List of junior world champions in skeleton

The list of junior world champions in skeleton lists all athletes who were placed in the first three places at junior world championships in skeleton . The competition has been organized annually since 2003 by the International Bobsleigh & Skeleton Federation (IBSF; until 2015 Fédération Internationale de Bobsleigh et de Tobogganing , FIBT) at different venues.

Athletes who have not yet reached the age of 23 at the time of the race and athletes who reach the age of 23 between October 1st and March 31st of the respective season are allowed to participate. Participation in at least three IBSF races on at least two different tracks within 24 months prior to the relevant Junior World Championship is also a prerequisite. A maximum of three athletes are allowed to start per national association.

Women

Medalists

Junior World Championship		gold	silver	bronze
year	venue
2003	Koenigssee	Julia Eichhorn	Lyndsie Peterson	Tristan Gale
2004	Winterberg	Kathleen Lorenz	Katie Uhlaender	Jessica Kilian
2005	Winterberg	Kathleen Lorenz	Amy Williams	Anja Huber
2006	innsbruck	Melissa Hoar	Julia Eichhorn	Marion Trott
2007	Altenberg	Marion Trott	Katharina Heinz	Kathleen Lorenz
2008	innsbruck	Sarah Reid	Katharina Heinz	Olga Korobkina
2009	Koenigssee	Katharina Heinz	Sarah Sartor	Jelena Yudina
2010	St. Moritz	Tina Hermann	Sarah Reid	Janine Flock
2011	Park City	Robynne Thompson	Elizabeth Yarnold	Jelena Yudina
2012	innsbruck	Elizabeth Yarnold	Olga Potylitsyna	Jacqueline Lölling
2013	innsbruck	Jelena Nikitina	Sophia Griebel	Maria Mazilu
2014	Winterberg	Jacqueline Lölling	Elisabeth Vathje	Maria Mazilu
2015	Altenberg	Jacqueline Lölling	Maxi Just	Carina Mair
2016	Winterberg	Lelde Priedulēna	Kimberley Bos	Anna Fernstädt
2017	Sigulda	Julia Kanakina	Renata Chusina	Maxi Just
2018	St. Moritz	Anna Fernstädt	Julia Kanakina	Susanne Kreher
2019	Koenigssee	Anna Fernstädt	Kim Meylemans	Ashleigh Fay Pittaway
2020	Winterberg	Anna Fernstädt	Susanne Kreher	Hannah Neise

Record winners

space	sportswoman	country
01	Anna Fernstädt	Germany Czech Republic	3	-	1	4th
02	Jacqueline Lölling	Germany	2	-	1	3
	Kathleen Lorenz	Germany	2	-	1	3
04th	Katharina Heinz	Germany	1	2	-	3
05	Julia Eichhorn	Germany	1	1	-	2
	Elizabeth Yarnold	United Kingdom	1	1	-	2
	Julia Kanakina	Russia	1	1	-	2
	Sarah Reid	Canada	1	1	-	2
09	Marion Trott	Germany	1	-	1	2
10	Tina Hermann	Germany	1	-	-	1
	Melissa Hoar	Australia	1	-	-	1
	Jelena Nikitina	Russia	1	-	-	1
	Lelde Priedulēna	Latvia	1	-	-	1
	Robynne Thompson	Canada	1	-	-	1

Nations

space	country
01	Germany	9	7th	8th	24
02	Russia	2	3	3	07th
03	Canada	2	2	-	04th
04th	Czech Republic	2	-	-	02
05	United Kingdom	1	2	1	04th
06th	Australia	1	-	-	01
	Latvia	1	-	-	01
08th	United States	-	2	1	03
09	Belgium	-	1	-	01
	Netherlands	-	1	-	01
11	Austria	-	-	2	02
	Romania	-	-	2	02
13	Switzerland	-	-	1	01

Men

Medalist

Junior World Championship		gold	silver	bronze
year	venue
2003	Koenigssee	Frank Kleber	Matthias Biedermann	Simon Wiesheu
2004	Winterberg	Greg Kirk	Caleb Smith	Frank Rommel
2005	Winterberg	Mirsad Halilovic	Matthias Biedermann	Caleb Smith
2006	innsbruck	Alexander Tretyakov	Matthias Biedermann	Alexander Mutowin
2007	Altenberg	Sebastian Haupt	Alexander Tretyakov	Frank Rommel
2008	innsbruck	Alexander Tretyakov	David Swift	Alexander Gassner
2009	Koenigssee	Sandro Stielicke	David Lingmann	Alexander Gassner
2010	St. Moritz	Alexander Gassner	Alexander Kröckel	David Lingmann
2011	Park City	Alexander Kröckel	Yevgeny pearl	Alexander Gassner
2012	innsbruck	Axel Jungk	Christopher Grotheer	David Lingmann
2013	innsbruck	Christopher Grotheer	Axel Jungk	Barrett Martineau
2014	Winterberg	Kilian von Schleinitz	Christopher Grotheer	Raphael Maier
2015	Altenberg	Christopher Grotheer Nikita Tregubow	-	Raphael Maier
2016	Winterberg	Nikita Tregubov	Kilian von Schleinitz	Mattia Gaspari
2017	Sigulda	Nikita Tregubov	Krists Netlaus	Yevgeny Rukosuev
2018	St. Moritz	Nikita Tregubov	Vladislav Marshenkov	Felix Keisinger
2019	Koenigssee	Felix Keisinger	Fabian Küchler	Yevgeny Rukosuev
2020	Winterberg	Felix Keisinger	Felix Seibel	Fabian Küchler

Record winner

space	sportswoman	country
1	Nikita Tregubov	Russia	4th	-	-	4th
2	Christopher Grotheer	Germany	2	2	-	4th
3	Alexander Tretyakov	Russia	2	1	-	3
4th	Felix Keisinger	Germany	2	-	1	3
5	Axel Jungk	Germany	1	1	-	2
	Alexander Kröckel	Germany	1	1	-	2
	Kilian von Schleinitz	Germany	1	1	-	2
8th	Alexander Gassner	Germany	1	-	3	4th
9	Mirsad Halilovic	Germany	1	-	-	1
	Sebastian Haupt	Germany	1	-	-	1
	Greg Kirk	United Kingdom	1	-	-	1
	Frank Kleber	Germany	1	-	-	1
	Sandro Stielicke	Germany	1	-	-	1

Nations

space	country
1	Germany	12	11	10	33
2	Russia	6th	3	3	12
3	United Kingdom	1	1	-	02
4th	United States	-	1	1	02
5	Latvia	-	1	-	01
6th	Austria	-	-	2	02
7th	Italy	-	-	1	01
	Canada	-	-	1	01

Individual evidence

1. ↑ International Skeleton Rules 2015. (PDF) IBSF, accessed on December 12, 2015 (English).