Team Malta
In Baku European Games 2015

Malta competed at the 2015 European Games in Baku.

The Games featured 200 events in 15 sporting disciplines and welcomed around 4,000 athletes from 50 countries.

Ten of the sporting disciplines, including Shooting offered qualification opportunities for the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, Japan.

Chef de Mission | – Dion Buhagiar

Opening Ceremony Flag Bearer – Ben Plumpton (Waterpolo)

Athletes

Athletics – (Men) Luke Bezzina, Neiil Brimmer, Andrew Cassar Torregiani, Rachid Chouhal, Matthew Croker, Reece Dimech, Lauran Dimech, Andrew Grech, Ian Paul Grech, Mark Herrera, Dario Mangion, Mario Mifsud, Bradley Mifsud, Julian Mifsud, Kevin Moore, Lawrence Ransley, Clayton Seldon. (Women) – Charlene Atard, Lisa Marie Bezzina, Francesca Borg, Sarah Busuttil, Mona Lisa Camilleri, Giselle Camilleri, Rebecca Camilleri, Rebecca Fitz, Marilyn Grech, Dorianne Micallef, Ylenia Pace, Janet Richard, Rebtta Sare, Joanne Vella.

Badminton – Fiorella-Marie Sadowski, Samuel Cali

Cycling – Maurice Formosa, Michelle Vella Wood

Judo – Isaac Bezzina, Marcon Bezzina

Shooting – Eleanor Bezzina, Nathan Lee Xuereb

Triathlon – Keith Galea, | Danica Bonello Spiteri, Hannah Pace

Waterpolo – Jeremy Abela, Matthias Azzopardi, Frederick Buhagia, Luke Calleja, David Fenech, Joseph Galea, James Gambin, Karl Izzo, Malcolm Manara, Kyle Navarro, Ben Plumpton, Jacob Sciberras, Jake Tanti, Darren Zammit

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