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Romania — U19 Women's Quadruple Sculls

2010–2026 · 13 seasons tracked · 3 golds
Golds
3
Podiums
6
Best 2k
6:29.50
Seasons
13
Championship finish by year
Higher is better · medals marked
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Roster flow
Each column is a qualifying season's A crew · teal = carried over · amber = changed seat · NEW = first World / European / World Cup appearance (incl. U23 & Junior) · dashed column = years not contested · A boat only
2010
P5
SI. PopescuNEW
3I. RusuNEW
2I. SolomonNEW
BD. TurcanuNEW
2011
bronze
SI. VrinceanuNEW
3I. Solomon
2I. Rusu
BL. Oprea
2012
gold
SA. Tataru
3M. OteaNEW
2V. Bejinariu
BI. Vrinceanu
2013
P6
SG. DeduNEW
3B. PascariNEW
2M. Otea
BI. Popa
2014
P5
SG. Dedu
3A. BodnarNEW
2A. GrapinoiuNEW
BI. Popa
2015–16
2 yrs off
2017
gold
SL. Rosu
3A. Grapinoiu
2S. Radis
BT. MafteiNEW
2018
not contested
2019
bronze
SP. CiresNEW
3A. MorosanuNEW
2G. Paraschiv
BC. PodaruNEW
2020
not contested
2021
P4
SA. FiloteNEW
3A. IorgovanNEW
2D. PetianNEW
BE. SutaNEW
2022
gold
SA. TodiricaNEW
3I. NedelcuNEW
2D. GradinaciucNEW
BA. Matran
2023
P4
SI. Boldea
3G. Tivodariu
2D. Gradinaciuc
BB. Ifteni
2024
P6
SM. BalintNEW
3I. CristescuNEW
2F. StejarNEW
BA. CazacuNEW
2025
P5
SA. CulidiucNEW
3D. MaximiucNEW
2S. Bita
BS. Olariu
2026
bronze
SI. Cristescu
3F. Stejar
2S. Bita
BD. Maximiuc

Season by season

Tracked across the World & European Championships, World Cups and Olympic Games — years with no qualifying championship are shown as gaps. NEW marks an athlete's first time at this level (U23 & Junior count).

2020 no qualifying championship
2018 no qualifying championship
2015–2016 no qualifying championship