On her way to the final, the Belarusian defeated Fiona Overgaard of Denmark (3-2) and Maja Hansen of Denmark (3-0), Aleksandra Jersova of Latvia (3-0) and Veronika Vasylenko of Ukraine (3-0). In the gold match, Katsiaryna Baravok lost to Anais Salpin of France in three sets. Two other Belarusians, Lizaveta Tsimashkova and Ulyana Miashchanskaya, took 7th and 8th places respectively. 

In the men’s event, Nikon Shutov of Belarus finished in the top six, with Heorhi Kunats right behind him, and Daniil Vitorsky placed 11th. Belarusian athletes continue their preparations for the 2026 ETTU European Individual Championships, which will be held in Ljubljana, Slovenia, from 11 to 18 October.