The European Athletics U18 Championships is a biennial outdoor athletics competition for European athletes under the age of 18. It was created to promote higher-level competition among the more talented members of this age group in Europe and provide a stepping stone to the U20 age group.
First held in 2016, the 2020 edition had to be cancelled due to the Covid pandemic but the next Championships are scheduled to take place in Jerusalem, Israel between 4-7 July 2022.

Tickets are now on sale for the Jerusalem 2022 European Athletics U18 Championships which are scheduled to take place from 4-7 July.
Tickets for the championships which will take place in the recently renovated National Stadium are available to be purchased by following <a title="" href="https://www.leaan.co.il/recommendedshows.aspx?cgcode=22585950-b0b8-ec11-80e7-984be16723b6#gp-eau18c-g" target="_blank" rel="noopener">this link</a>.&nbsp;
This will be the third edition of the championships following the inaugural edition in Tbilisi, Georgia in 2016 and the second edition in Gyor, Hungary in 2018 before the coronavirus pandemic forced the cancellation of the 2020 edition.
The championships will provide a glimpse of some of the emerging next generation of athletes. Some of the notable winners from the last edition who have already gone on to make an impact at senior level include Great Britain&rsquo;s Keely Hodgkinson, Ukrainians Yaroslava Mahuchikh and Mykhaylo Kokhan and Spain&rsquo;s Maria Vicente.
The championships will also be streamed in its entirety through the European Athletics website.&nbsp;

Ticket sales launched for 2022 European Athletics U18 Championships

Media accreditation is now open for the Jerusalem 2022 European Athletics U18 Championships from 4-7 July.
Prospective applicants are requested to proceed with their applications by following the relevant link below.
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The deadline to apply for accreditation with accommodation is 2 June.
Media accommodation
The official media hotel is the <a title="" href="https://www.eldanhotel.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Eldan Hotel</a> and the room rate is:
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<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Single Room: 170 EUR</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Twin / Double Room: 200 EUR</li>
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Applicants will receive an accommodation invoice in the coming days after making the booking as well as full details about the booking and cancellation policies.&nbsp;
Coronavirus requirements
Please note that all participants - regardless of vaccination or recovery status - must take a PCR test within 72 hours of their departure to Israel.&nbsp;
You will then be required to present an official document attesting the negative result and specifying your passport number. Tests of any other kind will not be accepted.
For full details of the coronavirus regulations, please refer to this document <a title="" href="https://directus.european-athletics.com/downloads/a4978ed2-0d9c-4ce1-af82-8bb8de4e44e3/App_U18CH2022%20-%20Covid-19%20Regulations%20as%20of%2025.04.2022.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.
Transportation
The official entry point is Ben Gurion Airport (TLV). Travel time to and from the airport to the media hotel is around 45 minutes.
For accredited media, transportation will be provided from between the official media hotel and the competition venue.

Media accreditation opens for Jerusalem 2022 European Athletics U18 Championships

The entry standards for the Jerusalem 2022 European Athletics U18 Championships have been approved and published and can be found <a title="" href="https://directus.european-athletics.com/assets/263a5240-6a65-40a9-bf4c-c21530440ead" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.
The 2022 championships will be the third edition of this event and will come after a hiatus of four years caused by the pandemic which forced the postponement and then cancellation of the championships which were initially due to be held in Rieti in 2020.
Approximately 1200 athletes are expected to compete in next year&rsquo;s event which will take place in the renovated National Stadium which can seat just under 400 spectators.
The last edition of the championships in Gyor 2018 was highlighted by world U18 best performances by Spain&rsquo;s Maria Vicente in the heptathlon and Ukraine&rsquo;s Mykhaylo Kokhan in the hammer

Entry standards published for 2022 European Athletics U18 Championships

The Italian city of Rieti will be the host of the 2026 European Athletics U18 Championships, following a decision made at the 163rd European Athletics Council meeting which concluded in Madrid on Sunday (14).
Rieti emphasised its willingness and enthusiasm to stage the championships after having been the original hosts of the 2020 event in this age group, which unfortunately had to be cancelled due to the COVID pandemic.
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&ldquo;I am very pleased that the Italian federation were able to come back to us with an excellent proposal to stage our U18 championships in Rieti in 2026. Last year was very challenging for athletics around the world and it was with great regret that those championships which were scheduled to take place in Rieti had to be cancelled but we will now be able to utilise a lot of the hard work and effort the Local Organising Committee put in during their preparations for that event to great effect,&rdquo; said European Athletics President Dobromir Karamarinov.
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President of the Rieti 2026 Local Organising Committee Giuliano Casciani commented: &ldquo;Rieti would like to say a big thank you to European Athletics. I am gratified for European Athletics&rsquo; confidence in our city and in the Italian athletics. We will get back to work immediately, taking advantage of what has already been done for Rieti 2020.
&ldquo;It will be a great Rieti 2026 and we will make sure to organise a series of supporting events that will bring even more prestige to the European Athletics U18 Championships. The city of Rieti and our Raul Guidobaldi Stadium can't wait to start again,&rdquo; he added.
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The President of the Italian athletics federation (FIDAL) Stefano Mei said: &ldquo;I am very pleased that Rieti has been awarded with the organisation of the 2026 European Athletics U18 Championships. FIDAL will totally support a city that has huge experience, and a knowledge and passion for athletics, as we all want to deliver the best possible edition of the championships.&rdquo;
The next European Athletics U18 Championships will take place in Jerusalem, Israel in 2022 with the venue of the 2024 edition to be decided at the next European Athletics Council meeting in May 2022.
Another key decision made at the Council meeting was to harmonise the distances contested at the SPAR European Cross Country Championships between the genders from 2023.
The Council accepted a proposal from the European Athletics Event and Competition Commission, who supported the request from the Swedish Athletics federation and endorsed by other Member Federations, to establish equal distances for men and women.
Allowing for flexibility in terms of course design, the SPAR European Cross Country Championships races from 2023 will be contested over the following distances:
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<li>Under 20 women and men: 4-6km</li>
<li>Under 23 women and men 6-8km</li>
<li>Senior women and men: 8-10km</li>
<li>Senior mixed relay: 4x1 lap</li>
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Following the lead by World Athletics, European Athletics has also added the 35km race walk to its list of ratified records, both for senior and U23 athletes.
With World Athletics also adding the 50km distance to its list of ratified road running world records, European Athletics will also add this distance to its records. For both events target performance for the inaugural records were introduced.
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Ireland &ndash; hosts of the 2021 SPAR European Cross Country Championships on 12 December &ndash; became the sixth Member Federation to complete the Focus Federation Programme with their presentation to the Council on Sunday.
The Focus Federation Programme was launched in April 2017 and is open to all federations who do not have any representation on the European Athletics Council.
The main aim of this initiative is to further strengthen links and communication between Member Federations and European Athletics.

Rieti to host 2026 European Athletics U18 Championships

Jerusalem will host the next European Athletics U18 Championships on 4-7 July 2022, the first time Israel has hosted a major competition which will involve every athletics federation from across the continent.
The Israeli Athletics Association (IAA) was awarded the event at the European Athletics Council meeting in November 2019 and since then preparations have progressed rapidly, as confirmed by a site visit by European Athletics staff and technical officials in early October.
IAA Chairman Ami Baran commented after the visit: &rdquo;I am glad everything is moving according to plan and the European Athletics U18 championship is getting closer.
&ldquo;European Athletics put their trust in the IAA and the Jerusalem Municipality to have the U18 Championship in Israel and all the responsible professional bodies are motivated to do our best.
&ldquo;I had the honour to meet the delegates during the visit and I have no doubt that with productive collaboration we will take this trust and we will bring to Jerusalem the best championships that we can.
&ldquo;I still am also filled with hope that the championships will happen in post-COVID-19 days and crowds will be able to join the athletics festivities.&rdquo;
Among the key features of Jerusalem&rsquo;s winning bid were plans of additional investment in the National Stadium infrastructure &ndash; which will stage the championships and is located on the Givat Ram campus of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem &ndash; the strong support from the Jerusalem local authorities and the fact that the championships would leave behind a lasting legacy for the next generation of Israeli athletes.
Extensive work has been conducted on the 3615-seater stadium, a World Athletics Class 2 Cerified Athletics Facility, during the summer to upgrade it.&nbsp;
After visiting the competition site and warm up facilities, as well as reviewing transportation and accommodation, European Athletics delegates were happy to report that the Local Organising Committee's various ambitious plans are well on the way to being met.
The 2022 European Athletics U18 Championships will be the third edition of this particular continental age-group event and will come after a hiatus of four years owing to the COVID pandemic causing the cancellation of the 2020 championships which were scheduled to be held in Rieti, Italy.
Approximately 1200 athletes are expected to participate in Jerusalem from across Europe. The first two editions &ndash; 2016 in Tbilisi, Georgia and 2018 in Gyor, Hungary &ndash; saw three world U18 bests as well as a plethora of national U18 bests and a deluge of record performances is expected once again.
Several potential medal contenders in Jerusalem, when athletes born in 2005 and 2006 will get their chance to savour high level international competition, were in action at the European Athletics U20 Championships in Tallinn, Estonia this summer.
Keep an eye on Th&oslash;gersen
One athlete who caught the eye was the Danish distance runner Sofia Th&oslash;gersen, who took the 3000m silver medal in the Estonian capital,
Th&oslash;gersen, who only turns 17 on the penultimate day of next summer&rsquo;s championship in Jerusalem, ran a national record of 9:16.43 in the Estonian capital and just missed out on gold.
In Jerusalem, she potentially could also challenge for medals in the 2000m steeplechase in which she leads the 2021 U18 world lists with 6:24.51.
In her one and only outing over the barriers this summer, Th&oslash;gersen sliced more than eight seconds off the national U18 best for that event which had previously belonged to Anna Mark Helwigh &ndash; who won the 2016 European U18 2000m steeplechase gold medal &ndash; to leap up to fourth on the European all-time list for the age-group.
Close attention will be on Th&oslash;gersen next summer to see whether she can challenge the European U18 best for the event of 6:19.23 set by Hungary&rsquo;s Grete Varga in 2020, whether that is in jerusalem or elsewhere.
Another 16-year-old to impress in Tallinn and who will be eligible to compete in Jerusalem was the German high jumper Johanna Goring, who cleared 1.92m earlier in 2021 to also lead this year&rsquo;s U18 world list for her event.
In what is a loaded event for Europe&rsquo;s teenage talent, Goring had to settle for fourth place in Tallinn, losing out on a medal on countback, but should have another chance to climb on the podium in Jerusalem.
It has also not gone unnoticed in Germany that the last time a 16-year-old from that country cleared as high as 1.92m was the two-time Olympic champion, Ulrike Meyfarth.
Although this will be the first time Israel has staged a major athletics championships, the country has proven its organisational skills in the past with successful editions of European Throwing Cup and European Combined Events Team Championships as well as the European Athletics Team Championships Second League in Tel Aviv in 2017.

Jerusalem gets ready to host the 2022 European Athletics U18 Championships

The European Athletics U18 Championships which were due to take place in Rieti, Italy from 26-29 August have sadly been cancelled.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Staged for the first time in Tbilisi, Georgia in 2016, the third edition of the championships were initially planned to take place in Rieti in July 2020 before the coronavirus pandemic caused the postponement of the event until August 2021.&nbsp;
But the continuation of the pandemic, the high infection rates in many European countries and the logistical challenges of staging a major European event for U18 athletes in the context of the pandemic have made the staging of the event untenable.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The decision was taken jointly by the Local Organising Committee, the Municipality of Rieti, the Italian Athletics Federation and European Athletics.&nbsp;
"We are of course very disappointed not to be able to offer a championships for U18 athletes in 2021 but we want to thank the Rieti 2021 Local Organising Committee and the Italian Athletics Federation for their hard work in trying to put on this event in exceptionally challenging circumstances," said European Athletics Interim President Dobromir Karamarinov.&nbsp;
Newly elected Italian Athletics Federation President Stefano Mei said: "I am very disappointed that our under 18 athletes won&rsquo;t have the chance to compete at the European Athletics U18 Championships in Rieti at the end of August; a championships that FIDAL and the Local Organising Committee prepared with great enthusiasm and which we tried to stage up until the last moment."&nbsp;&nbsp;
Giuliano Casciani, President of the Local Organising Committee said: "During critical phases of history such as the one we are experiencing, the sense of community responsibility and that of individuals is also measured by the sacrifices one is able to make. It is for this reason reluctantly, but comforted&nbsp; by the fact of safeguarding public health, the Rieti 2020 Organising Committee has agreed by mutual consent with European Athletics, the Italian Athletics Federation and the Municipality of Rieti to cancel the European Athletics U18 Championships."
The next edition of the European Athletics U18 Championships are scheduled to take place in Jerusalem, Israel from 4-7 July 2022.
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Rieti 2021 European Athletics U18 Championships cancelled

The timetable for the Rieti 2021 European Athletics U18 Championships has been published and can be found <a href='https://directus.european-athletics.com/public/uploads/european-athletics/originals/37323c7e-c1c6-480c-9d93-92df9b3baf2e.pdf' target='_blank'>here</a> and under Related Documents. 
The third edition of this championship will take place at the famous Raul Guidobaldi Stadium from 26-29 August 2021. The championship was due to take place in July 2020 but had to be rescheduled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The four day programme concludes with an action-packed session featuring 17 finals. As is customary, the programme concludes with the men’s and women’s medley relays. Italy will be looking for their third successive gold medal after winning the men’s medley relay in both 2016 and 2018. 
At the second edition of the European Athletics U18 Championships in Gyor, Hungary in July 2018, Great Britain & NI topped the medal table with six gold medals ahead of Italy, Germany and Belarus with four gold medals apiece.
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One of the newest events on the continental calendar, the third edition of the European Athletics U18 Championships was supposed to begin in Rieti, Italy on Thursday (16).
And while the athletics season has resumed albeit on a largely domestic scale in Italy, the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic prevented the event from going ahead as planned this year. The famous Raul Guidobaldi track in Rieti will still play host to Europe’s leading U18 athletes but not until the end of next August.
In anticipation of next year’s European Athletics U18 Championships which are scheduled to begin on 26 August 2021, we look back on some of the outstanding performances from the last edition in Gyor, Hungary in 2018 and highlight some of the names to make a note of in the build-up to Rieti next summer.
Vicente breaks world U18 heptathlon best
Already the world U18 champion, Maria Vicente gave further notice of her immense all-round ability with arguably the most dominant performance in Gyor. The Spaniard won the heptathlon title by almost 600 points and five lifetime bests across the seven events helped her to set a world U18 best of 6221 points.
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Remember the name: Maria Vicente! 
This is how she won the heptathlon title at the European U18 Championships in Gyor with a world U18 best. <a href='https://t.co/Gd63kX6FOY'>pic.twitter.com/Gd63kX6FOY</a>
— European Athletics (@EuroAthletics) <a href='https://twitter.com/EuroAthletics/status/1015301147886747649?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw'>July 6, 2018</a></blockquote>
...and then wins the triple jump title
Vicente would have been highly competitive in the individual 100m hurdles and long jump but a timetable overlap didn’t allow Vicente to contest either of those disciplines. Instead she opted for an event which isn’t even part of the heptathlon programme: the triple jump.
After leading from the first event in the heptathlon, Vicente only secured the triple jump title with the last jump of the final. In a dramatic and captivating climax, Bulgaria’s Aleksandra Nacheva displaced Vicente with her final jump of 13.88m only for Vicente to immediately regain the lead and capture the title with another championship record of 13.95m. 
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Today should have marked the first day of the European Athletics U18 Championships in Rieti. 
With Rieti postponed, let's remember the incredible sixth round in the triple jump from Gyor 2018 featuring Maria Vicente and Aleksandra Nacheva! <a href='https://t.co/1iDradfeP3'>pic.twitter.com/1iDradfeP3</a>
— European Athletics (@EuroAthletics) <a href='https://twitter.com/EuroAthletics/status/1283785111750811652?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw'>July 16, 2020</a></blockquote>
Mahuchikh breaks high jump championship record
Ukraine’s Yaroslava Mahuchikh has already made an indelible impact at senior level as evidenced by her silver medal at the World Athletics Championships and her immaculate record in age-group championships clearly served as a useful apprenticeship.
Only 16 at the time, Mahuchikh won gold in Gyor by eleven centimetres, eventually clearing a lifetime best and championship record of 1.94m - a height which would have won the world U20 title in Tampere which took place the following week.
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Another great moment from the last European U18 Championships in Gyor. ✨ 
Only 16, Yaroslava Mahuchikh cleared a championship record of 1.94m to clinch the high jump title. <a href='https://t.co/ysPBfDWwRM'>pic.twitter.com/ysPBfDWwRM</a>
— European Athletics (@EuroAthletics) <a href='https://twitter.com/EuroAthletics/status/1283788311702765568?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw'>July 16, 2020</a></blockquote>
Kokhan smashes world U18 hammer best
Mahuchikh’s compatriot Myhaylo Kokhan has impressed similarly at U18, U20 and senior level. After Vicente’s world U18 best in the heptathlon, Kokhan followed suit by setting a world best of 87.82m. All five of his valid throws in the final were in excess of the championship record of 82.42m which Kokhan had set in qualifying.
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A thunderous performance from Myhaylo Kokhan! ⚡ 
The Ukrainian produced another highlight at the 2018 European U18 Championships in Gyor with a world U18 best in the hammer. <a href='https://t.co/aFtZ1UW49C'>pic.twitter.com/aFtZ1UW49C</a>
— European Athletics (@EuroAthletics) <a href='https://twitter.com/EuroAthletics/status/1283790579189637129?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw'>July 16, 2020</a></blockquote>
Burgin’s gun-to-tape 800m triumph
Great Britain won six gold medals in Gyor with Max Burgin’s 800m triumph arguably the most impressive of the lot. Burgin had produced some super-fast times ahead of the championships and the 16-year-old reproduced this form in Gyor with an unmatchable gun-to-tape display in 1:47.36.
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One of the best front running displays you will see all season! 
Max Burgin, 16, took it out hard from the gun and won it from the front, crossing the finish-line in the 800m in a lifetime best and championship record of 1:47.36. <a href='https://t.co/Uk0KC1KX6D'>pic.twitter.com/Uk0KC1KX6D</a>
— European Athletics (@EuroAthletics) <a href='https://twitter.com/EuroAthletics/status/1016006599087812608?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw'>July 8, 2018</a></blockquote>
Who to watch for in 2021?
More names will undoubtedly come to the fore over the course of the next few months and especially next season but the men’s high jump is already shaping up to be one of the highlights in Rieti next August.
Sandro Tomassini is only 16 but the Slovenian has already cleared 2.21m in his first season in the U18 ranks. This would have been good enough for the gold medal at both the 2016 and 2018 European U18 Championships as well as many editions of the now-discontinued World U18 Championships.
There is always keen interest in the progress of athletes hailing from famous sporting families and one of Tomassini’s principal rivals in the high jump could be Melwin Lycke Holm, the son of 2004 Olympic champion Stefan Holm, who cleared 2.13m indoors and is improving all the time.
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Also watch out for 16-year-old Elvira Tanderud from Sweden who has already clocked 11.52 for 100m and 23.62 for the 200m. 
Serbia’s Adriana Vilagos has already compiled a lot of experience and success at age-group level and she is eligible to compete in Rieti next August, a 2 January 2004 birthdate making her one of the oldest athletes likely to take part. 
Vilagos holds the world U18 best with the 500g javelin with a mark of 68.76m and she still has one full season left in the U18 ranks to further improve this mark.

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