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World Junior Short Track Speed Skating Championships

World Junior Short Track Speed Skating Championships

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The World Junior Short Track Speed Skating Championships are a junior short track speed skating event and held once a year in a different country. Skaters perform individual races in the 500 meters, 1000 meters, 1500 meters, 1500 meters super final and a team effort in the 3000 meters relay. Until 2018 there was an overall winner for both the girl's and the boy's categories, but this was discontinued in 2019.

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Medalists – boys (overall)

YearLocationGoldSilverBronze
1994South Korea SeoulSouth Korea Lee Seung-chanSouth Korea Lee Jun-hwanUnited States Tony Goskowicz
1995Canada CalgarySouth Korea Lee Sang-junCanada Patrice Lapointe
South Korea Lee Seung-chan
Canada Jonathan Guilmette
none
1996Italy CourmayeurCanada Jean-François Monette
South Korea Lee Sang-jun
noneJapan Naoya Tamura
1997United States MarquetteSouth Korea Kim Dong-sungUnited States Rusty SmithUnited States Daniel Weinstein
1998United States St. LouisCanada François-Louis Tremblay
South Korea Lee Sang-jun
noneCanada Andrew Lahey
1999Canada MontrealUnited States Apolo Anton OhnoSouth Korea An Jung-hyunCanada François-Louis Tremblay
2000Hungary SzékesfehérvárSouth Korea Min RyoungItaly Nicola RodigariCanada Andrew Lahey
2001Poland WarsawSouth Korea Lee Seung-jaeChina Guo WeiSouth Korea Min Ryoung
2002South Korea ChuncheonSouth Korea Ahn Hyun-sooSouth Korea Seo Ho-jinChina Guo Wei
2003Hungary BudapestSouth Korea Lee Ho-sukSouth Korea Kim Hyun-konSouth Korea Sung Si-bak
2004China BeijingSouth Korea Lee Ho-sukSouth Korea Kwon Ki-deokUnited Kingdom Jon Eley
2005Serbia and Montenegro BelgradeSouth Korea Lee Ho-sukSouth Korea Kim Hyun-konSouth Korea Kwak Yoon-gy
2006Romania Miercurea CiucSouth Korea Lee Jung-suFrance Maxime ChataignierSouth Korea Kim Jae-han
2007Czech Republic Mladá BoleslavSouth Korea Shin Woo-chulSouth Korea Lee Jung-suSouth Korea Jang Won-hoon
2008Italy BolzanoSouth Korea Kim Yun-jaeSouth Korea Lee Jung-suSouth Korea Lee Han-bin
2009Canada SherbrookeSouth Korea Um Cheon-hoSouth Korea You Dong-kunUnited States J. R. Celski
2010Chinese Taipei TaipeiSouth Korea Noh Jin-kyuCanada Antoine Gélinas-BeaulieuSouth Korea Park Se-yeong
2011Italy CourmayeurSouth Korea Seo Yi-raUnited Kingdom Jack WhelbourneChina Wu Dajing
2012Australia MelbourneSouth Korea Park Se-yeongSouth Korea Lee Hyo-beenChina Han Tianyu
2013Poland WarsawSouth Korea Park Se-yeongChina Han TianyuSouth Korea Lee Hyo-been
2014Turkey ErzurumSouth Korea Lee Mun-hyeonSouth Korea Lee Hyo-beenHungary Sándor Liu Shaolin
2015Japan OsakaSouth Korea Kim Da-gyeomSouth Korea Park Ji-wonHungary Sándor Liu Shaolin
2016Bulgaria SofiaChina Ren ZiweiSouth Korea Lim Yong-jinChina Ma Wei
2017Austria InnsbruckHungary Shaoang LiuSouth Korea Kim Si-UnJapan Kazuki Yoshinaga
2018Poland Tomaszow MazowieckiSouth Korea Hong Kyung-hwanSouth Korea Lee June-seoSouth Korea Park Jang-hyuk

Medalists – girls (overall)

YearLocationGoldSilverBronze
1994South Korea SeoulSouth Korea Kim So-heeSouth Korea Won Hye-kyungChina Su Xiaohua
1995Canada CalgarySouth Korea Kim Yun-miSouth Korea Won Hye-kyungCanada Catherine Dussault
Japan Ikue Teshigawara
1996Italy CourmayeurJapan Ikue TeshigawaraUnited States Erin PorterSouth Korea Kim Moon-jung
South Korea Hong Ro-sa
1997United States MarquetteSouth Korea Won Hye-kyung
South Korea An Sang-mi
noneUnited States Julie Goskowicz
1998United States St. LouisSouth Korea Joo Min-jinSouth Korea Kim Moon-jungBulgaria Kristina Vuteva
1999Canada MontrealSouth Korea Joo Min-jinSouth Korea Kim Moon-jungItaly Marta Capurso
2000Hungary SzékesfehérvárCanada Marie-Ève DroletSouth Korea Choi Min-kyungSouth Korea Park Hye-rim
2001Poland WarsawCanada Marie-Ève DroletSouth Korea Ko Gi-hyunSouth Korea Choi Min-kyung
2002South Korea ChuncheonSouth Korea Kim Min-jeeChina Wang MengSouth Korea Cho Ha-ri
2003Hungary BudapestSouth Korea Byun Chun-saSouth Korea Kang Yun-miSouth Korea Kim Min-jee
2004China BeijingSouth Korea Kang Yun-miSouth Korea Jung Eun-juSouth Korea Hur Hee-been
2005Serbia and Montenegro BelgradeSouth Korea Park Sun-youngSouth Korea Jeon Ji-sooCanada Kalyna Roberge
2006Romania Miercurea CiucSouth Korea Jung Eun-juSouth Korea Choi Jung-wonChina Zhou Yang
2007Czech Republic Mladá BoleslavSouth Korea Yang Shin-youngSouth Korea Shin Sae-bomSouth Korea Park Seung-hi
2008Italy BolzanoSouth Korea Noh Ah-reumSouth Korea Lee Eun-byulChina Zhang Qichao
2009Canada SherbrookeSouth Korea Noh Ah-reumSouth Korea Lee Eun-byulSouth Korea Lee Mi-yeon
2010Chinese Taipei TaipeiSouth Korea Choi Ji-hyunSouth Korea Lee Mi-yeonSouth Korea Song Jae-won
2011Italy CourmayeurSouth Korea Cheon Hee-jungSouth Korea Ahn Se-jungItaly Martina Valcepina
2012Australia MelbourneSouth Korea Shim Suk-heeSouth Korea Hwang Hyun-sunSouth Korea Ahn Se-jung
2013Poland WarsawSouth Korea Noh Do-heeSouth Korea Kim A-langChina Han Yutong
2014Turkey ErzurumSouth Korea Noh Do-heeSouth Korea Ahn Se-jungSouth Korea Choi Min-jeong
2015Japan OsakaSouth Korea Kong Sang-jeongSouth Korea Kim Ji-yooSouth Korea Son Ha-kyung
2016Bulgaria SofiaChina Qu ChunyuNetherlands Suzanne SchultingSouth Korea Lee Yu-bin
2017Austria InnsbruckSouth Korea Lee Yu-binSouth Korea Seo Whi-minRussia Sofia Prosvirnova
2018Poland Tomaszow MazowieckiSouth Korea Kim Ji-YooCanada Courtney Lee SaraultUnited States Maame Biney

Medals (2010–2024)

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  • No bronze medal was awarded in the men's 500 metre event in 2011 Edition, because the other two skaters were disqualified.

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