European Throwing Cup
Editions

European Throwing Cup

Section Title: Editions
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Edition	Year	Host city	Host country	Date	No. of athletes	Nations	Events

1	2001	Nice	France	9–10 March	80 men/71 women	21	8

2	2002	Pula	Croatia	9–10 March	99 men/76 women	26	8

3	2003	Gioia Tauro	Italy	13–14 March	71 men/66 women	25	8

4	2004	Marsa	Malta	13–14 March	71 men/76 women	27	8

5	2005	Mersin	Turkey	12–13 March	89 men/85 women	30	8

6	2006	Tel-Aviv	Israel	18–19 March	86 men/82 women	28	8

7	2007	Yalta	Ukraine	17–18 March	96 men/ 98 women	28	16

8	2008	Split	Croatia	15–16 March	121 men/ 108 women	34	16

9	2009	Tenerife	Spain	14–15 March	119 men/ 107 women	29	16

10	2010	Arles	France	20–21 March	166 men/ 114 women	30	16

11	2011	Sofia	Bulgaria	19–20 March	125 men/123 women	33	16

12	2012	Bar	Montenegro	17–18 March	142 men/140 women	33	16

13	2013	Castellon	Spain	16–17 March	249	38	16

14	2014	Leiria	Portugal	15–16 March	280	16

15	2015	Leiria	Portugal	14–15 March	248	16

16	2016	Arad	Romania	12–13 March	282	16

17	2017	Las Palmas	Spain	11–12 March	249	16

18	2018	Leiria	Portugal	10–11 March	16

19	2019	Šamorín	Slovakia	9–10 March	16

Sentence(s)

The European Throwing Cup was first held in Nice, France, in 2001.

final_sentence: The European Throwing Cup was first held in Nice, France, in 2001.