Gtjkyu

Jørgen Rostrup (1997/1998-ch)

Tatiana Pereliaeva (1998/2000-ch)

Minna Kauppi (2001/2002-ch)

Matthias Merz (2004-ch)

Helena Jansson (2004-ch)

The Junior World Orienteering Championships (or JWOC) are an orienteering competition held every year. They were first held in 1990. Entry is open to national teams aged 20 and below as of 31 December in the year of competition. Representative countries must be members of the International Orienteering Federation (IOF).

History

An international junior match was arranged first time in 1983 in Ry, Denmark, and then in 1984 (Hartberg, Austria) and 1985 (Font-Romeau, France). From 1986 (in Pécs, Hungary) the events became the unofficial Junior European Championships, and were held the following years, 1987 (Ambleside, England), 1988 (Eupen, Belgium) and 1989 (Seefeld/Kufstein, Austria). From 1990 (Älvsbyn, Sweden), the competition became official Junior World Orienteering Championships.

Current program

Current program includes:

• Individual Sprint Event (Straight Final)


• Individual Middle Distance Event (Consists of a qualifier and ranked finals)


• Individual Long Distance Event (Straight Final)


• Team Relay

Originally JWOC started with an Individual (Classic) competition followed by a relay. The Short Distance Championships were added in 1991, which remained until 2004 where the Short Distance became the Middle Distance, falling into line with the World Orienteering Championships.
An unofficial Sprint Race was held in Switzerland in 2005 in conjunction with the PostFinance-Sprint [1]. Shortly following this event the Sprint discipline was added to the program for Lithuania 2006.

Host Towns/Cities

Year	Date	Place
1990	7–12 July	Älvsbyn, Sweden.[1]
1991	7–13 July	Berlin, Germany.[2]
1992	7–13 July	Jyväskylä, Finland
1993	7–10 July	Kastelruth, Italy
1994	12–16 July	Gdynia, Poland
1995	9–12 July	Horsens, Denmark
1996	8–14 July	Govora, Romania
1997	7–13 July	Leopoldsburg, Belgium
1998	13–18 July	Reims, France
1999	5–11 July	Varna, Bulgaria
2000	9–15 July	Nové Město na Moravě, Czech Republic
2001	9–15 July	Miskolc, Hungary
2002	7–14 July	Alicante, Spain
2003	7–12 July	Põlva, Estonia
2004	5–11 July	Gdańsk, Poland
2005	11–16 July	Tenero, Switzerland
2006	2–7 July	Druskininkai, Lithuania
2007	7–15 July	Dubbo, Australia
2008	30 June–6 July	Gothenburg, Sweden
2009	6–11 July	Primiero, Italy
2010	4–10 July	Aalborg, Denmark
2011	3–8 July	Wejherowo, Poland
2012	8–13 July	Košice, Slovakia
2013	30 June-6 July	Hradec Králové, Czech Republic.[3]
2014	22–27 July	Borovets, Bulgaria
2015	4–10 July	Rauland, Norway
2016	10–18 July	Engadin, Switzerland
2017	9–16 July	Tampere, Finland
2018	8–15 July	Kecskemét, Hungary
2019	6–12 July	Silkeborg, Denmark
2020	28 June–5 July	Turkey

Individual/Classic/Long

This event was called "Classic distance" from 1991 to 2003, and since 2004 it is called "Long distance".

Men

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Notes
1990	Mikael Boström	Jimmy Birklin	Sören Nymalm
1991	Ivars Zagars	Tomas Dolezal	Mikko Lepo
1992	Johan Näsman	Chris Terkelsen	Fredrik Löwegren
1993	Odin Tellesbø	Torben Nørgård	Tommi Tölkkö
1994	Robert Banach	Janusz Gliszczyński	Tommi Tölkkö
1995	Gabor Domonyik	Michael Mamleev	Jani Lakanen
1996	Maricel Olaru	Anders Axenborg	Jani Lakanen
1997	Johan Modig	Vladimir Lucan	Marian Davidik
1998	Håkan Pettersson	Thierry Gueorgiou	Jørgen Rostrup
1999	Andrey Khramov	Mikko Heikelä	Troy de Haas
2000	Jiri Kazda	Pasi Ikonen	Jaromir Svihovsky
2001	Andrey Khramov	Mårten Boström	Michal Smola
2002	Daniel Hubmann	Wojciech Kowalski	Alexei Bortnik
2003	Dmitry Tsvetkov	Matthias Merz	Daniel Hubmann
2004	Matthias Merz	Martin Johansson	Simonas Krepsta
2005	Olav Lundanes	Andreas Ruedlinger	Philippe Adamski
2006	Anders Skarholt	Olav Lundanes	Markus Puusepp
2007	Olav Lundanes	Magne Dæhli	Christian Bobach
2008	Johan Runesson	Timo Sild	Matthias Kyburz	10.2 km, 21 controls
2009	Gustav Bergman	Søren Bobach	Martin Hubmann	9.5 km, 29 controls
2010	Pavel Kubat	Johan Runesson	Matthias Kyburz	11.3 km, 31 controls
2011	Yngve Skogstad	Robert Merl	Lucas Basset	11.1 km, 23 controls
2012	Eskil Kinneberg	Marius Thrane Ødum	Gleb Tikhonov	11.5 km, 23 controls
2013	Piotr Parfianowicz[3]	Florian Schneider[3]	Andrey Kozyrev[3]	9.9 km, 21 controls
2014	Anton Johansson	Assar Hellstrom	Marek Minár	10.2 km, 23 controls
2015	Olli Ojanaho	Simon Hector	Andreas Soelberg	10.7 km, 24 controls
2016	Joey Hadorn	Thomas Curiger	Isac von Krusenstierna	8.8 km, 21 controls
2017	Olli Ojanaho	Simon Imark	Simon Hector
2018	Kasper Fosser	Mathieu Perrin	Daniel Vandas

Women

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Notes
1990	Torunn Fossli	Marlena Jansson	Mari Lukkarinen
1991	Mari Lukkarinen	Marcela Kubatkova	Katarina Allberg
1992	Barbara Bączek	Johanna Tiira	Hanne Staff
1993	Liisa Anttila	Tenna Nörgård	Hana Dolezelova
1994	Christina Grøndahl	Pia Olsson	Ewa Kozłowska
1995	Christina Grøndahl	Lenka Cechova	Katerina Miksova
1996	Enikö Fey	Katerina Pracna	Karin Schmalfeld
1997	Simone Luder	Hanna Heiskanen	Regula Hulliger
1998	Hanna Heiskanen	Tatiana Pereliaeva	Eva Jurenikova
1999	Regula Hulliger	Tatiana Pereliaeva	Katalin Hecz
2000	Tatiana Pereliaeva	Marianne Riddervold	Nataliya Potopalska
2001	Dana Brožková	Pinja Satri	Daria Smolik
2002	Tiina Kivimäki	Michaela Przyczkova	Minna Kauppi
2003	Martina Dockalova	Anni-Maija Fincke	Helena Jansson
2004	Silja Tarvonen	Seline Stadler	Allison O'Neill
2005	Mari Fasting	Elise Egseth	Paula Iso-Markku
2006	Hanny Allston	Betty Ann Bjerkreim Nilsen	Elin A Skantze
2007	Siri Ulvestad	Kine Hallan Steiwer	Heini Saarimäki
2008	Jenny Lönnkvist	Beata Falk	Siri Ulvestad	6.7 km, 15 controls
2009	Ida Bobach	Jenny Lönnkvist	Teini Marika	5.7 km, 18 controls
2010	Ida Bobach	Therese Klintberg	Sari Anttonen	7.3 km, 22 controls
2011	Ida Bobach	Emma Klingenberg	Tove Alexandersson	7.7 km, 20 controls
2012	Kirsi Nurmi	Frida Sandberg	Emily Kemp	7.7 km, 13 controls
2013	Lisa Risby[3]	Sara Hagström[3]	Ekaterina Savkina[3]	7.1 km, 15 controls
2014	Gunvor Hov Høydal	Sara Hagstrom	Emmi Jokela	7.2 km, 16 controls
2015	Sara Hagstrom	Anna Haataja	Sandrine Mueller	7.3 km, 16 controls
2016	Anna Haataja	Valerie Aebischer	Sofie Bachmann	6.5 km, 16 controls
2017	Simona Aebersold	Veera Klemettinen	Sofie Bachmann
2018	Simona Aebersold	Zsofia Sarkozy	Tereza Janosikova

Short/Middle distance

This event was called "Short distance" from 1991 to 2003. Since 2004 it is called "Middle distance".

Men

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Notes
1991	Janusz Porzycz	Mikko Lepo	Stefan Sandahl	6.02 km, 14 cp, 48 participants
1992	Mikko Lepo	Bernt Bjørnsgaard	Joakim Carlson	3.6 km, 10 controls
1993	Vaclav Zakouril	Bernt Bjørnsgaard	Miko Lepo
1994	Jon Engkvist	Holger Hott Johansen	Tommi Toikko	5.2 km, 12 controls
1995	Domonyik Gábor	Tomas Zakouril	Michael Mamleev	4.675 km, 11 cp, 142 participants
1996	Domonyik Gábor	Johan Modig	Horatio Grecu
1997	Jørgen Rostrup	Rikard Gunnarsson	Per Oberg	5.0 km, 18 cp, 60 participants
1998	Jørgen Rostrup	Rikard Gunnarsson	H. Peterson
1999	Jonne Lakanen	Sergey Detkov	Thierry Gueorgiou	4.8 km, 14 controls
2000	Michal Smola	Zbyněk Hora	Jaromír Švihovský
2001	Marius Bjugan	Jan Troeng	Michal Smola	4.808 km, 13 controls
2002	Erik Andersson	Tuomas Tervo	Jörgen Wickholm	4.65 km, 14 controls
2003	Matthias Merz	Tuomas Tervo	Aleksei Bortnik	3.6 km, 11 controls
2004	Audun Bjerkreim Nilsen	Matthias Merz	Simonas Krepsta	4.61 km, 14 controls
2005	Fabian Hertner	Philippe Adamski	Hannu Airila	3.5 km, 17 controls
2006	Jan Benes Søren Bobach		Olav Lundanes	4.4 km
2007	Olav Lundanes	Petter Eriksson	Martin Hubmann	4.5 km, 22 controls
2008	Johan Runesson	Ulf Forseth Indgaard	Sören Bobach	4.1 km, 16 controls
2009	Olli-Markus Taivainen	Philipp Sauter	Ulf Forseth Indgaard	4.1 km, 19 controls
2010	Gaute Hallan Steiwer	Jonas Leandersson	Olle Boström	4.7 km, 23 controls
2011	Topias Tiainen Robert Merl Dmitry Nakonechnyy			4.2 km, 17 controls
2012	Matt Ogden	Jan Petržela	Florian Schneider	4.8 km, 19 controls
2013	Emil Svensk[3]	Anton Johansson[3]	Jens Wängdahl[3]	3.6 km, 17 controls
2014	Miika Kirmula	Riccardo Scalet	Olli Ojanaho	3.8 km, 16 controls
2015	Olli Ojanaho	Erik Andersson	Sven Hellmuller	4.2 km, 19 controls
2016	Thomas Curiger	Joey Hadorn	Audun Heimdal	3.8 km, 17 controls
2017	Olli Ojanaho	Audun Heimdal	Simon Imark	4.1 km, 18 controls
2018	Jesper Svensk	Simon Imark	Henrik Johannesson

Women

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Notes
1991	Kristin Liebich	Johanna Tiira	Karolina Arewång	4.43 km, 11 controls 48 participants
1992	Barbara Bączek	Riita Korpela	Elisabeth Ingvaldsen	2.8 km, 8 controls 49 participants
1993	Tenna Norgaard	Satu Mäkitammi	Liisa Anttila	3.35 km, 12 controls
1994	Synne Lea	Pia Olsson	Terhi Hyttinen	3.9 km, 9 controls
1995	Christina Gröndahl	Karin Schmalfeld	Iva Navratilova	3.52 km, 10 controls, 101 participants
1996	Enikõ Fey	Annika Björk	Julia Morozova	3.79 km, 9 controls, 113 participants
1997	Hanna Heiskanen	Katerina Miksova	Heli Jukkola	4.2 km, 14 controls
1998	Tatiana Pereliaeva	Astrid Fritschi	Hanna Heiskanen
1999	Regula Hulliger	Salla Sukki	Johanna Seppinen	3.95 km, 14 controls
2000	Camilla Berglund	Maria Bergkvist	Minna Kauppi
2001	Minna Kauppi	Ieva Sargautyte	Kajsa Nilsson	3.903 km, 11 controls
2002	Minna Kauppi	Indre Valaite	Martina Fritschy	3.8 km, 13 controls
2003	Laura Hokka	Signe Søes	Eveli Saue	3.7 km, 12 controls
2004	Helena Jansson	Radka Brožková	Anni-Maija Fincke	4.13 km, 12 controls
2005	Anna Persson	Heini Wennman	Hanny Allston	3.0 km, 14 controls
2006	Betty Ann Bjerkreim Nilsen	Ulrika Uotila	Signe Klinting	3.6 km, 14 controls
2007	Jenny Lönnkvist	Ida Marie Bjørgul	Tatyana Mendel Saila Kinni	3.6 km, 21 controls
2008	Venla Niemi	Beata Falk	Karine D`Harreville	3.0 km, 12 controls
2009	Tove Alexandersson	Britt Ingunn Nydal	Ida Bobach	3.1 km, 15 controls
2010	Tove Alexandersson	Lilian Forsgren	Sarina Jenzer	3.9 km, 20 controls
2011	Ida Bobach	Tove Alexandersson	Emma Klingenberg	3.5 km, 14 controls
2012	Tove Alexandersson	Frida Sandberg	Sandrine Müller	3,6 km, 17 controls
2013	Miri Thrane Ödum[3]	Lisa Risby[3]	Mathilde Rundhaug[3]	3.0 km, 14 controls
2014	Sina Tommer Sara Hagstrom		Andrea Svensson	3,1 km, 15 controls
2015	Anine Ahlsand	Johanna Oberg	Sandrine Mueller	3.6 km, 18 controls
2016	Simona Aebersold	Aleksandra Hornik	Johanna Oberg	3.1 km, 17 controls
2017	Simona Aebersold	Linnea Golsäter	Veera Klemettinen	3.5 km, 16 controls
2018	Csilla Gardonyi	Sanna Fast	Barbora Chaloupska

Sprint

This event was first held in 2006

Men

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Notes
2006	Mikael Kristensson	Patrik Karlsson	Ruslan Glebov	3.2 km, 16 controls
2007	Vojtech Kral	Olav Lundanes	Ivan Sirakov	3.25 km, 18 controls
2008	Stepan Kodeda	Johan Runesson	Sören Bobach	2.81 km, 16 controls
2009	Matthias Kyburz	Milos Nykodym	Martin Hubmann	3.1 km, 24 controls
2010	Rasmus Thrane Hansen	Kristian Jones	Vegard Dannielsen	2.65 km, 22 controls
2011	Lucas Basset	Andreu Blanes	Florian Howald	2.9 km, 23 controls
2012	Gleb Tikhonov	Jan Petrzela	Eskil Kinneberg	2,9 km, 20 controls
2013	Florian Schneider[3]	Michal Hubáček[3]	Tim Robertson[3]	2.4 km, 21 controls
2014	Tim Robertson	Piotr Parfianowicz	Anton Johansson	3.0 km, 20 controls
2015	Tim Robertson	Aleksi Niemi	Algirdas Bartkevicius	2,9 km, 17 controls
2016	Joey Hadorn	Thomas Curiger	Isac von Krusenstierna	3.7 km, 19 controls
2017	Olli Ojanaho	Tommy Hayes	Joey Hadorn
2018	Colin Kolbe	Matthew Fellbaum	Kasper Fosser Otto Kaario

Women

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Notes
2006	Ingunn Hultgreen Weltzien	Hanny Allston	Eva Svensson	2.5 km, 13 controls 121 participants
2007	Eva Svensson	Sarka Svobodna	Maja Alm	2.7 km, 17 controls
2008	Emma Klingenberg	Silje Ekroll Jahren	Jenny Lönnkvist	2.56 km, 13 controls
2009	Jenny Lönnkvist	Ida Bobach	Tereza Novotna	2.5 km, 21 controls
2010	Ida Bobach	Hanna Wiśniewska	Monika Gajda	2.33 km, 19 controls
2011	Ida Bobach	Emma Klingenberg	Tereza Novotná	2.5 km, 22 controls
2012	Tove Alexandersson	Emma Klingenberg	Frida Sandberg	2.3 km, 17 controls
2013	Heidi Mårtensson[3]	Nicoline Friberg Klysner[3]	Anastasia Denisova[3]	2.1 km, 19 controls
2014	Sara Hagstrom	Heidi Mårtensson	Miri Thrane Ødum	2.5 km, 17 controls
2015	Simona Aebersold	Heidi Mårtensson	Karoliina Ukskoski	2.4 km, 13 controls
2016	Simona Aebersold	Anna Dvorianskaia	Anna Haataja	3.3 km, 16 controls
2017	Simona Aebersold	Tereza Janosikova	Linnea Golsater
2018	Simona Aebersold	Tereza Janosikova	Csilla Gardonyi

Relay

Mari Fasting (2005-ch)

Olav Lundanes (2005/2007-ch)

Jan Benes (2006-ch)

Betty Ann Bjerkreim Nilsen (2006-ch)

Siri Ulvestad (2007-ch)

Jenny Lönnkvist (2008-ch)

Stepan Kodeda (2008-ch)

Men

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Notes
1990	Finland Mikael Boström Sören Nymalm Kimmo Liljeström	Sweden Mikael Palmberg Klas Karlsson Jimmy Birklin	Norway Tore Sandvik Espen Bergstrøm Harald Bakke
1991	Sweden Fredrik Löwegren Magnus Palmberg Andreas Nilsson	USSR Girts Vegeris Janis Ozolins Ivars Zagars	Czechoslovakia Aleš Drahoňovský Tomáš Doležal Libor Zřídkaveselý
1992	Finland Aarto Hirvi Marko Pitkänen Mikko Lepo	Norway Knut Aalde Stein Krogstad Thormod Berg	Sweden Anders Åkerman Johan Näsman Fredrik Löwegren
1993	Finland Simo Martomaa Tommi Tölkkö Mikko Lepo	Norway Holger Hott Johansen Bernt Bjørnsgaard Odin Tellesbø	Poland Robert Banach Dariusz Mikusiński Janusz Porzycz
1994	Russia Ivan Murashov Michael Mamleev Valentin Novikov	Finland Jarkko Huovila Lasse Torpo Simo Martomaa	Hungary Tamas Kronvald Ferenc Levai Gabor Domonyik
1995	Denmark Jesper Damgaard Mads Ingvardsen Troels Nielsen	Hungary Kolos Vadja Lajos Sarecz Gabor Domonyik	Finland Ville Repo Jarkko Huovila Miika Hernelahti
1996	Czech Republic Michal Horacek Vladimir Lucan Lubos Mateju	Slovakia Frantisek Libant Maros Bukovac Marian Davidik	Switzerland Urs Müller David Schneider Adrian Klauser
1997	Sweden Jonas Pilblad Johan Modig Per Öberg	Czech Republic Lukas Prinda Michal Horacek Vladimir Lucan	Slovakia Frantisek Libant Igor Patras Marian Davidik
1998	Sweden Rikard Gunnarsson Mats Troeng Håkan Peterson	Finland Pasi Ikonen Samuli Salmenoja Jonne Lakanen	France Thierry Gueorgiou J-Baptiste Bourrin François Gonon
1999	Finland Pasi Ikonen Jonne Lakanen Mikko Heikelä	France Benoit Peyvel Thierry Gueorgiou François Gonon	Switzerland Beat Studer Christian Ott Felix Bentz
2000	Czech Republic Jirí Kazda Jaromí Svihovský Michal Smola	Sweden Erik Öhlund David Andersson Peter Öberg	Finland Timo Saarinen Markus Lindeqvist Pasi Ikonen
2001	Czech Republic Jan Mrazek Jaromir Vlach Michal Smola	Poland Maciej Grabowski Wojciech Kowalski Wojciech Dwojak	Sweden David Andersson Erik Andersson Jan Troeng
2002	Switzerland Matthias Merz Daniel Hubmann Lukas Ebneter	Finland Tuomas Tervo Juha-Matti Huhtanen Jörgen Wickholm	Sweden Anders Holmberg Johan Höij Erik Andersson
2003	Russia Dmitry Tsvetkov Dmitri Jekaterinin Aleksei Bortnik	Norway Kristian Dalby Lars Skjeset Audun Weltzien	Switzerland Hannes Friederich Matthias Merz Daniel Hubmann
2004	Sweden Johan Lindahl Mattias Millinger Martin Johansson	Czech Republic Jan Palas Jan Šedivý Jan Procházka	Switzerland Andreas Ruedlinger Fabian Hertner Matthias Merz
2005	Norway Øystein Sørensen Magne Dæhli Olav Lundanes	Czech Republic Adam Chromy Jan Benes Jan Palas	Sweden John Fredriksson Erik Rost Mikael Kristensson
2006	Estonia Mihkel Jarveoja Timo Sild Markus Puusepp	Sweden Fredrik Johansson John Fredriksson Mikael Kristensson	Norway Anders Skarholt Erik Sagvolden Olav Lundanes
2007	Czech Republic Stepan Kodeda Jan Benes Adam Chromy	Norway Torgeir Nørbech Magne Dæhli Olav Lundanes	Latvia Mikus Zagata Kalvis Mihailovs Anatolijis Tarasovs
2008	Sweden Erik Liljekvist Olle Boström Johan Runesson	Russia 2 Yury Kiryanov Georgy Mavchun Dmitry Masnyy	Norway Ulf Forseth Indgaard Bjørn Danielsen Ekeberg Erik Sagvolden
2009	Sweden Olle Boström Albin Ridefelt Gustav Bergman	Switzerland Philipp Sauter Matthias Kyburz Martin Hubmann	Denmark Marius Thrane Ødum Rasmus Thrane Hansen Søren Bobach
2010	Norway Gaute Hallan Steiwer Eskil Kinneberg Vegard Danielsen	Sweden Olle Boström Gustav Bergman Johan Runesson	Denmark Andreas Hougaard Boesen Marius Thrane Ødum Rasmus Thrane Hansen
2011	Poland Piotr Parfianowicz Rafał Podziński Michał Olejnik	Sweden Jonas Nordstrom Richard Olsson Albin Ridefelt	Czech Republic Michal Hubacek Marek Schuster Pavel Kubat
2012	Russia Ivan Kuchmenko Andrey Kozyrev Gleb Tikhonov	Denmark Jakob Ekhard Edsen Thor Nörskov Marius Thrane Ödum	Norway Jon Aukrust Osmoen Hakon Jarvis Westergard Eskil Kinneberg
2013	Czech Republic Marek Schuster Adam Chloupek Michal Hubacek	Sweden Anton Johansson Jens Wängdahl Emil Svensk	Russia Ivan Kuchmenko Dmitry Polyakov Andrey Kozyrev
2014	Sweden Assar Hellstrom Simon Hector Anton Johansson	Czech Republic Ondrej Semík Jonás Hubácek Marek Minár	Switzerland Jonas Egger Tobia Pezzati Sven Hellmueller
2015	Finland Topi Raitanen Aleksi Niemi Olli Ojanaho	Norway Hakon Christiansen Anders Felde Olaussen Markus Holter	Sweden Emil Granqvist Erik Andersson Simon Hector
2016	Switzerland Thomas Curiger Riccardo Rancan Joey Hadorn	Sweden Anton Forsberg Simon Hector Isac von Krusenstierna	Finland Topias Ahola Anton Kuukka Olli Ojanaho
2017	Norway Kasper Fosser Elias Jonsson Audun Heimdal	Finland Akseli Ruohola Aleksi Sorsa Olli Ojanaho	Russia Daniil Kashin Kiril Komarov Mikhail Kuleshov
2018	Norway Havard Eidsmo Elias Jonsson Kasper Fosser	Sweden Jesper Svensk Simon Imark Isac von Krusenstierna	Czech Republic Vojtech Sykora Tomas Krivda Daniel Vandas

Women

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Notes
1990	Norway Hanne Staff Torunn Fossli Sæthre Hanne Sandstad	Sweden Gunilla Svärd Karin Wollbrand Marlena Jansson	Finland Tuija Tammerin Eija Kujansuu Mari Lukkarinen	official race?
1991	Finland Johanna Tiira Sanna Turakainen Mari Lukkarinen	Germany Katrin Renger Christin Libich Anke Xylander	Norway Hanne Staff Miri Jörgensen Berit Sofie Grydeland
1992	Sweden Lena Hasselström Maria Sandström Hanna Larsson	Finland Riitta Korpela Sanna Turakainen Johanna Tiira	Norway Hanne Staff Miri Jörgensen Elisabeth Ingvaldsen
1993	Switzerland Brigitte Grüniger Käthi Widler Marie-Luce Romanens	Finland Satu Mäkitammi Katja Honkala Liisa Anttila	Norway Birgitte Husebye Miri Jörgensen Elisabeth Ingvaldsen
1994	Sweden Pia Olsson Kristina Kull Annika Björk	Finland Satu Mäkitammi Henna-Riikka Huhta Anu Heikkilä	Poland Małgorzata Stankiewicz Aneta Jabłońska Ewa Kozłowska
1995	Czech Republic Katarina Miksova Katarina Pracna Eva Jurenikova	Sweden Maria Dahlin Kristin Backåkers Annika Björk	Switzerland Susi Widler Susanne Wehrli Sara Wegmüller
1996	Romania Eniko Gall Zsuzsa Fey Enikö Fey	Switzerland Simone Luder Regula Hulliger Sara Wegmüller	Russia Julia Morozova Olga Trekhova Tatiana Pereliaeva
1997	Sweden Emma Engstrand Jenny Johansson Catalina Asp	Czech Republic Zuzana Macuchova Vendula Klechova Michaela Skoumalova	Switzerland Sara Wegmüller Regula Hulliger Simone Luder
1998	Finland Heli Jukkola Riina Kuuselo Hanna Heiskanen	Russia Tatiana Kostyleva Galina Galkina[4] Tatiana Pereliaeva	Switzerland Astrid Fritschi Simone Luder Regula Hulliger
1999	Russia Tatiana Kostyleva Eugenia Belova Tatiana Pereliaeva	Ukraine Irina Kupriyanova Viktoria Plokhenko Nataliya Potopalska	Switzerland Angela Wild Astrid Fritschi Regula Hulliger
2000	Russia Julia Sedina Eugenia Belova Tatiana Pereliaeva	Sweden Maria Bergkvist Kajsa Guterstam Camila Berglund	Finland Sara Forsström Maria Rantala Minna Kauppi
2001	Sweden Anna Lampinen Kajsa Nilsson Maria Bergkvist	Czech Republic Dana Brožková Iva Rufferova Martina Dockalova	Finland Pinja Satri Bodil Holmström Minna Kauppi
2002	Switzerland Franziska Wolleb Martina Fritschy Lea Müller	Finland Tiina Kivimäki Pinja Satri Minna Kauppi	Sweden Helena Jansson Lina Persson Anna Lampinen
2003	Finland Annamaria Väli-Klemelä Heini Wennman Silja Tarvonen	Sweden Anna Lampinen Sofia Karlsson Helena Jansson	Norway Marte Grande Ostby Betty Ann Bjerkreim Nilsen Line Hagman
2004	Sweden Elina Skantze Anna Persson Helena Jansson	Finland Anni-Maija Fincke Heini Wennman Silja Tarvonen	Norway Elise Egseth Betty Ann Bjerkreim Nilsen Jorid Flatekval
2005	Norway Elise Egseth Mari Fasting Betty Ann Bjerkreim Nilsen	Sweden Elina Skantze Helena Jansson Anna Persson	Finland Saila Kinni Paula Iso-Markku Silja Tarvonen
2006	Russia Ekaterina Terekhova Tatiana Kozlova Maria Shilova	Sweden Linnea Lindstrom Anna Persson Eva Svensson	Finland Sofia Haajanen Saila Kinni Heini Wennman
2007	Norway Kine Hallan Steiwer Silje Jahren Siri Ulvestad	Sweden Eva Svensson Sara Eskilsson Jenny Lönnkvist	Switzerland Sara Würmli Judith Wyder Sabine Hauswirth
2008	Sweden Beata Falk Lina Strand Jenny Lönnkvist	Denmark Ida Bobach Signe Klinting Maja Alm	Norway 2 Annette Baklid Kine Hallan Steiwer Mariann Ulvestad
2009	Switzerland Fiona Kirk Sophie Tritschler Julia Gross	Norway Ingunn Nydal Katrine Skjerve Jevne Arnesen	Denmark Emma Klingenberg Ida Bobach Signe Klinting
2010	Denmark Emma Klingenberg Ida Bobach Signe Klinting	Czech Republic Denisa Kosova Jana Knapova Tereza Novotna	Russia Natalia Vinogradova Anastasia Tikhonova Anastasia Trubkina
2011	Sweden Helena Karlsson Linea Martinsson Tove Alexandersson	Czech Republic Adelka Indrakova Denisa Kosova Tereza Novotna	Denmark Ita Klingenberg Emma Klingenberg Ida Bobach
2012	Denmark Stine Bagger Hagner Ita Klingenberg Emma Klingenberg	Sweden Helena Karlsson Frida Sandberg Tove Alexandersson	Switzerland Mirjam Hellmüller Marion Aebi Sandrine Müller
2013	Czech Republic Lenka Knapova Katerina Chroma Vendula Horcickova	Finland Anna Haataja Henna-Riikka Haikonen Johanna Hulkkonen	Sweden Andrea Svensson Hilda Forsgren Tilda Johansson
2014	Sweden Tilda Johansson Frida Sandberg Sara Hagstrom	Norway Heidi Mårtensson Gunvor Hov Høydal Mathilde Rundhaug	Switzerland Paula Gros Sina Tommer Lisa Schubnell
2015	Sweden Andrea Svensson Johanna Oberg Sara Hagstrom	Switzerland Sofie Bachmann Simona Aebersold Sandrine Mueller	Norway Heidi Mårtensson Tonje Vassend Marie Olaussen
2016	Switzerland Paula Gross Sofie Bachmann Simona Aebersold	Finland Leenukka Hanhijarvi Enni Jalava Anna Haataja	Norway Ingrid Lundanes Anine Lome Eide Ingeborg
2017	Sweden Linnea Jonsson Nordin Sanna Fast Linnea Golsater	Switzerland Valerie Aebischer Sofie Bachmann Simona Aebersold	Norway Victoria Haestad Bjornstad Ingrid Lundanes Marie Olaussen
2018	Russia Dasha Panchenko Kristina Smirnova Veronika Kalinina	Czech Republic Tereza Cechova Barbora Chaloupska Tereza Janosikova	Norway Ragne Wiklund Malin Sandstad Victoria Haestad Bjornstad

Medal table

Updated after JWOC 2018.

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Sweden	44	54	33	131
2	Finland	31	30	38	99
3	Norway	29	23	26	78
4	Switzerland	27	15	30	72
5	Denmark	17	13	12	42
6	Czech Republic	16	25	16	57
7	Russia	14	7	13	34
8	Poland	6	6	4	16
9	Hungary	4	2	3	9
10	Romania	4	0	1	5
11	New Zealand	3	1	1	5
12	Germany	2	2	1	5
13	France	1	4	5	10
14	Australia	1	1	2	4
14	Estonia	1	1	2	4
16	Soviet Union	1	1	0	2
16	Austria	1	1	0	2
18	Lithuania	0	2	3	5
19	Great Britain	0	2	1	3
20	Slovakia	0	1	2	3
20	Ukraine	0	1	2	3
22	Czechoslovakia	0	1	1	2
23	Spain	0	1	0	1
23	Italy	0	1	0	1
25	Bulgaria	0	0	1	1
25	Latvia	0	0	1	1
25	Canada	0	0	1	1
25	Belarus	0	0	1	1
	Total	202	195	200	597

The 2006 Junior World Champion in the long distance event for women is Johanna Allston (or Hanny Allston) of Australia. It is the first time in this event that a gold medal has been won by a non-European nation. Since then, Matt Ogden (2012) and Tim Robertson (2014 and 2015), both from New Zealand, are the only non-Europeans to win gold medals at the Junior World Championships.

See also

• World Orienteering Championships


• European Orienteering Championships


• World University Orienteering Championships


• Orienteering World Cup

External links and references