World Rowing Junior Championships

The World Rowing Junior Championships is an international rowing regatta organized by FISA (the International Rowing Federation). A rower or coxswain shall be classified as a Junior until 31 December of the year in which he reaches the age of 18. After that date, he shall be classified as an Under 23 rower. During Olympic years it is held at the same location as the Senior World Rowing Championships.

The first FISA Youth Regatta was held in 1967^[1] and has been held every year since then, being raised to the status of FISA Junior Champs in 1970 and Junior World Champs in 1985.

Many European countries send athletes not up to the standard for World Championships to the Coupe de la Jeunesse.

Venues

Past events:

1967: Ratzeburg, West Germany
1968: Amsterdam, Netherlands (2–4 August)
1969: Lago di Patria, Italy (6–10 August)
1970: Ioannina, Greece (5–8 August)
1971: Lake Bled, Yugoslavia (28–31 July)
1972: Milan, Italy (2–5 August)
1973: Holme Pierrepont, Nottingham, England (1–4 August)
1974: Ratzeburg, West Germany (1–4 August)
1975: Montreal, Canada (6–10 August)
1976: Villach, Austria (11–14 August)
1977: Tampere, Finland (4–7 August)
1978: Belgrade, Yugoslavia (29–30 July)
1979: Moscow, Soviet Union (14–18 August)
1980: Hazewinkel, Belgium (13–17 August)
1981: Pancharevo, Sofia, Bulgaria (4–8 August)
1982: Piediluco, Italy (4–8 August)
1983: Vichy, France (3–7 August)
1984: Jönköping, Sweden (18–21 July)
1985: Brandenburg an der Havel, East Germany (7–11 August)
1986: Roudnice, Czechoslovakia (30 July – 3 August)
1987: Cologne, West Germany (5–9 August)
1988: Milan, Italy (3–7 August)
1989: Szeged, Hungary (1–6 August)
1990: Aiguebelette, France (1–5 August)
1991: Lake of Banyoles, Spain (1–4 August)
1992: Montreal, Canada (12–15 August)
1993: Årungen, Norway (4–8 August)
1994: Munich, Germany (2–6 August)
1995: Poznań, Poland (1–5 August)
1996: Strathclyde Country Park, Motherwell, Scotland (5–11 August)
1997: Hazewinkel, Belgium (6–10 August)
1998: Ottensheim, Austria (4–8 August)
1999: Plovdiv, Bulgaria (4–8 August)
2000: Zagreb, Croatia (1–6 August)
2001: Duisburg, Germany (7–11 August)
2002: Trakai, Lithuania (7–10 August)
2003: Schinias Rowing Centre, Athens, Greece (5–9 August)
2004: Lake of Banyoles, Banyoles, Spain (27 July – 1 August)
2005: Brandenburg an der Havel, Germany (3–6 August)
2006: Amsterdam, Netherlands (2–5 August)
2007: Shunyi Beijing, China (8–11 August)
2008: Ottensheim, Austria (22–28 July)
2009: Brive-la-Gaillarde, France (5–8 August)
2010: Račice, Czech Republic (4–7 August)
2011: Dorney Lake, Dorney, England (3–7 August)
2012: Plovdiv, Bulgaria (15–19 August)
2013: Trakai, Lithuania (7–11 August)
2014: Hamburg, Germany (6–10 August)
2015: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (5–9 August)
2016: Rotterdam, Netherlands (23–28 August)

References

↑ "Junior National Team". US Rowing Juniors. Retrieved 30 March 2014.

International rowing competitions

World	World Championships World Indoor Championships World Coastal Championships World Cup World Junior Championships World U23 Championships World University Championships World Military Championships

Continental	African Championships African Junior Championships Asian Championships Asian Junior Championships European Championships European Junior Championships Oceania Championships Pan American Championships Pan American Junior Championships

Multi-sport	Africa Games Asian Games Central American Games Commonwealth Games Games East Asian Games European Games Islamic Solidarity Games Olympics Paralympic Games Military World Games Pacific Games Pan American Games Pan Arab Games South East Asian Games Universiade Youth Olympic Games

Other	World Masters Regatta World Sprints

Rowing

Australian rowing	Rowing Australia Rowing Championships Head of the River

Canadian rowing	Canadian Henley Rowing Canada Secondary School Rowing Association University Rowing Association

New Zealand rowing	New Zealand rowers at the Summer Olympics Maadi Cup Rowing New Zealand The Great Race

UK rowing	Boston Marathon British Rowing British Rowing Championships Head of the River Race Henley Boat Races Henley Royal Regatta Henley Women's Regatta Scottish Boat Race Scottish Rowing Nat. Schools The Boat Race University rowing Welsh Rowing Women's Boat Race Women's Eights Head of the River Race

US rowing	College rowing CRASH-B Sprints Dad Vail Regatta Harvard–Yale Regatta Head of the Charles Regatta Head of the Fish Head of the Hooch Head of the Ohio Head of the Schuylkill Regatta IRA Championship Regatta NCAA Rowing Championship Poughkeepsie Regatta Stotesbury Cup

FISA events	European Rowing Championships Olympic Games Paralympic Games World Rowing Championships World Rowing Cup World Rowing Junior Championships World Rowing U23 Championships

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