The World Archery Youth Championships, an international competition in archery, have been held in alternate years since 1991 each time in a different host city. There are events in cadet and junior categories using the recurve and compoundbows.
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The World Archery Youth Championships an international competition in archery have been held in alternate years since 1991 each time in a different host city There are events in cadet and junior categories using the recurve and compound bows Contents 1 Editions 2 Champions 2 1 Recurve Junior 2 2 Compound Junior 2 3 Recurve Cadet 2 4 Compound Cadet 3 ReferencesEditions editWorld Archery Youth Championships Number Year Location Events 1 1991 nbsp Sandefjord 2 1993 nbsp Moliets 3 1994 nbsp Roncegno 4 1996 nbsp Chula Vista 5 1998 nbsp Sunne 6 2000 nbsp Belfort 7 2002 nbsp Nymburk 8 2004 nbsp Lilleshall 9 2006 nbsp Merida 10 2008 nbsp Antalya 11 2009 nbsp Ogden 12 2011 nbsp Legnica 13 2013 nbsp Wuxi 20 14 2015 nbsp Yankton 20 15 2017 nbsp Rosario 20 16 2019 nbsp Madrid 20 17 2021 nbsp Wroclaw 20 18 2023 nbsp Limerick 19 2025 nbsp Winnipeg 1 Champions editSince 2002 two classes have been contested at the Youth World Championships Junior under 20 Cadet under 17 2 Recurve Junior edit Year Location Men s Individual Women s Individual Men s Team Women s Team Mixed Team Ref 3 1991 nbsp Sandefjord nbsp Victor Wunderle USA nbsp Denise Parker USA nbsp Soviet Union nbsp Italy 1 1993 nbsp Moliets nbsp Bair Badenov RUS nbsp Karin Larsson SWE nbsp United States nbsp Sweden 2 1994 nbsp Roncegno nbsp Victor Wunderle USA nbsp Kang Hyun ji KOR nbsp Italy nbsp South Korea 3 1996 nbsp Chula Vista nbsp Jackson Fear AUS nbsp South Korea 4 1998 nbsp Sunne nbsp Oh Jin hyek KOR nbsp Kim Nam soon KOR nbsp China 5 2000 nbsp Belfort nbsp Chung Young soo KOR nbsp Choi Ok nam KOR nbsp Germany nbsp South Korea 6 2002 nbsp Nymburk nbsp Anton Prylepau BLR nbsp Kim Yu mi KOR nbsp South Korea 7 2004 nbsp Lilleshall nbsp Tim Cuddihy AUS nbsp Jo Eun ji KOR nbsp South Korea nbsp South Korea 8 2006 nbsp Merida nbsp Romain Girouille FRA nbsp Kim So yun KOR nbsp Germany nbsp South Korea 9 2008 nbsp Antalya nbsp Luca Melotto ITA nbsp Mikie Zushi JPN nbsp Australia nbsp China 10 2009 nbsp Ogden nbsp Sung Woo kyeong KOR nbsp Lee Yu jin KOR nbsp South Korea nbsp South Korea 11 2011 nbsp Legnica nbsp Deepika Kumari IND nbsp South Korea 12 2013 nbsp Wuxi nbsp Robin Ramaekers BEL nbsp Jeon Sung eun KOR nbsp Russia nbsp Ukraine 13 2015 nbsp Yankton nbsp Min Byeong yeon KOR nbsp Peng Chia mao TPE nbsp South Korea nbsp South Korea 14 2017 nbsp Rosario nbsp Jeong Tae yeong KOR nbsp Kim Kyoung eun KOR nbsp South Korea nbsp Italy nbsp India 2019 nbsp Madrid nbsp Kim Hyeon jong KOR nbsp Valentina Acosta COL nbsp South Korea nbsp South Korea nbsp South Korea 2021 nbsp Wroclaw nbsp Tetsuya Aoshima JPN nbsp Komalika Bari IND nbsp India nbsp Japan nbsp India 15 Compound Junior edit Year Location Men s Individual Women s Individual Men s Team Women s Team Mixed Team Ref 4 1994 nbsp Roncegno nbsp Randall Copp USA nbsp Nicole Bartlett AUS nbsp Sweden nbsp United States 16 1996 nbsp Chula Vista nbsp Bart Winterton USA nbsp Angela Moscarelli USA nbsp Australia nbsp United States 17 1998 nbsp Sunne nbsp Adam Wheatcroft USA nbsp Ashley Kamuf USA nbsp United States nbsp France 18 2000 nbsp Belfort nbsp Amber Dawson USA nbsp United States 19 2002 nbsp Nymburk nbsp Florian Faucheur FRA nbsp Camilla Somod DEN nbsp Sweden 20 2004 nbsp Lilleshall nbsp Braden Gellenthien USA nbsp Tiffany Reeves USA nbsp Canada nbsp United States 21 2006 nbsp Merida nbsp Palton Hansda IND nbsp Doris Jones CAN nbsp United States nbsp United States 22 2008 nbsp Antalya nbsp Mads Juul Krogshede DEN nbsp Kendal Nicely USA nbsp Russia 23 2009 nbsp Ogden nbsp Cody Thompson USA nbsp Inge van Caspel NED nbsp United States 24 2011 nbsp Legnica nbsp Colann Schreuders NED nbsp Kendal Nicely USA nbsp Canada nbsp Mexico nbsp Netherlands 25 2013 nbsp Wuxi nbsp Stephan Hansen DEN nbsp Sara Lopez COL nbsp Mexico nbsp United States nbsp Colombia 26 2015 nbsp Yankton nbsp Tanja Jensen DEN nbsp Turkey 27 2017 nbsp Rosario nbsp Curtis Broadnax USA nbsp Alexis Ruiz USA nbsp Mexico nbsp Mexico nbsp United Kingdom 2019 nbsp Madrid nbsp Anders Faugstad NOR nbsp Amanda Mlinaric CRO nbsp United States nbsp United States nbsp India 2021 nbsp Wroclaw nbsp Robin Jaatma EST nbsp Amanda Mlinaric CRO nbsp Mexico nbsp Mexico nbsp Estonia 28 Recurve Cadet edit Year Location Men s Individual Women s Individual Men s Team Women s Team Mixed Team Ref 5 2002 nbsp Nymburk nbsp Tim Cuddihy AUS nbsp Karina Lipiarska POL nbsp Australia nbsp Italy 29 2004 nbsp Lilleshall nbsp Chen Wenyuan CHN nbsp Carla Frangilli ITA nbsp Germany nbsp China 30 2006 nbsp Merida nbsp Ryan Tyack AUS nbsp Jane Waller AUS nbsp Turkey nbsp Ukraine 31 2008 nbsp Antalya nbsp Kim Hyun KOR nbsp Tatiana Segina RUS nbsp South Korea nbsp South Korea 32 2009 nbsp Ogden nbsp Kim Joo wan KOR nbsp Deepika Kumari IND 33 2011 nbsp Legnica nbsp Park Seong jeol KOR nbsp Ryoo Su jung KOR nbsp Chinese Taipei nbsp South Korea 34 2013 nbsp Wuxi nbsp Patrick Huston GBR nbsp Jeong Yu ri KOR nbsp France nbsp France nbsp Great Britain 35 2015 nbsp Yankton nbsp Marcus Vinicius D Almeida BRA nbsp Hyeong Yea jin KOR nbsp South Korea nbsp South Korea nbsp South Korea 36 2017 nbsp Rosario nbsp Tang Chih chun TPE nbsp Park So hui KOR nbsp United States nbsp Japan nbsp Chinese Taipei 2019 nbsp Madrid nbsp Tai Yu hsuan TPE nbsp Komalika Bari IND nbsp South Korea nbsp South Korea nbsp South Korea 2021 nbsp Wroclaw nbsp Iban Bariteaud FRA nbsp Caroline Lopez FRA nbsp India nbsp France nbsp India 37 Compound Cadet edit Year Location Men s Individual Women s Individual Men s Team Women s Team Mixed Team Ref 6 2002 nbsp Nymburk nbsp Thomas Nealy USA nbsp Erika Anschutz USA nbsp United States not held 38 2004 nbsp Lilleshall nbsp Ryan Day USA nbsp Antoinette Heijkers NED nbsp United States 39 2006 nbsp Merida nbsp Paris Goico de Lara DOM nbsp Anastasia Anastasio ITA nbsp United States nbsp United States 40 2008 nbsp Antalya nbsp Joey Hunt III USA nbsp Kailey Johnston USA 41 2009 nbsp Ogden nbsp Alexander Sahi USA nbsp Paige Pearce USA nbsp Mexico 42 2011 nbsp Legnica nbsp Stephan Hansen DEN nbsp Emily Fischer USA nbsp United States nbsp United States 43 2013 nbsp Wuxi nbsp Domagoj Buden CRO nbsp Alexandra Savenkova RUS nbsp Turkey nbsp Russia 44 2015 nbsp Yankton nbsp Viktor Orosz HUN nbsp Fatimah Almashhadani IRQ nbsp United States nbsp Mexico 45 2017 nbsp Rosario nbsp Bryan Alvarado Fernandez PUR nbsp Lucy Mason GBR nbsp United States nbsp Mexico nbsp Turkey 2019 nbsp Madrid nbsp Sebastian Garcia MEX nbsp Arina Cherkezova RUS nbsp United States nbsp United States nbsp Mexico 2021 nbsp Wroclaw nbsp Aljaz Matija Brenk SLO nbsp Selene Rodriguez MEX nbsp India nbsp India nbsp India 46 References edit Korea to host World Archery Championships in 2025 Book 2 Events PDF Archived from the original PDF on 17 April 2012 Outdoor Archery Youth World Championships Individual Medallists PDF Archery org Retrieved 2012 09 20 Outdoor Archery Youth World Championships Individual Medallists PDF Archery org Retrieved 2012 09 20 Outdoor Archery Youth World Championships 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