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2026 European Athletics U18 Championships

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The 2026 European Athletics U18 Championships was the fifth edition of the biennial continental athletics competition for European athletes aged fifteen to seventeen. It was held in Rieti, Italy from 16 to 19 July 2026 at the Stadio Raul Guidobaldi.

Dates16–19 July 2026
Host cityRieti, Italy
LevelU18
Quick facts 5th European Athletics U18 Championships, Dates ...
5th European Athletics U18 Championships
Dates16–19 July 2026
Host cityRieti, Italy
VenueStadio Raul Guidobaldi
LevelU18
TypeOutdoor
Events40
Participation1104 athletes from
48 nations
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Medal summary

Legend
  • CR (Championship Record), PB (Personal Best; =PB: repeat/reconfirm Personal Best), SB (Season Best), WU18L (World U18 Lead), EU18L (European U18 Lead), EU18B (European U18 Best Performance/Record), 'NU18B' (National U18 Best Performance/Record)

Men

More information Event, Gold ...
Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres[1]
Wind: (+0.1 m/s)
Divine Iheme
 Great Britain
10.29 CR, =EU18L, =PB Francisco de Las Heras
 Spain
10.36 NU18B Marco Glinz
 Austria
10.45 NU18B
200 metres[2]
Wind: (+0.7 m/s)
Bronson Hearn-Smith
 Great Britain
20.70 CR, PB Bartosz Pytlik
 Poland
21.01 Iker Piñeira
 Spain
21.08 NU18B
400 metres[3] Sebastian Karp
 Slovakia
46.53 EU18L, NU18B Jakub Marek
 Czech Republic
46.59 PB Lukáš Bednarík
 Czech Republic
47.03 PB
800 metres[4] Axel Mougel-Depoutot
 France
1:49.76 Sergio Redondo
 Spain
1:49.93 Magnus Riddell
 Great Britain
1:50.12
1500 metres[5] Freddie Rowe
 Great Britain
3:55.33 Alistair Street
 Great Britain
3:56.80 Alex Sangil
 Spain
3:57.70
3000 metres[6] Joseph Scanes
 Great Britain
8:09.19 PB Maximilian Rath
 Germany
8:09.40 PB Jonathan Albustin
 Germany
8:10.01 PB
110 metres hurdles[7]
Wind: (+0.5 m/s)
Yunus Emre Civelek
 Turkey
13.08 NU18B Eljahro Philipsen
 Netherlands
13.09 Nicolás Ceballos
 Spain
13.35 NU18B
400 metres hurdles[8] Mauro Seguín
 Spain
50.62 Tristan Luño
 Spain
50.65 PB Zsombor Klucsik
 Austria
51.27 NU18B
2000 metres steeplechase[9] Pablo Vázquez
 Spain
5:49.03 Jonas Beutler
 Switzerland
5:49.51 Abdulsamet Duman
 Turkey
5:50.07 PB
5000 m walk[10] Gabriel González
 Spain
20:33.76 Davide Sorressa
 Italy
20:40.16 PB Patrik Pivarski
 Croatia
20:40.66
High jump[11] Samuel James
 Great Britain
2.25 m CR, WU18L, PB Dawid Barański
 Poland
2.12 m Jan Ungeheuer
 Germany
2.09 m PB
Pole vault[12] Jonathan Hummel
 Germany
5.15 m EU18L, PB Axel Faye
 France
5.10 m PB Lukáš Kratochvíl
 Czech Republic
5.00 m
Long jump[13] Pyry Heiskanen
 Finland
7.79 m EU18L, NU18B Maïdis Gorrillot
 France
7.71 m Otakar Vich
 Czech Republic
7.64 m PB
Triple jump[14] Tito Odunaike
 Great Britain
16.12 m CR, =WU18L, =PB Mátyás Bella
 Hungary
15.49 m PB Dimitrios Moumouris
 Greece
15.49 m
Shot put[15] Clésio de Carvalho
 Germany
20.15 m Antony del Pioluogo
 Italy
19.81 m Adrian Dral
 Poland
19.75 m
Discus throw[16] Moyo Stumpenhusen
 Great Britain
64.92 m CR, NU18B Jan Valenta
 Czech Republic
62.82 m NU18B John-Christian Schochardt
 Germany
62.56 m PB
Hammer throw[17] Josef Pazdera
 Czech Republic
79.07 m WU18L, NU18B Petros Kassavitas
 Greece
75.24 m PB Janne Verho
 Finland
74.37 m
Javelin throw[18] Jere Murto
 Finland
80.41 m WU18L, PB Edward Scott
 Great Britain
70.02 m Jevin Rasanayagam
 Switzerland
69.06 m PB
Decathlon Sebastián Andrejev
 Czech Republic
7523 pts WU18L, PB Aleksander Metsmaker
 Estonia
7507 pts PB Oliver Downs
 Great Britain
7341 pts NU18B
Medley relay[19]  Czech Republic
Jan Tuhácek
Štepán Vardžák
Lukáš Bednarík
Jakub Marek
1:51.44 CR, WL, NU18B  Spain
Francisco de Las Heras
Iker Piñeira
Alex Sola
Tristan Luño
1:51.81 NU18B  France
Pierre Ivanes
Maïdis Gorrillot
Antoine Marx
Dylan Telo
1:52.85 SB
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* Indicates that the athlete participated only in the preliminary heats and also received a medal as part of the relay.

Women

More information Event, Gold ...
Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres[20]
Wind: (+0.6 m/s)
Kelly Doualla
 Italy
11.14 CR, EU18B, WU18L Apostolia Antonatou
 Greece
11.46 NU18B Celine Obinna-Alo
 Great Britain
11.50
200 metres[21]
Wind: (+0.3 m/s)
Mariona Armero
 Spain
23.57 NU18B Carolina-Andreea Pungă
 Romania
23.58 PB Aneta Onderková
 Czech Republic
23.87
400 metres[22] Eleni Iakovaki
 Greece
52.38 EU18L, NU18B Sophie Akuchi Emmanuel
 Hungary
52.80 NU18B Zofia Pasierbek
 Poland
53.08 PB
800 metres[23] Živa Remic
 Slovenia
2:03.77 CR Magda Karall
 Austria
2:05.88 NU18B Isabelle Gaffney
 Ireland
2:06.10 =PB
1500 metres[24] Alice Penciu-Jurin
 France
4:22.77 Emma Hickey
 Ireland
4:24.90 Mila Klein
 Germany
4:26.49
3000 metres[25] Aimie Decrausaz
 Switzerland
9:06.60 CR, EU18L, NU18B Natasza Dudek
 Poland
9:21.02 NU18B Pauline Daumas
 France
9:22.33
100 metres hurdles[26]
Wind: (+0.9 m/s)
Delisha Domingos
 Germany
13.00 NU18B Alessia Succo
 Italy
13.14 Anna Peeters
 France
13.21
400 metres hurdles[27] Linda Botková
 Czech Republic
55.19 CR, EU20R, WU18L Mina Hirsbrunner
 Switzerland
57.83 NU18B Lucia Bertacchini
 Great Britain
58.13
2000 metres steeplechase[28] Franziska Gräter
 Germany
6:36.03 PB Lucie Cawley
 Ireland
6:36.22 NU18B Lucie Jílková
 Czech Republic
6:37.60 PB
5000 m walk[29] Rebecca D'Alessandro
 Italy
22:58.95 Paula Elvira
 Spain
23:18.98 Caterina Carissimi
 Italy
23:21.37
High jump[30] Karina Niżyńska
 Poland
1.84 m Alessandra Bighi
 Italy
1.82 m PB Lea Völcker
 Germany
1.80 m
Pole vault[31] Julie Bourgis
 France
4.40 m CR, PB Isild Drouet
 France
4.35 m Alba Benito
 Spain
4.15 m NU18B
Long jump[32] Kristýna Záhorová
 Czech Republic
6.47 m CR, EU18L, NU18B Emīlija Brauna
 Latvia
6.24 m PB Gift Okunrobo
 Spain
6.21 m SB
Triple jump[33] Viktoria Angelova
 Bulgaria
13.98 m CR, WU18L, PB Eylül Dönmez
 Turkey
13.45 m NU18B Gift Okunrobo
 Spain
13.23 m SB
Shot put[34] Emma le Blansch
 Netherlands
17.76 m PB Kinga Jackowska
 Poland
17.50 m Zsófi Marton
 Hungary
17.35 m NU18B
Discus throw[35] Marina Hadjicosta
 Cyprus
56.17 m Emma le Blansch
 Netherlands
53.54 m PB Sarah Berkani
 Sweden
50.91 m PB
Hammer throw[36] Milaniia Kokhan
 Ukraine
70.19 m EU18L, PB Loan Rodride
 France
68.91 m PB Oriana Lovrec
 Slovenia
67.02 m PB
Javelin throw[37] Lucy Bull
 Great Britain
56.60 PB Ema Trogrlić
 Croatia
56.40 PB Simanur Bilgili
 Turkey
55.72
Heptathlon Alisa Launonen
 Finland
6154 pts WU18L, NU18B Svea Funck
 Germany
6065 pts NU18B Fleur Favre
 Netherlands
5822 pts NU18B
Medley relay[38]  Czech Republic
Klára Kaderová
Aneta Onderková
Linda Botková
Anna Cerovská
2:05.65 WL, NU18B  Poland
|Iga Niezgoda
Maja Gondek
Zofia Pasierbek
Martyna Machała
2:06.99 SB  Italy
Giorgia Castiglione
Kelly Doualla
Elisa Calzolari
Micol Candidi
2:07.43 SB
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* Indicates that the athlete participated only in the preliminary heats and also received a medal as part of the relay.

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Italy)

More information Rank, Nation ...
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Great Britain (GBR)82414
2 Czech Republic (CZE)62513
3 Spain (ESP)45615
4 Germany (GER)42511
5 France (FRA)34310
6 Finland (FIN)3014
7 Italy (ITA)*2428
8 Poland (POL)1528
9 Greece (GRE)1214
 Netherlands (NED)1214
 Switzerland (SUI)1214
12 Turkey (TUR)1124
13 Slovenia (SLO)1012
14 Bulgaria (BUL)1001
 Cyprus (CYP)1001
 Slovakia (SVK)1001
 Ukraine (UKR)1001
18 Hungary (HUN)0213
 Ireland (IRL)0213
20 Austria (AUT)0123
21 Croatia (CRO)0112
22 Estonia (EST)0101
 Latvia (LAT)0101
 Romania (ROU)0101
25 Sweden (SWE)0011
Totals (25 entries)404040120
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Participating nations

1104 competitors (551 boys and 553 girls) from 48 countries will compete.[39][40]

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