The European Athletics Team in Great Britain Madrid finished fifth in total.
The GB team, captained by Discus thrower Lawrence Okoy, ended at 381 points, fourth in the fourth, 3.5 points behind the Netherlands and three points from Spain, who finished in the sixth place.
Sarah Tat, making its international debut, was one of the standout artists on the last day, adding 15 points to the women’s 3,000 meter steepleches with 15 points in the GB tally with Finnish with the second -placed finish – in just three hundredth of one second behind Ilona Monon, Finland.
In the women’s 1500 meters, there were also Finnish for Rave Walcot-Nollow and Toby Harries in the men’s 200 meters.
Beka Walton, who underwent surgery on his throwed hand five months ago, threw 58.63 meters to finish fourth in women’s spear, while Scott Lincoln also finished fourth in men’s shot put.
Jazmin Source continued her return from a 20-month-off-off, with Akilis injury to women’s long jump with Akilis injury.
In the last incident of the night, the 4×400 meter mixed relay team of Leena Nielsen, Tobby Harrise, Emily Nahuham and Samuel Rearden finished third with a time of three minutes 9.6 seconds – to finish second at the same time – GB to score its final 14 points.
On Friday, 21 -year -old Reardon set a championship record and ran a individual best time of 44.60 to win 400 meters.
The Double Olympic bronze medalist ranks seventh in the all -time list for European Under -23.
Eurge AMO-Dadzi, named ‘World’s Fastest Accountant’, saw 10.07, as he claimed a top position in the men’s 100 meters.
Italy successfully defended the crown won in Poland in 2023.