At the 20th European Wushu Championship held in Lyon, France, Armenian teams across age groups won 27 medals, including 14 gold (13 in sanda, 1 in taolu), 11 silver (8 in sanda, 3 in taolu), and 2 bronze (both in sanda). In the adult competition, the Armenian team won 5 gold and 5 silver medals, and 2 bronze medals.
In the taolu style
Artashes Alaverdyan – silver medalist in the youth Choi Li Fut style.
Siranush Avagyan – silver medalist in the youth Choi Li Fut style.
Artashes Avagyan – gold medalist in the adult Hungarian style, silver medalist in the Daoshu (broad sword) style.
In the sanda style
Grisha Alikhanyan – European Champion in the youth (45 kg).
Sargis Yeritsyan – Junior (48kg) European Vice Champion:
Felix Terzikyan – Junior (52kg) European Vice Champion:
Alex Khachatryan – Junior (56kg) European Champion:
Pavel Mangasaryan – Junior (60kg) European Champion:
Mikael Alaverdyan – Junior (64kg) European Champion:
Karolina Hambardzumyan – Two-time Junior (48kg) European Champion:
Mane Yeganyan – Two-time Junior (52kg) European Champion:
Aspram Khosrovyan – Junior (56kg) European Bronze Medalist
David Hovhannisyan – Junior (48kg) European Champion:
Karen Sahakyan – Two-time Junior (52kg) European Vice Champion:
Erik Virabyan – two-time European Champion among youths (65kg).
David Baghdasaryan – vice-champion among youths (70kg).
Tigran Tovmasyan – European Champion among youths (75kg).
Gevorg Baghsasaryan – vice-champion among adults (56kg).
Avanes Zakaryan – European Champion among adults (56kg).
Zhirayr Petrosyan – three-time European Champion among adults (60kg).
Hrant Tadevosyan – vice-champion among adults (65kg).
David Vardanyan – three-time European Champion among adults (70kg).
Tigran Gevorgyan – vice-champion among adults (80kg).
Grigor Tonikyan – bronze-medalist among adults (85kg).
Garnik Galstyan – vice-champion among adults (90kg).
Vazgen Muradyan – Champion of the adult (100+kg) round-robin competition.
It should be noted that Armenia participated in the European Championship with 29 athletes. 24 athletes competed in Sanda, and 5 in Taolu. Armenia was also represented at the championship with a refereeing team—the Armenian delegation left for the competition site, led by the federation president, Rustam Alaverdyan.
