Cadet Circuit 2025–2026 Concludes

Europe’s Young Leaders Crowned After a Season of Consistency and Excellence

A Season Defined by Consistency

As the European Cadet Championships in Tbilisi conclude the continental U17 campaign, the 2025–2026 European Cadets Circuit officially reaches its final chapter. Across months of competition in all three weapons, young athletes travelled throughout Europe, collecting ranking points and demonstrating not only talent, but consistency — the true measure of a Circuit winner.

Winning the European Cadets Circuit is not about one outstanding day. It is about performance across the entire season. It rewards resilience, adaptability and the ability to deliver results under different conditions and in different countries.

Winners of the European Cadets Circuit 2025–2026

The final rankings confirm six athletes who have distinguished themselves as the most consistent performers of the season.

In Men’s Foil, Boumaza Mahel of France finishes at the top of the European ranking, confirming his strong international presence throughout the year.

In Women’s Sabre, Torre Anna of Italy claims first place after a season marked by stability and high-level performances.

Men’s Sabre sees Avaltroni Christian of Italy crowned Circuit winner, underlining Italy’s depth in the weapon at cadet level.

In Women’s Épée, Kurtinecz Johanna of Romania secures the number one position in the final ranking, demonstrating remarkable regularity across events.

Men’s Épée is led by Popa Stefan of Romania, whose consistent results across the season place him at the summit of the European standings.

Finally, in Women’s Foil, Atamaca Alara of Türkiye concludes the Circuit as the overall winner, adding this seasonal achievement to her already impressive competitive résumé.