European Athletics U23 Championships

Host countries (as of 2017)

The Athletics U23 Championships ( English European Athletics U23 Championships ) are two-yearly athletics competitions for athletes under 23 years old and was held in 1997. The first time. The events are organized by the European Athletics Federation (EAA). They replace the U23 European Cup , which was held in 1992 and 1994.

U23 European Cups

U23 European Cup / European under 23 Cup
year	country	city	date	group	Stadion
01992	United Kingdom	Gateshead	18. – 19. July	A.
	France	Villeneuve d'Ascq		B.
01994	Czech Republic	Ostrava	30.-31. July	A.
	Norway	Lillehammer		B.

U23 European Championships

No.	year	city	country	date	Stadion
1.	1997	Turku	Finland	10-13 July	Paavo Nurmi Stadium
2.	1999	Gothenburg	Sweden	July 29–1. August	Ullevi Stadium
3.	2001	Amsterdam	Netherlands	12-15 July	Olympic Stadium Amsterdam
4th	2003	Bydgoszcz	Poland	17th to 20th July	Zdzisław Krzyszkowiak Stadium
5.	2005	Erfurt	Germany	14.-17. July	Steigerwald Stadium
6th	2007	Debrecen	Hungary	12-15 July	István Gyulai Athletics Stadium
7th	2009	Kaunas	Lithuania	16. – 19. July	S.Dariaus and S.Girėno stadiums
8th.	2011	Ostrava	Czech Republic	14.-17. July	Městský stadium
9.	2013	Tampere	Finland	11-14 July	Ratina Stadium
10.	2015	Tallinn	Estonia	9-12 July	Kadrioru stadium
11.	2017	Bydgoszcz	Poland	13-17 July	Zdzisław Krzyszkowiak Stadium
12.	2019	Gävle	Sweden	11-14 July	Gunder Hägg Stadium
13.	2021	Mountains	Norway		Fana stadium

Championship records

Men

discipline	record	athlete	origin	date	place
100 m	10.10 s (+0.2 m / s)	Simeon Williamson	United Kingdom	July 13, 2007	Debrecen
200 m	20.33 s (+1.6 m / s)	Ján Volko	Slovakia	15th July 2017	Bydgoszcz
400 m	45.04 s	Leslie Djhone	France	July 20, 2003	Bydgoszcz
800 m	1: 45.21 min	Nils Schumann	Germany	August 1, 1999	Gothenburg
1500 m	3: 38.94 min	Wolfram Müller	Germany	July 14, 2001	Amsterdam
5000 m	13: 20.16 min	Ali Kaya	Turkey	July 11, 2015	Tallinn
10,000 m	27: 53.38 min	Ali Kaya	Turkey	July 11, 2015	Tallinn
110 m hurdles	13.23 s (+0.6 m / s)	Ladji Doucouré	France	July 20, 2003	Bydgoszcz
400 m hurdles	48.37 s	Karsten Warholm	Norway	July 16, 2017	Bydgoszcz
3000 m obstacle	8: 25.86 min	Martin Pröll	Austria	July 19, 2003	Bydgoszcz
high jump	2.36 m	Aleksander Waleriańczyk	Poland	July 20, 2003	Bydgoszcz
Pole vault	5.93 m	Romain Mesnil	France	August 1, 1999	Gothenburg
Long jump	8.37 m (+1.1 m / s)	Eusebio Cáceres	Spain	12th of July 2013	Tampere
Triple jump	17.72 m (+1.3 m / s)	Scheryf El-Scheryf	Ukraine	July 17, 2011	Ostrava
Shot put	21.59 m	Konrad Bukowiecki	Poland	July 14, 2017	Bydgoszcz
Discus throw	64.50 m	Robert Harting	Germany	July 16, 2005	Erfurt
Hammer throw	80.88 m	Nicolas Figère	France	July 15, 2001	Amsterdam
Javelin throw	84.97 m	Cyprian Mrzygłód	Poland	13th July 2019	Gävle
Decathlon	8572 points	Niklas Kaul	Germany	14th July 2019	Gävle
20 km walk	1:19:58 h	Aigars Fadejevs	Latvia	July 10, 1997	Turku
4 × 100 m relay race	38.77 s	Deji Tobais Daniel Talbot Dannish Walker-Khan Adam Gemili	United Kingdom	July 14, 2013	Tampere
4 × 400 m relay race	3: 02.13 min	Maxim Dyldin Denis Alexejew Artjom Sergejenkow Anton Kokorin	Russia	July 15, 2007	Debrecen

Women

discipline	record	Athlete	origin	date	place
100 m	11.03 s (+1.5 m / s)	Maria Karastamati	Greece	July 16, 2005	Erfurt
200 m	22.57 s (+1.7 m / s)	Hana Benešová	Czech Republic	July 13, 1997	Turku
400 m	50.72 s	Olga Saizewa	Russia	July 16, 2005	Erfurt
800 m	1: 58.94 min	Elena Kofanova	Russia	July 18, 2009	Kaunas
1500 m	4: 04.77 min	Amela Terzić	Serbia	July 12, 2015	Tallinn
5000 m	15: 01.67 min	Yasemin Can	Turkey	July 16, 2017	Bydgoszcz
10,000 m	31: 39.34 min	Alina deer	Germany	12th July 2019	Gävle
100 m hurdles	12.70 s (+1.8 m / s)	Elwira Herman	Belarus	12th July 2019	Gävle
400 m hurdles	54.50 s	Angela Moroșanu	Romania	July 14, 2007	Debrecen
3000 m obstacle	9: 27.31 min	Anna Emilie Møller	Denmark	13th July 2019	Gävle
high jump	1.98 m	Svetlana Lapina	Russia	August 1, 1999	Gothenburg
		Esthera Petre	Romania	July 16, 2011	Ostrava
		Alessia consolation	Italy	July 13, 2013	Tampere
Pole vault	4.70 m	Angelina Schuk-Krasnova	Switzerland	July 13, 2013	Tampere
Long jump	7.05 m (+1.1 m / s)	Darja Klischina	Russia	July 17, 2011	Ostrava
Triple jump	14.70 m (+1.3 m / s)	Cristina Nicolau	Romania	August 1, 1999	Gothenburg
Shot put	19.73 m	Nadsey Astaptchuk	Belarus	July 12, 2001	Amsterdam
Discus throw	64.40 m	Kateryna Karsak	Ukraine	July 13, 2007	Debrecen
Hammer throw	72.98 m	Alexandra Tavernier	France	July 10, 2015	Tallinn
Javelin throw	65.60 m	Christin Hussong	Germany	July 10, 2015	Tallinn
Heptathlon	6396 points	Aiga Grabuste	Latvia	July 19, 2009	Kaunas
20 km walk	1:27:17 h	Maria Ponomaryova	Russia	July 10, 2015	Tallinn
4 × 100 m relay race	43.29 s	Luise Hollender Leena Günther Tatjana Pinto Katharina Grompe	Germany	July 14, 2013	Tampere
4 × 400 m relay race	3: 26.58 min	Olga Schulikowa Xenija Sadorina Jelena Novikowa Lyudmila Litvinova	Russia	July 15, 2007	Debrecen

Web links

• Results from 1997-2005 (English)
• Statistics Handbook (PDF; 1.7 MB) on the EAA website, 14. – 17. July 2011, Ostrava, accessed September 2, 2013

Footnotes

1. ↑ LES ATHLÈTES FRANÇAIS EN Coupe d'Europe Des MOINS de 23 ans. (PDF; 15 kB) from athle.com, accessed September 22, 2013.