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World Junior Speed Skating Championships

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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.

World Junior Speed Skating Championships
Statusactive
Genresports event
Date(s)January–February
Frequencyannual
Location(s)various
Inaugurated1972 (1972)
Organised byISU

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

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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

Medal table

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List of medallists (boys)

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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

List of medallists (girls)

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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

See also

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Notes

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

References

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