1999 European Junior Championships

Host City	Rīga
Country	LAT
Held	5 – 8 August 1999
Competitors	148
Countries	24

Events

Medal table

Pos	Country		🥇 Gold	🥈 Silver	🥉 Bronze	Total
1	Germany	GER	10	3	7	20
2	Russia	RUS	7	3	4	14
3	France	FRA	5	4	4	13
4	Finland	FIN	2	5	3	10
=	Great Britain	GBR	2	5	3	10
=	Poland	POL	2	5	3	10
7	Turkey	TUR	2	2	1	5
8	Italy	ITA	2	1	4	7
9	Netherlands	NED	2	0	3	5
10	Latvia	LAT	2	0	0	2
11	Romania	ROU	1	5	1	7
12	Belarus	BLR	1	1	2	4
13	Spain	ESP	1	1	1	3
14	Belgium	BEL	1	1	0	2
=	Czech Republic	CZE	1	1	0	2
=	Sweden	SWE	1	1	0	2
17	Hungary	HUN	1	0	2	3
18	Lithuania	LTU	1	0	0	1
19	Ukraine	UKR	0	3	1	4
20	Bulgaria	BUL	0	1	0	1
21	Austria	AUT	0	0	1	1
=	Greece	GRE	0	0	1	1
=	Ireland	IRL	0	0	1	1
=	Serbia and Montenegro	SCG	0	0	1	1

Medal winners

Event	🥇 Gold		🥈 Silver		🥉 Bronze
100 m, Men	Fabrice Calligny	FRA	Mark Lewis-Francis	GBR	Kostiantyn Vasyukov	UKR
200 m, Men	Alessandro Cavallaro	ITA	Tim Benjamin	GBR	Chris Lambert	GBR
400 m, Men	Ruwen Faller	GER	Filip Walotka	POL	Georgios Doupis	GRE
800 m, Men	Yury Borzakovsky	RUS	Nick Andrews	GBR	Bram Som	NED
1,500 m, Men	Franek Haschke	GER	Bert Leenaerts	BEL	Stefan Beumer	NED
5,000 m, Men	Wolfram Müller	GER	Radu Stroia	ROU	Mattia Maccagnan	ITA
10,000 m, Men	Hans Janssens	BEL	Radu Stroia	ROU	Olivér Bodor	HUN
110 m Hurdles, Men	Felipe Vivancos Chris Baillie	ESP GBR			Thomas Blaschek	GER
400 m Hurdles, Men	Dmitry Zhukov	RUS	Richard McDonald	GBR	Luca Bortolaso	ITA
3,000 m Steeplechase, Men	Jakub Czaja	POL	Vadym Slobodeniuk	UKR	Kévin Paulsen	FRA
4 x 100 m Relay, Men	France	FRA	Poland	POL	Italy	ITA
4 x 400 m Relay, Men	Germany	GER	Poland	POL	Great Britain	GBR
10 km Walk, Men	Māris Putenis	LAT	Vladimir Potemin	RUS	José David Domínguez	ESP
High Jump, Men	Christian Olsson	SWE	Grégory Gabella	FRA	Yaroslav Rybakov	RUS
Pole Vault, Men	Sébastien Homo	FRA	Fabrice Fortin	FRA	Thilo Kraus	GER
Long Jump, Men	Leslie Djhone	FRA	Krasimir Argirov	BUL	Tomasz Mateusiak	POL
Triple Jump, Men	Tosin Oke	GBR	Christian Olsson	SWE	Marian Oprea	ROU
Shot Put, Men	Rutger Smith	NED	Tomasz Chrzanowski	POL	Teijo Kööpikkä	FIN
Discus Throw, Men	Rutger Smith	NED	Paval Lyzhyn	BLR	Heinrich Seitz	GER
Hammer Throw, Men	Olli-Pekka Karjalainen	FIN	Wojciech Kondratowicz	POL	Markus Esser	GER
Javelin Throw, Men	Tomas Intas	LTU	David Parker	GBR	Tim Werner	GER
Decathlon, Men	Aki Heikkinen	FIN	Jaakko Ojaniemi	FIN	Roland Schwarzl	AUT
100 m, Women	Sina Schielke	GER	Johanna Manninen	FIN	Adrianna Lamalle	FRA
200 m, Women	Sina Schielke	GER	Johanna Manninen	FIN	Ciara Sheehy	IRL
400 m, Women	Olesya Zykina	RUS	Nataliya Lavshuk	RUS	Justyna Karolkiewicz	POL
800 m, Women	Irina Latve	LAT	Yuliya Krevsun	UKR	Sibel Özyurt	TUR
1,500 m, Women	Sibel Özyurt	TUR	Nataliya Tobias	UKR	Yekaterina Noskova-Rozenberg	RUS
3,000 m, Women	Olga Roseyeva	RUS	Nuray Tezeta Sürekli	TUR	Sonja Stolić	SCG
5,000 m, Women	Nuray Tezeta Sürekli	TUR	Elvan Abeylegesse	TUR	Alena Tolstygina	BLR
100 m Hurdles, Women	Reïna-Flor Okori	FRA	Fanny Gérance	FRA	Manuela Bosco	FIN
400 m Hurdles, Women	Alena Rücklová	CZE	Benedetta Ceccarelli	ITA	Nicola Sanders	GBR
4 x 100 m Relay, Women	Germany	GER	Finland	FIN	France	FRA
4 x 400 m Relay, Women	Russia	RUS	Germany	GER	Poland	POL
5,000 m Walk, Women	Larisa Safronova	RUS	Daniela Cîrlan	ROU	Rita Turova	BLR
High Jump, Women	Viktoriya Slivka	RUS	Christelle Préau	FRA	Marina Kuptsova	RUS
Pole Vault, Women	Yvonne Buschbaum	GER	Annika Becker	GER	Amandine Homo	FRA
Long Jump, Women	Maria Baccini	ITA	Concepción Montaner	ESP	Silvia Favre	ITA
Triple Jump, Women	Mariana Bogatie	ROU	Mariana Solomon	ROU	Anna Pyatykh	RUS
Shot Put, Women	Nadzeya Ostapchuk	BLR	Oksana Gromova	RUS	Bianca Grosser	GER
Discus Throw, Women	Wioletta Potępa	POL	Adina Mocanu	ROU	Ilona Rutjes	NED
Hammer Throw, Women	Bianca Achilles	GER	Sini Pöyry	FIN	Merja Korpela	FIN
Javelin Throw, Women	Nikolett Szabó	HUN	Carolin Soboll	GER	Xénia Frajka	HUN
Heptathlon, Women	Maren Freisen	GER	Michaela Hejnová	CZE	Antonia Schulze-Borges	GER