2016 World Rowing Junior Championships

2016 World Rowing Junior Championships
2016 World Rowing Junior Championships
Venue	Willem-Alexander Baan
Location	Rotterdam, Netherlands
Dates	24–28 August
	← 2015 Rio de Janeiro 2017 Trakai →

Last updated August 20, 2024

The 50th World Rowing Junior Championships were held from 24 to 28 August 2016 at the Willem-Alexander Baan in Rotterdam, Netherlands in conjunction with the World Rowing Championships ^[1] and the World Rowing U23 Championships.^[2]

Medal summary

Men's events

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Single scull (JM1x)	Armandas Kelmelis Lithuania	07:09.72	Anton Finger Germany	07:13.25	Lucas Verthein Brazil	07:15.90
Coxless pair (JM2-)	Greece Ioannis Kalandaridis Nino Nikolaidis	06:32.51	Germany Jan Hennecke Marcus Elster	06:35.00	South Africa Sandro Torrente Alexander Julicher	06:44.82
Double scull (JM2x)	New Zealand Lenny Jenkins Jack Lopas	06:26.19	Germany Konstantin Nowitzki Henry Schwinde	06:28.16	Italy Emanuele Giarri Marcello Caldonazzo	06:28.84
Coxless four (JM4-)	Romania Ștefan Constantin Berariu Cosmin Pascari Mihaita-Vasile Tiganescu Constantin Cristi Hîrgau	05:58.85	Great Britain Oscar Lindsay James Plaut Oswald Stocker Freddie Davidson	06:03.71	Germany Niclas Junkes Leon Münch Simon Klose Benjamin Leibelt	06:09.30
Coxed four (JM4+)	Italy Lapo Londi Andrea Panizza Antonio Cascone Andrea Benetti Francesco Tassia	06:15.97	Germany Jan Harder Oliver Peikert Tom Hinrichs Lasse Grimmer Max Schwartzkopff	06:18.16	United States Kenneth Copeland Pieter Quinton Kyle Fram Harrison Burke Ethan Ruiz	06:20.58
Quad scull (JM4x)	Czech Republic Jan Fleissner Jan Cincibuch Eduard Bezděk Jan Zavadil	05:56.77	Germany Malte Engelbrecht Matthias Fischer Jan Berend Simon Schlott	05:58.89	United States David Orner Andrew Le Roux Zachary Skypeck Clark Dean	06:00.32
Eight (JM8+)	Germany Paul Gralla Niklas Hauser Alexander von Schwerdtner Frederik Johne Yannick Burg Jonathan Reitenbach Marcel Teckemeyer Nils Kocher Sebastian Ferling	05:38.58	United States Michael Cuellar Gordon Holterman Walter Taylor Ethan Seder Cole Ortiz Nikita Lilichenko Charles Turina Gordon Johnson Jacob Shusko	05:38.61	Great Britain Charlie Pearson Oskar Arzt-Jones Dom Jackson Oliver Ayres Patrick Adams Benedict Aldous Seb Benzecry Felix Drinkall Vlad Saigau	05:43.25

Women's events

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
JW1x	Clara Guerra Italy	07:49.69	Alicia Bohn Germany	07:54.26	Karolien Florijn Netherlands	07:56.16
JW2-	Italy Caterina Di Fonzo Aisha Rocek	07:15.85	Denmark Frida Sanggaard Nielsen Ida Petersen	07:18.50	United States Kailani Marchak Kaitlyn Kynast	07:20.63
JW2x	United States Caroline Sharis Emily Delleman	07:08.12	Greece Anastasia Vontzou Anneta Kyridou	07:10.55	Italy Nicoletta Bartalesi Giovanna Schettino	07:10.78
JW4-	Germany Friederike Mueller Isabelle Huebener Janina Arndt Annabel Oertel	06:42.17	Italy Laura Meriano Benedetta Faravelli Ludovica Braglia Lara Maule	06:43.15	United States Abigail Tarquinio Sarah Ondak Kelsey McGinley India Robinson	06:47.60
JW4x	China Guo Xueying Xu Xingye Pan Xingyun Lu Shiyu	06:39.45	Great Britain Annabel Stevens Lola Anderson Sheyi Blackett Lucy Glover	06:41.47	Czech Republic Magdalena Juzikova Anna Santruckova Pavlina Flamikova Veronika Uhlova	06:43.15
JW8+	Czech Republic Valentyna Solarova Adela Truhlarova Michala Pospisilova Michaela Kidova Zuzana Metlicka Anna-Marie Mackova Josefina Laznickova Tereza Businska Eva Klimova	06:27.82	Germany Josephine Kiesel Marie-Sophie Zeidler Marieluise Witting Klara Grube Leonie Berge Marie Elena Zurcher Tabea Schendekehl Helena Schaefer Lynn Artinger	06:28.30	Italy Linda De Filippis Greta Martinelli Khadija Alajdi El Idrissi Alice Rossi Claudia Cabula Letizia Tontodonati Beatrice Millo Giorgia Pelacchi Camilla Mariani (cox)	06:30.32

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References

↑ "US Rowing Events Calendar". US Rowing. Archived from the original on 7 May 2015. Retrieved 18 March 2015.
↑ "2016 World Rowing Championships". International Rowing Federation . Retrieved 18 March 2016.

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[1] "US Rowing Events Calendar". US Rowing. Archived from the original on 7 May 2015. Retrieved 18 March 2015.

[2] "2016 World Rowing Championships". International Rowing Federation . Retrieved 18 March 2016.

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