) (2)
* Beach handball (details) (2)
* Beach soccer (details) (1)
* Beach tennis (details) (3)
* Beach volleyball (details) (2)
* Beach wrestling (details) (6)
* Canoe ocean racing (details) (2)
* Finswimming (details) (16+5) (Pool+Open Water)
* Open water swimming (details) (3)
* Rowing beach sprint (details) (7)
* Water skiing (details) (6)

## Participating nations

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26 member nations of the International Committee for the Mediterranean Games competed in the II Mediterranean Beach Games. To the countries that participated in 2015 there was an addition of two more: Portugal and Kosovo.

* Albania
* Algeria
* Andorra
* Bosnia and Herzegovina
* Croatia
* Cyprus
* Egypt
* France
* Greece (host country)
* Italy
* Kosovo
* Lebanon
* Libya
* North Macedonia
* Malta
* Monaco
* Montenegro
* Morocco
* Portugal
* San Marino
* Serbia
* Slovenia
* Spain
* Syria
* Tunisia
* Turkey

## Medal table

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Final medal standings are shown below, information from official website of 2019 Mediterranean Beach Games for 55 events. One share gold and one shared silver in finswimming.[6]

* Host nation (Greece)

Rank| Nation| Gold| Silver| Bronze| Total

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1|  Greece*| 19| 16| 11| 46
2|  Italy| 15| 13| 11| 39
3|  France| 13| 7| 12| 32
4|  Spain| 6| 5| 7| 18
5|  Portugal| 1| 5| 0| 6
6|  Turkey| 1| 0| 3| 4
7|  Albania| 1| 0| 0| 1
8|  Tunisia| 0| 4| 2| 6
9|  Croatia| 0| 3| 2| 5
10|  Syria| 0| 1| 2| 3
11|  Algeria| 0| 1| 0| 1
12|  Monaco| 0| 0| 2| 2
13|  Cyprus| 0| 0| 1| 1
San Marino| 0| 0| 1| 1
Totals (14 entries)| 56| 55| 54| 165

## Medalists

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### Aquathlon

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men  | Kevin Viñuela
Spain | Pedro Mendes
Portugal | Mohamad Maso
Syria
Women  | Sara Guerrero
Spain | Ana Luísa Ramos
Portugal | Stavroulla Pericleous
Cyprus

### Beach handball

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men  |  Greece
Theodoros Boskos
Stylianos Dimakis
Georgios Eleftheriadis
Kanellos Georgiou
Konstantinos Gourgoumis
Dionysios Karagkiozopoulos
Ioannis Kotsamarikoglou
Georgios Papavasilis
Konstantinos Theodorou
Chrysanthos Tsanaxidis  |  Portugal
Nuno Almeida
Nuno Brito
Daniel Costa
Pedro Garcia
Goncalo Jesus
Vítor Pinhal
João Pinho
Rui Rodrigues
Rúben Serrano
Vasco Silva  |  Croatia
Mateo Budic
Nikola Finek
Filip Goričanec
Filip Dominik Hančić
Mario Lacković
Tomislav Laus
Josip Leko
Nikola Marcius
Josip Matezovic
Ivan Palac
Women  |  Greece
Evgenia Diakogianni
Ntafina Dimitri
Anna Kaloidi
Eleni Kerlidi
Aliki Makri
Elisavet Mastaka
Eleni Mournou
Eleni Poimenidou
Niki Ratsika
Vasiliki Skara |  Portugal
Mariana Agostinho
Rita Alves
Carolina Gomes
Daniela Mendes
Catarina Oliveira
Sara Pinho
Patrícia Resende
Rosa Ribeiro
Maria Santos
Filipa Ventura  |  Italy
Carelle Djiogap
Vanessa Djiogap
Cristina Gheorghe
Diana Kobilica
Valentina Landri
Cyrielle Lauretti
Giovanna Lucarini
Monika Prünster
Anja Rossignoli
Matilde Tisato

### Beach soccer

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Main article: Beach soccer at the 2019 Mediterranean Beach Games

### Beach tennis

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men's doubles  |  Italy
Tommaso Giovannini
Dennis Valmori  |  Spain
Antonio Ramos
Gerard Rodriguez  |  France
Nicolas Gianotti
Mathieu Guegano
Women's doubles  |  Italy
Nicole Nobile
Ninny Valentini  |  Italy
Veronica Casadei
Greta Giusti  |  Spain
Eva Fernandez
Sabrina Lopez
Mixed doubles  |  Italy
Ninny Valentini
Diego Bollettinari  |  Italy
Nicole Nobile
Tommaso Giovannini  |  San Marino
Nicolò Bombini
Alice Grandi

### Beach volleyball

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men  |  France
Olivier Barthelemy
Arnaud Loiseau  |  France
Timothée Platre
Jérémy Silvestre  |  Spain
Javier Huerta
Oscar Jimenez
Women  |  France
Aline Chamereau
Alexandra Jupiter |  Cyprus
Mariota Angelopoulou
Manolina Konstantinou |  Greece
Vassiliki Arvaniti
Peny Karagkouni

### Beach wrestling

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men's 70 kg  | Quentin Sticker
France | Fotios Papadakis
Greece | Niko Arouzmanidis
Greece
Men's 80 kg  | Kyrillos Binenmpaoum
Greece | Georgios Koulouchidis
Greece | Mhd Feda Aldin Alasta
Syria
Men's 90 kg  | Pedro Garcia
Spain | Grigorios Kriaridis
Greece | Carmelo Lumia
Italy
Men's +90 kg  | Paris Karepi
Albania | Omar Sarem
Syria | Guglielmo Cecca
Italy
Women's 70 kg  | Sara da Col
Italy | Zoi Chatsatourova
Greece | Agoro Papavasileiou
Greece
Women's +70 kg  | Aikaterini-Eirini Pitsiava
Greece | Enrica Rinaldi
Italy | Parthena Nena Lykopoulou
Greece

### Canoe ocean racing

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men  | Walter Sanchez
Spain | Victor Doux
France | Esteban Medina
Spain
Women  | Angie Le Roux
France | Judit Verges
Spain | Amaia Osaba
Spain

### Finswimming

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Men
Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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50 m apnea  | Ioannis Pipinias
Greece | Anastasios Mylonakis
Greece | Filip Strikinac
Croatia
50 m bi-fins  | Christos Bonias
Greece | Stefanos Antoniadis
Greece | shared silver
Riccardo Romano
Italy
100 m bi-fins  | Stefanos Antoniadis
Greece | Christos Bonias
Greece | Youssef Naffeti
Tunisia
200 m bi-fins  | Konstantinos Drygoutis
Greece | Youssef Naffeti
Tunisia | José Antonio Alonso
Spain
Open water 2 km bi-fins  | Konstantinos Drygoutis
Greece | José Antonio Alonso
Spain | Youssef Naffeti
Tunisia
100 m surface  | Anastasios Mylonakis
Greece | Ioannis Pipinias
Greece | Tugcan Kaytar
Turkey
200 m surface  | Tugcan Kaytar
Turkey | shared gold | Davide de Ceglie
Italy
Anastasios Mylonakis
Greece
400 m surface  | Stefano Figini
Italy | Gianluca Allegretti
Italy | Derin Toparlak
Turkey
Open water 4 km surface  | Davide de Ceglie
Italy | Marios Armoutsis
Greece | Louis Dumard
France

Women
Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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50 m apnea  | Sofia Ktena
Greece | Dora Bassi
Croatia | Maëlle Lecoeur
France
50 m bi-fins  | Viola Magoga
Italy | Silvia Barnes
Spain | Elisa Mammi
Italy
100 m bi-fins  | Viola Magoga
Italy | Sofia Ktena
Greece | Alycia Klein
France
200 m bi-fins  | Elisa Mammi
Italy | Evdoxia Thomakou
Greece | Alycia Klein
France
Open water 2 km bi-fins  | Sonia Fargas
Spain | Elisa Mammi
Italy | Evdoxia Thomakou
Greece
100 m surface  | Eirini Deligianni
Greece | Dora Bassi
Croatia | Erica Barbon
Italy
200 m surface  | Eirini Deligianni
Greece | Dora Bassi
Croatia | Loren Baron
France
400 m surface  | Loren Baron
France | Ioanna Panagiotidou
Greece | Silvia Sevignani
Italy
Open water 4 km surface  | Anastasia Politou
Greece | Loren Baron
France | Mara Zaghet
Italy

Mixed
Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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4 × 100 m surface  |  Greece
Sofia Ktena
Anastasios Mylonakis
Ioannis Pipinias
Eirini Deligianni  |  France
Maëlle Lecoeur
Stanys Caron
Loren Baron
Hugo Meyer  |  Turkey
Tugcan Kaytar
Omer Faruk Saydam
Beril Ulker
Ayşe Ceren Yeşilbaş
Open water relay 2 km surface  |  Italy
Gianluca Allegretti
Davide de Ceglie
Silvia Sevignani
Mara Zaghet  |  Greece
Marios Armoutsis
Ioannis Pipinias
Anastasia Politou
Evdoxia Thomakou  |  France
Louis Dumard
Maëlle Lecoeur
Colas Zugmeyer
Loren Baron
4 × 50 m bi-fins  |  Italy
Viola Magoga
Elisa Mammi
Riccardo Romano
Michele Russo  |  Greece
Stefanos Antoniadis
Christos Bonias
Sofia Ktena
Evdoxia Thomakou  |  Spain
José Antonio Alonso
Silvia Barnes
Sonia Fargas
José Antonio Perez

### Open water swimming

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men's 5 km  | Andrea Manzi
Italy | Hassaine Aymen
Algeria | Georgios Arniakos
Greece
Women's 5 km  | Silvia Ciccarella
Italy | Ginevra Taddeucci
Italy | Sofie Callo
Italy
Mixed 5 km  |  Portugal
Tiago Campos
Rafael Gil
Angélica André |  Italy
Andrea Manzi
Marcello Guidi
Silvia Ciccarella  |  Greece
Dimitrios Manios
Georgios Arniakos
Styliani Aplanti

### Rowing beach sprint

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men's C1x  | Clément Thomas
France | Mohamed Khalil Mansouri
Tunisia | Adolfo Ferrer
Spain
Men's C2x  |  France
Gaëtan Delhon
Vincent Noirot  |  Tunisia
Ghaith Gadri
Dhiaeddine Zoghlami  |  Monaco
Maxime Maillet
Mathias Raymond
Men's C4x+  |  Greece
Petros Ballis
Michail Kalentzis
Ioannis Pekopoulos
Panagiotis Ypsilantis
Panagiota Gkeka  |  France
Ivan Bové
Vincent Devulder
Louis Droissart
Nicolas Gilbert
Maxence Tollet  |  Italy
Stefano Gioia
Raffaele Giulivo
Niccolò Pagani
Aniello Sabbatino
Piero Sfiligoi
Women's C1x  | Jessica Berra
France | Zoi Fitsiou
Greece | Alice Rossi
Italy
Women's C2x  |  France
Edwige Alfred
Joséphine Cornut  |  Tunisia
Sahar Moumni
Sarra Zammali  |  Monaco
Coline Caussin
Clara Stefanelli
Women's C4x+  |  Italy
Marta Barelli
Arianna Bini
Maria Benedetta Faravelli
Serena Lo Bue
Giorgia Pelacchi  |  Spain
Maria Amores
Sofia Anton
Violeta Belda
Ana Navarro
Sergio Lopez  |  France
Justine Bandiera
Apolline Carmagnac
Anne-Élise Communal
Perrine Delaporte
Aurore Vandenbroucke
Relay  |  Spain
Sofia Anton
Violeta Belda
Adolfo Ferrer
Marcelino Garcia
Ana Navarro
Alejandro Vera  |  Greece
Konstantinos Chatzipateras
Zoi Fitsiou
Efseveia Prigkou
Varvara Strati
Panagiotis Tsivoglou
Konstantinos Zintiridis  |  France
Edwige Alfred
Jessica Berra
Joséphine Cornut
Gaëtan Delhon
Vincent Noirot
Clément Thomas

### Water skiing

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men's slalom  | Filippos Kyprios
Greece | Nicholas Benatti
Italy | Tanguy Dailland
France
Men's tricks  | Nikolas Plytas
Greece | Tanguy Dailland
France | Alexandre Poteau
France
Women's slalom  | Ambre Franc
France | Camille Poulain
France | Angeliki Andriopoulou
Greece
Women's tricks  | Camille Poulain
France | Greta Tagliati
Italy | Angeliki Andriopoulou
Greece
Men's wakeboard  | Maxime Roux
France | Igor Colombo
Italy | Nikolas Plytas
Greece
Women's wakeboard  | Aurélie Godet
France | Julia Molinari
Italy | Aikaterini Andreopoulou
Greece

## Venues

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* Antonios Pepanos aquatic center

* Agyia seaside front (north)

* Lighthouse & St Andrew seaside front (south)

## References

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1. ^ "Patras, host city of the MBG 2019". International Committee of Mediterranean Games (CIJM). cijm.org.gr. Retrieved 13 April 2019.
2. ^ "Sports". Patras 2019. Retrieved 13 April 2019.
3. ^ "Rankings". medbeachgames.
4. ^ "Medals by Country". medbeachgames.
5. ^ "Final report" (PDF). medbeachgames. 1 September 2019.
6. ^ MEDALS Patras 2019, 26 August 2019

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