German Athletics Youth Championships

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For the first time, German youth championships in athletics were held in 1937. Today, under 20-year-olds ( U20 for short ) are eligible to participate . When the competitions for under 18-year-olds ( U18 for short ) were introduced in 1988, the event was merged with the U20 championships right from the start.

The exact designation of the competitions has been inconsistent even in the specialist bodies over the years. The count of events in both age groups is continuous.

As further championships for young people, German U16 athletics championships for under 16-year-old girls and boys have been held since 2014 .

Some disciplines are not held at the main event. For example, the 3 x 800 meter relay of the youth takes place within the framework of the German championships and is also included in the result lists of these.

On the other hand, the 3-by-800-meter relay for women and the 3-by-1000-meter relay for men are carried out as part of the youth championships and shown in the list of results.

history

Even before the re-establishment of the German Athletics Association (DLV) , the first youth championships were held in Germany in 1949 and have been held annually since then. The organizer is the German Athletics Association .

During the division of Germany , the GDR hosted its own youth championships.

German youth championships U20 and U18

U20 U18 year place date Stadion documentation
001. 1937 Nuremberg 09/11/1937
002. 19 ..
003. 19 ..
004th 19 ..
005. 19 ..
006th 19 ..
007th 19 ..
008th. 1949 Braunschweig July 30–31, 1949
009. 1950 Landau in the Palatinate July 29-30, 1950
010. 1951 Oberwesel July 21-22, 1951
011. 1952 kassel July 05-06, 1952
012. 1953 Delmenhorst August 01-02, 1953
013. 1954 Ludwigsburg 07/30 - 08/01/1954
014th 1955 Frankfurt am Main August 04-07, 1955
015th 1956 Paderborn August 10-12, 1956
016. 1957 Schweinfurt August 02-04, 1957
017th 1958 Goettingen August 1st - 3rd, 1958
018th 1959 Offenburg July 31 - August 2, 1959
019th 1960 Neuwied July 29–31, 1960 Auestadion
020th 1961 Kiel August 04-06, 1961
021st 1962 Weinheim August 03-05, 1962
022nd 1963 Krefeld August 02-04, 1963
023. 1964 Fulda July 31 - August 2, 1964
024. 1965 Bremerhaven 07/30 - 08/01/1965
025th 1966 Ulm July 29–31, 1966 Danube Stadium
026th 1967 Oldenburg July 28-30, 1967
027. 1968 Herford July 26-28, 1968 Ludwig Jahn Stadium
028. 1969 Saarbrücken August 1–3, 1969
029 1970 Schweinfurt July 24-26, 1970
030th 1971 Lübeck 07/30 - 08/01/1971
031. 1972 Bielefeld July 28-30, 1972
032. 1973 Schwetzingen July 27-29, 1973
033. 1974 Gelsenkirchen July 19-21, 1974
034. 1975 augsburg July 25-27, 1975
035. 1976 Bremerhaven August 06-08, 1976
036. 1977 Sindelfingen July 29–31, 1977
037. 1978 Goettingen July 28-30, 1978
038. 1979 Munich July 27-29, 1979
039. 1980 Frankfurt 08-10.08.1980
040. 1981 Flensburg July 31 - August 2, 1981
041. 1982 Heidenheim an der Brenz 07/30 - 08/01/1982 Marschweg Stadium
042. 1983 Dortmund July 29–31, 1983
043. 1984 Fulda July 20-22, 1984
044. 1985 Berlin July 19-21, 1985
045. 1986 Krefeld July 25-27, 1986
046. 1987 Sindelfingen July 24-26, 1987
047. 1988 Lübeck July 8-10, 1988
001. 1988 Ludwigshafen am Rhein July 30–31, 1988
048. 002. 1989 Dortmund July 21-23, 1989 Red Earth Stadium
049. 1990 Heilbronn July 20-22, 1990
003. Bruchköbel July 14-15, 1990 Rudolf Harbig Stadium
050. 004th 1991 Berlin July 19-21, 1991
051. 005. 1992 Mönchengladbach-Rheydt July 10-12, 1992 Grenzlandstadion
052. 006th 1993 Dortmund July 02-04, 1993 Red Earth Stadium
053. 007th 1994 Ulm July 29–31, 1994
054. 008th. 1995 Roadstead 07-09 July 1995 Sports park
055. 009. 1996 Erfurt July 05-07, 1996
056. 010. 1997 Ludenscheid July 04-06, 1997
057. 011. 1998 Berlin June 26-28, 1998
058. 012. 1999 Duisburg July 9-11, 1999 Wedaustadion Results ( Memento of March 4, 2001 in the Internet Archive )
059. 013. 2000 Dresden July 14-16, 2000 Heinz Steyer Stadium Results
060. 014th 2001 Braunschweig July 06-08, 2001 Eintracht Stadium Results
061. 015th 2002 Mönchengladbach-Rheydt June 28-30, 2002 Grenzlandstadion Results ( Memento from September 23, 2007 in the Internet Archive )
062. 016. 2003 Fulda July 04-06, 2003 Sports park Johannisau Results
063. 017th 2004 Jena July 02-04, 2004 Ernst Abbe sports field Results ( Memento from December 22, 2005 in the Internet Archive )
064. 018th 2005 Braunschweig July 29–31, 2005 Eintracht Stadium Results
065. 019th 2006 Bochum-Wattenscheid July 21-23, 2006 Lohrheidestadion Results
066. 020th 2007 Ulm August 03-05, 2007 Results
067. 021st 2008 Berlin July 18-20, 2008 Olympic site Erg. (htm) , Erg. (PDF)
068. 022nd 2009 Roadstead August 07-09, 2009 Sports park Results
069. 023. 2010 Ulm August 06-08, 2010 Danube Stadium Results
070. 024. 2011 Jena August 05-07, 2011 Ernst Abbe sports field Results list
071. 025th 2012 Mönchengladbach-Rheydt July 20-22, 2012 Grenzlandstadion Results
072. 026th 2013 Rostock July 26-28, 2013 Athletics stadium Results and report
073. 027. 2014 Bochum - Wattenscheid 08-10.08.2014 Lohrheidestadion Results medals
074. 028. 2015 Jena July 31 - August 2, 2015 Ernst Abbe sports field Overall results
075. 029 2016 Mönchengladbach-Rheydt July 29–31, 2016 Grenzlandstadion Results list
076. 030th 2017 Ulm August 04-06, 2017 Danube Stadium Results list
077. 031. 2018 Rostock July 27-29, 2018 Athletics stadium Results
078. 032. 2019 Ulm July 26-28, 2019 Danube Stadium Results (pdf 843 kB)
079. 033. 2020 July 24-26, 2020

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Footnotes

  1. ↑ Documentation of German athletics: Books by Fritz Steinmetz on athletics documentation ( memento of October 14, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) on Leichtathletik.de, accessed November 4, 2013
  2. ↑ Some of the stages are mentioned in the result lists. The remaining stages have been compiled from numerous internet sources which cannot be listed here in detail.
  3. ↑ Framework schedule 2020