IAAF World U20 Championships





The IAAF World U20 Championships is a biennial world championships for the sport of athletics organised by the International Association of Athletics Federations, contested by athletes in the under-20 athletics age category (19 years old or younger on 31 December in the year of the competition.[1][2]


The competition was launched as the IAAF World Junior Championships in Athletics in 1986 and the current name of the competition was adopted in November 2015.


Anneisha McLaughlin-Whilby is the most successful athlete at the championships, having won one gold and four silver in individual and relay sprinting events between 2000 and 2004. Chris Nelloms, Davidson Ezinwa and Dexter Lee share the position of most successful male athlete, at four medals each.[3]




Contents






  • 1 Championships


  • 2 All-time medal table


  • 3 Championships records


    • 3.1 Men


      • 3.1.1 Decathlon disciplines




    • 3.2 Women


      • 3.2.1 Heptathlon disciplines






  • 4 Disqualifications


    • 4.1 Doping


    • 4.2 Age falsification




  • 5 Title defences


  • 6 Doubles


  • 7 References


  • 8 External links





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Edition
Year
City
Country
Date
Venue
Top of the medal table
Nations
Athletes
Men
Women
1

1986

Athens

 Greece
16–20 July

Athens Olympic Stadium

 East Germany
142 1135 752 383
2

1988

Sudbury

 Canada
27–31 July

Laurentian University Stadium

 East Germany
123 1024 574 450
3

1990

Plovdiv

 Bulgaria
8–12 August

Deveti Septemvri Stadium

 Soviet Union
87 987 606 381
4

1992

Seoul

 South Korea
16–20 September

Seoul Olympic Stadium

 China
90 954 535 419
5

1994

Lisbon

 Portugal
20–24 July

Estádio Universitário de Lisboa

 United States
143 1139 674 465
6

1996

Sydney

 Australia
20–25 August

Sydney International Athletic Centre

 United States
142 1049 640 409
7

1998

Annecy

 France
28 July – 2 August

Parc des Sports

 China
169 1156 657 499
8

2000

Santiago

 Chile
17–22 October

Estadio Nacional de Chile

 Kenya
151 1122 638 484
9

2002

Kingston

 Jamaica
16–21 July

Independence Park

 United States
159 1069 630 439
10

2004

Grosseto

 Italy
12–18 July

Stadio Olimpico Comunale

 United States
168 1261 680 581
11

2006

Beijing

 China
15–20 August

Chaoyang Sport Centre

 Kenya
176 1350 742 608
12

2008

Bydgoszcz

 Poland
8–13 July

Zdzisław Krzyszkowiak Stadium

 United States
165 1408 757 651
13

2010

Moncton

 Canada
19–25 July

Moncton Stadium

 Kenya
163 1313 746 567
14

2012

Barcelona

 Spain
10–15 July

Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys

 United States
171 1566 856 710
15

2014

Eugene

 United States
22–27 July

Hayward Field

 United States
175 1546 831 715
16

2016

Bydgoszcz

 Poland
19–24 July

Zdzisław Krzyszkowiak Stadium

 United States
140 1359
17

2018

Tampere

 Finland
10–15 July

Tampere Stadium

 Kenya
158 1462
18

2020

Nairobi

 Kenya
7–12 July

Moi International Sports Centre



The 2016 Championships were due to be held in Kazan, Russia until the IAAF's suspension of the All-Russia Athletic Federation, which prohibits Russia from hosting international competitions. This event was relocated.[2][4]



All-time medal table


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Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1

 United States
108 77 62 247
2

 Kenya
78 66 42 186
3

 Russia
43 32 26 101
4

 China
39 45 33 117
5

 Ethiopia
37 32 29 98
6

 Germany
32 37 35 104
7

 Great Britain
30 26 35 91
8

 Cuba
28 32 22 82
9

 Jamaica
27 39 37 103
10

 East Germany
23 10 18 51
11

 Romania
20 19 15 54
12

 Soviet Union
18 16 22 56
13

 South Africa
16 14 11 41
14

 Australia
13 24 27 64
15

 France
13 13 17 43
16

 Bulgaria
12 5 7 24
17

 Poland
11 16 15 42
18

 Nigeria
10 13 7 30
19

 Ukraine
9 9 11 29
20

 Qatar
9 5 5 19
21

 Finland
8 10 15 33
22

 Sweden
8 10 7 25
23

 Trinidad and Tobago
8 2 7 17
24

 Belarus
7 11 11 29
25

 Croatia
7 2 4 13
26

 Japan
6 14 29 49
27

 Czech Republic
6 4 1 11
28

 Spain
5 14 6 25
29

 Italy
5 6 9 20
30

 Netherlands
5 4 12 21
31

 Mexico
5 2 1 8
32

 Hungary
4 13 4 21
33

 Uganda
4 3 6 13
34

 Brazil
4 2 9 15
35
Unified Team 4 2 5 11
36

 Bahamas
4 0 5 9
36

 New Zealand
4 0 5 9
38

 Estonia
4 0 2 6
39

 Canada
3 6 8 17
40

 Norway
3 6 3 12
41

 Latvia
3 4 1 8
42

 Morocco
3 3 15 21
43

  Switzerland
3 3 4 10
44

 West Germany
3 3 3 9
45

 Uzbekistan
3 0 1 4
46

 Greece
2 4 6 12
47

 Bahrain
2 3 7 12
48

 Algeria
2 2 1 5
49

 India
2 0 2 4
49

 Moldova
2 0 2 4
51

 Montenegro
2 0 0 2
52

 Ecuador
1 4 3 8
53

 Turkey
1 3 4 8
54

 Yugoslavia
1 3 3 7
55

 Argentina
1 3 1 5
55

 Lithuania
1 3 1 5
55

 Slovenia
1 3 1 5
58

 Slovakia
1 2 4 7
59

 Portugal
1 2 3 6
59

 Serbia
1 2 3 6
61

 Saudi Arabia
1 2 2 5
62

 Sudan
1 2 1 4
63

 Belgium
1 1 5 7
64

 Colombia
1 1 3 5
65

 Botswana
1 1 2 4
65

 Grenada
1 1 2 4
67

 Chile
1 1 1 3
68

 Austria
1 1 0 2
68

 Iran
1 1 0 2
70

 Barbados
1 0 1 2
70

 Peru
1 0 1 2
72

 Dominican Republic
1 0 0 1
72

 Indonesia
1 0 0 1
72

 Turks and Caicos Islands
1 0 0 1
75

 Tanzania
0 4 2 6
76

 Ireland
0 4 0 4
77

 Czechoslovakia
0 3 2 5
78

 Egypt
0 3 1 4
79

 Eritrea
0 3 0 3
80

 Djibouti
0 2 0 2
81

 Korea Republic
0 1 5 6
82

 Kazakhstan
0 1 1 2
82

 Kuwait
0 1 1 2
84

 Antigua and Barbuda
0 1 0 1
84

 Burundi
0 1 0 1
84

 Denmark
0 1 0 1
84

 Guyana
0 1 0 1
84

 Israel
0 1 0 1
84

 Malawi
0 1 0 1
84

 Netherlands Antilles
0 1 0 1
84

 Saint Kitts and Nevis
0 1 0 1
84

 Seychelles
0 1 0 1
84

 Tunisia
0 1 0 1
84

 Venezuela
0 1 0 1
95

 Ghana
0 0 2 2
95

 Zimbabwe
0 0 2 2
97

 Azerbaijan
0 0 1 1
97

 British Virgin Islands
0 0 1 1
97

 Cayman Islands
0 0 1 1
97

 Chinese Taipei
0 0 1 1
97

 Fiji
0 0 1 1
97

 Guatemala
0 0 1 1
97

 Iceland
0 0 1 1
97

 Kyrgyzstan
0 0 1 1
97

 Luxembourg
0 0 1 1
97

 Serbia and Montenegro
0 0 1 1
97

 United States Virgin Islands
0 0 1 1


Championships records



Men



























































































































































































































































Event
Record
Athlete
Nation
Date
Meet
Place
Ref

100 m
10.05 (+0.1 m/s)

Adam Gemili

 United Kingdom
11 July 2012

2012 Championships

Spain Barcelona, Spain
[5]

200 m
20.17 (+1.2 m/s)

Michael Norman

 United States
22 July 2016

2016 Championships

Poland Bydgoszcz, Poland
[6]

400 m
44.66

Hamdan Al-Bishi

 Saudi Arabia
20 October 2000

2000 Championships

Chile Santiago, Chile


800 m
1:43.79

Nijel Amos

 Botswana
15 July 2012

2012 Championships

Spain Barcelona, Spain
[7]

1500 m
3:35.53

Abdalaati Iguider

 Morocco
15 July 2004

2004 Championships

Italy Grosseto, Italy


5000 m
13:08.57

Abreham Cherkos

 Ethiopia
13 July 2008

2008 Championships

Poland Bydgoszcz, Poland


10000 m
27:21.08

Rhonex Kipruto

 Kenya
10 July 2018

2018 Championships

Finland Tampere, Finland
[8]

110 m hurdles (0.99 m)
12.99 (+0.5 m/s) WJR

Wilhem Belocian

 France
24 July 2014

2014 Championships

United States Eugene, United States
[9]

400 m hurdles
48.51

Kerron Clement

 United States
16 July 2004

2004 Championships

Italy Grosseto, Italy


3000 m steeplechase
8:06.10

Conseslus Kipruto

 Kenya
15 July 2012

2012 Championships

Spain Barcelona, Spain
[10]

High jump
2.37 m WJR

Dragutin Topić

 Yugoslavia
12 August 1990

1990 Championships

Bulgaria Plovdiv, Bulgaria


Steve Smith

 Great Britain
20 September 1992

1992 Championships

South Korea Seoul, South Korea


Pole vault
5.82 m

Armand Duplantis

 Sweden
14 July 2018

2018 Championships

Finland Tampere, Finland
[11]

Long jump
8.20 m

James Stallworth

 United States
9 August 1990

1990 Championships

Bulgaria Plovdiv, Bulgaria


Triple jump
17.15 m (+0.1 m/s)

Jordan Díaz

 Cuba
14 July 2018

2018 Championships

Finland Tampere, Finland
[12]

Shot put (6 kg)
22.30 m

Andrei Toader

 Romania
19 July 2016

2016 Championships

Poland Bydgoszcz, Poland
[13]
23.34 m X [14]

Konrad Bukowiecki

 Poland
19 July 2016

2016 Championships

Poland Bydgoszcz, Poland
[15]

Discus throw (1.75 kg)
67.32 m

Margus Hunt

 Estonia
16 August 2006

2006 Championships

China Beijing, China


Hammer throw (6 kg)
85.57 m WJR

Ashraf Amgad Elseify

 Qatar
14 July 2012

2012 Championships

Spain Barcelona, Spain
[16]

Javelin throw
86.48 m WJR

Neeraj Chopra

 India
23 July 2016

2016 Championships

Poland Bydgoszcz, Poland
[17]

Decathlon
8190 pts

Ashley Moloney

 Australia
10–11 July 2018

2018 Championships

Finland Tampere, Finland
[18]


























100m (wind)
Long jump (wind)
Shot put
High jump
400m
110H (wind)
Discus
Pole vault
Javelin
1500m
10.51 (-0.3 m/s)
7.06 m (+1.1 m/s)
12.83 m
(6 kg)
2.10 m
46.86
14.13 (-0.3 m/s)
(0.99 m)
47.39 m
(1.750 kg)
4.60 m
53.67 m
4:42.65


10000 m walk (track)
39:27.19

Daisuke Matsunaga

 Japan
25 July 2014

2014 Championships

United States Eugene, United States
[19]

4 × 100 m relay
38.66 WJR

Trell Kimmons
Abidemi Omole
Ivory Williams
LaShawn Merritt

 United States
18 July 2004

2004 Championships

Italy Grosseto, Italy


4 × 400 m relay
3:01.09 WJR

Brandon Johnson
LaShawn Merritt
Jason Craig
Kerron Clement

 United States
18 July 2004

2004 Championships

Italy Grosseto, Italy



Decathlon disciplines
















































































































































Event
Record
Score
Athlete
Nation
Date
Meet
Place
Age
Ref

100 m
10.51 (-0.3 m/s)
973 pts

Ashley Moloney

 Australia
10 July 2018

2018 Championships

Finland Tampere, Finland

7003669300000000000♠18 years, 119 days
[20]

Long jump
7.74 m (+1.2 m/s)
995 pts

Cedric Dubler

 Australia
22 July 2014

2014 Championships

United States Eugene, United States

7003713000000000000♠19 years, 190 days


Shot put
(6 kg)
16.51 m
883 pts

Yordanis García

 Cuba
16 August 2006

2006 Championships

China Beijing, China

7003647700000000000♠17 years, 268 days
[21]

High jump
2.10 m
896 pts

Ashley Moloney

 Australia
10 July 2018

2018 Championships

Finland Tampere, Finland

7003669300000000000♠18 years, 119 days
[22]

400 m
46.86
965 pts

Ashley Moloney

 Australia
10 July 2018

2018 Championships

Finland Tampere, Finland

7003669300000000000♠18 years, 119 days
[23]

110 m hurdles
(0.99 m)
13.74 (-0.3 m/s)
1008 pts

Ayden Owens

 Puerto Rico
11 July 2018

2018 Championships

Finland Tampere, Finland

7003661800000000000♠18 years, 44 days
[24]

Discus throw
(1.750 kg)
51.67 m
905 pts

Santiago Ford

 Cuba
20 July 2016

2016 Championships

Poland Bydgoszcz, Poland



Pole vault
5.00 m
910 pts

Ilya Shkurenev

 Russia
21 July 2010

2010 Championships

Canada Moncton, Canada



Mathias Ako

 France
23 July 2014

2014 Championships

United States Eugene, United States



Javelin throw
71.59 m
914 pts

Niklas Kaul

 Germany
20 July 2016

2016 Championships

Poland Bydgoszcz, Poland

7003673400000000000♠18 years, 160 days
[25]

1500 m
4:21.35
802 pts

Kevin Mayer

 France
21 July 2010

2010 Championships

Canada Moncton, Canada




Women










































































































































































































































Event
Record
Athlete
Nation
Date
Meet
Place
Ref

100 m
11.03 (+0.4 m/s)

Twanisha Terry

 United States
12 July 2018

2018 Championships

Finland Tampere, Finland
[26]

200 m
22.50 (-0.1 m/s)

Briana Williams

 Jamaica
14 July 2018

2018 Championships

Finland Tampere, Finland
[27]

400 m
50.50

Ashley Spencer

 United States
13 July 2012

2012 Championships

Spain Barcelona, Spain
[28]

800 m
1:59.74

Diribe Welteji

 Ethiopia
12 July 2018

2018 Championships

Finland Tampere, Finland
[29]

1500 m
4:04.96

Faith Chepngetich Kipyegon

 Kenya
15 July 2012

2012 Championships

Spain Barcelona, Spain
[30]

3000 m
8:41.76

Beyenu Degefa

 Ethiopia
20 July 2016

2016 Championships

Poland Bydgoszcz, Poland
[31]

5000 m
15:08.06

Genzebe Dibaba

 Ethiopia
21 July 2010

2010 Championships

Canada Moncton, Canada
[32]

100 m hurdles
12.85 (+2.0 m/s)

Elvira Herman

 Belarus
24 July 2016

2016 Championships

Poland Bydgoszcz, Poland
[33]

400 m hurdles
54.70

Lashinda Demus

 United States
19 July 2002

2002 Championships

Jamaica Kingston, Jamaica


3000 m steeplechase
9:25.15

Celliphine Chepteek Chespol

 Kenya
22 July 2016

2016 Championships

Poland Bydgoszcz, Poland
[34]

High jump
2.00 m

Alina Astafei

 Romania
29 July 1988

1988 Championships

Canada Sudbury, Canada


Pole vault
4.55 m

Angelica Moser

  Switzerland
21 July 2016

2016 Championships

Poland Bydgoszcz, Poland
[35]

Long jump
6.82 m

Fiona May

 Great Britain
30 July 1988

1988 Championships

Canada Sudbury, Canada


Triple jump
14.62 m WJR

Tereza Marinova

 Bulgaria
25 August 1996

1996 Championships

Australia Sydney, Australia


Shot put
18.76 m

Cheng Xiaoyan

 China
21 July 1994

1994 Championships

Portugal Lisbon, Portugal


Discus throw
68.24 m

Ilke Wyludda

 East Germany
31 July 1988

1988 Championships

Canada Sudbury, Canada


Hammer throw
70.62 m

Alexandra Tavernier

 France
14 July 2012

2012 Championships

Spain Barcelona, Spain
[36]

Javelin throw
63.01 m

Vira Rebryk

 Ukraine
10 July 2008

2008 Championships

Poland Bydgoszcz, Poland


Heptathlon
6470 pts

Carolina Klüft

 Sweden
19–20 July 2002

2002 Championships

Jamaica Kingston, Jamaica





















100m H (wind)
High jump
Shot put
200m (wind)
Long jump (wind)
Javelin
800m
13.53 (+1.2 m/s)
1.92 m
12.18 m
23.81 (+0.2 m/s)
6.19 m (+0.0 m/s)
46.83 m
2:13.55


10000 m walk (track)
42:47.25 WJR

Anežka Drahotová

 Czech Republic
23 July 2014

2014 Championships

United States Eugene, United States
[37]

4 × 100 m relay
43.40

Sherone Simpson
Kerron Stewart
Anneisha McLaughlin
Simone Facey

 Jamaica
21 July 2002

2002 Championships

Jamaica Kingston, Jamaica


4 × 400 m relay
3:27.60 WJR

Alexandria Anderson
Ashlee Kidd
Stephanie Smith
Natasha Hastings

 United States
18 July 2004

2004 Championships

Italy Grosseto, Italy



Heptathlon disciplines



































































































Event
Record
Score
Athlete
Nation
Date
Meet
Place
Age
Ref

100 m hurdles
13.24 (+1.1 m/s)
1089 pts

Nadine Visser

 Netherlands
22 July 2014

2014 Championships

United States Eugene, United States



High jump
1.94 m
1158 pts

Morgan Lake

 Great Britain
22 July 2014

2014 Championships

United States Eugene, United States



Shot put
14.38 m
819 pts

Sarah Lagger

 Austria
12 July 2018

2018 Championships

Finland Tampere, Finland

7003688700000000000♠18 years, 312 days
[38]

200 m
23.78 (-1.6 m/s)
1002 pts

Svetla Dimitrova

 Bulgaria
29 July 1988

1988 Championships

Canada Sudbury, Canada



Long jump
6.35 m (-0.4 m/s)
959 pts

Tatyana Chernova

 Russia
16 August 2006

2006 Championships

China Beijing, China



Javelin throw
54.16 m
941 pts

Justine Robbeson

 South Africa
17 July 2004

2004 Championships

Italy Grosseto, Italy



800 m
2:09.37
974 pts

Agathe Guillemot

 France
13 July 2018

2018 Championships

Finland Tampere, Finland

7003694200000000000♠19 years, 2 days
[39]


Disqualifications



Doping


Several athletes have been stripped of medals due to doping.[3]



























































































Athlete
Nation
Sex
Event
Result
Year
Juan Miguel López
 Cuba
Men Triple jump Silver 1986
Vladyslav Piskunov
 Ukraine
Men Hammer throw Gold 1994
Seema Antil
 India
Women Discus throw Gold 2000
Katsiaryna Artsiukh
 Belarus
Women 400 metres hurdles Gold 2010
Geisa Arcanjo
 Brazil
Women Shot put Gold 2010
Konrad Bukowiecki
 Poland
Men Shot put Gold 2016
Adel Jaber Al-Asseri
 Saudi Arabia
Men 200 metres 2008
Jacek Wiśniewski
 Poland
Men Shot put 11th 2010
Aslı Çakir
 Turkey
Women
3000 metres steeplechase, 4 × 400 metres relay
2004
Renubala Mahanta
 India
Women Long jump 10th (q) 2010


Age falsification


Two athletes subsequently lost their medals as a result of fraudulently misstating their age on official documents: Bahrain's 2006 steeplechase silver medallist Tareq Mubarak Taher and Morocco's Ahmed Baday (1998 5000 metres bronze). In addition to this, later analysis of Moses Kiptanui's age when having won the 1990 1500 m showed he was marginally overage (aged 19 years, 315 days) at the time of his victory, though this result has not been rescinded.[3]



Title defences


Given the age limitations on the competition it is rare that athletes get the opportunity to defend previous individual titles. A total of 22 athletes have managed this feat, eight of them men and fourteen women.[3] In addition to this Anita Weyermann won the 3000 m title after taking the 1500 m title two years earlier.






















































Men
Athlete
Nation
Event
Years
Wilfred Kirochi
 Kenya
1500 metres 1986–88
Dexter Lee
 Jamaica
100 metres 2008–10
Jonathan Ndiku
 Kenya
3000 metres steeplechase 2008–10
Jacko Gill
 New Zealand
Shot put 2010–12
Ashraf Amgad Elseify
 Qatar
Hammer throw 2012–14
Jaheel Hyde
 Jamaica
400 metres hurdles 2014–16
Lázaro Martínez
 Cuba
Triple jump 2014–16































































































Women
Athlete
Nation
Event
Years
Svetla Dimitrova
 Bulgaria
Heptathlon 1986–88
Ilke Wyludda
 East Germany
Discus throw 1986–88
Gillian Russell
 Jamaica
100 metres hurdles 1990–92
Irina Stankina
 Russia
5000 metres walk 1994–96
Osleidys Menéndez
 Cuba
Javelin throw 1996–98
Blanka Vlašić
 Croatia
High jump 2000–02
Ivana Brkljačić
 Croatia
Hammer throw 2000–02
Carolina Klüft
 Sweden
Heptathlon 2000–02
Ma Xuejun
 China
Discus throw 2002–04
Bianca Perie
 Romania
Hammer throw 2006–08
Mirela Lavric
 Romania
800 metres 2008–10
Mercy Cherono
 Kenya
3000 metres 2008–10
Dailenys Alcántara
 Cuba
Triple jump 2008–10
Angelica Bengtsson
 Sweden
Pole vault 2010–12


Doubles


A total of fifteen athletes have won two individual titles at the same championships (nine men, six women). The majority of these are sprint or long-distance combinations, although Andrew Howe (200 m and long jump), Margus Hunt (discus throw and shot put) and Morgan Lake (high jump and heptathlon) managed to win novel doubles.[3] Many others achieved a double between an individual victory and being a member of a winning relay team.


































































Men
Athlete
Nation
Events
Year
Peter Chumba
 Kenya
5000 metres, 10,000 metres 1986
Ato Boldon
 Trinidad and Tobago
100 metres, 200 metres 1992
Haile Gebrselassie
 Ethiopia
5000 metres, 10,000 metres 1992
Daniel Komen
 Kenya
5000 metres, 10,000 metres 1994
Francis Obikwelu
 Nigeria
100 metres, 200 metres 1996
Assefa Mezgebu
 Ethiopia
5000 metres, 10,000 metres 1996
Christian Malcolm
 United Kingdom
100 metres, 200 metres 1998
Andrew Howe
 Italy
200 metres, long jump 2004
Margus Hunt
 Estonia
Discus throw, shot put 2006





















































Women
Athlete
Nation
Events
Year
Yin Lili
 China
3000 metres, 5000 metres 1998
Veronica Campbell
 Jamaica
100 metres, 200 metres 2000
Meseret Defar
 Ethiopia
3000 metres, 5000 metres 2002
Tezdzhan Naimova
 Bulgaria
100 metres, 200 metres 2006
Anthonique Strachan
 Bahamas
100 metres, 200 metres 2012
Morgan Lake
 Great Britain
High jump, heptathlon 2014
Briana Williams
 Jamaica
100 metres, 200 metres 2018[40]


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  40. ^ https://www.iaaf.org/competitions/iaaf-world-u20-championships/news/world-u20-championships-williams-duplantis-di




External links



  • Official IAAF World U20 Championships website


  • List of medallists at gbrathletics.com












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