Maryna Oborska triumphed in the women's bikini fitness category with a score of six.

This was enough to see off competition from Russia's Mariya Barkhudarova and Portugal's Allison Testu, who scored points totals of 14 and 20 respectively.

The Ukrainian success continued in the women's wellness fitness category thanks to Olga Kulinych's score of seven, enough to ensure she finished ahead of Malta's Sabrina Villari on nine and Poland's Nikoletta Sularz on 14.

Viktoriia Pohribniak made it a hat-trick of titles for Ukraine with victory in the women's open physique event, achieved with a score of 16.

Poland's Aleksandra Krzyworzeka and Turkey's Tatiana Bulut finished second and third with points totals of 30 and 52 respectively.

Nazar Kharkhun ensured that male athletes took their share of the Ukrainian glory today with a win in the men's fitness open event.

His score of 13 was enough to see off Taner Demir and Mehmet Gorken, both from Turkey, who scored 17 and 33 respectively.

The only two individual titles not won by Ukrainian athletes today were the women’s bodyfitness and the women’s fitness.

Virginija Kaminska of Lithuania took the bodyfitness title with a score of eight, one ahead of Ukraine's Nadiaa Stoliarova and six ahead of Denmark's Nathalie Jensen, whilst Hungary's Nikolett Szabó claimed the fitness title thanks to a points total of seven, one ahead of Slovakia's Kristína Juricová.

No bronze medal was awarded in that category.

The Ukrainian dominance in the individual events ensured that the country also emerged triumphant in the overall standings with 157 points to their name.

Russia finished second on 104 with Poland rounding off the podium on 99.