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Greece added another bronze medal to its haul, with Angelos Stylianos Sarantakis reaching the podium in the men\u2019s Air Rifle competition after scoring 227.4 points in the final.<\/p>\n
Historic Bronze for Greek Badminton<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n Greek badminton once again produced one of the day\u2019s standout performances.<\/p>\n Tania Labriniadou and Eleni Moutevelidou faced T\u00fcrkiye in the women\u2019s doubles semifinal and secured the bronze medal.<\/p>\n The achievement carries particular significance as it represents Greece\u2019s second badminton medal at the Taranto 2026 Mediterranean Games and further highlights the sport\u2019s historic presence in the competition.<\/p>\n The Greek pair had already secured a medal by reaching the semifinals, marking one of the most important moments for the Greek delegation in Taranto.<\/p>\n Women\u2019s Handball Team Reaches Semifinals<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n The Greek women\u2019s national handball team also recorded a major success, defeating Algeria 35-24 to secure its place in the Mediterranean Games semifinals.<\/p>\n Greece produced an impressive performance and continues its campaign with a place in the final as its next target, along with the opportunity to claim another medal for the country.<\/p>\n Greece Reaches 39 Medals<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n The latest successes underline Team Greece\u2019s strong performance at the 20th Mediterranean Games.<\/p>\n The Greek delegation has competed strongly across a wide range of sports, with particularly strong medal performances in swimming, fin swimming, wrestling, badminton, shooting and other disciplines.<\/p>\n Greece has maintained third place in the medal table, behind Italy and T\u00fcrkiye.<\/p>\n With 39 medals overall, Team Hellas continues its Taranto campaign with high expectations. Several days of competition remain, giving Greek athletes further opportunities to reach the podium.<\/p>\n Team Greece continues to make its mark at the Taranto 2026 Mediterranean Games, with Greek athletes giving their best each day and keeping the Greek flag flying high.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n