European Athletics Junior Championships 2011

21st European Junior Athletics Championships
city	Tallinn , Estonia
Stadion	Kadrioru stadium
participating countries	47
Participating athletes	954
Competitions	44
opening	July 21, 2011
Closing ceremony	July 24, 2011
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The 21st Junior European Athletics Championships took place from July 21st to 24th, 2011 at the Kadrioru stadium in the Estonian capital Tallinn .

954 athletes from 47 countries took part, with Germany sending the largest team with 85, followed by France with 65, Great Britain 57, Spain 55, Italy 53 and Russia 50 - the host country was represented by 27 athletes. All teams together had 678 companions.

Medals were awarded in 44 competitions, 22 each for men and women. The disciplines were essentially the same as in the European Athletics Championships in the main class, but there were isolated differences. There was no 10,000-meter run for women, but a 3000-meter run . For both men and women, walking the 10,000-meter track replaced longer street competitions, and there was no marathon . With the exception of the javelin throw , the men used lighter equipment in the throwing disciplines and overcame lower hurdles in the 110-meter hurdles. This also applied to the disciplines within the decathlon .

The services were consistently at a high level. Outstanding were the junior world record of the Russian Elena Laschmanowa in the 10,000 meter track walk and the junior European record of the German 4 x 100 meter relay. There were also eight other championship records and two national records. The most successful athlete was the British sprinter Jodie Williams with two gold medals and one bronze medal. The Serbian middle distance runner Amela Terzić won two gold medals. In the men's category, the French sprinter Jimmy Vicaut and the Spanish long-distance runner Gabriel Navarro scored two victories. Russia led the medal table with 18 medals, including eight gold ones. Germany collected a total of five more medals, but one less gold than Russia. In the ranking table, in which the best eight athletes in each competition are included, Germany was in first place by a clear margin. The only medal for the host country was achieved by Liina Laasma as the winner in the javelin throw.

Results men

100 m

space	athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Jimmy Vicaut	FRA	10.07 PB
2	Adam Gemili	GBR	10.41
3	David Bolarinwa	GBR	10.46
4th	Dario Horvat	CRO	10.49
5	Sam Watts	GBR	10.61
6th	André Gorba Biveti	POR	10.62 PB
7th	Giovanni Galbieri	ITA	10.65
8th	Yiğitcan Hekimoglu	DOOR	10.80

Wind: +0.3 m / s

Jimmy Vicaut won with a personal best and only missed the championship record of his compatriot Christophe Lemaitre by three hundredths of a second.

200 m

space	athlete	country	Time (s)
1	David Bolarinwa	GBR	21.07 PB
2	Pierre Vincent	FRA	21.22 PB
3	Jeffrey John	FRA	21.24
4th	Tomasz Kluczyński	POLE	21.52 SB
5	Lorenzo Angelini	ITA	21.54
6th	Oleh Herman	UKR	21.54 PB
7th	Giacomo Tortu	ITA	21.55
8th	Alberto Gavaldá	ESP	21.76

David Bolarinwa won the final in the 200-meter run.

Wind: −2.7 m / s
Further participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the semi-finals: Fabian Haldner (LIE), 23.32 s

400 m

space	athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Marcel Deák-Nagy	HUN	45.42 NO
2	Nikita Uglow	RUS	46.01 PB
3	Michele Tricca	ITA	46.09 NJR
4th	Marco Lorenzi	ITA	46.42
5	Lukas Schmitz	GER	46.57 PB
6th	Radel Kaschefrasow	RUS	46.81
7th	Bertrán Alcaraz	ESP	47.48
8th	Jarryd Dunn	GBR	47.56

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the semi-finals: Johannes Trefz (GER), 47.85 s
Eliminated in the preliminary: Fabian Haldner (LIE), 50.79 s

800 m

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Pierre-Ambroise Bosse	FRA	1: 47.14
2	Žan Rudolf	SLO	1: 47.73 NJR
3	Johan Rogestedt	SWE	1: 47.88
4th	Halit Kılıç	DOOR	1: 47.90 PB
5	Benjamin Herriau	FRA	1: 49.36
6th	Miroslav Burian	CZE	1: 50.25
7th	Quentin Kebron	BEL	1: 51.26
8th	Alejandro Estévez	ESP	1: 52.31

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the semi-finals: Dennis Krüger (GER), 1: 51.95 min
Eliminated in the preliminary: Alexander Schwab (GER), DNF

1500 m

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Adam Cotton	GBR	3: 43.98
2	Thomas Solberg oath	NOR	3: 44.70
3	Alexander Schwab	GER	3: 44.82 PB
4th	Marcel Fehr	GER	3: 46.73
5	Emanuel Rolim	POR	3: 47.79
6th	Tarik Moukrime	BEL	3: 48.10
7th	Yimer Getahun	ISR	3: 48.14 SB
8th	Mohad Abdikadar Sheikh Ali	ITA	3: 49.32

Adam Cotton won by a clear margin.

5000 m

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Gabriel Navarro	ESP	14: 07.06 PB
2	Bartosz Kowalczyk	POLE	14: 07.17 PB
3	Jonathan Hay	GBR	14: 07.78
4th	Rui Pinto	POR	14: 11.67 PB
5	Andrei Rusakov	RUS	14: 28.49
6th	Francois Barrer	FRA	14: 39.83
7th	Jeppe Harboe	THE	14: 54.13
8th	Sofiane Boulekouane	FRA	14: 54.15

Gabriel Navarro prevailed over 5000 meters in the final sprint.

10,000 m

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Gabriel Navarro	ESP	30: 02.18 SB
2	Emmanuel Lejeune	BEL	31: 35.19 SB
3	Szymon Kulka	POLE	31: 50.13
4th	Vitalii Moiseev	RUS	32: 04.07
5	Karim Achengli Benmouais	ESP	32: 05.76
6th	David Vernon	GBR	32: 13.05
7th	Liam Brady	IRL	32: 37.27
8th	Abdelmjid Ed Derraz	ITA	32: 43.01

10,000 m walk

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Hagen Pohle	GER	40: 43.73
2	Ihor Lyashchenko	UKR	41: 10.43 SB
3	Luís Alberto Amezcua	ESP	41: 34.13 PB
4th	Oleksandr Verbytskyy	UKR	42: 09.77
5	Massimo Stano	ITA	43: 24.52
6th	Aleksandr Ivanov	RUS	43: 29.51
7th	Leonardo Dei Tos	ITA	43: 50.31
8th	Dementiyj Cheeparev	RUS	43: 56.34 SB

110 m hurdles

space	athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Jack Meredith	GBR	13.50
2	Andrew Pozzi	GBR	13.57
3	Rahib Mammadov	AZE	13.78
4th	Dario de Borger	BEL	13.79
5	Jussi Kanervo	FIN	13.82
6th	Martin Vogel	GER	13.92
7th	Cherif Banda	FRA	14.28
	Koen Smet	NED	DNS

Jack Meredith won the final in the 110 meter hurdles.

Hurdle height: 99 cm; Wind: −0.9 m / s

Eliminated in the semi-finals: Leroy Balschuweit (GER), 14.22 s; Dominik Siedlaczek (AUT), 14.32 (PB)
eliminated in the preliminary run: Gregor Traber (GER), false start

400 m hurdles

space	athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Varg royal marrow	GER	49.70 CR PB
2	Stef Vanhaeren	BEL	50.01 NJR
3	José Reynaldo Bencosme	ITA	50.30
4th	Rasmus Mägi	EST	50.63 NJR
5	Stéphane Yato	FRA	50.75 SB
6th	Thomas Barr	IRL	51.02
7th	Oskari Mörö	FIN	51.06
8th	Felix Franz	GER	51.93

Varg Königsmark won the 400 meter hurdles ahead of Stef Vanhaeren and Jose Reynaldo Bencosme de Leon.

Eliminated in the semifinals: Max Scheible (GER), 51.69 s (PB); Thomas Kain (AUT), 53.06 s

3000 m obstacle

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Ilgisar Safjulin	RUS	8: 37.94  CR NJR
2	Muhammad Emin Tan	DOOR	8: 46.74
3	Martin Gray	GER	8: 48.69 PB
4th	Fernando Carro	ESP	8: 54.26 PB
5	Tim Stegemann	GER	8: 54.66 PB
6th	Romain Collenot-Sprietu	FRA	8: 56.89
7th	Julien Detre	FRA	9: 01.54
8th	Víctor Puyuelo	ESP	9: 05.12

Eliminated in the preliminary run: Stephan Abisch (GER), 9: 39.71 min

4 × 100 m relay

space	country	Athletes	Time (s)
1	France	Vincent Michalet Jimmy Vicaut Jeffrey John Ken Romain	39.35
2	United Kingdom	Dannish Walker-Khan Sam Watts Adam Gemili David Bolarinwa	39.48
3	Poland	Konrad Donczew Kamil Supiński Kamil Bijowski Tomasz Kluczyński	40.42
4th	Lithuania	Ugnius Savickas Domantas Žalga Matas Galdikas Kostas Skrabulis	40.97
5	Italy	Giovanni Galbieri Sebastiano Spotti Giacomo Tortu Lorenzo Angelini	41.15
6th	Portugal	André Gorba Biveti Diogo Antunes Andre Costa Samuel Remédios	41.20
7th	Turkey	Toros Pilikoglu Kaan Şencan Musa Tüzen Yiğitcan Hekimoglu	41.57
8th	Croatia	Luka Rusic Sanjin Šimic Andrej Doricic Dario Horvat	43.55

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the preliminary run: Germany ( Moritz Riekert , Maurice Huke , Robert Hind , Patrick Kuhn ), substitution error

4 × 400 m relay

space	country	Athletes	Time (min)
1	Italy	Michele Tricca Paolo Danesini Alberto Rontini Marco Lorenzi	3: 06.46 NJR
2	Russia	Yevgeny Khochlow Radel Kaschefrasow Denis Nesmaschnij Nikita Uglow	3: 07.47
3	Germany	Varg Königsmark Lukas Schmitz Lukas Hamich Johannes Trefz	3: 08.56
4th	United Kingdom	George Caddick Greg Louden David Lagerberg Jarryd Dunn	3: 08.71
5	Czech Republic	Martin Vinš Patrik Šorm Michal Brož Matěj Pavlíček	3: 10.20
6th	Belgium	Seppe Thijs Stef Vanhaeren Sébastien Lins Dylan Borlée	3: 10.89
7th	Netherlands	Jesper Arts Jürgen Wielart Cliff Ellsworth Sander Pupella	3: 12.09 NJR
8th	Slovenia	Aleš Peloz Miha Ambrožic Jan Breznikar Mitja Lindič	3: 13.33

high jump

space	athlete	country	Height (m)
1	Nikita Anishchenkov	RUS	2.27
2	Janick Klausen	THE	2.25 ONLY
3	Gianmarco Tamberi	ITA	2.25 = PB
4th	Daniil Zyplakov	RUS	2.23
5	Semen Pozdnyakov	RUS	2.21 = PB
6th	Viktor Chernysh	UKR	2.19 PB
7th	Mateusz Przybylko	GER	2.19
8th	Mihai Anastasiu	ROU	2.16

Pole vault

space	athlete	country	Height (m)
1	Emile Denecker	FRA	5.50
2	Kévin Menaldo	FRA	5.50 PB
3	Didac Salas	ESP	5.40
4th	Panayiótis Láskaris	GRE	5.30
5	Jonas Efferoth	GER	5.20
6th	Theo Chapelle	FRA	5.20 SB
7th	Carlo Paech	GER	5.10
8th	Arnaud Art	BEL	5.10

Eliminated in the qualification: Daniel Clemens (GER), NM

Long jump

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Sergei Morgunov	RUS	8.18
2	Tomasz Jaszczuk	POLE	8.11 NJR
3	Yevgeny Antonov	RUS	7.83
4th	Kaan Sencan	DOOR	7.77
5	Valentin Toboc	ROU	7.60
6th	Daniel Dobrew	BUL	7.56
7th	Andreas Trajkovski	THE	7.50
8th	Alper Kulaksız	DOOR	7.49

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the qualification: Manuel Leitner (AUT), 7.23 m; Marcel Lienstädt (GER), 7.21 m; Yannick Roggatz (GER), NM

Triple jump

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Alexander Yurchenko	RUS	16.31
2	Murad Ibadullayev	AZE	16.25 PB
3	Georgi Zonow	BUL	15.90 PB
4th	Dmitry Chizhikov	RUS	15.75 PB
5	Vicente Docavo	ESP	15.74
6th	Pablo Torrijos	ESP	15.71
7th	Pávlos Bóftsis	GRE	15.51
8th	Andrew Issaka	FRA	14.97

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
9th place: Andreas Graber (SUI), 14.81 m

Shot put

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Krzysztof Brzozowski	POLE	20.92 PB
2	Daniele Secci	ITA	20.45
3	Christian Jagusch	GER	19.80
4th	Dennis Lewke	GER	19.67
5	Lukas Weißhaidinger	AUT	19.55
6th	Frédéric Dagée	FRA	19.53
7th	Luka Mustafic	CRO	19.22
8th	Maxim Afonin	RUS	19.10

Daniele Secci celebrated winning the silver medal.

Device weight : 6 kg
Eliminated in the qualification: Bodo Göder (GER), 17.75 m; Bob Bertemes (LUX), 17.42 m;

Discus throw

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Lukas Weißhaidinger	AUT	63.83 NJR
2	Furtula Danijel	MNE	63.54 NJR
3	Benedict Stienen	GER	62.33
4th	Michael Klatsias	CYP	61.22 NJR
5	Marek Bárta	CZE	60.79 NJR
6th	Viktor Butenko	RUS	58.45
7th	János Huszák	HUN	58.11
8th	Philippe Grewe	GER	57.69

Device weight: 1.75 kg

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
10th place: Phillip van Dijck (GER), 56.33 m

Hammer throw

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Quentin Bigot	FRA	78.45
2	Serghei Marghiev	MDA	76.60 NJR
3	Elias Håkansson	SWE	74.99 PB
4th	Ilmari Lahtinen	FIN	74.56 SB
5	Juho Saarikoski	FIN	72.65
6th	Yevgeny Korotovsky	RUS	71.81
7th	Tristan Schwandke	GER	70.54
8th	Marton Cser	HUN	68.29

Device weight: 6 kg
Eliminated in the qualification: Nils Lindner (GER), NM

Javelin throw

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Zigismund's Sirmais	LAT	81.53 CR
2	Marcin Krukowski	POLE	79.19 NJR
3	Pavel Mialeschka	BLR	76.59
4th	Rolands Štrobinders	LAT	75.71 SB
5	Valery Jordan	RUS	75.47
6th	Bernhard Seifert	GER	75.45
7th	Oleksandr Nychyporchuk	UKR	75.28 SB
8th	Inlays Išejevs	LAT	72.53

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
12th place: Johannes Vetter (GER), 65.87 m. Eliminated
in the qualification: Florian Jannischek (GER), 67.25 m

Decathlon

space	athlete	country	Points
1	Kevin Mayer	FRA	8124 CR NJR
2	Mathias Brugger	GER	7853 PB
3	Johannes Hock	GER	7806
4th	Mark Jacobs	NED	7725 PB
5	Reinis Krçgers	LAT	7639 PB
6th	Steffen Klink	GER	7623
7th	Martin Roe	NOR	7618 PB
8th	Karl Robert Saluri	EST	7453 SB

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
14th place: Matthias Rebl (AUT), 6941 points
18th place: Dominik Alberto (SUI), 6396 points
abandoned after four disciplines: Christian Loosli (SUI)

Results women

100 m

space	athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Jodie Williams	GBR	11.18 CR NJR
2	Jamile Samuel	NED	11.43 PB
3	Tatjana Pinto	GER	11.48 SB
4th	Nimet Karakuş	DOOR	11.53 SB
5	Mujinga Kambundji	SUI	11.53 NJR
6th	Anasztázia Nguyen	HUN	11.55 NJR
7th	Angelika Stępień	POLE	11.72 PB
8th	Marylyn Nwawulor	GBR	11.73

Jodie Williams won the 100 and 200 meters and also won a bronze medal in the 4 x 100 meter relay.

Wind: +0.5 m / s

Eliminated in the semi-finals: Rebekka Haase (GER), 12.04 s; Loretta Miani (SUI), 12.13 s

200 m

space	athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Jodie Williams	GBR	22.94 SB
2	Jamile Samuel	NED	23.31
3	Jennifer Galais	FRA	23.55
4th	Nimet Karakuş	DOOR	23.57
5	Mujinga Kambundji	SUI	23.70 SB
6th	Imke Vervaet	BEL	23.78
7th	Gloria Hooper	ITA	23.95
8th	Katharina Grompe	GER	24.01

Jamile Samuel finished second in both the 100 and 200 meters.

Wind: −1.5 m / s Eliminated in the semi-finals: Loretta Miani (SUI), 24.51 s

400 m

space	athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Bianca Răzor	ROU	51.96 PB
2	Julia Jurenja	BLR	53.03 PB
3	Madiea Ghafoor	NED	53.73
4th	Joanna Mills	IRL	54.35
5	Katie Kirk	GBR	54.36
6th	Magdalena Gorzkowska	POLE	54.42
7th	Lucy James	GBR	55.18
	Adelina pastor	ROU	DSQ

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the semi-finals: Christina Zwirner (GER), 54.75 s

800 m

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Anastasia Tkachuk	UKR	2: 02.73
2	Rowena Cole	GBR	2: 03.43 PB
3	Ajwika Malanova	RUS	2: 03.59 PB
4th	Lisa Blameble	FRA	2: 05.77 PB
5	Olha Lyachowa	UKR	2: 07.16
6th	Marta Pen	POR	2: 08.38
7th	Diana Mezuliáníková	CZE	2: 09.11
8th	Hanna Klein	GER	2: 09.92

Eliminated in the semi-finals: Stefanie Barmet , 2: 09.04 min. Molly Renfer , 2: 10.23 min

1500 m

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Amela Terzić	SRB	4: 15.40 SB
2	Ciara Mageean	IRL	4: 16.82
3	Ioana Doaga	ROU	4: 20.73
4th	Lisa Jaesert	GER	4: 22.78
5	Zenobie Vangansbeke	BEL	4: 24.21
6th	Regina Neumeyer	GER	4: 24.75
7th	Lisa Ollesch	GER	4: 25.43
8th	Kajsa Barr	SWE	4: 30.40

3000 m

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Amela Terzić	SRB	9: 17.61 PB
2	Esma Aydemir	DOOR	9: 19.61 PB
3	Lisa Jaesert	GER	9: 30.23
4th	Meri Rantanen	FIN	9: 36.33
5	Olesia Polkownikova	RUS	9: 37.12
6th	Marlin van Hal	NED	9: 43.53
7th	Milena Rmandic	SRB	9: 43.83 SB
8th	Susana Godinho	POR	9: 56.73

Amela Terzić celebrated a double victory over 1500 and 3000 meters.

5000 m

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Esma Aydemir	DOOR	16: 12.16 PB
2	Emelia Gorecka	GBR	16: 13.04
3	Annabel Gummow	GBR	16: 14.62
4th	Anastasía Karakatsáni	GRE	16: 33.97
5	Meri Rantanen	FIN	16: 35.47
6th	Monica Madalina Florea	ROU	16: 44.38
7th	Nina Stocker	GER	16: 54.76
8th	Elena Burkard	GER	17: 08.37

Further participants from German-speaking countries:
10th place: Priska Auf Der Maur (SUI), 17: 15.77 min
. 12th place: Annika Frank (GER), 17: 47.38 min

10,000 m walk

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Elena Laschmanova	RUS	42: 59.48 WJR CR ONLY
2	Svetlana Wassilewa	RUS	44: 52.98
3	Anna Ermina	RUS	46: 69.00 PB
4th	Eliška Drahotová	CZE	49: 14.95 PB
5	Katarina Strmeňová	SVK	49: 22.01 PB
6th	Inès Pastorino	FRA	49: 24.54
7th	Lyudmila Oljanowska	UKR	49: 45.32
8th	Diana Kačanova	LTU	49: 50.07 PB

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Disqualified: Charlyne Czychy (GER)

100 m hurdles

space	athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Nooralotta Neziri	FIN	13.34
2	Isabelle Pedersen	NOR	13.37
3	Ekaterina Bleskina	RUS	13.47 PB
4th	Petra Munkácsy	HUN	13.78 PB
5	Franziska Hofmann	GER	13.80
6th	Mathilde Raibaut	FRA	13.83
7th	Audilia Da Veiga	FRA	13.86 SB
8th	Svenja Rieck	GER	13.97

Wind: −1.0 m / s
Eliminated in advance: Yvonne Zapfel (AUT), 14.63 s

400 m hurdles

space	athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Vera Rudakova	RUS	57.24
2	Aurélie Chaboudez	FRA	57.35 PB
3	Maeva Contion	FRA	58.03 PB
4th	Valery Khramova	RUS	58.18
5	Abigayle Fitzpatrick	GBR	58.49
6th	Caroline Rogiers	FRA	58.59 PB
7th	Bianca Baak	NED	58.80
8th	Joanna Banach	POLE	60.05

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the semifinals: Kim Carina Schmidt (GER), 59.52 s Eliminated
in the preliminary: Aurélie Dupasquier (SUI), 1: 03.59 min

3000 m obstacle

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Gesa Felicitas Krause	GER	9: 51.08 SB
2	Gulschat Faslitdinova	RUS	9: 56.98 NJR
3	Elena Panaet	ROU	10: 17.37 PB
4th	Justyna Jendro	POLE	10: 33.64
5	Sofie Gallein	BEL	10: 37.41
6th	María José Pérez	ESP	10: 38.17
7th	Catarina Carvalho	POR	10: 41.52
8th	Athiná Koíni	GRE	10: 43.00

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
9th place: Cornelia Griesche (GER), 10: 47.61 min
11th place: Jannika John (GER), 10: 53.16 min
Eliminated in the run-up: Katharina Kreundl (AUT), 11:24, 94 min

4 × 100 m relay

space	country	Athletes	Time (s)
1	Germany	Alexandra Burghardt Katharina Grompe Tatjana Pinto Anna-Lena Freese	43.42 AJR CR
2	Italy	Oriana de Fazio Irene Siragusa Anna Bongiorni Gloria Hooper	44.52 NJR
3	United Kingdom	Marylyn Nwawulor Bianca Williams Jennie Batten Jodie Williams	45.00
4th	Poland	Ayla Kisiel Katarzyna Sokólska Angelika Stępień Zuzanna Kalinowska	45.05
5	Belgium	Cynthia Bolingo Mbongo Camille Laus Ella De Maitre Sarah Rutjens	45.15
6th	Hungary	Petra Munkácsy Fanni Schmelcz Gréta Kerekes Anasztázia Nguyen	45.24 ONLY
	France	Audilia Da Veiga Mathilde Raibaut Jennifer Galais Jessica Euphrasia	DNF
	Switzerland	Mujinga Kambundji Loretta Miani Tanja Mayer Aurélie Dupasquier	DNF

The German relay won with a European record.

4 × 400 m relay

space	country	Athletes	Time (min)
1	United Kingdom	Katie Kirk Lucy James Amelia Clifford Kirsten McAslan	3: 35.29
2	Poland	Patrycja Wyciszkiewicz Małgorzata Hołub Justyna Święty Magdalena Gorzkowska	3: 35.25 SB
3	Germany	Sabrina Häfele Stefanie Gotzhein Kim Carina Schmidt Christina Zwirner	3: 26.26
4th	Netherlands	Lisanne de Witte Marije Wever Anna Voskamp Madiea Ghafoor	3: 37.44 ONLY
5	France	Agnès Raharolahy Louise-Anne Bertheau Maeva Contion Aurélie Chaboudez	3: 37.57
6th	Belarus	Agata Klimowitsch Halina Amjalyashchyk Iryna Andrikewitsch Julja Jurenja	3: 38.15
7th	Switzerland	Simone Werner Molly Renfer Stefanie Barmet Aurélie Dupasquier	3: 46.04

high jump

space	athlete	country	Height (m)
1	Maria Kuchina	RUS	1.95 = CR PB
2	Airinė Palšytė	LTU	1.91
3	Nadja Kampschulte	GER	1.88 PB
4th	Alessia consolation	ITA	1.85
5	Ekaterina Fedotova	RUS	1.85
6th	Claudia García	ESP	1.85 SB
7th	Valeryia Bahdanovich	BLR	1.81
8th	Nele Hollmann	GER	1.81
	Marija Vuković	MNE	1.81

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
10th place: Melina Brenner (GER), 1.81 m

Pole vault

space	athlete	country	Height (m)
1	Angelica Bengtsson	SWE	4.57 CR PB
2	Lilli Schnitzerling	GER	4.20 = PB
3	Natalia Demidenko	RUS	4.20
4th	Katie Byres	GBR	4.10
5	Ganna Schelech	UKR	4.10
6th	Anjuli boy	GER	4.10
7th	Marion Fiack	FRA	4.00
8th	Kseniya Chertkoshvili	UKR	4.00

Further participants from German-speaking countries:
10th place: Julia Ott (GER), 3.90 m
Eliminated in the qualification: Gina Reuland (LUX), 4.00 m (NR); Kira Grünberg (AUT), 3.90 m (= SB)

Long jump

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Lena Malkus	GER	6.40
2	Alina Rotaru	ROU	6.36
3	Polina Yurchenko	RUS	6.11
4th	Krystyna Hryschutyna	UKR	6.10
5	Kaia Soosaar	EST	5.96
6th	Michaela Nejedlová	CZE	5.94
7th	Georgiana Michnea	ROU	5.91
8th	Pinar Aday	DOOR	5.89

Triple jump

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Jana Borodina	RUS	14.00
2	Kristiina Mäkelä	FIN	13.67 NJR
3	Hanna Alexandrowa	UKR	13.14
4th	Andreea Maria Todereanu	ROU	13.09
5	Gabriela Petrowa	BUL	13.00
6th	Tatiana Cicanci	MDA	12.93
7th	Laura Maria Dumitrascu	ROU	12.91
8th	Weronika Gaudyn	POLE	12.83

Shot put

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Lena Urbaniak	GER	16.31
2	Anna Wloka	POLE	16.23
3	Anna Rüh	GER	16.01 SB
4th	Natalia Troneva	RUS	15.98
5	Kristin bridle sails	GER	15.77
6th	Corinne Nugter	NED	15.37 SB
7th	Angelika Kalinowska	POLE	15.12 SB
8th	Valentina Mužarić	CRO	15.05

Discus throw

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Shanice Craft	GER	58.65 SB
2	Anna Rüh	GER	58.10
3	Viktoria Klotschko	UKR	54.03
4th	Sonka Kielmann	GER	53.69
5	Krisztina Váradi	HUN	50.56
6th	Corinne Nugter	NED	49.51
7th	Elçin Kaya	DOOR	47.88
8th	Kätlin Tõllasson	EST	46.77

Hammer throw

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Barbara Špiler	SLO	67.06 CR NO
2	Kıvılcım Kaya	DOOR	66.74 ONLY
3	Alexia Sedykh	FRA	65.02 NJR
4th	Alena Navahrodskaya	BLR	61.83
5	Fruzsina Done	HUN	61.02
6th	Alexandra Tavernier	FRA	60.66
7th	Marte Rygg Årdal	NOR	59.49
8th	Petronella Vinczeh	HUN	58.73

Javelin throw

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Liina Laasma	EST	55.99
2	Līna Mūze	LAT	55.83
3	Laura Henkel	GER	55.37
4th	Prescilla Lecurieux	FRA	54.93
5	Marija Vučenović	SRB	54.73 SB
6th	Irena Šedivá	CZE	53.02
7th	Yevgenia Anantschenko	RUS	52.17
8th	Karolina Bołdysz	POLE	51.33

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
11th place: Nathalie Meier (SUI), 49.34 m

Heptathlon

space	athlete	country	Points
1	Dafne Schippers	NED	6153
2	Sara Gambetta	GER	6108 PB
3	Laura Ikauniece	LAT	6063 NJR
4th	Tilia Udelhoven	GER	6000 PB
5	Christina Kiffe	GER	5793 PB
6th	Katarina Johnson-Thompson	GBR	5787 SB
7th	Xénia Krizsán	HUN	5718
8th	Elodie Jakob	SUI	5657 NJR

Award ceremony in the heptathlon: Dafne Schippers (m) won ahead of Sara Gambetta (l) and Laura Ikauniece (r).

Further participants from German-speaking countries:
9th place: Tanja Mayer (SUI), 5480 points (PB)
10th place: Ivona Dadic (AUT), 5455 points (SB)

Abbreviations

WR = world record WJR = junior world record OR = Olympic record YOR = Olympic youth record AR = continental record AJR = junior continental record NR = national record NJR = national junior record CR = championship record MR = event record

WB = world best WJB = Junior World Best WYB = youth world best AB = continent best AJB = Junior Continental Best AYB = youth continental best NB = national best NJB = national youth best performance NYB = national youth record

PB = personal best SB = personal season best QB = best qualification WL = world annual best WJL = Junior World Year's Best WYL = youth world annual best DSQ = disqualified (engl. Disqualified ) DNS = competition not started ( Did Not Start ) DNF = competition not finished ( Did Not Finish )

Medal table

Medal table (final score after 44 decisions)
space	country	gold	silver	bronze	total
1	Russia	8th	4th	6th	18th
2	Germany	7th	4th	12	23
3	United Kingdom	6th	5	4th	15th
4th	France	6th	3	4th	13
5	Spain	2	0	2	4th
6th	Serbia	2	0	0	2
7th	Poland	1	5	2	8th
8th	Turkey	1	3	0	4th
9	Italy	1	2	3	6th
10	Netherlands	1	2	1	4th
11	Romania	1	1	2	4th
	Ukraine	1	1	2	4th
13	Latvia	1	1	1	3
14th	Finland	1	1	0	2
	Slovenia	1	1	0	2
16	Sweden	1	0	2	3
17th	Estonia	1	0	0	1
	Austria	1	0	0	1
	Hungary	1	0	0	1
20th	Belgium	0	2	0	2
	Norway	0	2	0	2
22nd	Azerbaijan	0	1	1	2
	Belarus	0	1	1	2
24	Denmark	0	1	0	1
	Ireland	0	1	0	1
	Lithuania	0	1	0	1
	Moldova	0	1	0	1
	Montenegro	0	1	0	1
29	Bulgaria	0	0	1	1
total		44	44	44	132

Web links

Commons : European Athletics Junior Championships 2011  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Website of the local organizing committee (English)
• Competition Results (English)

Footnotes

1. ↑ 954 athletes ready to compete in Tallinn ( memento of the original from October 14, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. on european-athletics.org, July 20, 2011, accessed August 31, 2013