2022 World Rowing Junior Championships

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2022 World Rowing Junior Championships
Venue Lake Varese
Location Varese, Italy
Dates27–31 July
2023 Paris  

The 2022 World Rowing Junior Championships is the 55th edition of the World Rowing Junior Championships and was held from 27 to 31 July 2022 in Varese, Italy along with the 2022 World Rowing U23 Championships.

Contents

Men's events

EventGoldSilverBronze
Openweight events
Single scull (JM1x) [1] Marco Prati
Flag of Italy.svg  Italy
6:50.41Cornelius Conrad
Flag of Germany.svg  Germany
7:01.09Peter Strečanský
Flag of Slovakia.svg  Slovakia
7:02.12
Double scull (JM2x) [2] Flag of Germany.svg  Germany
(b) Ole Hanack
(s) Jakob Gayer
6:21.52Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
(b) Ahmet Kabadayı
(s) Halil Köroğlu
6:22.97Flag of Italy.svg  Italy
(b) Marco Dri
(s) Marco Selva
6:24.42
Quad scull (JM4x) [3] Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic
(b) Tomáš Panchártek
(2) Kryštof Janáč
(3) Jakub Sprinzl
(s) Ondřej Pecival
5:50.83Flag of Italy.svg  Italy
(b) Stefano Solano
(2) Maichol Brambilla
(3) Matteo Belgeri
(s) Marco Gandola
5:51.19Flag of Greece.svg  Greece
(b) Panagiotis Adam
(2) Apostolos Lykomitros
(3) Nikolaos Cholopoulos
(s) Dimitrios Papazoglou
5:53.18
Coxless pair (JM2-) [4] Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
(b) Mihajlo Dedić
(s) Nemanja Luledžija
6:29.64Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia
(b) Arne Završnik
(s) Jakob Brglez
6:31.97Flag of Germany.svg  Germany
(b) Vinzent Kuhn
(s) Kieran Holthues
6:35.07
Coxless four (JM4-) [5] Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain
(b) Saxon Stacey
(2) Cameron Tasker
(3) Joshua Brangan
(s) Alexander Forbes
5:56.81Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark
(b) Simon Mikkelsen
(2) Christian Søndergaard
(3) Elias Andersen
(s) Tobias Bosnes
6:01.84Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
(b) Cosmin Pleşescu
(2) Eduard Moldovan
(3) Nicolae Stoian
(s) Marian Dunca
6:03.19
Coxed four (JM4+) [6] Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia
(b) Brandon Smith
(2) Oliver St. Pierre
(3) Joseph Lynch
(s) Joshua Wilson
(c) Ryder Taylor
6:12.91Flag of Italy.svg  Italy
(b) Santo Zaffiro
(2) Nicola Mancini
(3) Jacopo Sartori
(s) Giulio Zuccalà
(c) Lorenzo Fanchi
6:13.44Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
(b) Alper Eren
(2) Cevdet Mutlu
(3) Eren Akbas
(s) Yasin Sen
(c) Ege Büyükçetin
6:15.10
Eight (JM8+) [7] Flag of Germany.svg  Germany
(b) Tom Hesse
(2) Johannes Benien
(3) Carl Sgonina
(4) Tobias Strangemann
(5) Moritz Müller
(6) Aaron Fuchs
(7) Leonhard Göz
(s) Paul Stern
(c) Lina Mistera
5:33.43Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain
(b) Matthew Johnston
(2) Thomas Griffin
(3) Hylton Harvey
(4) Zachary Day
(5) Maximilian Peel
(6) Jake Birch
(7) Benjamin Lundie
(s) Joseph Olagundoye
(c) James Trotman
5:35.36Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States
(b) Andrew Cavanaugh
(2) Davis Kelly
(3) Luke Smith
(4) Travis O'Neil
(5) Jordan Dykema
(6) Owen Finnerty
(7) Kian Aminian
(s) John Patton
(c) Adam Casler
5:38.17

Women's events

EventGoldSilverBronze
Openweight events
W1x [8] Aikaterini Gkogkou
Flag of Greece.svg  Greece
7:35.64Aurora Spirito
Flag of Italy.svg  Italy
7:41.09Lina Kühn
Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland
7:41.91
W2xs [9] Flag of Greece.svg  Greece
(b) Sofia Dalidou
(s) Styliani Natsioula
6:57.40Flag of Italy.svg  Italy
(b) Angelica Erpini
(s) Francesca Rubeo
7:02.60Flag of Germany.svg  Germany
(b) Paula Lutz
(s) Helena Brenke
7:03.15
W4x [10] Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
(b) Andreea Todirică
(2) Iulia Nedelcu
(3) Delia Gradinaciuc
(s) Ana-Maria Matran
6:29.50Flag of Germany.svg  Germany
(b) Sandrine Bartos
(2) Marlene Zukunft
(3) Lea Berkemeyer
(s) Charlotte Luster
6:32.53Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain
(b) Alice McCarthy
(2) Laura Burton
(3) Megan Knight
(s) Matilda Drewett
6:33.54
W2- [11] Flag of Greece.svg  Greece
(b) Ioanna Asvesta
(s) Elisavet Argyraki
7:16.95Flag of Italy.svg  Italy
(b) Sofia Naselli
(s) Martina Scarpello
7:17.45Flag of Germany.svg  Germany
(b) Lilian Albrecht
(s) Leni Kötitz
7:26.40
W4- [12] Flag of Italy.svg  Italy
(b) Giorgia Sciattella
(2) Lucrezia Monaci
(3) Benedetta Pahor
(s) Elisa Grisoni
6:32.76Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
(b) Iuliana Boldea
(2) Elena Mocanu
(3) Andreea Dinu
(s) Valentina Azoiţei
6:33.63Flag of France.svg  France
(b) Léa Herscovici
(2) Caroline Lagarde
(3) Léontine Fouquet
(s) Jeanne Sellier
6:35.64
W4+ [13] Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States
(b) Ella Wheeler
(2) Annika Jeffery
(3) Lindsey Brail
(s) Sophia Greco
(c) Ella Casano
6:52.84Flag of Italy.svg  Italy
(b) Isabella Bianchi
(2) Caterina Monteggia
(3) Emma Cuzzocrea
(s) Alice Pettinari
(c) Margherita Fanchi
6:55.09Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
(b) Narcisa-Florentina Negură
(2) Andreea Petraş
(3) Beatrice Piseru
(s) Georgiana Blănariu
(c) Irina Despa
6:55.78
W8+ [14] Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States
(b) Eugenia Rodriguez-Vazquez
(2) Lily Pember
(3) Sarah Bradford
(4) Quincy Stone
(5) Eleanor Bijeau
(6) Phoebe Wise
(7) Sofia Simone
(s) Nora Goodwillie
(c) Frances McKenzie
6:12.16Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain
(b) Megan Johnston
(2) Isla Bathgate
(3) Isla Wilding
(4) Annalisa Janss
(5) Alice Baker
(6) Isabel Llabres Diaz
(7) Madeleine Greenstock
(s) Martha Stepherd
(c) Sophie Wrightson
6:14.57Flag of Germany.svg  Germany
(b) Leonie Ristow
(2) Celina Grunwald
(3) Tjorven Schneider
(4) Lilly Waske
(5) Janina Kröber
(6) Florentina Riffel
(7) Isabell Heine
(s) Michelle Lebahn
(c) Emma Mehner
6:15.05

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Italy)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Flag of Greece.svg  Greece  (GRE)3014
2Flag of Italy.svg  Italy  (ITA)*2619
3Flag of Germany.svg  Germany  (GER)2248
4Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States  (USA)2013
5Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain  (GBR)1214
6Flag of Romania.svg  Romania  (ROU)1124
7Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia  (AUS)1001
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic  (CZE)1001
Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia  (SRB)1001
10Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey  (TUR)0112
11Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark  (DEN)0101
Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia  (SLO)0101
13Flag of France.svg  France  (FRA)0011
Flag of Slovakia.svg  Slovakia  (SVK)0011
Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland  (SUI)0011
Totals (15 entries)14141442

Participants

A total of 674 rowers from the national teams of the following 51 countries was registered to compete at 2022 World Rowing Junior Championships. [15]

See also

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  2. "U19 Men's Double Sculls FA Results" (PDF). World Rowing Federation . Archived from the original (PDF) on 1 August 2022.
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