Juniors
World Junior Championships
Played 26 times since 1992, in 25 cities. The latest edition with a draw was in Guwahati in 2025.
- 26
- editions
- 167
- champions
- 25
- host cities
- 1992
- first held
Roll of honour
Every champion, year by year.
Newest first. Each year opens that edition's full draw.
2026Cairo
This edition's draw is not in the archive yet.
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
Chen QingchenCHN Women's doubles 2, Mixed doubles 3 · 2013 to 20155
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2
Chan Chong MingMAS Men's doubles 2, Mixed doubles 1 · 1996 to 19983
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3
Yu YangCHN Women's doubles 1, Mixed doubles 2 · 2002 to 20043
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4
Ratchanok IntanonTHA Women's singles 3 · 2009 to 20113
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5
Kunlavut VitidsarnTHA Men's singles 3 · 2017 to 20193
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6
Zhu YijunCHN Men's doubles 2, Mixed doubles 1 · 2022 to 20233
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7
Sang YangCHN Men's doubles 1, Mixed doubles 1 · 20002
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8
Zhang YawenCHN Women's doubles 1, Mixed doubles 1 · 20002
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9
Chen JinCHN Men's singles 2 · 2002 to 20042
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10
Lee Yong-daeKOR Men's doubles 1, Mixed doubles 1 · 20062
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11
Xie JingCHN Women's doubles 1, Mixed doubles 1 · 2007 to 20082
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12
Ow Yao HanMAS Men's doubles 2 · 2009 to 20102
By nation
- China62
- Malaysia13
- South Korea11
- Thailand10
- Japan10
- Indonesia7
- Denmark3
- Hong Kong3
- Chinese Taipei3
- Netherlands1
Where it is played
Host cities and venues.
Every edition with a recorded host city; editions without one are left out.
Cities
- Alor SetarMalaysia2 editions, 2009 to 2014
- CairoEgypt1 edition, 2026
- GuwahatiIndia1 edition, 2025
- JiangxiChina1 edition, 2024
- SpokaneUnited States1 edition, 2023
- SantanderSpain1 edition, 2022
- KazanRussia1 edition, 2019
- MarkhamCanada1 edition, 2018
- YogyakartaIndonesia1 edition, 2017
- BilbaoSpain1 edition, 2016
- LimaPeru1 edition, 2015
- BangkokThailand1 edition, 2013
- ChibaJapan1 edition, 2012
- TaoyuanChinese Taipei1 edition, 2011
- GuadalajaraMexico1 edition, 2010
- PuneIndia1 edition, 2008
- Waitakere CityNew Zealand1 edition, 2007
- IncheonSouth Korea1 edition, 2006
- RichmondCanada1 edition, 2004
- PretoriaSouth Africa1 edition, 2002
- GuangzhouChina1 edition, 2000
- MelbourneAustralia1 edition, 1998
- SilkeborgDenmark1 edition, 1996
- Kuala LumpurMalaysia1 edition, 1994
- JakartaIndonesia1 edition, 1992
Venues
- Cairo Stadium Indoor Halls ComplexCairo1 edition, 2026
- National Centre of ExcellenceGuwahati1 edition, 2025
- Nanchang International Sports CenterJiangxi1 edition, 2024
- The PodiumSpokane1 edition, 2023
- Palacio de Deportes de SantanderSantander1 edition, 2022
- Kazan Gymnastics CenterKazan1 edition, 2019
- Markham Pan Am CentreMarkham1 edition, 2018
- Among Rogo Sports HallYogyakarta1 edition, 2017
- Bilbao ArenaBilbao1 edition, 2016
- Centro de Alto Rendimiento de La VidenaLima1 edition, 2015
- Stadium Sultan Abdul HalimAlor Setar1 edition, 2014
- Hua Mark Indoor StadiumBangkok1 edition, 2013
- Chiba Port ArenaChiba1 edition, 2012
- Taoyuan ArenaTaoyuan1 edition, 2011
- CODE DomeGuadalajara1 edition, 2010
- Sultan Abdul Halim StadiumAlor Setar1 edition, 2009
- Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports ComplexPune1 edition, 2008
- Waitakere Trusts StadiumWaitakere City1 edition, 2007
- Samsan World GymnasiumIncheon1 edition, 2006
- Minoru ArenaRichmond1 edition, 2004
- Pretoria ShowgroundsPretoria1 edition, 2002
- Tianhe GymnasiumGuangzhou1 edition, 2000
- Sports and Aquatic CentreMelbourne1 edition, 1998
- Silkeborg HallerneSilkeborg1 edition, 1996
- Kuala Lumpur Badminton StadiumKuala Lumpur1 edition, 1994
- Istora Gelora Bung KarnoJakarta1 edition, 1992