2021 European Youth Orienteering Championships

The 2021 European Youth Orienteering Championships was an edition of the European U16 and U18 Orientering Championships, organised by the International Orienteering Federation. It was held in Vilnius, Lithuania from 19–22 August 2021.[2]

2021 European Youth Orienteering Championships
Location Vilnius, Lithuania
Dates19–22 August 2021
Nations29[1]

Medal overview

Men
Event Gold Silver Bronze
U18
Sprint[3] Konrad Stamer Brage Takle Mathias Barros Vallet
Long distance[4] Aarni Ronkainen Mark Tutynin Martin Vehus Skjerve
Relay[5]  Norway
Alfred Bjørnerød
Brage Takle
Martin Vehus Skjerve		  Czech Republic
Vít Čech
Lukáš Vítebský
Martin Šimša		  Lithuania
Tadas Dementavičius
Adomas Časas
Andojas Lapinskas
U16
Sprint[3] Jan Strýček Niels Dalgaard Dan Bolehovský
Long distance[4] Dan Bolehovský Hannes Mogensen Jan Strýček
Relay[5]  Denmark
Casper Blakskjær
Niels Dalgaard
Hannes Mogensen		  Czech Republic
Jan Strýček
Jakub Račanský
Dan Bolehovský		  Estonia
Chris Marcus Krahv
Ossi Rasmus Priks
Renno Merenäkk

Women
Event Gold Silver Bronze
U18
Sprint[3] Viktória Mag Markéta Mulíčková Salla Isoherranen
Long distance[4] Salla Isoherranen Alina Niggli Boglárka Czakó
Relay[5]  Sweden
Elsa Sonesson
Ida Bengtsson
Hanna Jonsell		  Finland
Emilia Tala
Inari Karppinen
Salla Isoherranen		  Russia
Anastasiya Kurova
Kseniya Beskhmelnova
Olesia Gladilkina
U16
Sprint[3] Rita Máramarosi Silva Kemppi Lea Martanová
Long distance[4] Silva Kemppi Michaela Metelková Elli Punto
Relay[5]  Finland
Virna Pellikka
Elli Punto
Silva Kemppi		  Czech Republic
Michaela Novotná
Michaela Metelková
Lea Martanová		  Hungary
Lili Lantai
Janka Mikes
Rita Máramarosi

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Lithuania)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Finland (FIN)4228
2 Czech Republic (CZE)25310
3 Hungary (HUN)2024
4 Denmark (DEN)1203
5 Norway (NOR)1113
6 Germany (GER)1001
 Sweden (SWE)1001
8 Russia (RUS)0112
9  Switzerland (SUI)0101
10 Estonia (EST)0011
 France (FRA)0011
 Lithuania (LTU)*0011
Totals (12 nations)12121236

Participating countries

29 countries participated.[6]

References
  1. Competition bulletin
  2. Lietuvos orientacininkams – Europos čempionato bronza
  3. Sprint results
  4. Long Distance results
  5. Relay results
  6. "European youth orienteering championship 2021 - Team reuslts" (PDF). Retrieved 2021-08-22.
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