World Junior Speed Skating Championships

This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.
Find sources: "World Junior Speed Skating Championships" – news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR (January 2021) (Learn how and when to remove this message)

|

World Junior Speed Skating Championships

Status| active
Genre| sports event
Date(s)| January–February
Frequency| annual
Location(s)| various
Inaugurated| 1972 (1972)
Organised by| ISU

In 1971, the ISU congress decided to hold a World Junior Speed Skating Championships. After two test-championships (1972 and 1973), where only a boys' competition was held in the 1972 edition, the first official championship was introduced in Cortina d'Ampezzo. In this championship boys and girls could enter. Since this championship the World Junior Speed Skating Championships are held every year.

The distances the boys have to skate in a championship were the 500m, 1500m, 3000m, and the 5000m. In 2015 the 1000 metres replaced the 3000m as part of the allround competition. Girls have the 500m, 1000m, 1500m and the 3000m on the programme. In 2002 the team pursuit was added to the allround competition and the 2009 edition saw the introduction of medals for the individual distances. In 2015 the team sprint and mass start events were added. The 2021 edition was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

## Summary

[edit]

World Junior Speed Skating Championships

Number | Year | City | Country | Events
- | 1972 | Lisleby |  Norway | 1
- | 1973 | Assen |  Netherlands | 2
1 | 1974 | Cortina d'Ampezzo |  Italy | 2
2 | 1975 | Strömsund |  Sweden | 2
3 | 1976 | Madonna di Campiglio |  Italy | 2
4 | 1977 | Inzell |  Germany | 2
5 | 1978 | Montreal |  Canada | 2
6 | 1979 | Grenoble |  France | 2
7 | 1980 | Assen |  Netherlands | 2
8 | 1981 | Elverum |  Norway | 2
9 | 1982 | Innsbruck |  Austria | 2
10 | 1983 | Sarajevo |  Yugoslavia | 2
11 | 1984 | Assen |  Netherlands | 2
12 | 1985 | Røros |  Norway | 2
13 | 1986 | Sainte-Foy |  Canada | 2
14 | 1987 | Strömsund |  Sweden | 2
15 | 1988 | Seoul |  South Korea | 2
16 | 1989 | Kyiv |  Soviet Union | 2
17 | 1990 | Obihiro |  Japan | 2
18 | 1991 | Calgary |  Canada | 2
19 | 1992 | Warsaw |  Poland | 2
20 | 1993 | Baselga di Pinè |  Italy | 2
21 | 1994 | Berlin |  Germany | 2
22 | 1995 | Seinäjoki |  Finland | 2
23 | 1996 | Calgary |  Canada | 2
24 | 1997 | Butte |  United States | 2
25 | 1998 | Roseville |  United States | 2
26 | 1999 | Geithus |  Norway | 2
27 | 2000 | Seinäjoki |  Finland | 2
28 | 2001 | Groningen |  Netherlands | 2
29 | 2002 | Collalbo |  Italy | 4
30 | 2003 | Kushiro |  Japan | 4
31 | 2004 | Roseville |  United States | 4
32 | 2005 | Seinäjoki |  Finland | 4
33 | 2006 | Erfurt |  Germany | 4
34 | 2007 | Innsbruck |  Austria | 4
35 | 2008 | Changchun |  China | 4
36 | 2009 | Zakopane |  Poland | 12
37 | 2010 | Moscow |  Russia | 12
38 | 2011 | Seinäjoki |  Finland | 12
39 | 2012 | Obihiro |  Japan | 12
40 | 2013 | Collalbo |  Italy | 12
41 | 2014 | Bjugn |  Norway | 12
42 | 2015 | Warsaw |  Poland | 16
43 | 2016 | Changchun |  China | 16
44 | 2017 | Helsinki |  Finland | 16
45 | 2018 | Salt Lake City |  United States | 16
46 | 2019 | Baselga di Pinè |  Italy | 16
47 | 2020 | Tomaszów Mazowiecki |  Poland | 16
| 2021[1] | ~~Hachinohe~~ | ~~Japan~~ | 0
48 | 2022 | Innsbruck |  Austria | 16
49 | 2023 | Inzell |  Germany | 16
50 | 2024 | Hachinohe |  Japan | 16
51 | 2025 | Collalbo |  Italy | 17

## List of medallists (boys)

[edit]

Year | Location | Gold | Silver | Bronze

|
|
|
|

1972 | Lisleby |  Yuri Kondakov |  Nikolay Kuzmenko |  Terje Andersen
1973 | Assen |  Jan Heida [fy; nl] |  Nikolaj Kuzmenko |  Kay Stenshjemmet
1974 | Cortina d'Ampezzo |  Manfred Winter |  Jan de Vries |  Jan Miętus
1975 | Strömsund |  Masayuki Kawahara |  Jan de Vries |  Joop Pasman
1976 | Madonna di Campiglio |  Lee Young-ha |  Eric Heiden |  Jan de Vries
1977 | Inzell |  Eric Heiden |  Jan Junell |  Hilbert van der Duim
1978 | Montreal |  Eric Heiden |  Vitaliy Zazerskiy |  Tom Erik Oxholm
1979 | Grenoble |  Tomas Gustafson |  Andreas Ehrig |  Craig Kressler
1980 | Assen |  Tomas Gustafson |  Craig Kressler |  Sergej Berezin
1981 | Elverum |  Bjørn Nyland |  Jean Pichette |  Jörg Mademann
1982 | Innsbruck |  Geir Karlstad |  Igor Zhelezovski |  Jean Pichette
1983 | Sarajevo |  Andrej Bobrov |  Viatsjeslav Vidov |  Hansjörg Baltes
1984 | Assen |  Valeri Guk [nl] |  Alexandr Klimov |  Bronislav Snetkov
1985 | Røros |  Valeri Guk [nl] |  Ildar Garaev |  Bronislav Snetkov
1986 | Sainte-Foy |  Bronislav Snetkov |  Ildar Garaev |  Takuya Nakamura
1987 | Strömsund |  Masahiko Omura |  Naoki Kotake |  Michael Spielmann
1988 | Seoul |  Michael Spielmann |  Cor-Jan Smulders [nl] |  Naoki Kotake
1989 | Kiev |  Andrej Anufrienko |  Rintje Ritsma |  Naoki Kotake
1990 | Obihiro |  Falko Zandstra |  Ådne Søndrål |  Arjan Schreuder
1991 | Calgary |  Falko Zandstra |  Sergey Baryshev |  Keiji Shirahata
1992 | Warsaw |  Jeroen Straathof |  Hiroyuki Noake |  Jakko Jan Leeuwangh
1993 | Baselga di Pinè |  Brian Smith |  Ids Postma |  Keiji Shirahata
1994 | Berlin |  Jan Bos |  Marco Kramer |  Shinya Tanaka
1995 | Seinäjoki |  Bob de Jong |  Mark Knoll |  Yusuke Imai
1996 | Calgary |  Bob de Jong |  Mark Knoll |  Mitsuru Watanabe
1997 | Butte |  Jelmer Beulenkamp |  André Vreugdenhil [nl] |  Gijs Buitelaar
1998 | Roseville |  Dmitry Shepel |  Mark Tuitert |  Bjarne Rykkje [nl]
1999 | Geithus |  Mark Tuitert |  Yuri Solinger [nl] |  Choi Jae-bong
2000 | Seinäjoki |  Johan Röjler |  Takaharu Nakajima |  Jan Friesinger
2001 | Groningen |  Shingo Doi |  Mun Jun |  Yeo Sang-yeop
2002 | Collalbo |  Beorn Nijenhuis |  Ivan Skobrev |  Remco olde Heuvel
2003 | Kushiro |  Remco olde Heuvel |  Robert Lehmann |  Lee Seung-hwan
2004 | Roseville |  Justin Warsylewicz |  Sven Kramer |  Yeo Sang-yeop
2005 | Seinäjoki |  Sven Kramer |  Wouter olde Heuvel |  Håvard Bøkko
2006 | Erfurt |  Håvard Bøkko |  Wouter olde Heuvel |  Shingo Hashibami
2007 | Innsbruck |  Sjoerd de Vries [fy; nl] |  Tim Roelofsen [nl] |  Trevor Marsicano
2008 | Changchun |  Jan Blokhuijsen |  Koen Verweij |  Berden de Vries
2009 | Zakopane |  Koen Verweij |  Jonathan Kuck |  Brian Hansen
2010 | Moscow |  Koen Verweij |  Brian Hansen |  Antoine Gélinas-Beaulieu
2011 | Seinäjoki |  Sverre Lunde Pedersen |  Simen Spieler Nilsen |  Kristian Reistad Fredriksen [nl; no]
2012 | Obihiro |  Sverre Lunde Pedersen |  Thomas Krol |  Simen Spieler Nilsen
2013 | Collalbo |  Seo Jeong-su |  Simen Spieler Nilsen |  Andrea Giovannini
2014 | Bjugn |  Patrick Roest |  Willem Hoolwerf [nl] |  Emery Lehman
2015 | Warsaw |  Patrick Roest |  Kim Min-seok |  Marcel Bosker
2016 | Changchun |  Benjamin Donnelly |  Kim Min-seok |  Marcel Bosker
2017 | Helsinki |  Chris Huizinga |  Allan Dahl Johansson |  Tyson Langelaar
2018 | Salt Lake City |  Allan Dahl Johansson |  Tyson Langelaar |  Francesco Betti
2019 | Baselga di Pinè |  Chung Jae-won |  Stepan Chistiakov |  Francesco Betti
2020 | Tomaszów Mazowiecki |  Stepan Chistiakov |  Chung Jae-won |  Pavel Taran
2021 | Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022 | Innsbruck |  Joep Wennemars |  Tim Prins |  Emil Pedersen Matre
2023 | Inzell |  Jordan Stolz |  Yang Ho-jun |  Tim Prins
2024 | Hachinohe |  Didrik Eng Strand |  Finn Sonnekalb |  Finn Elias Haneberg
2025 | Collalbo |  Finn Sonnekalb |  Metoděj Jilek |  Didrik Eng Strand

## List of medallists (girls)

[edit]

Year | Location | Gold | Silver | Bronze

|
|
|
|

1973 | Assen |  Sylvia Burka |  Froukje Jongsma |  Kay Lunda
1974 | Cortina d'Ampezzo |  Erwina Ryś-Ferens |  Tatyana Fradina |  Tatyana Timoshina
1975 | Strömsund |  Heike Lange |  Erwina Ryś-Ferens |  Pietje Postma
1976 | Madonna di Campiglio |  Liz Appleby |  Beth Heiden |  Katrin Lorenz
1977 | Inzell |  Kim Kostron |  Beth Heiden |  Bjørg Eva Jensen
1978 | Montreal |  Beth Heiden |  Bjørg Eva Jensen |  Ines Bautzmann
1979 | Grenoble |  Beth Heiden |  Bjørg Eva Jensen |  Ria Visser
1980 | Assen |  Bjørg Eva Jensen |  Sarah Docter |  Ria Visser
1981 | Elverum |  Sarah Docter |  Elke Wirsing |  Yvonne van Gennip
1982 | Innsbruck |  Angela Stahnke |  Yvonne van Gennip |  Seiko Hashimoto
1983 | Sarajevo |  Angela Stahnke |  Seiko Hashimoto |  Sjouke Hoffmann
1984 | Assen |  Angela Stahnke |  Galina Voilochnikova |  Song Hwa-son
1985 | Røros |  Cornelia Dick |  Ljudmila Tuberozova |  Monique Garbrecht
1986 | Sainte-Foy |  Monique Garbrecht |  Anja Ulbricht |  Ljudmila Tuberozova
1987 | Strömsund |  Monique Garbrecht |  Anja Ulbricht |  Silke Luding
1988 | Seoul |  Emi Tanaka |  Claudia Pechstein |  Shiho Kusunose
1989 | Kiev |  Ulrike Adeberg |  Anke Baier |  Sandra Zwolle
1990 | Obihiro |  Ulrike Adeberg |  Anke Baier |  Takako Tetsuda
1991 | Calgary |  Anke Baier |  Svetlana Bazhanova |  Sabine Völker
1992 | Warsaw |  Nami Nemoto |  Sabine Völker |  Tatyana Trapeznikova
1993 | Baselga di Pinè |  Franziska Schenk |  Mie Shimizu |  Maki Tabata
1994 | Berlin |  Mie Shimizu |  Anni Friesinger |  Marianne Timmer
1995 | Seinäjoki |  Becky Sundstrom |  Anni Friesinger |  Chris Scheels
1996 | Calgary |  Anni Friesinger |  Renate Groenewold |  Aki Tonoike
1997 | Butte |  Kirstin Holum |  Baek Eun-bi |  Kanae Kobayashi
1998 | Roseville |  Aki Tonoike |  Catherine Raney |  Frijke Schaafsma
1999 | Geithus |  Helen van Goozen |  Yuri Obara |  Keiko Taguchi
2000 | Seinäjoki |  Frédérique Ankoné |  Wieteke Cramer |  Heike Hartmann
2001 | Groningen |  Frédérique Ankoné |  Heike Hartmann |  Elma de Vries
2002 | Collalbo |  Elma de Vries |  Eriko Ishino |  Judith Hesse
2003 | Kushiro |  Shannon Rempel |  Eriko Ishino |  Maria Lamb
2004 | Roseville |  Eriko Ishino |  Ireen Wüst |  Shannon Rempel
2005 | Seinäjoki |  Ireen Wüst |  Annette Gerritsen |  Lee Sang-hwa
2006 | Erfurt |  Kim Yoo-rim |  Martina Sáblíková |  Lee Ju-yeon
2007 | Innsbruck |  Noh Seon-yeong |  Laurine van Riessen |  Fu Chunyan
2008 | Changchun |  Marrit Leenstra |  Justine L'Heureux |  Jorieke van der Geest [nl]
2009 | Zakopane |  Roxanne van Hemert |  Yvonne Nauta |  Katarzyna Woźniak
2010 | Moscow |  Lotte van Beek |  Hege Bøkko |  Karolína Erbanová
2011 | Seinäjoki |  Karolína Erbanová |  Pien Keulstra |  Lotte van Beek
2012 | Obihiro |  Miho Takagi |  Karolína Erbanová |  Kim Bo-reum
2013 | Collalbo |  Miho Takagi |  Antoinette de Jong |  Kaitlyn McGregor
2014 | Bjugn |  Antoinette de Jong |  Melissa Wijfje |  Elizaveta Kazelina
2015 | Warsaw |  Melissa Wijfje |  Sanneke de Neeling |  Elizaveta Kazelina
2016 | Changchun |  Elizaveta Kazelina |  Mei Han |  Park Ji-woo
2017 | Helsinki |  Jutta Leerdam |  Joy Beune |  Sanne in 't Hof
2018 | Salt Lake City |  Joy Beune |  Jutta Leerdam |  Elisa Dul
2019 | Baselga di Pinè |  Femke Kok |  Karolina Bosiek |  Ragne Wiklund
2020 | Tomaszów Mazowiecki |  Femke Kok |  Robin Groot |  Alexa Scott
2021 | Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022 | Innsbruck |  Jade Groenewoud |  Evelien Vijn |  Park Chae-won
2023 | Inzell |  Angel Daleman |  Greta Myers |  Jade Groenewoud
2024 | Hachinohe |  Angel Daleman |  Aurora Grinden Løvås |  Meike Veen
2025 | Collalbo |  Jeannine Rosner |  Emily Tormen |  Jasmijn Veenhuis

## See also

[edit]

* ISU Junior World Cup Speed Skating
* List of world cups and world championships for juniors and youth

## Notes

[edit]

1. ^ The 2021 edition was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

## External links

[edit]

* Medal winners in World Junior Championships

* v
* t
* e

World championships in speed skating

Allround|

* Men
* Women
* Juniors

Sprint|

* Men
* Women

Single distances|

* Men
* Women

Short track|

* World
* Teams
* Juniors

*[v]: View this template
*[t]: Discuss this template
*[e]: Edit this template