European Junior Swimming Championships

The 2015 edition was part of the inaugural European Games held in Bakı (AZE). The results are shown there.

The 2020 edition scheduled for Aberdeen (GBR) from 8 to 12 July was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Editions

Year	Host City	Country	Held	Events	Competitors	Countries
1967	Linköping	SWE	13 – 15 August 1967	20	39	8
1969	Wien	AUT	15 – 17 August 1969	20	36	10
1971	Rotterdam	NED	12 – 15 August 1971	20	38	10
1973	Leeds	GBR	8 – 11 August 1973	20	42	9
1975	Genève	SUI	7 – 10 August 1975	20	36	12
1976	Oslo	NOR	5 – 8 August 1976	20	41	13
1978	Firenze	ITA	27 – 30 July 1978	20	38	11
1980	Skövde	SWE	7 – 10 August 1980	24	46	13
1982	Innsbruck	AUT	26 – 29 August 1982	29	61	12
1983	Mulhouse	FRA	5 – 8 August 1983	30	50	13
1984	Luxembourg	LUX	26 – 29 July 1984	30	65	13
1985	Genève	SUI	25 – 28 July 1985	30	70	13
1986	West-Berlin	GER	25 – 27 July 1986	30	58	12
1987	Roma	ITA	23 – 26 July 1987	32	60	14
1988	Amersfoort	NED	28 – 31 July 1988	32	55	10
1989	Leeds	GBR	28 – 30 July 1989	30	52	14
1990	Dunkerque	FRA	26 – 29 July 1990	30	67	15
1991	Antwerpen	BEL	1 – 4 August 1991	30	61	13
1992	Leeds	GBR	13 – 16 August 1992	30	72	15
1993	İstanbul	TUR	8 – 11 July 1993	30	63	19
1994	Pardubice	CZE	4 – 7 August 1994	30	62	17
1995	Genève	SUI	18 – 22 July 1995	30	57	20
1996	København	DEN	8 – 10 August 1996	30	58	18
1997	Glasgow	GBR	31 July – 3 August 1997	30	71	16
1998	Antwerpen	BEL	30 July – 2 August 1998	30	57	14
1999	Moskva	RUS	14 – 17 July 1999	38	67	21
2000	Dunkerque	FRA	26 – 29 July 2000	38	110	23
2001	Malta	MLT	5 – 8 July 2001	38	115	25
2002	Linz	AUT	11 – 14 July 2002	38	94	18
2003	Glasgow	GBR	31 July – 3 August 2003	38	105	20
2004	Lisboa	POR	15 – 18 July 2004	38	119	20
2005	Budapest	HUN	14 – 17 July 2005	38	115	16
2006	Palma de Mallorca	ESP	6 – 9 July 2006	38	107	22
2007	Antwerpen	BEL	18 – 22 July 2007	40	117	17
2008	Beograd	SRB	30 July – 3 August 2008	40	115	20
2009	Praha	CZE	8 – 12 July 2009	40	113	19
2010	Helsinki	FIN	14 – 18 July 2010	40	114	20
2011	Beograd	SRB	6 – 10 July 2011	40	125	23
2012	Antwerpen	BEL	4 – 8 July 2012	40	120	21
2013	Poznań	POL	10 – 14 July 2013	42	126	18
2014	Dordrecht	NED	9 – 13 July 2014	42	115	18
2016	Hódmezővásárhely	HUN	6 – 10 July 2016	42	124	23
2017	Netanya	ISR	28 June – 2 July 2017	42	121	25
2018	Helsinki	FIN	4 – 8 July 2018	42	115	23
2019	Kazan	RUS	3 – 7 July 2019	42	130	20
2021	Roma	ITA	6 – 11 July 2021	42	126	22
2022	Otopeni	ROU	5 – 10 July 2022	42	128	25

Medal table

Pos	Country		🥇 Gold	🥈 Silver	🥉 Bronze	Total
1	Russia	RUS	235	175	127	537
2	Germany	GER	199	199	200	598
3	East Germany	GDR	176	115	107	398
4	Hungary	HUN	162	141	112	415
5	Italy	ITA	130	152	166	448
6	Soviet Union	URS	97	82	55	234
7	Great Britain	GBR	96	144	147	387
8	Poland	POL	56	50	81	187
9	France	FRA	48	75	85	208
10	Ukraine	UKR	47	41	41	129
11	Spain	ESP	41	42	33	116
12	Romania	ROU	38	40	40	118
13	Netherlands	NED	35	51	51	137
14	Sweden	SWE	24	46	69	139
15	Turkey	TUR	16	12	16	44
16	Greece	GRE	14	12	31	57
17	Denmark	DEN	13	18	12	43
18	Croatia	CRO	12	12	13	37
19	Czech Republic	CZE	11	13	15	39
20	Austria	AUT	11	5	11	27
21	Slovenia	SLO	9	9	15	33
22	Belarus	BLR	9	9	12	30
23	Czechoslovakia	TCH	8	10	7	25
24	Serbia	SRB	8	5	2	15
25	Lithuania	LTU	7	5	5	17
26	Ireland	IRL	7	5	3	15
27	Belgium	BEL	6	16	17	39
28	Bulgaria	BUL	6	10	3	19
29	Finland	FIN	5	11	11	27
30	Israel	ISR	4	11	16	31
31	Portugal	POR	4	9	11	24
32	Switzerland	SUI	4	3	8	15
33	Estonia	EST	4	3	6	13
34	Yugoslavia	YUG	3	7	4	14
35	Bosnia and Herzegovina	BIH	3	4	1	8
36	Faroe Islands	FAR	3	0	0	3
37	Republic of Moldova	MDA	2	3	3	8
38	Serbia and Montenegro	SCG	2	3	0	5
39	Luxembourg	LUX	2	1	1	4
40	Iceland	ISL	1	5	1	7
41	North Macedonia	MKD	1	4	2	7
42	Slovakia	SVK	1	1	4	6
43	Norway	NOR	0	5	6	11
44	Latvia	LAT	0	1	2	3
45	Cyprus	CYP	0	0	2	2
46	Azerbaijan	AZE	0	0	1	1
=	Georgia	GEO	0	0	1	1