Biathlon at the Winter World University Games

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Biathlon events have been contested at the Universiade as an optional sport in 1983, 1989 and 1993, becoming a compulsory sport after 1997.

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Biathlon at the Winter World University Games
Events10 (men: 5; women: 5)
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Editions

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Games Year Host city Host country Winner Second Third
XI1983Borovets Bulgaria Soviet Union Romania Bulgaria
XIV1989Borovets Bulgaria Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Bulgaria
XVI1993Kościelisko Poland Russia China Belarus
XVIII1997Muju Resort  South Korea Russia France Czech Republic
XIX1999Osrblie Slovakia Slovakia Poland Russia
XX2001Kościelisko Poland Russia Poland Belarus
XXI2003Forni Avoltri Italy Ukraine Russia Belarus
XXII2005Seefeld in Tirol Austria Russia Ukraine Poland
XXIII2007Cesana San Sicario Italy Belarus Ukraine Russia
XXIV2009Yabuli China Russia Ukraine China
XV2011Erzurum Turkey Ukraine Russia Bulgaria
XXVI2013Tesero Italy Russia Poland Ukraine
XXVII2015Osrblie Slovakia Russia Ukraine Czech Republic/ Slovakia
XXVIII2017Alatau Kazakhstan Russia Kazakhstan France
XXIX2019Krasnoyarsk Russia Russia Norway Czech Republic
XXX2023Lake Placid United States Kazakhstan Canada Czech Republic
XXXI2025Pragelato Italy Ukraine Poland France
XXXII2027Changchun China
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Events

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Event8389939799010305070911131517 19 23 25Years
Men's individual 20 km•••••••••••••• • 15
Men's individual 15 km • • 2
Men's sprint 10 km•••••••••••••• • • •17
Men's pursuit 12,5 km•••••••••• • • •13
Men's mass start 15 km•••••••• • • •11
Men's relay 4 x 7,5 km••••••••• 9
Women's individual 15 km••••••••••••• • 14
Women's individual 12.5 km • • 2
Women's sprint 7,5 km••••••••••••• • • •16
Women's pursuit 10 km•••••••••• • • •13
Women's mass start 12,5 km•••••••• • • •11
Women's relay 4 x 6 km•••••••• 8
Mixed 2 x 6 km / 2 x 7,5 km••••• • • 6
Single mixed relay • 1
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Medalists

Men

Individual 15 km

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Year Gold Silver Bronze
2023 Kazakhstan Vadim Kurales Norway Ørjan Moseng France Axel Garnier
2025 Ukraine Bohdan Borkovskyi Finland Patrik Kuuttinen Czech Republic Petr Hák
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Individual 20 km

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Year Gold Silver Bronze
1983 Soviet Union Taras Dolny Soviet Union Andrei Nepein Soviet Union Leonid Novikov
1985–1987not included in the program
1989 Czechoslovakia Jan Matouš Soviet Union Leonid Reztsov Soviet Union Gennady Karpinkin
1991not included in the program
1993 Russia Pavel Mouslimov France Franck Perrot China Tan Hongbin
1995not included in the program
1997 Czech Republic Marian Málek Austria Guenther Beck Russia Andrey Ovcharenko
1999 Russia Vladimir Beresnev Poland Tomasz Sikora Slovakia Marek Matiaško
2001 Poland Tomasz Sikora Russia Victor Gain Belarus Roustam Valioulin
2003 Ukraine Olexander Bilanenko Slovakia Pavol Hurajt Ukraine Alexei Korobeinikov
2005 Ukraine Olexander Bilanenko Belarus Alexandr Syman Slovakia Pavol Hurajt
2007 Belarus Sergei Novikov Ukraine Serhiy Sednev Ukraine Roman Pryma
2009 Russia Artem Gusev France Remy Borgeot Ukraine Serhiy Semenov
2011 Russia Alexey Trustov Bulgaria Krasimir Anev Slovakia Matej Kazar
2013 Russia Sergei Kliachin Russia Aleksandr Mingalev Serbia Milanko Petrović
2015 Ukraine Dmytro Rusinov Russia Vadim Filimonov Russia Yuri Shopin
2017 France Baptiste Jouty Russia Sergei Korastylev Russia Semyon Suchilov
2019 Russia Nikita Porshnev Russia Semyon Suchilov France Félix Cottet-Puinel
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Sprint 10 km

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Year Gold Silver Bronze
1983 Soviet Union Taras Dolny Soviet Union Leonid Novikov Soviet Union Andrei Nepein
1985–1987not included in the program
1989 Czechoslovakia Jan Matouš Soviet Union Konstantin Vaigin Soviet Union Gennady Karpinkin
1991not included in the program
1993 France Franck Perrot Belarus Gennady Karpinkin Belarus Nicolai Dobrokhvalov
1995not included in the program
1997 France Franck Perrot Russia Anton Kalinin Austria Guenther Beck
1999 Poland Tomasz Sikora Russia Andrei Prokounin Russia Vladimir Beresnev
2001 Poland Tomasz Sikora Belarus Roustam Valioulin Belarus Sergei Novikov
2003 Ukraine Andriy Deryzemlya Russia Filipp Shulman Russia Vladimir Berestnev
2005 Russia Andrei Makoveev Ukraine Olexander Bilanenko Belarus Alexandr Syman
2007 Belarus Sergei Novikov Russia Sergei Tarasov [ru] Ukraine Serhiy Sednev
2009 Russia Artem Gusev Ukraine Oleg Berezhnoy Czech Republic Jaroslav Soukup
2011 Ukraine Artem Pryma Ukraine Sergii Semenov Russia Evgeniy Garanichev
2013 Serbia Milanko Petrović Ukraine Vitaliy Kilchytskyy Ukraine Dmytro Pidruchnyi
2015 Russia Yaroslav Ivanov Russia Maksim Burtasov Russia Yuri Shopin
2017 Russia Semyon Suchilov Russia Dmitry Ivanov Kazakhstan Roman Yeryomin
2019 Russia Eduard Latypov Russia Dmitry Ivanov Russia Nikita Porshnev
2023 Kazakhstan Bekentay Turlubekov United States Bjorn Westervelt Kazakhstan Alexandr Mukhin
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Pursuit 12,5 km

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Year Gold Silver Bronze
1985–1997not included in the program
1999 Poland Tomasz Sikora Russia Vladimir Beresnev Belarus Aliaksandr Syman
2001 Poland Tomasz Sikora Austria Guenther Beck Slovakia Pavol Hurajt
2003 Ukraine Vyacheslav Derkach Ukraine Alexei Korobeinikov Ukraine Andriy Deryzemlya
2005 Russia Andrei Makoveev Ukraine Andriy Deryzemlya Ukraine Olexander Bilanenko
2007 Russia Andrei Makoveev Czech Republic Jaroslav Soukup Russia Sergei Tarasov [ru]
2009 Ukraine Oleg Berezhnoy Russia Artem Gusev Czech Republic Jaroslav Soukup
2011 Ukraine Sergii Semenov Ukraine Artem Pryma Russia Evgeniy Garanichev
2013 Russia Aleksandr Pechenkin Russia Sergei Kliachin Australia Alexei Almoukov
2015 Russia Yuri Shopin Russia Yaroslav Ivanov Russia Maksim Burtasov
2017 Russia Sergey Korastylev Russia Dmitry Ivanov Russia Semen Suchilov
2019 Russia Dmitry Ivanov Russia Eduard Latypov Russia Nikita Porshnev
2023 United States Bjorn Westervelt Ukraine Dmytrii Hrushchak Poland Wojciech Janik
2023 Ukraine Bohdan Borkovskyi Ukraine Serhii Suprun France Paul Fontaine
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Mass start 15 km

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Year Gold Silver Bronze
1983–2001not included in the program
2003 Ukraine Andriy Deryzemlya Ukraine Vyacheslav Derkach Russia Vladimir Berestnev
2005 Russia Mikhail Kochkin Ukraine Roman Pryma Czech Republic Jaroslav Soukup
2007 Russia Andrei Makoveev Ukraine Oleg Berezhnoy Ukraine Serhiy Sednev
2009 Czech Republic Jaroslav Soukup Russia Alexey Trustov Russia Artem Gusev
2011 Ukraine Roman Pryma Bulgaria Krasimir Anev Russia Alexey Trustov
2013 Ukraine Dmytro Pidruchnyi Czech Republic Tomáš Krupčík Russia Dmitrii Elkhin
2015 Ukraine Vitaliy Kilchytskyy Ukraine Dmytro Rusinov Russia Yuri Shopin
2017 France Baptiste Jouty Kazakhstan Roman Yeryomin Kazakhstan Anton Pantov
2019 Norway Espen Uldal Belarus Maksim Varabei Czech Republic Adam Václavík
2023 France Axel Garnier Kazakhstan Alexandr Mukhin Norway Ørjan Moseng
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Relay 4 x 7,5 km

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Year Gold Silver Bronze
1983 Soviet Union Soviet Union Romania Romania Bulgaria Bulgaria
1985–1987not included in the program
1989 Soviet Union Soviet Union Bulgaria Bulgaria China China
1991not included in the program
1993 Belarus Belarus Russia Russia China China
1995not included in the program
1997 Russia Russia Ukraine Ukraine Czech Republic Czech Republic
1999 Russia Russia Ukraine Ukraine Belarus Belarus
2001 Belarus Belarus Russia Russia Poland Poland
2003 Russia Russia Belarus Belarus Ukraine Ukraine
2005 Russia Russia Ukraine Ukraine Slovakia Slovakia
2007 Belarus Belarus Ukraine Ukraine Russia Russia
2009–2023not included in the program
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Women

Individual 15 km

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Year Gold Silver Bronze
1983–1987not included in the program
1989 Bulgaria Maria Manolova Soviet Union Elena Batsevich China Wang Jingge
1991not included in the program
1993 Russia Elena Doumnova Poland Agata Suszka Russia Alla Elsoukova
1995not included in the program
1997 Russia Elena Maslova France Emmanuelle Termier United States Rachel Steer
1999 Slovakia Martina Schwarzbacherova Poland Adriana Babik Ukraine Oksana Khvostenko
2001 Slovakia Martina Schwarzbacherova France Celine Drezet Belarus Olga Nazarova
2003 Belarus Ksenia Zikounkova Belarus Olga Nazarova Russia Marina Bortchoukova
2005 Russia Yekaterina Yuryeva Ukraine Oksana Yakovleva Russia Natalya Burdyga
2007 Ukraine Oksana Yakovleva Belarus Nadezhda Skardino Ukraine Vita Semerenko
2009 Russia Anna Kunaeva Russia Nadezhda Chastina Germany Franziska Hildebrand
2011 Russia Daria Virolaynen Germany Franziska Hildebrand Belarus Darya Yurkevich
2013 Slovakia Natalia Prekopova Poland Weronika Nowakowska-Ziemniak Czech Republic Jitka Landová
2015 Kazakhstan Alina Raikova Russia Ekaterina Avvakumova Slovakia Paulína Fialková
2017 Kazakhstan Alina Raikova Kazakhstan Galina Vishnevskaya Ukraine Nadiia Bielkina
2019 Russia Natalia Gerbulova Russia Ekaterina Moshkova Russia Elena Chirkova
2023-presentnot included in the program
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Sprint 7,5 km

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Year Gold Silver Bronze
1983–1987not included in the program
1989 Soviet Union Louisa Cherepanova Soviet Union Natalia Ivanova China Song Aiqin
1991not included in the program
1993 China Wang Jinfen Russia Elena Doumnova China Wang Jinping
1995not included in the program
1997 Russia Elena Maslova United States Rachel Steer Czech Republic Kamila Horáková
1999 Slovakia Martina Schwarzbacherová Slovakia Marcela Pavkovčeková Slovakia Soňa Mihoková
2001 Russia Irina Malguina Russia Olga Zaitseva Belarus Iryna Tananaika
2003 Belarus Olga Nazarova Russia Tatiana Moiseeva Russia Natalya Burdyga
2005 Poland Magdalena Gwizdoń Ukraine Oksana Khvostenko Russia Natalya Burdyga
2007 Belarus Darya Domracheva Ukraine Valj Semerenko Ukraine Vita Semerenko
2009 Russia Nadezhda Chastina Russia Marina Korovina Poland Agnieszka Grzybek
2011 Ukraine Vita Semerenko Russia Evgeniya Sedova Bulgaria Emilia Yordanova
2013 Poland Weronika Nowakowska-Ziemniak Poland Monika Hojnisz Russia Tatiana Semenova
2015 Slovakia Paulina Fialkova Russia Evgeniya Pavlova Czech Republic Jitka Landová
2017 Kazakhstan Galina Vishnevskaya Ukraine Iana Bondar Russia Anastasiya Egorova
2019 Russia Ekaterina Moshkova Russia Irina Kazakevich Russia Tamara Voronina
2023 Poland Anna Nędza-Kubiniec Canada Shilo Rousseau Czech Republic Tereza Jandová
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Pursuit 10 km

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Year Gold Silver Bronze
1985–1997not included in the program
1999 Poland Agata Suszka Slovakia Martina Schwarzbacherová Slovakia Anna Murínová
2001 Russia Irina Malguina Slovakia Martina Schwarzbacherová Russia Olga Zaitseva
2003 Ukraine Oksana Khvostenko Russia Joulia Makarova Czech Republic Radka Doskočilová
2005 Poland Magdalena Gwizdoń Ukraine Oksana Khvostenko Russia Natalya Burdyga
2007 Ukraine Vita Semerenko Ukraine Valj Semerenko Belarus Ludmilla Kolinchik
2009 Russia Anna Kunaeva China Liu Yuan-Yuan Poland Weronika Nowakowska-Ziemniak
2011 Ukraine Vita Semerenko Russia Daria Virolaynen Russia Evgeniya Sedova
2013 Poland Weronika Nowakowska-Ziemniak Poland Monika Hojnisz Russia Tatiana Semenova
2015 Russia Evgeniya Pavlova Slovakia Paulína Fialková Russia Kristina Smirnova
2017 Ukraine Nadiia Bielkina Russia Olga Shesterikova Russia Larissa Kuklina
2019 Russia Ekaterina Moshkova Russia Irina Kazakevich Russia Tamara Voronina
2023 Canada Shilo Rousseau Poland Anna Nędza-Kubiniec Poland Barbara Skrobiszewska
2025 Poland Barbara Skrobiszewska Poland Amelia Liszka Ukraine Daryna Chalyk
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12.5 km short individual

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Year Gold Silver Bronze
2023 Poland Anna Nędza-Kubiniec Canada Shilo Rousseau Czech Republic Tereza Jandová
2025 France Noemie Remonnay Poland Amelia Liszka Ukraine Daryna Chalyk
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Mass start 12,5 km

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Year Gold Silver Bronze
1983–2001not included in the program
2003 Ukraine Oksana Khvostenko Russia Tatiana Moiseeva Russia Raisa Matveeva
2005 Ukraine Oksana Khvostenko Belarus Liudmila Ananka Belarus Ksenia Zikunkova
2007 Belarus Nadezhda Skardino Russia Nadezhda Kolesnikova Ukraine Valj Semerenko
2009 China Song Chaoqing Russia Anna Sorokina Russia Nadezhda Chastina
2011 Russia Maria Sadilova Russia Anna Kunaeva Germany Franziska Hildebrand
2013 Czech Republic Jitka Landová Poland Weronika Nowakowska-Ziemniak Ukraine Iryna Varvynets
2015 Czech Republic Jitka Landová Czech Republic Eva Puskarčíková Ukraine Iana Bondar
2017 Kazakhstan Galina Vishnevskaya Ukraine Iana Bondar Russia Larisa Kuklina
2019 Russia Ekaterina Moshkova Russia Elizaveta Kaplina Russia Elena Chirkova
2023 Czech Republic Kristýna Otcovská France Pauline Machut France Anna Blanc
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Relay 4 x 6 km

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Year Gold Silver Bronze
1983–1987not included in the program
1989 Soviet Union Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia China China
1991not included in the program
1993 Russia Russia China China Finland Finland
1995not included in the program
1997 Russia Russia Ukraine Ukraine Czech Republic Czech Republic
1999 Slovakia Slovakia Russia Russia Poland Poland
2001 Russia Russia Belarus Belarus Ukraine Ukraine
2003 Russia Russia Ukraine Ukraine Belarus Belarus
2005 Ukraine Ukraine Belarus Belarus Russia Russia
2007 Belarus Belarus Ukraine Ukraine Russia Russia
2009–2023not included in the program
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Mixed

Relay 2 x 6 km / 2 x 7,5 km

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Year Gold Silver Bronze
1983–2017not included in the program
2009 Russia Russia France France Ukraine Ukraine
2011 Ukraine Ukraine Russia Russia Bulgaria Bulgaria
2013 Russia Russia Ukraine Ukraine Czech Republic Czech Republic
2015 Russia Russia Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Ukraine Ukraine
2017 Russia Russia Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Ukraine Ukraine
2019 Russia Russia Czech Republic Czech Republic France France
2023 not included in the program
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Single mixed relay

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Year Gold Silver Bronze
1983–2019not included in the program
2023 Czech Republic Czech Republic France France Ukraine Ukraine
2025 Ukraine Ukraine Czech Republic Czech Republic Poland Poland
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Medal table

Last updated after the 2025 Winter World University Games

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RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Russia (RUS)504138129
2 Ukraine (UKR)26322684
3 Poland (POL)1211730
4 Belarus (BLR)10111334
5 France (FRA)77519
6 Kazakhstan (KAZ)75517
7 Soviet Union (URS)66416
8 Slovakia (SVK)65819
9 Czech Republic (CZE)551525
10 Czechoslovakia (TCH)3104
11 China (CHN)23712
12 Canada (CAN)2103
13 Bulgaria (BUL)1236
14 United States (USA)1214
15 Norway (NOR)1113
16 Serbia (SRB)1012
17 Austria (AUT)0213
18 Sweden (SWE)0202
19 Germany (GER)0134
20 Finland (FIN)0112
21 Romania (ROM)0101
22 Australia (AUS)0011
Totals (22 entries)140140140420
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