Junior Asian Athletics Championships

The Junior Asian Athletics Championships are athletics competitions organized by the Asian Athletics Association (AAA) every two years . The first championships took place in 1986 in the Indonesian capital Jakarta .

Events

No.	year	city	country	date	Stadion	Competitions	Athletes
01.	1986	Jakarta	Indonesia	December 4th to 7th		40
02.	1988	Singapore	Singapore	September 8-11		40
03.	1990	Beijing	People's Republic of China	June 13-16		40
04th	1992	New Delhi	India	December 2nd to 5th		40
05.	1994	Jakarta	Indonesia	September 17th to 20th		41
06th	1996	New Delhi	India	December 3rd to 6th		41
07th	1997	Bangkok	Thailand	November 4th to 7th		41
08th.	1999	Singapore	Singapore	September 30th to October 3rd		43
09.	2001	Bandar Seri Begawan	Brunei	July 19-22		43
10.	2002	Bangkok	Thailand	October 28th to 31st		43
11.	2004	Ipoh	Malaysia	June 12th to 15th	Perak stadium	43
12.	2006	Macau	Macau	July 15th to 18th	Macau Olympic Complex	43
13.	2008	Jakarta	Indonesia	July 12-15	Gelora Bung Karno Madya Stadium	44
14th	2010	Hanoi	Vietnam	July 1st to 4th	Mỹ Đình National Stadium	44
15th	2012	Colombo	Sri Lanka	June 9-12	Sugathadasa Stadium	44
16.	2014	Taipei	Taiwan	June 12th to 15th	Taipei Municipal Stadium	44
17th	2016	Ho Chi Minh City	Vietnam	June 3rd to 6th	Thống Nhất Stadium	44
18th	2018	Gifu	Japan	June 7-10	Nagaragawa Stadium	44	437
19th	2020	Bangkok	Thailand	May 14th to 17th	Suphachalasai Stadium	44

Championship records

Men

discipline	record	athlete	date	place
100 m	10.26 s	Li Tao	5th December 1986	Jakarta
200 m	20.63 s (+1.0 m / s)	Mohammad Hossein Abareghi	June 14, 2014	Taipei
400 m	45.79 s	Aruna Dharshana	June 8, 2018	Gifu
800 m	1: 46.56 min	Teng Haining	June 12, 2012	Colombo
1500 m	3: 39.85 min	Hamza Driouch	June 12, 2012	Colombo
5000 m	14: 14.65 min	Moustafa Ahmed Shebto	June 12, 2004	Ipoh
10,000 m	30: 00.27 min	Ryu Ok-hyon	4th December 1986	Jakarta
110 m hurdles (99 cm)	13.33 s (+0.5 m / s)	Taio Kanai	June 14, 2014	Taipei
400 m hurdles	50.43 s	Ibrahim al-Hamaidi	June 14, 2004	Ipoh
3000 m obstacle	8: 33.39 min	Musa Amer Obaid	June 13, 2004	Ipoh
high jump	2.31 m	Mutaz Essa Barshim	July 3, 2010	Hanoi
Pole vault	5.35 m	Zhang Wei	June 9, 2012	Colombo
Long jump	8.05 m (+1.2 m / s)	Weng Yongfeng	July 13, 2008	Jakarta
Triple jump	16.73 m	Gu Junjie	October 31, 2002	Bangkok
Shot put (6 kg)	19.99 m	Mehdi Shahrokhi	June 12, 2004	Ipoh
Discus throw (1.75 kg)	62.29 m	Hossein Rasouli	June 9, 2018	Gifu
Hammer throw (6 kg)	80.85	Ashraf Amgad el-Seify	June 11, 2012	Colombo
Javelin throw	77.97 m	Junya Sado	June 6, 2016	Ho Chi Minh City
Decathlon	7713 points	Yu Bin	June 13, 2004	Ipoh
10 km by train	42: 00.53 min	Fumihiro Kobayashi	October 31, 2002	Bangkok
4 × 100 m relay race	39.30 s	Masaya Aikawa Yasutaka Matsunaga Shinji Takahira Hiroyuki Noda	October 28, 2002	Bangkok
4 × 400 m relay race	3: 07.38 min	Mitsuhiro Sato Naohiro Kawakita Shinji Itabashi Hisatoshi Hotta	September 30, 1999	Singapore

Women

discipline	record	Athlete	date	place
100 m	11.42 s	Damayanthi Dharsha	September 18, 1994	Jakarta
200 m	23.16 s	Damayanthi Dharsha	September 20, 1994	Jakarta
400 m	52.66 s	Tang Xiaoyin	June 13, 2004	Ipoh
800 m	2: 02.66 min	Lang Yinglai	November 5, 1997	Bangkok
1500 m	4: 11.89 min	Qu Yunxia	June 14, 1990	Beijing
3000 m	9:04:36 min	Nozomi Tanaka	June 10, 2018	Gifu
5000 m	16:07.74 min	Haruka Kyuma	June 9, 2012	Colombo
100 m hurdles	13.45 s	Zhang Yu	June 16, 1990	Beijing
	13.45 s (+0.9 m / s)	Yuiri Yoshida	June 9, 2018	Gifu
400 m hurdles	56.60 s	Wang Xing	June 14, 2004	Ipoh
3000 m obstacle	10: 21.04 min	Chika Mukai	June 6, 2016	Ho Chi Minh City
high jump	1.90 m	Svetlana Radzivil	July 16, 2006	Macau
Pole vault	4.25 m	Xu Huiqin	June 11, 2012	Colombo
Long jump	6.56 m	Wang Kuo-huei	November 5, 1997	Bangkok
Triple jump	14.23 m	Li Jiahui	November 5, 1997	Bangkok
Shot put	18.66 m	Qiu Qiaoping	June 16, 1990	Beijing
Discus throw	62.54 m	Xu Shaoyang	October 30, 2002	Bangkok
Hammer throw	66.10 m	Zhang Wenxiu	October 28, 2002	Bangkok
Javelin throw	60.74 m	Sun Xiurong	December 6, 1986	Jakarta
Heptathlon	5557 points	Irina Naumenko	October 1, 1999	Singapore
10 km by train	45: 20.59 min	Ma Li	7th June 2018	Gifu
4 × 100 m relay race	44.75 s	Gao Chunxia Yen Jie Feng Jie Wang Jing	September 20, 1994	Jakarta
4 × 400 m relay race	3: 38.20 min	Ayano Shiomi Kasumi Yoshida Natsumi Murakami Ayaka Kawata	June 10, 2018	Gifu

Eternal medal table

A total of 763 gold, 764 silver and 761 bronze medals were won by athletes from 36 countries at the Asian Junior Athletics Championships. The following table contains the 20 most successful nations in lexicographical order (status: after the 2018 Asian Junior Athletics Championships).

space	country	gold	silver	bronze	Total
01	People's Republic of China	293	191	102	586
02	Japan	138	142	153	433
03	Qatar	59	36	27	122
04th	Taiwan	50	65	90	205
05	India	49	80	95	224
06th	South Korea	27	42	42	111
07th	Thailand	25th	35	30th	90
08th	Saudi Arabia	17th	26th	14th	57
09	Kazakhstan	16	23	27	66
10	Iran	13	13	31	57
11	North Korea	9	15th	19th	43
12	Bahrain	8th	6th	4th	18th
13	Uzbekistan	7th	13	16	36
14th	Sri Lanka	7th	14th	2	23
15th	Malaysia	5	12	18th	35
16	Kyrgyzstan	5	1	4th	10
17th	Vietnam	5	6th	12	23
18th	Iraq	5	2	5	12
19th	Kuwait	5	6th	8th	18th
20th	Tajikistan	4th	1	2	7th

Web links

• asianathletics.org: website of the Asian Athletics Association (English)
• Championship records (English)