Junior World Ski Orienteering Championships

The Junior World Ski Orienteering Championships (or Ski-JWOC) were first held in 1994. Since 1998, competitions have been held annually. Representative countries must be members of the International Orienteering Federation (IOF).^[1]

|1 || 1994 || || Rovaniemi, Finland

|2 || 1996 || February 5–12 || Banská Bystrica/Donovaly, Slovakia

|3 || 1998 || || Velegozh, Russia

|4 || 1999 || March 1–7 || Jundola, Bulgaria

|5 || 2000 ||January 31 – February 6|| Banská Bystrica, Slovakia

|6 || 2001 || February 11–18 || Trentino, Italy

|7 || 2002 ||January 27 – February 3|| Jablonec nad Nisou/Harrachov, Czech Republic

|8 || 2003 || February 17–23|| St. Petersburg, Russia

|9 || 2004 || January 19–25 || Vuokatti, Finland

|10 || 2005 || January 23–29 || S-chanf, Switzerland

|11 || 2006 || February 20–27 || Ivanovo, Russia

|12 || 2007 || February 11–18 || Salzburg, Austria

|13 || 2008 || February 11–18 || Dospat, Bulgaria

|14 || 2009 || January 25 – February 1 || Dalarna, Sweden

|15 || 2010 || February 8–15 || Miercurea Ciuc, Romania

|16 || 2011 || January 31–6 February || Lillehammer, Norway

|17 || 2012 || February 20–26 || Sumy, Ukraine

|18 || 2013 || February 11–18 || Madona, Latvia

|19 || 2014 || February 18–23 || Põlva, Estonia

|20 || 2015 || February 9–15 || Hamar/Løten, Norway

|21 || 2016 || 29 February – 5 March || Obertilliach, Tyrol, Austria

|22 || 2017 || 8–12 February || Imatra, Finland

|23 || 2018 || 4–8 February || Bulgaria

|24 || 2019 || 20–24 march || Piteå, Sweden

|25 || 2020 || 20–26 February || Vännäs, Sweden

|26 || 2021 || 24–28 February || Kärriku, Estonia

|27 || 2022 || 15–19 march || Kemi, Finland

|28 || 2023 || 1–5 February || Madona, Latvia

|29 || 2024 || 22–27 February || Ramsau am Dachstein, Austria

|30 || 2025 || 19-23 march || Posio, Finland

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Notes
1994	Peter Fredriksson	Tapani Partanen	Per Engström
1996	Matti Keskinarkaus	Stian Hognestad	Ilshat Gimranov
1998	Ruslan Gritsan	Sergei Osipov	Vitali Homchenko
1999	Topi Suomalainen	Vasili Glouharev	Peter Arnesson
2000	Petri Kiiskinen	Marc Lauenstein	Jari Sillman
2001	Kirill Vesselov	Remo Fischer	Mikhail Sorokin
2002	Kirill Vesselov	Anton Smirnov	Staffan Tunis
2003	Jonne Lehto	Nikolai Moskalenko	Alexey Bortnik
2004	Jonne Lehto	Erik Rost	Jussi Simula
2005	Erik Rost	Alexey Kozhemiakin	Andrey Lamov
2006	Andrey Lamov	Taras Kashchuk	Magne Dæhli	17.9 km, 22 controls
2007	Taras Kashchuk	Olli-Markus Taivainen	Daniel Nordebo	12.0 km, 25 controls
2008	Stanimir Belomazhev	Olli-Markus Taivainen	Taras Kashchuk
2009	Olli-Markus Taivainen	Hans Jörgen Kvåle	Leo Laakkonen	16.2 km, 18 controls
2010	Mikhail Utkin	Anton Sjökvist	David Bejmer
2011	Daniel Svensson	Anton Sjökvist	Gleb Tikhonov
2012	Andreas Holmberg	Aleksey Popov	Santeri Aikio
2013	Lauri Nenonen	Ulrik Nordberg	Tuomas Kotro
2014	Misa Tuomala	Sergey Gorlanov	Nauris Raize
2015[a]	Aleksi Karppinen	Vladislav Kiselev	Sergey Gorlanov	14.0 km, 41 participants
2016	Vladislav Kiselev	Anssi Koirikivi	Sergey Gorlanov	14.7 km, 46 participants
2017	Vladislav Kiselev	Aleksandr Pavlenko	Vadim Ogorodnikov	16.3 km, 46 participants
2018	Jørgen Baklid	Henning Sjökvist	Igor Linkevich	? km, 50 participants
2019	Sergey Mizonov	Nicola Mueller	German Sazykin	17.1 km, 38 participants
2020	German Sazykin	Artemiy Dorma	Isak Jonsson	17.4 km, 34 participants

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Notes
1994	Liisa Anttila	Ella Heiko	Lina Börjes
1996	Hanna Kosonen	Anne M. Hausken	Tatiana Naumova
1998	Erja Jokinen	Katja Rajaniemi	Hannele Valkonen
1999	Katja Rajaniemi	Marie Lund	Anna Ustinova
2000	Yekaterina Chizhikova	Kirsi Vanhalakka	Aino-Maria Hirvi
2001	Yekaterina Chizhikova	Lena Eliasson	Kirsi Vanhalakka
2002	Yekaterina Chizhikova	Katri Mehtälä	Eva Böhmová
2003	Yelena Grand	Laura Salmi	Sari Suomalainen
2004	Valentina Lebedeva	Olga Novikova	Lenka Hrusková
2005	Eva Svensson	Olga Novikova	Anastasia Kravchenko
2006	Anastasia Kravchenko	Tatiana Kozlova	Eva Svensson	10.7 km, 18 controls
2007	Eva Svensson	Helene Söderlund	Hana Hanciková	9.9 km, 20 controls
2008	Alyona Chukareva	Judith Wyder	Yekaterina Munina
2009	Tatiana Medvedeva	Tove Alexandersson	Maria Nordström	9.3 km, 8 controls
2010	Barbro Kvåle	Maria Nordström	Marie Asprusten
2011	Barbro Kvåle	Tove Alexandersson	Marjut Turunen
2012	Tove Alexandersson	Linda Lindkvist	Marjut Turunen
2013	Frida Sandberg	Oona Valkonen	Linda Lindkvist
2014	Evelina Wickbom	Frida Sandberg	Liubov Balandina
2015[a]	Isabel Salen	Liubov Balandina	Anine Ahlsand	10.7 km, 35 participants
2016	Anine Ahlsand	Petra Hancová	Tuuli Suutari	10.97 km, 35 participants

This event was called "Short distance" from 1994 to 2004. Since 2005 it is called "Middle distance".

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Notes
1994	Tapani Partanen	Peter Fredriksson	Vesa Varis
1996	Mika Hakkarainen	Matti Keskinarkaus	Jakub Vodrazka
1998	Ruslan Gritsan	Markus Kainu	Vitali Homchenko
1999	Olav Baken-Hagelia	Pasi Kiiskinen	Erik Wiberg
2000	Vasili Gloukharev	David Andersson	Peter Arnesson
2001	David Andersson	Remo Fischer	Kirill Vesselov
2002	Tuukka Turkka	Staffan Tunis	Vadim Tolstopyatov
2003	Tuukka Turkka	Alexey Kozhemiakin	Pär Häggström
2004	Jonne Lehto	Andrey Lamov	Erik Rost
2005	Erik Rost	Jussi Simula	Pavel Utkin
2006	Andrey Lamov	Olli-Markus Taivainen	Magne Dæhli	7.45 km, 15 controls
2007	Taras Kashchuk	Ove Sätra	Thomas Carlsson	6.3 km, 20 controls
2008	Stanimir Belomazhev	Leo Laakkonen	Valeriy Glukhov	8.2 km, 18 controls
2009	Olli-Markus Taivainen	Leo Laakkonen	Gustav Nordström	7.5 km, 16 controls
2010	Mikhail Utkin	Rasmus Korvald Skaare	Vetle Ruud Bråten
2011	Anton Sjökvist	Adam Karlsson	Daniel Svensson
2012	Andreas Holmberg	Aleksey Popov	Ulrik Nordberg
2013	Misa Tuomala	Jonas Bakken	Tuomas Kotro
2014	Jonas Madslien Bakken	Aleksi Karppinen	Sergey Gorlanov
2015[a]	Aleksandr Pavlenko	Aleksi Karppinen	Audun Heimdal	7.5 km, 41 participants
2016	Sergey Gorlanov	Vladislav Kiselev	Aleksandr Pavlenko	6.9 km, 45 participants

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Notes
1994	Liisa Anttila	Irina Onistchenko	Annica Clevnert
1996	Hanna Kosonen	Olga Porozova	Annika Björk
1998	Anna Ustinova	Maria Bergkvist	Anna Vorobieva
1999	Anna Ustinova	Katja Rajaniemi	Salla Lehto
2000	Aino-Maria Hirvi	Ekaterina Chizhikova	Salla Lehto
2001	Maria Bergkvist	Svetlana Shvezova	Martiina Joensuu
2002	Ekaterina Chizhikova	Maria Gorchkova	Elena Grand
2003	Elena Grand	Emelie Eklöf	Marttiina Joensuu
2004	Olga Novikova	Valentina Lebedeva	Yulia Bronnikova
2005	Eva Svensson	Olga Novikova	Pernilla Tunis
2006	Tatiana Kozlova	Anastasia Kravchenko	Maria Shilova	5.27 km, 13 controls
2007	Eva Svensson	Olga Trifanova	Helene Söderlund	4.9 km, 15 controls
2008	Simona Karochova	Ekaterina Munina	Christina Lovald-Hellberg	6.4 km, 14 controls
2009	Maria Nordström	Tove Alexandersson	Marie Asprusten	6.3 km, 14 controls
2010	Barbro Kvåle	Marie Asprusten	Ekaterina Situkhina
2011	Tove Alexandersson	Barbro Kvåle	Marjut Turunen
2012	Tove Alexandersson	Anna Närhi	Marjut Turunen
2013	Frida Sandberg	Daisy Kudre	Evelina Wickbom
2014	Frida Sandberg	Isabel Salen	Suvi Oikarinen
2015[a]	Isabel Salen	Ellen Sarenmark	Hanna Eriksson	4.8 km, 36 participants
2016	Tuuli Suutari	Liubov Balandina	Klara Yngvesson	6.0 km, 35 participants

This event was first held in 2005.

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Notes
2005	Erik Rost	Stanislav Cheha	Gustav Hall
2006	Andrey Lamov	Taras Kashchuk	Olli-Markus Taivainen	2.81 km, 9 controls
2007	Olli-Markus Taivainen	Taras Kashchuk	Johan Edin	3.0 km, 12 controls
2008	Sindre Haverstad	Alexander Vereshchagin	Hans Jörgen Kvåle	3.6 km, 7 controls
2009	Olli-Markus Taivainen	Gustav Nordström	Hans Jörgen Kvåle	3.0 km, 9 controls
2010	Stepan Malinovskiy	Mikhail Utkin	Yury Yazykou
2011	Gleb Tikhonov	Tuomas Kotro	Daniel Svensson
2012	Andreas Holmberg	Misa Tuomala	Linus Rapp
2013	Ulrik Nordberg	Lofthus Dag	Lauri Nenonen
2014	Sergey Shalin	Jyri Uusitalo	Sixten Walheim
2015[a]	Vladislav Kiselev	Aleksandr Pavlenko	Elias Thorsdal Molnvik	41 participants
2016	Vladislav Kiselev	Sergey Gorlanov	Audun Heimdal	2.96 km, 45 participants

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Notes
2005	Tatiana Kozlova	Anastasia Kravchenko	Alena Trapeznikova
2006	Tatiana Kozlova	Maria Shilova	Anastasia Kravchenko	2.45 km, 9 controls
2007	Hana Hancikova	Helene Söderlund	Eva Svensson	2.7 km, 9 controls
2008	Hana Hancikova	Christina Lovald-Hellberg	Kristina Nordebo	3.1 km, 6 controls
2009	Maria Nordström	Tatiana Medvedeva	Tamara Ezhkova	2.5 km, 8 controls
2010	Maria Nordström	Marie Asprusten	Anastasiya Svir	[2]
2011	Tove Alexandersson	Barbro Kvåle	Marjut Turunen
2012	Tove Alexandersson	Anna Ulvensøen	Salla Koskela
2013	Frida Sandberg	Linda Lindkvist	Andrine Benjaminsen
2014	Liubov Balandina	Frida Sandberg	Isabel Salen
2015[a]	Anine Ahlsand	Evine Westli Andersen	Andrine Benjaminsen	36 participants
2016	Anine Ahlsand	Liisa Nenonen	Liubov Balandina	2.66 km, 34 participants

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Notes
1994	Sweden	Finland	Russia
1996	Finland	Norway	Czech Republic
1998	Sweden	Norway	Estonia
1999	Finland	Sweden	Switzerland
2000	Switzerland	Sweden	Russia
2001	Norway	Sweden	Russia
2002	Finland	Russia	Czech Republic
2003	Russia	Finland	Sweden
2004	Finland	Sweden	Russia
2005	Russia	Sweden	Finland
2006	Russia	Norway	Finland
2007	Sweden	Norway	Finland
2008	Finland	Norway	Sweden
2009	Finland	Norway	Russia
2010	Sweden	Norway	Finland
2011	Sweden	Finland	Norway
2012	Sweden	Finland	Russia
2013	Finland	Russia	Norway
2014	Finland	Russia	Norway
2015[a]	Russia Aleksandr Pavlenko Sergey Gorlanov Vladislav Kiselev	Finland Samuli Schroderus Eevert Toivonen Aleksi Karppinen	Norway Jonas Madslien Bakken Elias Thordal Molnvik Bjornar Kvale	10 countries
2016	Russia Aleksandr Pavlenko Sergey Gorlanov Vladislav Kiselev	Norway Vegard Gulbrandsen Jorgen Baklid Audun Heimdal	Sweden Robin Salen Filip Jacobsson Henning Sjokvist	10 countries

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Notes
1994	Finland	Norway	Sweden
1996	Norway	Czech Republic	Finland
1998	Finland	Sweden	Norway
1999	Finland	Russia	Sweden
2000	Finland	Russia	Sweden
2001	Finland	Russia	Sweden
2002	Russia	Finland	Czech Republic
2003	Russia	Finland	Sweden
2004	Russia	Finland	Sweden
2005	Russia	Sweden	Norway
2006	Russia	Sweden	Czech Republic
2007	Sweden	Czech Republic	Finland
2008	Russia	Finland	Norway
2009	Sweden	Finland	Czech Republic
2010	Sweden	Russia	Norway
2011	Norway	Finland	Sweden
2012	Sweden	Norway	Finland
2013	Norway	Sweden	Russia
2014	Sweden	Russia	Finland
2015[a]	Russia Mariya Petrushko Anastasia Sopova Liubov Balandina	Finland Tuuli Suutari Juliaana Nasi Suvi Oikarinen	Sweden Hanna Eriksson Ellen Sarenmark Isabel Salen	7 countries
2016	Finland Maiju Kovanen Liisa Nenonen Tuuli Suutari	Norway Tilla Farnes Hennum Ragnhild Hjermstad Anine Ahlsand	Sweden Klara Yngvesson Ida Nordlund Isabel Salen	12 countries

• World Ski Orienteering Championships
• World Cup in Ski Orienteering

• Ski-JWOC (IOF) (Retrieved October 27, 2020)
• Ski-JWOC2006 – Official site (Retrieved June 29, 2008)
• Ski-JWOC2007 – Official site (Retrieved June 29, 2008)
• Ski-JWOC2008 Archived June 15, 2008, at the Wayback Machine – Official site (Retrieved June 29, 2008)
• "Ski-JWOC 2009. Results". Official site. Archived from the original on January 31, 2009. Retrieved February 3, 2009.
• Ski-JWOC2010 Archived September 11, 2009, at the Wayback Machine – Official site