1989 European Junior Championships

Host City	Varaždin
Country	YUG
Held	24 – 27 August 1989
Competitors	141
Countries	18

Events

Medal table

Pos	Country		🥇 Gold	🥈 Silver	🥉 Bronze	Total
1	East Germany	GDR	12	10	3	25
2	Soviet Union	URS	11	10	10	31
3	Germany	GER	3	2	3	8
4	Italy	ITA	3	1	4	8
5	Great Britain	GBR	2	5	4	11
6	France	FRA	2	2	1	5
7	Sweden	SWE	2	1	2	5
8	Poland	POL	2	1	0	3
9	Romania	ROU	1	3	0	4
10	Spain	ESP	1	2	3	6
11	Finland	FIN	1	1	1	3
=	Yugoslavia	YUG	1	1	1	3
13	Greece	GRE	0	1	0	1
=	Portugal	POR	0	1	0	1
15	Czechoslovakia	TCH	0	0	5	5
16	Netherlands	NED	0	0	2	2
17	Belgium	BEL	0	0	1	1
=	Bulgaria	BUL	0	0	1	1

Medal winners

Event	🥇 Gold		🥈 Silver		🥉 Bronze
100 m, Men	Aleksandr Shlychkov	URS	Marek Zalewski	POL	Jason Livingston	GBR
200 m, Men	Marek Zalewski	POL	Aleksandr Shlychkov	URS	Leif Jonsson	SWE
400 m, Men	Wayne McDonald	GBR	Jan Lenzke	GDR	Dmitry Golovastov	URS
800 m, Men	Craig Winrow	GBR	Paul Burgess	GBR	Václav Hrích	TCH
1,500 m, Men	Michael Kluwe	GER	Marco Barbone	ITA	Morgan Tollofsén	SWE
5,000 m, Men	Carsten Eich	GDR	John Mayock	GBR	Jon Dennis	GBR
10,000 m, Men	Christian Leuprecht	ITA	Laurent Saudrais	FRA	Vincenzo Modica	ITA
20 km, Men	Dirk Nürnberger	GDR	Dmitry Solovyov	URS	Giacomo Leone	ITA
110 m Hurdles, Men	Antti Haapakoski	FIN	Sébastien Thibault	FRA	Dario Volturara	ITA
400 m Hurdles, Men	Enzo Franciosi	ITA	Vyacheslav Orinchuk	URS	Radek Bartakovic	TCH
3,000 m Steeplechase, Men	Angelo Giardiello	ITA	Spencer Duval	GBR	Kim Bauermeister	GER
4 x 100 m Relay, Men	Poland	POL	Great Britain	GBR	Soviet Union	URS
4 x 400 m Relay, Men	Soviet Union	URS	East Germany	GDR	Bulgaria	BUL
10 km Walk, Men	Valentí Massana	ESP	Germán Nieto	ESP	Rishat Shafikov	URS
High Jump, Men	Mats Kollbrink	SWE	Stevan Zorić	YUG	Wolfgang Kreißig	GER
Pole Vault, Men	Maksim Tarasov	URS	Igor Zaitsev	URS	Olli-Pekka Mattila	FIN
Long Jump, Men	Peter Oldin	SWE	Wayne Griffith	GBR	Rudi Van Lancker	BEL
Triple Jump, Men	Denis Kapustin	URS	Sergey Bykov	URS	Mario Quintero	ESP
Shot Put, Men	Aleksandr Klimenko	URS	Dirk Preuss	GDR	Matt Simson	GBR
Discus Throw, Men	Andreas Seelig	GDR	Ionel Oprea	ROU	Gennady Pronko	URS
Hammer Throw, Men	Sergey Kirmasov	URS	Savvas Saritzoglou	GRE	Igor Fyodorov	URS
Javelin Throw, Men	Vladimir Ovchinnikov	URS	Jarkko Kinnunen	FIN	Andrey Shevchuk	URS
Decathlon, Men	Michael Kohnle	GER	Norbert Lampe	GDR	David Bigham	GBR
100 m, Women	Odiah Sidibé	FRA	Zoya Taurin	URS	Manuela Derr	GDR
200 m, Women	Manuela Derr	GDR	Jana Schönenberger	GDR	Zoya Taurin	URS
400 m, Women	Anke Wöhlk	GDR	Elena Solcan	ROU	Julia Merino	ESP
800 m, Women	Birte Bruhns	GDR	Denisa Zavelca	ROU	Stella Jongmans	NED
1,500 m, Women	Snežana Pajkić	YUG	Anke Schäning	GDR	Olga Yegorova	URS
3,000 m, Women	Olga Nazarkina	URS	Anke Schäning	GDR	Agata Balsamo	ITA
10,000 m, Women	Olga Nazarkina	URS	Mónica Gama	POR	Larisa Alekseyeva	URS
100 m Hurdles, Women	Ilka Rönisch	GDR	Yuliya Graudyn	URS	Brigita Bukovec	YUG
400 m Hurdles, Women	Silvia Rieger	GER	Anna Knoroz	URS	Heike Meißner	GDR
4 x 100 m Relay, Women	France	FRA	Germany	GER	East Germany	GDR
4 x 400 m Relay, Women	East Germany	GDR	Soviet Union	URS	Germany	GER
5,000 m Walk, Women	Kathrin Born-Boyde	GDR	Olga Sánchez	ESP	Fina Compte	ESP
High Jump, Women	Yelena Yelesina	URS	Svetlana Lavrova	URS	Šárka Kašpárková	TCH
Long Jump, Women	Mirela Belu	ROU	Erica Johansson	SWE	Lyudmila Galkina	URS
Shot Put, Women	Astrid Kumbernuss	GDR	Gabi Völkl	GER	Renata Bruková	TCH
Discus Throw, Women	Astrid Kumbernuss	GDR	Jana Lauren	GDR	Jacqueline Goormachtigh	NED
Javelin Throw, Women	Karen Forkel	GDR	Britta Heyderich	GDR	Nathalie Teppe	FRA
Heptathlon, Women	Tatyana Blokhina	URS	Beatrice Mau	GDR	Marcela Podracká	TCH