List of world under-18 bests in athletics





Under-18 World Best Performances in the sport of athletics are the best marks set in competition by athletes aged 17 or younger throughout the entire calendar year of the performance. The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) maintains an official list for such performances, but only in a specific list of outdoor events.[note 1] All other records, including all indoor records, shown on this list are tracked by statisticians not officially sanctioned by the world governing body. These age category records were formerly called World Youth Bests.




Contents






  • 1 Outdoor


    • 1.1 Boys


    • 1.2 Girls




  • 2 Indoor


    • 2.1 Boys


    • 2.2 Girls




  • 3 See also


  • 4 Notes


  • 5 References





Outdoor



Boys


Key:
  Awaiting approval
  "Best" not kept by IAAF
  not ratified by IAAF


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Event
Record
Athlete
Nationality
Date
Meet
Place
Age
Ref
Video

100 m
10.15 (+2.0 m/s)

Anthony Schwartz

 United States
31 March 2017
Florida Relays

United States Gainesville, United States
16 years, 207 days
[1]

200 m
20.13 (0.0 m/s)

Usain Bolt

 Jamaica
20 July 2003

Pan American Junior Championships

Barbados Bridgetown, Barbados
16 years, 333 days


300 m
33.16

Paul Greene

 Australia
26 January 1989


Australia Canberra, Australia
16 years, 48 days


400 m
45.14

Obea Moore

 United States
2 September 1995

Pan American Junior Athletics Championships

Chile Santiago, Chile
16 years, 235 days


600 m
1:18.3 (ht)

Predrag Melnjak

 Yugoslavia
12 January 1986


Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Rijeka, Yugoslavia
16 years, 301 days


800 m
1:43.37

Mohamed Aman

 Ethiopia
10 September 2011

Rieti Meeting

Italy Rieti, Italy
17 years, 243 days

[2][3]

1000 m
2:17.44

Hamza Driouch

 Qatar
9 August 2011
Formtoppningen & Kastkvitter

Sweden Sollentuna, Sweden
16 years, 266 days

[4][5]

1500 m
3:33.72

Nicholas Kiptanui Kemboi

 Kenya
18 August 2006

Weltklasse Zürich

Switzerland Zürich, Switzerland
16 years, 243 days

3:32.97 A

Justus Soget

 Kenya
24 June 2017
Kenyan Championships

Kenya Nairobi, Kenya

7003601800000000000♠16 years, 174 days
[6]

Mile
3:54.56

Isaac Songok

 Kenya
20 August 2001


Austria Linz, Austria
17 years, 117 days


2000 m
4:56.86

Isaac Songok

 Kenya
31 August 2001

ISTAF

Germany Berlin, Germany
17 years, 128 days


3000 m
7:32.37

Abreham Cherkos

 Ethiopia
11 July 2006


Switzerland Lausanne, Switzerland
16 years, 291 days


Two miles
8:16.07

Abreham Cherkos

 Ethiopia
28 May 2006


United States Eugene, United States
16 years, 247 days


5000 m
12:54.19

Abreham Cherkos

 Ethiopia
14 July 2006

Golden Gala

Italy Rome, Italy
16 years, 294 days


10000 m
27:02.81

Ibrahim Jeylan

 Ethiopia
25 August 2006

Memorial Van Damme

Belgium Brussels, Belgium
17 years, 74 days


Half marathon
1:00:38

Phaustin Baha Sulle

 Tanzania
4 September 1999

Lille Half Marathon

France Lille, France
17 years, 97 days


Marathon
2:11:43

Li He

 China
14 October 2001

Beijing Marathon

China Beijing, China
17 years, 225 days


110 m hurdles
(91.4 cm)
12.96 (+1.3 m/s)

Jaheel Hyde

 Jamaica
23 August 2014

Youth Olympic Games

China Nanjing, China
17 years, 202 days
[7]

110 m hurdles
(99/100 cm)
13.29 (−1.0 m/s)

Wilhem Belocian

 France
12 July 2012

World Junior Championships

Spain Barcelona, Spain
17 years, 20 days


110 m hurdles
(106.7 cm)
13.32 (+0.7 m/s)

Dejour Russell

 Jamaica
24 June 2017
Jamaican National Senior Championship

Jamaica Kingston, Jamaica

7003629300000000000♠17 years, 84 days
[8]

300 m hurdles (91.4 cm)
36.45

Bershawn Jackson

 United States
13 May 2000


United States Gainesville, United States
17 years, 5 days


400 m hurdles
(84.0 cm)
48.84

Sokwakhana Zazini

 South Africa
17 March 2017
Gauteng North Championships

South Africa Pretoria, South Africa
16 years, 175 days
[9]

400 m hurdles
(88.4 cm)
49.86

Marthinus Kritzinger

 South Africa
18 July 1999


Poland Bydgoszcz, Poland
17 years, 158 days


400 m hurdles
(91.4 cm)
48.89

L. J. van Zyl

 South Africa
19 July 2002

World Junior Championships

Jamaica Kingston, Jamaica
16 years, 364 days


1500 m steeplechase
4:04.85

Antonio Álvarez

 Spain
25 June 1993


Spain Málaga, Spain
16 years, 126 days


2000 m steeplechase
5:19.99

Meresa Kahsay

 Ethiopia
12 July 2013

World Youth Championships

Ukraine Donetsk, Ukraine
17 years, 50 days
[10]

3000 m steeplechase
8:17.28

Jonathan Ndiku

 Kenya
13 July 2008

World Junior Championships

Poland Bydgoszcz, Poland
16 years, 299 days


High jump
2.33 m

Javier Sotomayor

 Cuba
19 May 1985


Cuba Havana, Cuba
17 years, 218 days


Pole vault
5.55 m

Emmanouil Karális

 Greece
20 May 2016

Golden Spike Ostrava

Czech Republic Ostrava, Czech Republic
16 years, 213 days
[11]

Long jump
8.28 m (+1.8 m/s)

Maykel Demetrio Massó

 Cuba
28 May 2016
Memorial Barrientos

Cuba Havana, Cuba
17 years, 20 days
[12]

Triple jump
17.41 m (+1.0 m/s)

Jordan A. Díaz

 Cuba
8 June 2018


Cuba Havana, Cuba

7003631400000000000♠17 years, 105 days
[13]

Shot put (5 kg)
24.45 m

Jacko Gill

 New Zealand
11 December 2011


New Zealand Auckland, New Zealand
16 years, 327 days

[14][15]

Shot put (5.44 kg)
21.90 m

Arnold Campbell

 United States
28 May 1983


United States Winter Park, United States
16 years, 194 days


Shot put (6 kg)
22.31 m

Jacko Gill

 New Zealand
5 December 2011


New Zealand North Shore City, New Zealand
16 years, 350 days
[16]

Shot put (7.26 kg)
20.38 m

Jacko Gill

 New Zealand
5 December 2011


New Zealand North Shore City, New Zealand
16 years, 350 days

[17][18]

Discus throw
(1.5 kg)
77.50 m

Mykyta Nesterenko

 Ukraine
19 May 2008


Ukraine Kyiv (Koncha Zaspa), Ukraine
17 years, 34 days


Discus throw
(1.75 kg)
70.13 m

Mykyta Nesterenko

 Ukraine
24 May 2008


Germany Halle (Saale), Germany
17 years, 39 days


Discus throw
(2 kg)
65.31 m

Mykyta Nesterenko

 Ukraine
3 June 2008


Estonia Tallinn, Estonia
17 years, 49 days


Hammer throw
(5 kg)
87.82 m

Mykhaylo Kokhan

 Ukraine
7 July 2018

European U18 Championships

Hungary Győr, Hungary

7003637500000000000♠17 years, 166 days
[19]

Hammer throw
(6 kg)
85.57 m

Ashraf Amgad Elseify

 Qatar
14 July 2012

World Junior Championships

Spain Barcelona, Spain
17 years, 145 days
[20]

Hammer throw
(7.26 kg)
73.66 m

Vladislav Piskunov

 Ukraine
11 June 1994


Ukraine Kiev, Ukraine
16 years, 4 days


Javelin throw
(700 g)
89.34 m

Braian Toledo

 Argentina
6 March 2010


Argentina Mar del Plata, Argentina
16 years, 179 days

[21][22]

[1]

Javelin throw
(800 g)
79.96 m

Aki Parviainen

 Finland
12 September 1991


Finland Pyhäselkä, Finland
16 years, 321 days


Octathlon
6491 pts

Jake Stein

 Australia
6–7 July 2011

World Youth Championships

France Lille, France
17 years, 171 days

[23][24]
11.52 (-0.5 m/s) (100 m), 7.22 m (+1.2 m/s) (long jump), 17.22 m (shot put), 51.32 (400 m) /
14.25 (-1.0 m/s) (110 m hurdles), 1.98 m (high jump), 59.65 m (javelin), 2:52.93 (1000 m)


Decathlon (Youth)
7864 pts

Cedric Dubler

 Australia
29–30 September 2012


Australia Townsville, Australia
17 years, 261 days

11.03 (+0.9 m/s) (100 m), 7.36 m (+0.8 m/s) (long jump), 13.73 m (shot put / 5 kg), 2.04 m (high jump), 49.66 (400 m) /
14.12 (+0.3 m/s) (110 m hurdles / 91.4 cm), 46.44 m (discus / 1,5 kg), 4.60 m (pole vault), 47.87 m (javelin), 4:48.99 (1500 m)


Decathlon (Senior)
8104 pts (ht)

Valter Külvet

 Estonia
22–23 August 1981


Soviet Union Viimsi, Soviet Union
17 years, 185 days

10.7 (w) (ht) (100 m), 7.26 m (w) (long jump), 13.86 m (shot put), 2.09 m (high jump), 48.5 (ht) (400 m) /
14.8 (ht) (110 m hurdles), 47.92 m (discus), 4.50 m (pole vault), 60.34 m (javelin), 4:37.8 (ht) (1500 m)

7829 pts

Valter Külvet

 Estonia
12–13 September 1981


Sweden Stockholm, Sweden
17 years, 206 days

11.34 (100 m), 7.12 m (long jump), 14.10 m (shot put), 2.08 m (high jump), 49.65 (400 m) /
15.24 (110 m hurdles), 48.02 m (discus), 4.20 m (pole vault), 59.90 m (javelin), 4:37.07 (1500 m)


3000 m walk
11:32.9 (ht)

Douglas Connolly

 Australia
27 November 1999


Australia Sydney, Australia



5000 m walk
19:35.79

Yuki Yamazaki

 Japan
23 September 2001


Japan Toyama, Japan
17 years, 250 days


10000 m walk (track)
39:47.20

Chen Ding

 China
11 July 2008

World Junior Championships

Poland Bydgoszcz, Poland
15 years, 341 days


10 km walk (road)
38:57

Li Tianlei

 China
18 September 2010

IAAF Race Walking Challenge Final

China Beijing, PR China
15 years, 248 days
[25]

20000 m walk (track)
1:23:37.21

Li Tianlei

 China
18 September 2012
Chinese University Games

China Tianjin, China
17 years, 249 days


20 km walk (road)
1:18:07

Li Gaobo

 China
23 April 2005


China Cixi, China
15 years, 274 days


50000 m walk (track)
4:22:13.4

Bengt Simonsen

 Sweden
19 October 1974


Sweden Gothenburg, Sweden
16 years, 210 days


50 km walk (road)
3:45:46

Yu Guoping

 China
23 November 2001


China Guangzhou, China
15 years, 163 days


4 × 100 m relay
39.97

Michali Everett
Tyreke Wilson
Xavier Nairne
Michael Stephens

 Jamaica
15 April 2017

CARIFTA Games

Curaçao Willemstad, Curaçao
16 years, 78 days
17 years, 95 days
16 years, 195 days
16 years, 239 days
[26]

4 × 400 m relay
3:11.66

Asa Guevara
Machel Cedenio
Reubin Walters
Theon Lewis

 Trinidad and Tobago
1 July 2012
CAC Junior Championships

El Salvador San Salvador, El Salvador


16 years, 299 days




Swedish medley relay
1:49.23

Waseem Williams
Michael O'Hara
Okeen Williams
Martin Manley

 Jamaica
14 July 2013

World Youth Championships

Ukraine Donetsk, Ukraine

[27]


Girls


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Event
Record
Athlete
Nationality
Date
Meet
Place
Age
Ref
Video

100 m
10.98 (+2.0 m/s)

Candace Hill

 United States
20 June 2015
Brooks PR Invitational

United States Shoreline, United States
16 years, 130 days
[28]

200 m
22.43 (−0.7 m/s)

Candace Hill

 United States
19 July 2015

World Youth Championships

Colombia Cali, Colombia
16 years, 158 days
[29]

300 m
36.46

Linsey MacDonald

 Great Britain
13 July 1980


United Kingdom London, United Kingdom
16 years, 152 days


400 m
50.01

Li Jing

 China
18 October 1997

Chinese National Games

China Shanghai, China
17 years, 246 days


600 m
1:27.33

Lorraine Baker

 Great Britain
13 July 1980


United Kingdom London, United Kingdom
16 years, 95 days


800 m
1:57.18

Wang Yuan

 China
8 September 1993

Chinese National Games

China Beijing, China
17 years, 153 days


1000 m
2:38.58

Josephine White

 Great Britain
9 September 1977


United Kingdom London, United Kingdom
17 years, 246 days


1500 m
3:54.52

Ling Zhang

 China
18 October 1997

Chinese National Games

China Shanghai, PR China
16 years, 188 days


Mile
4:30.81

Gelete Burka

 Ethiopia
2 August 2003

KBC Night of Athletics

Netherlands Heusden-Zolder, Netherlands
17 years, 168 days


2000 m
5:46.5+

Sally Barsosio

 Kenya
16 August 1995

Weltklasse Zürich

Switzerland Zürich, Switzerland
17 years, 148 days


3000 m
8:36.45

Ma Ningning

 China
6 June 1993


China Jinan, PR China
17 years, 5 days


5000 m
14:45.71

Song Liqing

 China
21 October 1997

Chinese National Games

China Shanghai, PR China
17 years, 274 days


10000 m
31:11.26

Song Liqing

 China
19 October 1997

Chinese National Games

China Shanghai, PR China
17 years, 272 days


Half marathon
1:10:30

Tsegereda Girma

 Ethiopia
13 March 2011

CPC Loop Den Haag

Netherlands The Hague, Netherlands
15 years, 286 days
[30]

Marathon
2:25.15

Sun Weiwei

 China
20 October 2002

Beijing Marathon

China Beijing, China
16 years, 279 days


100 m hurdles (76.2 cm)
12.94 (0.0 m/s)

Yanique Thompson

 Jamaica
11 July 2013

World Youth Championships

Ukraine Donetsk, Ukraine
17 years, 121 days
[31]

100 m hurdles (83.8 cm)
12.84 (+1.2 m/s)

Tia Jones

 United States
25 June 2016
United States Junior Championships

United States Clovis, United States
15 years, 291 days
[32]

200 m hurdles
26.68

Sharon Colyear-Danville

 Great Britain
16 July 1971


United Kingdom London, United Kingdom
16 years, 85 days


300 m hurdles
40.10

Ebony Collins

 United States
4 June 2005


United States Sacramento, United States
16 years, 85 days


400 m hurdles
54.15

Sydney McLaughlin

 United States
10 July 2016

United States Olympic Trials

United States Eugene, United States
16 years, 338 days
[33]

2000 m steeplechase
6:11.83

Korahubish Itaa

 Ethiopia
10 July 2009

World Youth Championships

Italy Brixen, Italy
17 years, 132 days


3000 m steeplechase
9:28.36

Tigist Getnet

 Ethiopia
12 July 2014
Glasgow Grand Prix

United Kingdom Glasgow, United Kingdom
17 years, 5 days
[34]

High jump
1.96 m

Olga Turchak

 Soviet Union
7 September 1984


Soviet Union Donetsk, Soviet Union
17 years, 186 days


Eleanor Patterson

 Australia
7 December 2013
Australian All Schools Championships

Australia Townsville, Australia
17 years, 199 days
[35]

Vashti Cunningham

 United States
1 August 2015

Pan American Junior Championships

Canada Edmonton, Canada
17 years, 195 days
[36]
1.96 m A

Charmaine Gale-Weavers

 South Africa
4 April 1981


South Africa Bloemfontein, South Africa
17 years, 36 days


Pole vault
4.50 m

Lisa Gunnarsson

 Sweden
28 May 2016
Meeting National 1

France Pézenas, France
16 years, 282 days
[37]
25 June 2016
French Championships

France Angers, France
16 years, 310 days
[38]

Long jump
6.91 m (+1.0 m/s)

Heike Drechsler

 East Germany
9 August 1981


East Germany Jena, East Germany
16 years, 236 days


Triple jump
14.57 m (+0.2 m/s)

Qiuyan Huang

 China
19 October 1997

Chinese National Games

China Shanghai, China
17 years, 287 days


Shot put (3 kg)
20.52 m

Corrie de Bruin

 Netherlands
13 June 1993


Netherlands Assen, Netherlands
16 years, 230 days


Shot put (4 kg)
19.08 m

Ilke Wyludda

 East Germany
9 August 1986


East Germany Karl-Marx-Stadt, East Germany
17 years, 134 days


Discus throw
65.86 m

Ilke Wyludda

 East Germany
1 August 1986


East Germany Neubrandenburg, East Germany
17 years, 126 days


Hammer throw (3 kg)
76.04 m

Réka Gyurátz

 Hungary
23 June 2013


Hungary Zalaegerszeg, Hungary
17 years, 23 days


Hammer throw (4 kg)
70.60 m

Wenxiu Zhang

 China
5 April 2003


China Nanning, China
17 years, 14 days


Javelin throw (500 g)
65.44 m

Marisleisys Duarthe

 Cuba
25 May 2017
Barrientos Memorial

Cuba Havana, Cuba

7003609400000000000♠16 years, 250 days
[39]

Javelin throw (600 g)
62.93 m

Juan Xue

 China
27 October 2003


China Changsha, China
17 years, 259 days


Heptathlon (youth)
6186 pts

Alina Shukh

 Ukraine
14–15 July 2016

European Youth Championships

Georgia (country) Tbilisi, Georgia
16 years, 226 days
[40]




















100m H (wind)
High jump
Shot put
200m (wind)
Long jump (wind)
Javelin
800m
14.43 +0.4
1.88m
14.85m
26.68 +1.4
5.98m
50.04m
2:14.89

6221 pts

María Vicente

 Spain
5–6 July 2018

European U18 Championships

Hungary Győr, Hungary
17 years, 100 days
[41]




















100m H (wind)
High jump
Shot put
200m (wind)
Long jump (wind)
Javelin
800m
13.25 (+0.1 m/s)
1.72 m
13.77 m
23.78 (-0.3 m/s)
6.37 m (+1.8 m/s)
43.28 m
2:23.29


Heptathlon (senior)
6185 pts

Shen Shengfei

 China
17–18 October 1997

Chinese National Games

China Shanghai, China
16 years, 331 days

14.23 (100 m hurdles), 1.83 m (high jump), 14.37 m (shot put), 24.13 (200 m) / 5.93 m (long jump), 44.50 (javelin), 2:17.81 (800 m)
[42]

3000 m walk (track)
12:22.2 (ht)

Qin Aihua

 China
4 September 2004


China Yenking, China
16 years, 306 days


5000 m walk (track)
20:28.05

Tatyana Kalmykova

 Russia
12 July 2007

World Youth Championships

Czech Republic Ostrava, Czech Republic
17 years, 183 days


5 km walk (road)
20:27

Tatyana Kozlova

 Russia
28 May 2000


Russia Saransk, Russia
16 years, 269 days


10000 m walk (track)
42:56.09

Gao Hongmiao

 China
27 September 1991


China Tangshan, China
17 years, 194 days


10 km walk (road)
43:15

Li Hong

 China
10 March 1996


China Zhuhai, China
16 years, 283 days
[43]

20000 m walk (track)
1:34:21.56

Wang Xue

 China
1 November 2007


China Wuhan, China
17 years, 260 days


20 km walk (road)
1:30:35

Zhou Tongmei

 China
23 April 2005


China Cixi City, China
17 years, 19 days


50000 m walk (track)
5:05:44.7 (ht)

Tatyana Abramzeva

 Russia
12 October 2003


Russia Saint Petersburg, Russia



4 × 100 m relay
44.05

Petra Koppetsch
Marlies Oelsner
Margit Sinzel
Christina Brehmer

 East Germany
24 August 1975

European Junior Championships

Greece Athens, Greece


17 years, 156 days

17 years, 177 days


4 × 400 m relay
3:36.98

Janet Ravenscroft
Evelyn McMeekin
Ruth Kennedy
Susan Pettett

 Great Britain
26 August 1973

European Junior Championships

Germany Duisburg, Germany



Swedish medley relay
2:03.42

Christania Williams
Shericka Jackson
Chrisann Gordon
Olivia James

 Jamaica
10 July 2011

World Youth Championships

France Lille, France


16 years, 359 days
16 years, 295 days


[44][45]

[2]


Indoor


The IAAF does not keep official "bests" in indoor events for the Youth division.



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Event
Record
Athlete
Nationality
Date
Meet
Place
Age
Ref

50 m
5.81

Jeremy Rankin

 United States
11 March 2007


United States Landover, United States
16 years, 169 days


60 m
6.67 A

Jeremy Rankin

 United States
16 February 2007


United States Golden, United States
16 years, 146 days


200 m
21.13

Guy-Elphège Anouman

 France
19 February 2011
French Championships

France Aubière, France
16 years, 251 days

[46][47][48]

Thomas Somers

 United Kingdom
2 March 2014
England Athletics U20 Championships

United Kingdom Sheffield, United Kingdom
16 years, 308 days

[49][50]

300 m
32.87

Tyrese Cooper

 United States
4 February 2017
Armory Track Invitational

United States New York City, United States
16 years, 320 days
[51]

400 m
46.01

Tyrese Cooper

 United States
10 February 2017
Tyson Invitational

United States Fayetteville, United States
16 years, 326 days
[52]

800 m
1:48.12

Mohamed Aman

 Ethiopia
8 February 2011

Meeting Pas de Calais

France Liévin, France
17 years, 29 days
[53]

1000 m
2:24.89

David Fiegen

 Luxembourg
4 February 2001


Germany Stuttgart, Germany
16 years, 154 days


1500 m
3:42.91

Samson Kiplangat

 Kenya
2 February 2003


Germany Stuttgart, Germany
16 years, 84 days


Mile
4:07.87

Alan Webb

 United States
12 March 2000


United States Bloomington, United States
17 years, 59 days


2000 m
4:57.74

Yomif Kejelcha

 Ethiopia
28 February 2014
Meeting National en salle de Metz

France Metz, France
16 years, 211 days

[54][55]

3000 m
7:42.05

Yomif Kejelcha

 Ethiopia
26 January 2014
Meeting National en salle de Bordeaux

France Bordeaux, France
16 years, 178 days

[56][57]

5000 m
14:18.42

Lukas Verzbicas

 Lithuania
13 March 2009

Boston Indoor Games

United States Boston, United States
16 years, 66 days


50 m hurdles
(91.4 cm)
6.66

Stéphane Caristan

 France
25 January 1981


France Paris, France
16 years, 239 days


50 m hurdles
(99/100 cm)
6.69

Wayne Davis

 United States
11 March 2007


United States Landover, United States
15 years, 201 days


50 m hurdles
(106.7 cm)
6.96

Garfield Darien

 France
21 February 2004


France Aubière, France
16 years, 61 days


60 m hurdles
(91.4 cm)
7.48

Ladji Doucouré

 France
23 January 2000


France Eaubonne, France
16 years, 301 days


60 m hurdles
(99/100 cm)
7.62

Wayne Davis

 United States
16 March 2008


United States Landover, United States
16 years, 207 days


60 m hurdles
(106.7 cm)
7.94

Shi Dongpeng

 China
17 February 2001


China Tianjin, China
17 years, 42 days


High jump
2.24 m

Dmitry Kroyter

 Israel
14 February 2010


Russia Moscow, Russia
16 years, 361 days


Danil Lysenko

 Russia
6 December 2014
«The Climbing of Everest» meeting

Russia Kineshma, Russia
17 years, 201 days

[58][59]

Pole vault
5.54 m

Emmanouil Karalis

 Greece
5 March 2016
Jablonec Indoor Gala

Czech Republic Jablonec nad Nisou, Czech Republic
16 years, 137 days
[60]

Long jump
8.12 m

Viktor Kuznyetsov

 Ukraine
20 December 2003


Ukraine Brovary, Ukraine
17 years, 156 days


Triple jump
16.34 m

Martin Lamou

 France
27 February 2016
U20 Match Italy-France-Germany

Italy Padova, Italy
16 years, 290 days
[61]

Shot put (5 kg)
24.24 m

Konrad Bukowiecki

 Poland
30 December 2014
Chasing the Record Meeting

Poland Spała, Poland
17 years, 288 days

[62][63]

Shot put (6 kg)
20.22 m

Konrad Bukowiecki

 Poland
19 January 2014
Mityng Kontrolny PZLA

Poland Spała, Poland
16 years, 308 days

[64][65]

Shot put (7.26 kg)
18.49 m

Yuriy Belonog

 Ukraine
7 December 1991


Ukraine Kiev, Ukraine
17 years, 273 days


Heptathlon
(Youth)
5873 pts

Hans-Christian Hausenberg

 Estonia
1 March 2015


Estonia Tallinn, Estonia
16 years, 164 days
[66]
6.97 (60m), 7.52m (long jump), 16.02m (shot put), 1.92m (high jump) / 8.11 (60m hurdles), 4.65m (pole vault), 2:56.46 (1000m)


Heptathlon
(Junior)
5517 pts

Ludovic Besson

 France
8 February 2015


France Reims, France
17 years, 12 days
[67]
7.24 (60 m), 6.59 m (long jump), 17.00 m (shot put), 1.84 m (high jump) / 8.15 (60 m hurdles), 4.50 m (pole vault), 2:54.19 (1000 m)

5592 pts (ht)

Sven Reintak

 Estonia
25 February 1980


Soviet Union Kharkiv, Soviet Union
16 years, 253 days

7.0 (60 m), 6.98 m (long jump), 13.79 m (shot put), 2.06 m (high jump) / 8.2 (60 m hurdles), 4.80 m (pole vault), 2:57.7 (1000 m)


Heptathlon
(Senior)
5483 pts

Wang Jianan

 China
14 February 2012


China Nanjing, China
15 years, 171 days

6.89 (60 m), 7.64 m (long jump), 9.27 m (shot put), 1.94 m (high jump) / 8.46 (60 m hurdles), 4.80 m (pole vault), 2:58.17 (1000 m)


3000 m walk
11:30.0 (ht)

Damir Yangayev

 Russia
1 March 1998


Russia Insar, Russia
16 years, 344 days


5000 m walk
19:30.08

Yevgeniy Shmalyuk

 Russia
25 December 1993


Russia Saint Petersburg, Russia
17 years, 345 days


4 × 200 m relay
1:26.09

Long Beach Polytechnic High School
Isaiah Green
Vincent Joseph
Travon Patterson
Bryshon Nellum

 United States
13 March 2005

National Scholastic Indoor Championships

United States New York City, United States
15 years, 215 days
17 years, 52 days
16 years, 174 days
15 years, 316 days

[68][69]

4 × 400 m relay
3:23.04
Zebulon B. Vance TC, Charlotte
Lamar Johnson
Erin Jenkins
Cameron Tate
Jarrett Samuels

 United States
14 March 2010
Nike Indoor Nationals

United States Boston, United States

[70]


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Event
Record
Athlete
Nationality
Date
Meet
Place
Age
Ref

50 m
6.28

Victoria Jordan

 United States
11 March 2007


United States Landover, Maryland, United States
17 years, 13 days


60 m
7.24

Victoria Jordan

 United States
10 February 2007


United States Houston, United States
16 years, 349 days


200 m
23.15

Irene Ekelund

 Sweden
17 February 2013
National Championships

Sweden Norrköping, Sweden
15 years, 346 days
[71]

400 m
51.84

Sydney McLaughlin

 United States
13 March 2016

New Balance Nationals Indoor

United States New York City, United States
16 years, 219 days
[72]

600 m
1:27.2 (ht)

Ines Schimmel

 East Germany
12 January 1980


East Germany Berlin, East Germany
16 years, 341 days


800 m
2:01.8 (ht)

Mary Decker

 United States
17 February 1974


United States San Diego, United States
15 years, 197 days


1000 m
2:43.22

Aníta Hinriksdóttir

 Iceland
15 December 2012


Iceland Reykjavík, Iceland
16 years, 337 days


1500 m
4:08.47

Gudaf Tsegay

 Ethiopia
6 February 2014

XL Galan

Sweden Stockholm, Sweden
17 years, 25 days
[73]

Mile
4:28.25

Mary C. Cain

 United States
16 February 2013

Millrose Games

United States New York, United States
16 years, 289 days
[74]

2000 m
6:08.9 (ht)

Daniela Fetcere

 Latvia
27 January 2006


Latvia Riga, Latvia
15 years, 152 days


3000 m
8:46.01

Gotytom Gebreslase

 Ethiopia
4 February 2012


United States Boston, United States
17 years, 20 days


5000 m
16:37.50

Stephanie Jenks

 United States
14 March 2014

New Balance Nationals Indoor

United States New York City, United States
16 years, 209 days
[75]

50 m hurdles (84 cm)
6.95

Candy Young

 United States
3 February 1979


Canada Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
16 years, 258 days


60 m hurdles (76.2 cm)
8.10

Cyréna Samba-Mayela

 France
11 February 2017
French U18/U20 Championships

France Nantes, France
16 years, 103 days
[76]

60 m hurdles (84 cm)
8.17 A

Dior Hall

 United States
9 February 2013
CSM Twilight Collegiate Open

United States Golden, United States
17 years, 38 days
[77]
8.17

Sydney McLaughlin

 United States
15 March 2015
New Balance Nationals

United States New York City, United States
15 years, 218 days
[78]

High jump
1.95 m

Marina Kuptsova

 Russia
30 January 1998


Czech Republic Brno, Czech Republic
16 years, 39 days


Irina Kovalenko

 Ukraine
26 December 2003


Ukraine Lviv, Ukraine
17 years, 197 days

1.96 m

Yaroslava Mahuchikh

 Ukraine
22 December 2018


Belarus Minsk, Belarus

7003630300000000000♠17 years, 94 days
[79]

Pole vault
4.49 m

Lisa Gunnarsson

 Sweden
17 February 2016

Globen Galan

Sweden Stockolm, Sweden
16 years, 181 days
[80]

Long jump
6.61 m

Anu Kaljurand

 Estonia
1 February 1986


Soviet Union Leningrad, Soviet Union
16 years, 291 days


Triple jump
14.09 m

Wang Rong

 China
7 March 2013
National Indoor Grand Prix

China Nanjing, China
16 years, 249 days

[81][82]

Shot put (3 kg)
19.40 m

Emel Dereli

 Turkey
15 December 2012


Turkey Izmir, Turkey
16 years, 294 days


Shot put (4 kg)
17.58 m

Emel Dereli

 Turkey
28 December 2013
Salon Rekor Deneme Yarışları

Turkey Istanbul, Turkey
17 years, 306 days

[83][84]

Pentathlon
(Senior)
4284 pts

Morgan Lake

 United Kingdom
9 February 2014
ISM-IJSM-IUSM Mångkamp

Sweden Växjö, Sweden
16 years, 273 days
[85]
8.97 (60 m hurdles), 1.85 m (high jump), 13.38 m (shot put), 5.87 m (long jump), 2:24.48 (800 m)


3000 m walk (track)
12:05.6 (ht)

Lyudmila Yefimkina

 Russia
1 March 1998


Russia Insar, Russia
16 years, 191 days


4 × 200 m relay
1:38.77

SC Berlin
Anja Schmitz
Nadja Hack
Carola Otto
Silke Breckenfelder

 Germany
17 February 1991


Germany Dortmund, Germany


Belgium Scholier
Imke Vervaet
Justien Grillet
Camille Laus
Kimberley Efonye

 Belgium
20 February 2010
ADMB-Jeugdaflossingsmeeting

Belgium Ghent, Belgium

[86]

4 × 400 m relay
3:46.31
Motor City TC
Johnyce Powell
Carlita Taylor
Jayla Fleming
Anna Jefferson

 United States
16 March 2014

New Balance Nationals Indoor

United States New York City, United States
17 years, 74 days
15 years, 74 days
17 years, 74 days
16 years, 74 days
[87]


See also



  • IAAF World Youth Championships in Athletics

  • Youth (athletics)



Notes


1. ^ Though sometimes called "world youth records", they are not officially recognized or ratified as such by any body. The IAAF refers to them as World Youth Bests (WYB) or World Youth Best Performances instead.


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