European U18 Beach Volleyball Championships

European U18 Beach Volleyball Championships is a double-gender beach volleyball tournament for national U18 teams. It is organised annually by the European Volleyball Confederation (CEV).

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Editions

European U18 Beach Volleyball Championships

  • 1. 2002, Aug 15–18 Illichivsk UKR
  • 2. 2003, Aug 07-10 Brno CZE
  • 3. 2004, Aug 05-08 Mysłowice POL
  • 4. 2005, Aug 11–14 Illichivsk UKR
  • 5. 2006, Jul 27–30 Bratislava SVK
  • 6. 2007, Jul 18–21 Brno CZE
  • 7. 2008, Aug 28–31 Loutraki GRE
  • 8. 2009, Jul 23–26 Espinho POR
  • 9. 2010, Aug 05-08 Porto POR
  • 10. 2011, Aug 11–14 Vilnius LTU
  • 11. 2012, Jul 05-08 Brno CZE
  • 12. 2013, Aug 28–31 Maladzyechna BLR
  • 13. 2014, Aug 21–24 Kristiansand NOR
  • 14. 2015, Aug 06-09 Rīga LAT
  • 15. 2016, Aug 11–14 Brno CZE
  • 16. 2017, Aug 24–27 Kazan RUS
  • 17. 2018, Aug 16–19 Brno CZE
  • 18. 2019, Jun 13–16 Baden AUT
  • 19. 2020, Sep 16–20 İzmir TUR
  • 20. 2021, Sep 02-05 Ljubljana SLO
  • 21. 2022, Sep 01-04 Loutraki GRE
  • 22. 2023, Aug 23–27 Madrid ESP
  • 24 2024, Jul 10–14 Kachreti GEO
  • 25 2025, Sept 11–14 Schiavonea ITA

2020: Originally planned on Jul 08-12 but postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Results

Men

Champions Final Runners-up Third place

  1. 2002 RUS 2:1 ESP RUS
  2. 2003 GER 2:0 LAT ESP
  3. 2004 POL 2:0 GER POL
  4. 2005 POL 2:0 LTU SLO
  5. 2006 POL 2:0 UKR FRA
  6. 2007 EST 2:1 ESP FRA
  7. 2008 UKR 2:1 POL GER
  8. 2009 POL 2:0 CRO EST
  9. 2010 RUS 2:0 POL RUS
  10. 2011 POL 2:0 RUS POL
  11. 2012 RUS 2:0 RUS GER
  12. 2013 RUS 2:0 AUT GER
  13. 2014 GER 2:1 POL ESP
  14. 2015 FRA 2:0 UKR SUI
  15. 2016 GER 2:0 RUS FRA
  16. 2017 RUS 2:0 RUS RUS
  17. 2018 SWE 2:0 CZE RUS
  18. 2019 GER 2:1 SLO RUS
  19. 2020 UKR 2:0 LAT RUS
  20. 2021 RUS 2:0 POL AUT
  21. 2022 LAT 2:0 DEN BEL
  22. 2023 DEN 2:1 SWE GER
  23. 2024 ITA 2:1 GER LAT
  24. 2025 GER 2:0 UKR ITA
Women

Champions Final Runners-up Third place

  1. 2002 GER 2:1 NED GRE
  2. 2003 GER 2:0 GER NED
  3. 2004 POL 2:1 GER GER
  4. 2005 CZE 2:0 GER LTU
  5. 2006 NED 2:1 NED GER
  6. 2007 GER 2:1 FRA SUI
  7. 2008 RUS 2:0 GER POL
  8. 2009 GER 2:1 CZE RUS
  9. 2010 RUS 2:0 POR GER
  10. 2011 LTU 2:1 SUI POL
  11. 2012 POL 2:0 GER SUI
  12. 2013 RUS 2:0 GER UKR
  13. 2014 GER 2:0 POL FIN
  14. 2015 LAT 2:0 AUT CZE
  15. 2016 CZE 2:1 RUS SRB
  16. 2017 RUS 2:1 NED UKR
  17. 2018 GER 2:0 RUS ESP
  18. 2019 RUS 2:1 ESP CZE
  19. 2020 UKR 2:0 UKR SUI
  20. 2021 SUI 2:1 UKR GER
  21. 2022 CZE 2:0 AUT NED
  22. 2023 ESP 2:1 AUT FRA
  23. 2024 AUT 2:1 SUI GER
  24. 2025 GRE 2:0 GER BEL

Medals

Men (2002–2025)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Russia64616
2 Poland54211
3 Germany52512
4 Ukraine2305
5 Latvia1214
6 Denmark1102
 Sweden1102
8 France1034
9 Estonia1012
10 Italy1001
11 Spain0224
12 Austria0112
 Slovenia0112
14 Croatia0101
 Czech Republic0101
 Lithuania0101
17 Belgium0011
 Switzerland0011
Totals (18 entries)24242472

Women (2002–2025)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Germany67518
2 Russia5218
3 Czech Republic3126
4 Poland2125
5 Netherlands1326
6 Austria1304
7 Switzerland1236
8 Ukraine1225
9 Spain1113
10 Greece1012
 Lithuania1012
12 Latvia1001
13 France0112
14 Portugal0101
15 Belgium0011
 Finland0011
 Serbia0011
Totals (17 entries)24242472

Total (2002–2025)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Germany119929
2 Russia116724
3 Poland75416
4 Ukraine35210
5 Czech Republic3227
6 Latvia2215
7 Austria1416
8 Netherlands1326
9 Switzerland1247
10 Estonia1236
11 France1146
12 Lithuania1113
 Spain1113
14 Denmark1102
 Sweden1102
16 Greece1012
 Italy1012
18 Slovenia0112
19 Croatia0101
 Portugal0101
21 Belgium0022
22 Finland0011
 Serbia0011
Totals (23 entries)484848144

References

  1. ^ "Editions & Champions". CEV.
  2. ^ "Editions & Champions". CEV.
  3. ^ "U18 European Championships". sport-record.de. Retrieved June 4, 2024.
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