Poland U15 beat Israel; Romania U13 claim mixed team golds in Osijek

Poland secured the Under-15 mixed team title at the JOOLA Europe Youth Series (EYS) Croatia Open in Osijek, defeating Israel in the final. The winning Polish quartet was Lucja Kobosz, Lena Puzio, Hubert Kwiecinski, and Mateusz Orszulak, a combination that delivered the country its top podium spot in the U15 mixed discipline.

Romania took the Under-13 mixed team crown at the same event, adding a youth team gold to its development pipeline. Details on the Romanian roster, the opponents Romania faced in the U13 final, and match scores for both finals were not provided in the available material and remain to be confirmed through official results.

The JOOLA EYS Croatia Open in Osijek served as a continental stage for rising talent, and these mixed team outcomes offer concrete signals about depth in national junior programmes. Poland’s U15 victory highlights the strength of its current cohort across both boys and girls events, with Lucja Kobosz and Lena Puzio joining Hubert Kwiecinski and Mateusz Orszulak to form a balanced lineup able to face international opposition. Romania’s U13 success underlines the country’s pipeline at a younger age group and will be watched by coaches and national federations tracking long-term player development.

For local clubs, coaches, and regional associations, the results carry practical value. Tournament placings at JOOLA EYS events influence selection conversations, exposure to international rubbers, and experience under match pressure that is hard to replicate at domestic level. Players who gathered gold medals in Osijek will return with ranking points, match footage, and confidence that can shape training priorities for the months ahead.

Some key specifics remain outstanding: the exact match scores from the U15 Poland versus Israel final, the names of Israel’s U15 players, Romania’s U13 roster, and the complete medal table for mixed team events. Officials and fans seeking full brackets, match-by-match results, and official match sheets should consult the JOOLA EYS tournament results and the event organiser’s official publications for confirmation.

These outcomes put Poland and Romania on the radar as nations to watch in upcoming youth events. Expect national federations to press for detailed score sheets and for clubs to follow up with coaching sessions focused on the rubbers and matchups that decided Osijek’s mixed team finals.