Juniors
European Junior Championships
Played 30 times since 1969, in 29 cities. The latest edition with a draw was in Tatabánya in 2026.
- 30
- editions
- 196
- champions
- 29
- host cities
- 1969
- first held
Roll of honour
Every champion, year by year.
Newest first. Each year opens that edition's full draw.
2001Spała
Men's singlesEric PangNED
Women's singlesJuliane SchenkGER
Men's doublesNot played
Women's doublesNot played
Mixed doublesNot played
1977Ta' Qali
Men's singlesNot played
Women's singlesKaren BridgeENG
Men's doublesNot played
Mixed doublesNot played
Most titles
The most decorated players.
A doubles title counts once for each partner; a nation's count is its titles, whichever partner it came through.
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1
Anne BerglundDEN Women's singles 2, Women's doubles 1 · 1969 to 19713
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2
Peter GardnerENG Men's doubles 1, Mixed doubles 1 · 19712
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3
Jesper HelledieDEN Men's singles 1, Mixed doubles 1 · 19732
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4
Bruno WackfeltSWE Men's singles 1, Men's doubles 1 · 19752
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5
Karen ChapmanENG Women's doubles 1, Mixed doubles 1 · 1975 to 19772
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6
Karen BridgeENG Women's singles 1, Women's doubles 1 · 19772
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7
Jens Peter NierhoffDEN Men's singles 1, Mixed doubles 1 · 19792
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8
Michael KjeldsenDEN Men's singles 1, Men's doubles 1 · 19812
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9
Helen TrokeENG Women's singles 2 · 1981 to 19832
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10
Jan PaulsenDEN Men's doubles 1, Mixed doubles 1 · 19852
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11
Lisbet Stuer-LauridsenDEN Women's singles 1, Women's doubles 1 · 19852
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12
Jens MaibomDEN Men's doubles 1, Mixed doubles 1 · 19872
By nation
- Denmark69
- England17
- France13
- Germany11
- Netherlands7
- Sweden7
- Russia6
- Bulgaria4
- Turkey3
- Ukraine2
Where it is played
Host cities and venues.
Every edition with a recorded host city; editions without one are left out.
Cities
- EdinburghScotland2 editions, 1973 to 1981
- TatabányaHungary1 edition, 2026
- IbizaSpain1 edition, 2024
- Belgrade1 edition, 2022
- LahtiFinland1 edition, 2020
- TallinnEstonia1 edition, 2018
- MulhouseFrance1 edition, 2017
- LubinPoland1 edition, 2015
- AnkaraTurkey1 edition, 2013
- VantaaFinland1 edition, 2011
- MilanItaly1 edition, 2009
- SaarbrückenGermany1 edition, 2007
- Den BoschNetherlands1 edition, 2005
- EsbjergDenmark1 edition, 2003
- SpałaPoland1 edition, 2001
- GlasgowScotland1 edition, 1999
- NymburkCzech Republic1 edition, 1997
- NitraSlovakia1 edition, 1995
- SofiaBulgaria1 edition, 1993
- BudapestHungary1 edition, 1991
- ManchesterEngland1 edition, 1989
- WarsawPoland1 edition, 1987
- PressbaumAustria1 edition, 1985
- HelsinkiFinland1 edition, 1983
- Mülheim an der RuhrWest Germany1 edition, 1979
- Ta' Qali1 edition, 1977
- CopenhagenDenmark1 edition, 1975
- Gottwaldov1 edition, 1971
- VoorburgNetherlands1 edition, 1969
Venues
- Tatabánya Multifunctional Sport HallTatabánya1 edition, 2026
- Poliesportiu Sa Blanca DonaIbiza1 edition, 2024
- Athletic Hall BelgradeBelgrade1 edition, 2022
- Pajulahti Sports InstituteLahti1 edition, 2020
- Kalev Sports HallTallinn1 edition, 2018
- Centre Sportif Regional d'AlsaceMulhouse1 edition, 2017
- Hala RCS (Regional Sport Centrum Hall)Lubin1 edition, 2015
- ASKI Sport HallAnkara1 edition, 2013
- Vantaan Energia ArenaVantaa1 edition, 2011
- Federal Technical Centre - PalabadmintonMilan1 edition, 2009
- Hermann-Neuberger-HalleSaarbrücken1 edition, 2007
- Esbjerg Badminton CenterEsbjerg1 edition, 2003
- Spała Olympic CenterSpała1 edition, 2001
- Športová hala OlympiaNitra1 edition, 1995
- Hristo Botev HallSofia1 edition, 1993
- BMTE-Törley impozáns sportcsarnokábanBudapest1 edition, 1991
- Armitage CentreManchester1 edition, 1989
- Hali MeryWarsaw1 edition, 1987
- Sacré Coeur Cloister HallPressbaum1 edition, 1985
- Helsinkian Sports HallHelsinki1 edition, 1983
- Meadowbank Sports CentreEdinburgh1 edition, 1981
- Carl Diem HalleMülheim an der Ruhr1 edition, 1979
- RAF Ta Kali hangarTa' Qali1 edition, 1977
- Gladsaxe SportscenterCopenhagen1 edition, 1975
- MeadowbankEdinburgh1 edition, 1973
- Zimní StadionGottwaldov1 edition, 1971
- Sporthal de VliegermolenVoorburg1 edition, 1969