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European Junior Judo Championships

The European Junior Judo Championships are annual judo competitions organized by the European Judo Union for European judoka aged 21 and younger.

European Junior Judo Championships
Current event or competition:
2024 European Junior Judo Championships
Competition details
DisciplineJudo
TypeAnnual
OrganiserEuropean Judo Union (EJU)
History
First edition1960 in Amsterdam, Netherlands
Editions64
Most recentThe Hague 2023

The last contest took place in The Hague, Netherlands.[1] The next will take place in Tallinn, Estonia.[2]

Competitions

EditionYearDatesCity and host countryVenue# Countries# AthletesRef.
1196014–15 May Amsterdam, Netherlands[3]
2196110– March Milan, Italy[4]
31962 Essen, West Germany[5]
4196310 May Geneva, Switzerland[6]
5196425–26 April Berlin, East Germany[7]
6196513 May Scheveningen, Netherlands[8]
7196619–20 March Lyon, France[9]
819671–2 April Lisbon, Portugal[10]
919689–10 March London, United Kingdom[11]
10196921–22 March West Berlin, West Germany[12]
11197014– March Bordeaux, France[13]
12197113 March Napoli, Italy[14]
13197211–12 March Leningrad, Soviet Union[15]
14197310–11 March Ostend, Belgium[16]
15197415–16 November Tel Aviv, Israel[17]
16197515–16 November Turku, Finland[18]
17197613–14 November Łódź, Poland[19]
1819775–6 November Berlin, East Germany[20]
19197815–19 November Miskolc, Hungary[21]
2019791–4 November Edinburgh, Scotland[22]
21198014–16 November Lisbon, Portugal[23]
22198130 Oct – 1 Nov San Marino, San Marino[24]
23198229–31 October Târgoviște, Romania[25]
24198311–13 November Arnhem, Netherlands[26]
2519842–4 November Cádiz, Spain[27]
26198515–17 November Delémont, Switzerland[28]
2719867–9 November Leonding, Austria[29]
2819875–8 November Wrocław, Poland[30]
29198824–27 November Vienna, Austria[31]
30198923–26 November Athens, Greece[32]
31199015–18 November Ankara, Turkey[33]
32199114–17 November Pieksämäki, Finland[34]
33199223–26 November Jerusalem, Israel[35]
34199318–21 November Arnhem, Netherlands[36]
35199417–20 November Lisbon, Portugal[37]
36199516–19 November Valladolid, Spain[38]
37199614–17 November Monte Carlo, Monaco[39]
38199713–16 November Ljubljana, Slovenia[40]
39199819–22 November Bucharest, Romania[41]
40199919–21 November Rome, Italy[42]
4120008–10 December Nicosia, Cyprus[43]
42200116–18 November Budapest, Hungary[44]
43200214–17 November Rotterdam, Netherlands[45]
44200321–23 November Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina[46]
45200410–12 September Sofia, Bulgaria[47]
46200530 Sep – 7 Oct Zagreb, Croatia[48]
4720068–10 September Tallinn, Estonia[49]
4820075–7 October Prague, Czech Republic[50][51]
49200812–14 September Warsaw, Poland[52][53]
50200911–13 September Yerevan, Armenia[54][55]
51201017–19 September Samokov, Bulgaria[56][57]
52201116–18 September Lommel, BelgiumArena De Soeverein[58][59]
53201221–23 September Poreč, CroatiaŽatika Sport Centre[60][61]
54201320–22 September Sarajevo, Bosnia and HerzegovinaZetra Olympic Hall[62][63]
55201419–21 September Bucharest, RomaniaPolyvalent Hall40409[64][65][66][67][68]
56201518–20 September Oberwart, AustriaBurgenlandhalle Exhibition Hall41396[69][70][71][72]
57201616–18 September Málaga, SpainJosé María Martín Carpena Arena41405[73][74][75][76]
58201715–17 September Maribor, SloveniaLjudski vrt Sports Hall41402[77][78][79][80]
59201813–16 September Sofia, BulgariaAsics Arena Sports Hall42404[81][82][83][84]
60201912–15 September Vantaa, FinlandEnergia Areena44342[85][86][87][88]
6120204–6 November Poreč, CroatiaIntersport Hall37356[89][90][91][92]
6220219–12 September Luxembourg, Luxembourgd'Coque43351[93][94][95][96]
63202215–18 September Prague, Czech RepublicUNYP Arena39349[97][98]
6420237–10 September The Hague, NetherlandsSportcampus Zuiderpark43366[1][99][100][101]
6520245–8 September Tallinn, Estonia[2]

Team competitions

Mixed team
YearGoldSilverBronzeRef.
2018  Russia  France  Germany  Netherlands[111][112]
2019  Russia  Italy  Germany  Georgia[113][114]
2021  France  Turkey  Russia  Netherlands[115][116][117]
2022  France  Turkey  Georgia  Azerbaijan[118]
2023  Georgia  Netherlands  France  Portugal[119]

See also

References

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