CERH European U-20 Roller Hockey Championship

CERH European U-20 Roller Hockey ChampionshipCurrent season, competition or edition:
2021 CERH European U-19 Roller Hockey Championship

Sport| Roller Hockey
Founded| 1953; 70 years ago (1953)
Continent| Europe (WSE)
Most recent
champion(s)|  Portugal (20th title)
Most titles|  Spain (24 titles)
Official website| Official website

The CERH European U-20 Roller Hockey Championship is a European roller hockey competition for men's under-20 national teams, currently organised by CERH. Established in 1953, the tournament was contested every two years between 1960 and 1968, after which it adopted an annual calendar. As of 2006, the championship reverted to a biennial competition.

The most successful team is Spain, with 23 titles, the most recent obtained at the 45th edition in 2006. The current champions are Portugal, who won the 2016 tournament in Pully, Switzerland, securing their fifth consecutive title.

## Results[edit]

### Tournaments[edit]

Year  | Edition  | Host city  |  Gold  |  Silver  |  Bronze  | 4th place

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1953  | 1st  |  Lisbon |  Portugal |  Spain |  France |  Belgium
1955–56  | 2nd  |  Barcelona |  Spain |  Portugal |  Italy |  Germany
1957  | 3rd  |  Lisbon |  Spain |  Portugal |  Belgium |  Netherlands
1960  | 4th  |  Lisbon |  Portugal |  Spain |  France |  Germany
1962  | 5th  |  Madrid |  Spain |  Germany |  Portugal |  Netherlands
1964  | 6th  |  Salamanca |  Spain |  Portugal |  France |  Germany
1966  | 7th  |  Gijón |  Spain |  Portugal |  Germany |  France
1968  | 8th  |  Vigo |  Spain |  Portugal |  Italy |  Germany
1969  | 9th  |  Vigo |  Portugal |  Spain |  Italy |  Germany
1970  | 10th  |  Novara |  Portugal |  Spain |  Germany |  Italy
1971  | 11th  |  Iserlohn |  Portugal |  Spain |  Italy |  Netherlands
1972  | 12th  |  Reus |  Spain |  Portugal |  Italy |  Netherlands
1973  | 13th  |  Paço de Arcos |  Spain |  Portugal |  Netherlands |  Italy
1975  | 14th  |  Darmstadt |  Portugal |  Spain |  Netherlands |  Italy
1976  | 15th  |  Barcelos |  Portugal |  Spain |  Italy |  Netherlands
1977  | 16th  |  The Hague |  Italy |  Portugal |  Netherlands |  Spain
1978  | 17th  |  Seville |  Spain |  Portugal |  Italy |  Germany
1979  | 18th  |  Herne Bay |  Spain |  Germany |  Italy |  England
1980  | 19th  |  Barcelos |  Portugal |  Germany |  Spain |  Italy
1981  | 20th  |  Geneva |  Spain |  Portugal |  Italy |  Germany
1982  | 21st  |  Pordenone |  Italy |  Portugal |  Spain |  Germany
1983  | 22nd  |  Leuven |  Italy |  Germany |  Spain |  Portugal
1984  | 23rd  |  Noia |  Spain |  Italy |  Portugal |  Germany
1985  | 24th  |  Paris |  Italy |  Portugal |  Spain |  Netherlands
1986  | 25th  |  Anadia |  Italy |  Portugal |  Spain |  Switzerland
1987  | 26th  |  Walsum |  Spain |  Portugal |  Italy |  Germany
1988  | 27th  |  Follonica |  Italy |  Switzerland |  Portugal |  Spain
1989  | 28th  |  Valkenswaard |  Spain |  Italy |  Switzerland |  Portugal
1990  | 29th  |  Barnsley |  Italy |  Portugal |  Spain |  Switzerland
1991  | 30th  |  Blanes |  Italy |  Spain |  Portugal |  Switzerland
1992  | 31st  |  Villeneuve  |  Portugal |  Italy |  Spain |  Switzerland
1993  | 32nd  |  Sesimbra |  Portugal |  Spain |  Italy |  Switzerland
1994  | 33rd  |  Wuppertal |  Portugal |  Spain |  Germany |  Italy
1995  | 34th  |  La Roche-sur-Yon |  Spain |  Italy |  Portugal |  France
1996  | 35th  |  Forte dei Marmi |  Spain |  Portugal |  Italy |  France
1997  | 36th  |  Vic |  Spain |  Italy |  Portugal |  France
1998  | 37th  |  Viareggio |  Spain |  Portugal |  Italy |  France
1999  | 38th  |  Geneva |  Spain |  Portugal |  Italy |  Switzerland
2000  | 39th  |  Porto |  Portugal |  Spain |  Italy |  France
2001  | 40th  |  Dinan |  Spain |  Portugal |  Italy |  Switzerland
2002  | 41st  |  Follonica |  Spain |  Italy |  Portugal |  Switzerland
2003  | 42nd  |  Vale de Cambra |  Portugal |  Spain |  Italy |  Switzerland
2004  | 43rd  |  Düsseldorf |  Spain |  Portugal |  Italy |  Switzerland
2005 | 44th  |  Santander |  Portugal |  Spain |  Switzerland |  France
2006 | 45th  |  Saint-Omer |  Spain |  Portugal |  Italy |  Switzerland
2008 | 46th  |  Hamm |  Portugal |  Spain |  Italy |  Switzerland
2010 | 47th  |  Viareggio |  Portugal |  Italy |  Spain |  France
2012 | 48th  |  Saint-Omer |  Portugal |  Spain |  France & Germany[1]
2014 | 49th  |  Valongo |  Portugal |  Spain |  France |  Italy
2016 | 50th  |  Pully |  Portugal |  Italy |  Spain |  France
2018 | 51st  |  Viana do Castelo |  Spain |  Italy |  Portugal |  Germany
2021 | 52nd  |  Paredes |  Portugal |  Spain |  Italy |  England

### Medal table[edit]

Rank| Nation| Gold| Silver| Bronze| Total

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1|  Spain| 24| 17| 9| 50
2|  Portugal| 20| 21| 8| 49
3|  Italy| 8| 9| 21| 38
4|  Germany| 0| 4| 4| 8
5|  Switzerland| 0| 1| 2| 3
6|  France| 0| 0| 5| 5
7|  Netherlands| 0| 0| 3| 3
8|  Belgium| 0| 0| 1| 1
Totals (8 entries)| 52| 52| 53| 157

## References[edit]

1. ^ The third and fourth place game was stopped with 10 minutes to go (France winning 3-2) following a heart attack suffered by the German coach. By mutual agreement of CERH and the French delegation, the bronze medal was awarded to both teams ex-æquo

## External links[edit]

* CERH
* World Skate Europe - all competitions

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Asia – CARS|

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