FINA Junior Water Polo World Championships

Summary

FINA Junior Water Polo World Championships is an international water polo tournament held every two years for the players under the age of 20. It was launched by FINA in 1981 for men and in 1995 for women .[1]

FINA Junior Water Polo World Championships
SportWater Polo
Founded1981
Continentall (International)
Most recent
champion(s)
Men
 Hungary (3rd title)
Women
 Hungary (1st title)
Most titlesMen
 Serbia(6 titles)
Women
 United States
(4 titles)

The 2009 championships were played with U18 teams each, but in 2011 the FINA switched to U20 teams again.

Editions edit

Men edit

Year Host   Gold   Silver   Bronze
1981 Milan,
Italy
 
Soviet Union
 
Cuba
 
Hungary
1983 Barcelona,
Spain
 
Spain
 
Yugoslavia
 
Cuba
1985 Istanbul,
Turkey
 
Soviet Union
 
Hungary
 
Yugoslavia
1987 São Paulo,
Brazil
 
Spain
 
Yugoslavia
 
Italy
1989 Narbonne,
France
 
Yugoslavia
 
Soviet Union
 
East Germany
1991 Irvine,
United States
 
Spain
 
Cuba
 
Hungary
1993 Cairo,
Egypt
 
Italy
 
Spain
 
Hungary
1995 Dunkirk,
France
 
Hungary
 
Greece
 
Slovakia
1997 Havana,
Cuba
 
Croatia
 
Hungary
 
Greece
1999 Kuwait City,
Kuwait
 
Italy
 
Australia
 
Yugoslavia
2001 Istanbul,
Turkey
 
Greece
 
Croatia
 
Hungary
2003 Naples,
Italy
 
Serbia and Montenegro
 
Hungary
 
Italy
2005 Mar del Plata,
Argentina
 
Serbia and Montenegro
 
Croatia
 
Spain
2007 Long Beach,
United States
 
Hungary
 
Italy
 
Croatia
2009 Šibenik,
Croatia
 
Croatia
 
Greece
 
Serbia
2011 Volos,
Greece
 
Serbia
 
Spain
 
Greece
2013 Szombathely,
Hungary
 
Italy
 
Croatia
 
Serbia
2015 Almaty,
Kazakhstan
 
Serbia
 
Italy
 
Hungary
2017 Belgrade,
Serbia
 
Greece
 
Croatia
 
Serbia
2019 Kuwait City,
Kuwait
 
Greece
 
Serbia
 
Italy
2021 Prague,
Czech Republic
 
Serbia
 
Italy
 
Montenegro
2023 Otopeni/Bucharest,
Romania
 
Hungary
 
Serbia
 
United States

Women edit

Year Host   Gold   Silver   Bronze
1995 Sainte-Foy, Quebec,
Canada
 
Netherlands
 
Australia
 
United States
1997 Prague,
Czech Republic
 
Greece
 
Australia
 
United States
1999 Messina,
Italy
 
Australia
 
Canada
 
Hungary
2001 Perth,
Australia
 
United States
 
Australia
 
Russia
2003 Calgary,
Canada
 
Canada
 
United States
 
Spain
2005 Perth,
Australia
 
United States
 
Russia
 
Australia
2007 Porto,
Portugal
 
Australia
 
China
 
Hungary
2009 Khanty-Mansiysk,
Russia
 
Russia
 
Netherlands
 
United States
2011 Trieste,
Italy
 
Spain
 
Hungary
 
Australia
2013 Volos,
Greece
 
United States
 
Spain
 
Greece
2015 Volos,
Greece
 
United States
 
Spain
 
Russia
2017 Volos,
Greece
 
Russia
 
Greece
 
Netherlands
2019 Funchal,
Portugal
 
Russia
 
Netherlands
 
Italy
2021 Netanya,
Israel
 
Spain
 
Greece
 
Hungary
2023 Coimbra,
Portugal
 
Hungary
 
Spain
 
Netherlands

Medals edit

Men edit

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  Hungary33511
2  Italy3339
3  Serbia3238
4  Greece3227
5  Spain3216
6  Croatia2417
7  Soviet Union2103
8  Serbia and Montenegro2013
9  Yugoslavia1214
10  Cuba0213
11  Australia0101
12  East Germany0011
  Montenegro0011
  Slovakia0011
  United States0011
Totals (15 entries)22222266

Women edit

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  United States4138
2  Russia3126
3  Australia2327
4  Spain2316
5  Netherlands1225
6  Greece1214
7  Hungary1135
8  Canada1102
9  China0101
10  Italy0011
Totals (10 entries)15151545

See also edit

References edit

  1. ^ History of Championship in FINA web site Archived 2011-09-09 at the Wayback Machine

External links edit

  • Fina archives
  • https://www.the-sports.org/water-polo-2021-men-s-world-junior-championships-epr113991.html
  • https://www.the-sports.org/water-polo-2021-women-s-world-junior-championships-epr113211.html
  • https://www.the-sports.org/water-polo-2020-men-s-world-championships-u16-epr105260.html
  • https://www.the-sports.org/water-polo-2020-women-s-world-championships-u16-epr105266.html
  • https://www.the-sports.org/water-polo-2018-men-s-world-youth-championships-epr86181.html
  • https://www.the-sports.org/water-polo-2018-women-s-world-youth-championships-epr86187.html