Portugal continues to add medals at the European Artistic Skating Championships
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Portugal continues to add medals at the European Artistic Skating Championships

Record11 September 2026 at 20:42

Portugal continues to add medals at the European Artistic Skating Championships, consolidating its performance in the continental competition.

Albina Kachur became European champion in the Solo Dance category in juniors, thus achieving the title of European champion.

The athlete competes in the junior division, demonstrating the young talent of Portuguese skating at the European competition. This result fits within the broader context of the European Artistic Skating Championships, where Portugal has been collecting several medals.

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