European Junior Judo Championships

The European Junior Judo Championships are annual judo competitions organized by the European Judo Union for European judoka aged 21 and younger.

The last contest took place in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg.^[1][2][3][4] The next will take place in Prague, Czech Republic.^[5]

Competitions[]

Edition	Year	Dates	City and host country	Venue	# Countries	# Athletes	Ref.
1		14–15 May	Amsterdam, Netherlands				[6]
2		10– March	Milan, Italy				[7]
3			Essen, West Germany				[8]
4		10 May	Geneva, Switzerland				[9]
5		25–26 April	Berlin, East Germany				[10]
6		13 May	Scheveningen, Netherlands				[11]
7		19–20 March	Lyon, France				[12]
8		1–2 April	Lisbon, Portugal				[13]
9		9–10 March	London, United Kingdom				[14]
10		21–22 March	West Berlin, West Germany				[15]
11		14– March	Bordeaux, France				[16]
12		13 March	Napoli, Italy				[17]
13		11–12 March	Leningrad, Soviet Union				[18]
14		10–11 March	Ostend, Belgium				[19]
15		15–16 November	Tel Aviv, Israel				[20]
16		15–16 November	Turku, Finland				[21]
17		13–14 November	Łódź, Poland				[22]
18		5–6 November	Berlin, East Germany				[23]
19		15–19 November	Miskolc, Hungary				[24]
20		1–4 November	Edinburgh, Scotland				[25]
21		14–16 November	Lisbon, Portugal				[26]
22		30 Oct – 1 Nov	San Marino, San Marino				[27]
23		29–31 October	Târgoviște, Romania				[28]
24		11–13 November	Arnhem, Netherlands				[29]
25		2–4 November	Cádiz, Spain				[30]
26		15–17 November	Delémont, Switzerland				[31]
27		7–9 November	Leonding, Austria				[32]
28		5–8 November	Wrocław, Poland				[33]
29		24–27 November	Vienna, Austria				[34]
30		23–26 November	Athens, Greece				[35]
31		15–18 November	Ankara, Turkey				[36]
32		14–17 November	Pieksämäki, Finland				[37]
33		23–26 November	Jerusalem, Israel				[38]
34		18–21 November	Arnhem, Netherlands				[39]
35		17–20 November	Lisbon, Portugal				[40]
36		16–19 November	Valladolid, Spain				[41]
37		14–17 November	Monte Carlo, Monaco				[42]
38		13–16 November	Ljubljana, Slovenia				[43]
39		19–22 November	Bucharest, Romania				[44]
40		19–21 November	Rome, Italy				[45]
41		8–10 December	Nicosia, Cyprus				[46]
42		16–18 November	Budapest, Hungary				[47]
43		14–17 November	Rotterdam, Netherlands				[48]
44		21–23 November	Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina				[49]
45		10–12 September	Sofia, Bulgaria				[50]
46		30 Sep – 7 Oct	Zagreb, Croatia				[51]
47		8–10 September	Tallinn, Estonia				[52]
48		5–7 October	Prague, Czech Republic				[53][54]
49		12–14 September	Warsaw, Poland				[55][56]
50		11–13 September	Yerevan, Armenia				[57][58]
51		17–19 September	Samokov, Bulgaria				[59][60]
52		16–18 September	Lommel, Belgium	Arena De Soeverein			[61][62]
53		21–23 September	Poreč, Croatia	Žatika Sport Centre			[63][64]
54		20–22 September	Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina	Zetra Olympic Hall			[65][66]
55		19–21 September	Bucharest, Romania	Polyvalent Hall	40	409	[67][68][69][70][71]
56		18–20 September	Oberwart, Austria	Burgenlandhalle Exhibition Hall	41	396	[72][73][74][75]
57		16–17 September	Málaga, Spain	José María Martín Carpena Arena	41	405	[76][77][78][79]
58		15–16 September	Maribor, Slovenia	Ljudski vrt Sports Hall	41	402	[80][81][82][83]
59		13–16 September	Sofia, Bulgaria	Asics Arena Sports Hall	42	404	[84][85][86][87]
60		12–14 September	Vantaa, Finland	Energia Areena	44	342	[88][89][90][91]
61		4–6 November	Poreč, Croatia	Intersport Hall	37	356	[92][93][94][95]
62	2021	9–12 September	Luxembourg, Luxembourg	d'Coque	43	351, 43	[1][2][3][4]
63		1–3 September	Prague, Czech Republic				[5]

See also[]

• European Judo Championships
• European U23 Judo Championships
• European Cadet Judo Championships

References[]