 Austria won the Trios title after defeating England's Dominic Barrett, Mike Quarry and Darren Cundy 658-608. England have to be consoled with the Silver medals. Finland (Osku Palermaa, Timo Alho, Petteri Salonen) and Denmark (Bo Winther Pedersen, Jesper Agerbo, Thomas Larsen) won Bronze medals.
Austria won the Trios title after defeating England's Dominic Barrett, Mike Quarry and Darren Cundy 658-608. England have to be consoled with the Silver medals. Finland (Osku Palermaa, Timo Alho, Petteri Salonen) and Denmark (Bo Winther Pedersen, Jesper Agerbo, Thomas Larsen) won Bronze medals.
In the Doubles event, Austria's Thomas Tybl and Thomas Gross defeated Sweden's Robert Andersson and Martin Larsen 495-446 in the championship match. Germany's Achim Grabowski and Tobias Gäbler, and Denmark's Jesper Agerbo and Bo Winther Pedersen won the Bbronze medals.
The Swedish team of Peter Ljung, Dennis Eklund, Tobias Karlsson, Robert Andersson, Martin Larsen, Magnus Andersson, coached by Tomas Leandersson took the team Gold after defeating Norway's team of Glenn Morten Pedersen, Svein Roger Olsen, Lasse Ingebrigtsen, Mads Sandbaekken, Petter Hansen, Per Kristian Eide, coached by Mats Karlsson. Finland (Kimmo Lehtonen, Joonas Jehkinen, Timo Alho, Petteri Salonen, Osku Palermaa, Jari Ratia, coach - Sami Konsteri) and Greece (Leonidas Maragkos, Stavros Parasakis, Evangelos Krizinis, Nikolaos Boufesis, Dimitrios Karetsos, Ioannis Stathatos, coach - Koos Groenenburg) won the Bronze mendals.
The All Events Gold medal was won by Finland's Osku Palermaa with Sweden's Martin Larsen taking the Silver and England's Darren Cundy taking the Bronze medal. The Master's section was won by Norway's
Mads Sandbaekken who defeated Finland's Petteri Salonen 2-1 in the final. Sweden's Dennis Eklund and England's Mike Quarry won the bronze medals.
The full results and further information on the championships is available at the EMC 2007 website.
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