Junior World Ski Orienteering Championships

Junior World Ski Orienteering Championships
Statusactive
Genresporting event
Date(s)January–March
Frequencyannual
Inaugurated1994 (1994)
Organised byIOF

The Junior World Ski Orienteering Championships (or Ski-JWOC) were first held in 1994. Since 1998, competitions have been held annually. Representative countries must be members of the International Orienteering Federation (IOF).[1]

Host Towns/Cities

Number Year Date Place
1 1994 Finland Rovaniemi, Finland
2 1996 February 5–12 Slovakia Banská Bystrica/Donovaly, Slovakia
3 1998 Russia Velegozh, Russia
4 1999 March 1–7 Bulgaria Jundola, Bulgaria
5 2000 January 31 – February 6 Slovakia Banská Bystrica, Slovakia
6 2001 February 11–18 Italy Trentino, Italy
7 2002 January 27 – February 3 Czech Republic Jablonec nad Nisou/Harrachov, Czech Republic
8 2003 February 17–23 Russia St. Petersburg, Russia
9 2004 January 19–25 Finland Vuokatti, Finland
10 2005 January 23–29 Switzerland S-chanf, Switzerland
11 2006 February 20–27 Russia Ivanovo, Russia
12 2007 February 11–18 Austria Salzburg, Austria
13 2008 February 11–18 Bulgaria Dospat, Bulgaria
14 2009 January 25 – February 1 Sweden Dalarna, Sweden
15 2010 February 8–15 Romania Miercurea Ciuc, Romania
16 2011 January 31–6 February Norway Lillehammer, Norway
17 2012 February 20–26 Ukraine Sumy, Ukraine
18 2013 February 11–18 Latvia Madona, Latvia
19 2014 February 18–23 Estonia Põlva, Estonia
20 2015 February 9–15 Norway Hamar/Løten, Norway
21 2016 29 February – 5 March Austria Obertilliach, Tyrol, Austria
22 2017 8–12 February Finland Imatra, Finland
23 2018 4–8 February Bulgaria Bulgaria
24 2019 20–24 march Sweden Piteå, Sweden
25 2020 20–26 February Sweden Vännäs, Sweden

Classic/Long

This event was called "Classic distance" from 1994 to 1999. Since 2000 it is called "Long distance".

Men

Year Gold Silver Bronze Notes
1994 Sweden Peter Fredriksson Finland Tapani Partanen Sweden Per Engström
1996 Finland Matti Keskinarkaus Norway Stian Hognestad Russia Ilshat Gimranov
1998 Russia Ruslan Gritsan Russia Sergei Osipov
Russia Vitali Homchenko
1999 Finland Topi Suomalainen Russia Vasili Glouharev Sweden Peter Arnesson
2000 Finland Petri Kiiskinen Switzerland Marc Lauenstein Finland Jari Sillman
2001 Russia Kirill Vesselov Switzerland Remo Fischer Russia Mikhail Sorokin
2002 Russia Kirill Vesselov Russia Anton Smirnov Finland Staffan Tunis
2003 Finland Jonne Lehto Russia Nikolai Moskalenko Russia Alexey Bortnik
2004 Finland Jonne Lehto Sweden Erik Rost Finland Jussi Simula
2005 Sweden Erik Rost Russia Alexey Kozhemiakin Russia Andrey Lamov
2006 Russia Andrey Lamov Russia Taras Kashchuk Norway Magne Dæhli 17.9 km, 22 controls
2007 Russia Taras Kashchuk Finland Olli-Markus Taivainen Sweden Daniel Nordebo 12.0 km, 25 controls
2008 Bulgaria Stanimir Belomazhev Finland Olli-Markus Taivainen Russia Taras Kashchuk
2009 Finland Olli-Markus Taivainen Norway Hans Jörgen Kvåle Finland Leo Laakkonen 16.2 km, 18 controls
2010 Russia Mikhail Utkin Sweden Anton Sjökvist Sweden David Bejmer
2011 Sweden Daniel Svensson Sweden Anton Sjökvist Russia Gleb Tikhonov
2012 Sweden Andreas Holmberg Russia Aleksey Popov Finland Santeri Aikio
2013 Finland Lauri Nenonen Sweden Ulrik Nordberg Finland Tuomas Kotro
2014 Finland Misa Tuomala Russia Sergey Gorlanov Latvia Nauris Raize
2015[a] Finland Aleksi Karppinen Russia Vladislav Kiselev Russia Sergey Gorlanov 14.0 km, 41 participants
2016 Russia Vladislav Kiselev Finland Anssi Koirikivi Russia Sergey Gorlanov 14.7 km, 46 participants
2017 Russia Vladislav Kiselev Russia Aleksandr Pavlenko Russia Vadim Ogorodnikov 16.3 km, 46 participants
2018 Norway Jørgen Baklid Sweden Henning Sjökvist Russia Igor Linkevich ? km, 50 participants
2019 Russia Sergey Mizonov Switzerland Nicola Mueller Russia German Sazykin 17.1 km, 38 participants
2020 Russia German Sazykin Russia Artemiy Dorma Norway Isak Jonsson 17.4 km, 34 participants

Women

Year Gold Silver Bronze Notes
1994 Finland Liisa Anttila Finland Ella Heiko Sweden Lina Börjes
1996 Finland Hanna Kosonen Norway Anne M. Hausken Russia Tatiana Naumova
1998 Finland Erja Jokinen Finland Katja Rajaniemi Finland Hannele Valkonen
1999 Finland Katja Rajaniemi Sweden Marie Lund Russia Anna Ustinova
2000 Russia Yekaterina Chizhikova Finland Kirsi Vanhalakka Finland Aino-Maria Hirvi
2001 Russia Yekaterina Chizhikova Sweden Lena Eliasson Finland Kirsi Vanhalakka
2002 Russia Yekaterina Chizhikova Finland Katri Mehtälä Czech Republic Eva Böhmová
2003 Russia Yelena Grand Finland Laura Salmi Finland Sari Suomalainen
2004 Russia Valentina Lebedeva Russia Olga Novikova Czech Republic Lenka Hrusková
2005 Sweden Eva Svensson Russia Olga Novikova
Russia Anastasia Kravchenko
2006 Russia Anastasia Kravchenko Russia Tatiana Kozlova Sweden Eva Svensson 10.7 km, 18 controls
2007 Sweden Eva Svensson Sweden Helene Söderlund Czech Republic Hana Hanciková 9.9 km, 20 controls
2008 Russia Alyona Chukareva Switzerland Judith Wyder Russia Yekaterina Munina
2009 Russia Tatiana Medvedeva Sweden Tove Alexandersson Sweden Maria Nordström 9.3 km, 8 controls
2010 Norway Barbro Kvåle Sweden Maria Nordström Norway Marie Asprusten
2011 Norway Barbro Kvåle Sweden Tove Alexandersson Finland Marjut Turunen
2012 Sweden Tove Alexandersson Sweden Linda Lindkvist Finland Marjut Turunen
2013 Sweden Frida Sandberg Finland Oona Valkonen Sweden Linda Lindkvist
2014 Sweden Evelina Wickbom Sweden Frida Sandberg Russia Liubov Balandina
2015[a] Sweden Isabel Salen Russia Liubov Balandina Norway Anine Ahlsand 10.7 km, 35 participants
2016 Norway Anine Ahlsand Czech Republic Petra Hancová Finland Tuuli Suutari 10.97 km, 35 participants

Short/Middle

This event was called "Short distance" from 1994 to 2004. Since 2005 it is called "Middle distance".

Men

Year Gold Silver Bronze Notes
1994 Finland Tapani Partanen Sweden Peter Fredriksson Finland Vesa Varis
1996 Finland Mika Hakkarainen Finland Matti Keskinarkaus Czech Republic Jakub Vodrazka
1998 Russia Ruslan Gritsan Finland Markus Kainu Russia Vitali Homchenko
1999 Norway Olav Baken-Hagelia Finland Pasi Kiiskinen Sweden Erik Wiberg
2000 Russia Vasili Gloukharev Sweden David Andersson Sweden Peter Arnesson
2001 Sweden David Andersson Switzerland Remo Fischer Russia Kirill Vesselov
2002 Finland Tuukka Turkka Finland Staffan Tunis Russia Vadim Tolstopyatov
2003 Finland Tuukka Turkka Russia Alexey Kozhemiakin Sweden Pär Häggström
2004 Finland Jonne Lehto Russia Andrey Lamov Sweden Erik Rost
2005 Sweden Erik Rost Finland Jussi Simula Russia Pavel Utkin
2006 Russia Andrey Lamov Finland Olli-Markus Taivainen Norway Magne Dæhli 7.45 km, 15 controls
2007 Russia Taras Kashchuk Norway Ove Sätra Sweden Thomas Carlsson 6.3 km, 20 controls
2008 Bulgaria Stanimir Belomazhev Finland Leo Laakkonen Russia Valeriy Glukhov 8.2 km, 18 controls
2009 Finland Olli-Markus Taivainen Finland Leo Laakkonen Sweden Gustav Nordström 7.5 km, 16 controls
2010 Russia Mikhail Utkin Norway Rasmus Korvald Skaare Norway Vetle Ruud Bråten
2011 Sweden Anton Sjökvist Sweden Adam Karlsson Sweden Daniel Svensson
2012 Sweden Andreas Holmberg Russia Aleksey Popov Sweden Ulrik Nordberg
2013 Finland Misa Tuomala Norway Jonas Bakken Finland Tuomas Kotro
2014 Norway Jonas Madslien Bakken Finland Aleksi Karppinen Russia Sergey Gorlanov
2015[a] Russia Aleksandr Pavlenko Finland Aleksi Karppinen Norway Audun Heimdal 7.5 km, 41 participants
2016 Russia Sergey Gorlanov Russia Vladislav Kiselev Russia Aleksandr Pavlenko 6.9 km, 45 participants

Women

Year Gold Silver Bronze Notes
1994 Finland Liisa Anttila Russia Irina Onistchenko Sweden Annica Clevnert
1996 Finland Hanna Kosonen Russia Olga Porozova Sweden Annika Björk
1998 Russia Anna Ustinova Sweden Maria Bergkvist Russia Anna Vorobieva
1999 Russia Anna Ustinova Finland Katja Rajaniemi Finland Salla Lehto
2000 Finland Aino-Maria Hirvi Russia Ekaterina Chizhikova Finland Salla Lehto
2001 Sweden Maria Bergkvist Russia Svetlana Shvezova Finland Martiina Joensuu
2002 Russia Ekaterina Chizhikova Russia Maria Gorchkova Russia Elena Grand
2003 Russia Elena Grand Sweden Emelie Eklöf Finland Marttiina Joensuu
2004 Russia Olga Novikova Russia Valentina Lebedeva Russia Yulia Bronnikova
2005 Sweden Eva Svensson Russia Olga Novikova Finland Pernilla Tunis
2006 Russia Tatiana Kozlova Russia Anastasia Kravchenko Russia Maria Shilova 5.27 km, 13 controls
2007 Sweden Eva Svensson Russia Olga Trifanova Sweden Helene Söderlund 4.9 km, 15 controls
2008 Czech Republic Simona Karochova Russia Ekaterina Munina Sweden Christina Lovald-Hellberg 6.4 km, 14 controls
2009 Sweden Maria Nordström Sweden Tove Alexandersson Norway Marie Asprusten 6.3 km, 14 controls
2010 Norway Barbro Kvåle Norway Marie Asprusten Russia Ekaterina Situkhina
2011 Sweden Tove Alexandersson Norway Barbro Kvåle Finland Marjut Turunen
2012 Sweden Tove Alexandersson Finland Anna Närhi Finland Marjut Turunen
2013 Sweden Frida Sandberg Estonia Daisy Kudre Sweden Evelina Wickbom
2014 Sweden Frida Sandberg Sweden Isabel Salen Finland Suvi Oikarinen
2015[a] Sweden Isabel Salen Sweden Ellen Sarenmark Sweden Hanna Eriksson 4.8 km, 36 participants
2016 Finland Tuuli Suutari Russia Liubov Balandina Sweden Klara Yngvesson 6.0 km, 35 participants

Sprint

This event was first held in 2005.

Men

Year Gold Silver Bronze Notes
2005 Sweden Erik Rost Russia Stanislav Cheha Sweden Gustav Hall
2006 Russia Andrey Lamov Russia Taras Kashchuk Finland Olli-Markus Taivainen 2.81 km, 9 controls
2007 Finland Olli-Markus Taivainen Russia Taras Kashchuk Sweden Johan Edin 3.0 km, 12 controls
2008 Norway Sindre Haverstad Russia Alexander Vereshchagin Norway Hans Jörgen Kvåle 3.6 km, 7 controls
2009 Finland Olli-Markus Taivainen Sweden Gustav Nordström Norway Hans Jörgen Kvåle 3.0 km, 9 controls
2010 Russia Stepan Malinovskiy Russia Mikhail Utkin Belarus Yury Yazykou
2011 Russia Gleb Tikhonov Finland Tuomas Kotro Sweden Daniel Svensson
2012 Sweden Andreas Holmberg Finland Misa Tuomala Sweden Linus Rapp
2013 Sweden Ulrik Nordberg Norway Lofthus Dag Finland Lauri Nenonen
2014 Russia Sergey Shalin Finland Jyri Uusitalo Sweden Sixten Walheim
2015[a] Russia Vladislav Kiselev Russia Aleksandr Pavlenko Norway Elias Thorsdal Molnvik 41 participants
2016 Russia Vladislav Kiselev Russia Sergey Gorlanov Norway Audun Heimdal 2.96 km, 45 participants

Women

Year Gold Silver Bronze Notes
2005 Russia Tatiana Kozlova Russia Anastasia Kravchenko Russia Alena Trapeznikova
2006 Russia Tatiana Kozlova Russia Maria Shilova Russia Anastasia Kravchenko 2.45 km, 9 controls
2007 Czech Republic Hana Hancikova Sweden Helene Söderlund Sweden Eva Svensson 2.7 km, 9 controls
2008 Czech Republic Hana Hancikova Sweden Christina Lovald-Hellberg Sweden Kristina Nordebo 3.1 km, 6 controls
2009 Sweden Maria Nordström Russia Tatiana Medvedeva Russia Tamara Ezhkova 2.5 km, 8 controls
2010 Sweden Maria Nordström Norway Marie Asprusten Russia Anastasiya Svir [2]
2011 Sweden Tove Alexandersson Norway Barbro Kvåle Finland Marjut Turunen
2012 Sweden Tove Alexandersson Norway Anna Ulvensøen Finland Salla Koskela
2013 Sweden Frida Sandberg Sweden Linda Lindkvist Norway Andrine Benjaminsen
2014 Russia Liubov Balandina Sweden Frida Sandberg Sweden Isabel Salen
2015[a] Norway Anine Ahlsand Norway Evine Westli Andersen Norway Andrine Benjaminsen 36 participants
2016 Norway Anine Ahlsand Finland Liisa Nenonen Russia Liubov Balandina 2.66 km, 34 participants

Relay

Men

Year Gold Silver Bronze Notes
1994 Sweden Sweden Finland Finland Russia Russia
1996 Finland Finland Norway Norway Czech Republic Czech Republic
1998 Sweden Sweden Norway Norway Estonia Estonia
1999 Finland Finland Sweden Sweden Switzerland Switzerland
2000 Switzerland Switzerland Sweden Sweden Russia Russia
2001 Norway Norway Sweden Sweden Russia Russia
2002 Finland Finland Russia Russia Czech Republic Czech Republic
2003 Russia Russia Finland Finland Sweden Sweden
2004 Finland Finland Sweden Sweden Russia Russia
2005 Russia Russia Sweden Sweden Finland Finland
2006 Russia Russia Norway Norway Finland Finland
2007 Sweden Sweden Norway Norway Finland Finland
2008 Finland Finland Norway Norway Sweden Sweden
2009 Finland Finland Norway Norway Russia Russia
2010 Sweden Sweden Norway Norway Finland Finland
2011 Sweden Sweden Finland Finland Norway Norway
2012 Sweden Sweden Finland Finland Russia Russia
2013 Finland Finland Russia Russia Norway Norway
2014 Finland Finland Russia Russia Norway Norway
2015[a]  Russia
Aleksandr Pavlenko
Sergey Gorlanov
Vladislav Kiselev 		 Finland
Samuli Schroderus
Eevert Toivonen
Aleksi Karppinen 		 Norway
Jonas Madslien Bakken
Elias Thordal Molnvik
Bjornar Kvale 		10 countries
2016  Russia
Aleksandr Pavlenko
Sergey Gorlanov
Vladislav Kiselev 		 Norway
Vegard Gulbrandsen
Jorgen Baklid
Audun Heimdal 		 Sweden
Robin Salen
Filip Jacobsson
Henning Sjokvist 		10 countries

Women

Year Gold Silver Bronze Notes
1994 Finland Finland Norway Norway Sweden Sweden
1996 Norway Norway Czech Republic Czech Republic Finland Finland
1998 Finland Finland Sweden Sweden Norway Norway
1999 Finland Finland Russia Russia Sweden Sweden
2000 Finland Finland Russia Russia Sweden Sweden
2001 Finland Finland Russia Russia Sweden Sweden
2002 Russia Russia Finland Finland Czech Republic Czech Republic
2003 Russia Russia Finland Finland Sweden Sweden
2004 Russia Russia Finland Finland Sweden Sweden
2005 Russia Russia Sweden Sweden Norway Norway
2006 Russia Russia Sweden Sweden Czech Republic Czech Republic
2007 Sweden Sweden Czech Republic Czech Republic Finland Finland
2008 Russia Russia Finland Finland Norway Norway
2009 Sweden Sweden Finland Finland Czech Republic Czech Republic
2010 Sweden Sweden Russia Russia Norway Norway
2011 Norway Norway Finland Finland Sweden Sweden
2012 Sweden Sweden Norway Norway Finland Finland
2013 Norway Norway Sweden Sweden Russia Russia
2014 Sweden Sweden Russia Russia Finland Finland
2015[a]  Russia
Mariya Petrushko
Anastasia Sopova
Liubov Balandina 		 Finland
Tuuli Suutari
Juliaana Nasi
Suvi Oikarinen 		 Sweden
Hanna Eriksson
Ellen Sarenmark
Isabel Salen 		7 countries
2016  Finland
Maiju Kovanen
Liisa Nenonen
Tuuli Suutari 		 Norway
Tilla Farnes Hennum
Ragnhild Hjermstad
Anine Ahlsand 		 Sweden
Klara Yngvesson
Ida Nordlund
Isabel Salen 		12 countries

See also

References

  1. ^ "Junior World Ski Orienteering Championships". International Orienteering Federation. Retrieved November 8, 2015.
  2. ^ "Junior World Ski Orienteering Championships 2010 – Results". International Orienteering Federation. Retrieved August 17, 2019.

Notes

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h Only U20 results
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