World Cadets and Juniors Fencing Championships

World Cadets and Juniors Fencing Championships
StatusActive
FrequencyAnnual
Inaugurated1950 (1950)
Most recent2024
Next event2025
Organised byInternational Fencing Federation
Websitewww.fie.ch

The World Cadets and Juniors Fencing Championships are an annual international fencing competition held by the International Fencing Federation.[1]

History

Junior World Fencing Championships for athletes up to 20 years old. Also at the same time and venue as the Cadet World Fencing Championships held for athletes up to 17 years old.

The first Junior World Fencing Championships were held in Nîmes, France in 1950. Team events have been held since 1998. Women compete in foil since 1955, in épée since 1989, and in sabre since 1999.

The first Cadet World Fencing Championships were held in Tel Aviv, Israel in 1987 (Cadets without team events).

Cadet World Fencing Championships and Junior World Fencing Championships were held in two different countries from 1987 to 1992. They have been held simultaneously in one country since 1993.

Share bronze medals in individuals events awarded from 1991.

Ages

  • 17 to 20 : Juniors from 1950
  • 14 to 17 : Cadets from 1987

Events

  1. Foil MJ : From 1950 (Team events have been held since 1998)
  2. Foil WJ : From 1955 (Team events have been held since 1998)
  3. Epee MJ : From 1956 (Team events have been held since 1998)
  4. Epee WJ : From 1989 (Team events have been held since 1998)
  5. Sabre MJ : From 1952 (Team events have been held since 1998)
  6. Saber WJ : From 1999 (Team events have been held since 1999)
  7. Foil MC : From 1987 (No Team events)
  8. Foil WC : From 1987 (No Team events)
  9. Epee MC : From 1987 (No Team events)
  10. Epee WC : From 1990 (No Team events)
  11. Sabre MC : From 1987 (No Team events)
  12. Saber WC : From 1999 (No Team events)
  • Note: M=Men / W=Women / J=Juniors / C=Cadets

Summary

Edition Year Host City Host Country Events
World Juniors Fencing Championships
1 1950 Nice  France 1
2 1951 Paris  France 1
3 1952 Cremona  Italy 2
4 1953 Paris  France 2
5 1954 Paris  France 2
6 1955 Budapest  Hungary 3
7 1956 Luxembourg  Luxembourg 4
8 1957 Warsaw  Poland 4
9 1958 Bucharest  Romania 4
10 1959 Paris  France 4
11 1960 Leningrad  Soviet Union 4
12 1961 Duisburg  West Germany 4
13 1962 Cairo  Egypt 4
14 1963 Ghent  Belgium 4
15 1964 Budapest  Hungary 4
16 1965 Rotterdam  Netherlands 4
17 1966 Vienna  Austria 4
18 1967 Tehran  Iran 4
19 1968 London  United Kingdom 4
20 1969 Genoa  Italy 4
21 1970 Minsk  Soviet Union 4
22 1971 South Bend  United States 4
23 1972 Madrid  Spain 4
24 1973 Buenos Aires  Argentina 4
25 1974 Istanbul  Turkey 4
26 1975 Mexico City  Mexico 4
27 1976 Poznań  Poland 4
28 1977 Vienna  Austria 4
29 1978 Madrid  Spain 4
30 1979 South Bend  United States 4
31 1980 Venice  Italy 4
32 1981 Lausanne  Switzerland 4
33 1982 Buenos Aires  Argentina 4
34 1983 Budapest  Hungary 4
35 1984 Leningrad  Soviet Union 4
36 1985 Arnhem  Netherlands 4
37 1986 Stuttgart  West Germany 4
World Cadets and Juniors Fencing Championships
38 1987 Tel Aviv (C) / São Paulo (J)  Israel (C) /  Brazil (J) 8
39 1988 Cabries (C) / South Bend (J)  France (C) /  United States (J) 8
40 1989 Lisbon (C) / Athens (J)  Portugal (C) /  Greece (J) 9
41 1990 Gothenburg (C) / Mödling (J)  Sweden (C) /  Austria (J) 10
42 1991 Foggia (C) / Istanbul (J)  Italy (C) /  Turkey (J) 10
43 1992 Bonn (C) / Genoa (J)  Germany (C) /  Italy (J) 10
44 1993 Denver  United States 10
45 1994 Mexico City  Mexico 10
46 1995 Paris  France 10
47 1996 Tournai  Belgium 10
48 1997 Tenerife  Spain 10
49 1998 Valencia  Venezuela 15
50 1999 Keszthely  Hungary 18
51 2000 South Bend  United States 18
52 2001 Gdańsk  Poland 18
53 2002 Antalya  Turkey 18
54 2003 Trapani  Italy 18
55 2004 Plovdiv  Bulgaria 18
56 2005 Linz  Austria 18
57 2006 Taebaek  South Korea 18
58 2007 Belek  Turkey 18
59 2008 Acireale  Italy 18
60 2009 Belfast  United Kingdom 18
61 2010 Baku  Azerbaijan 18
62 2011 Dead Sea  Jordan 18
63 2012 Moscow  Russia 18
64 2013 Poreč  Croatia 18
65 2014 Plovdiv  Bulgaria 18
66 2015 Tashkent  Uzbekistan 18
67 2016 Bourges  France 18
68 2017 Plovdiv  Bulgaria 18
69 2018 Verona  Italy 18
70 2019 Toruń  Poland 18
－ 2020 Not held
71 2021 Cairo  Egypt 18
72 2022 Dubai  United Arab Emirates 18
73 2023 Plovdiv  Bulgaria 18
74 2024 Riyadh  Saudi Arabia 18
75 2025 Wuxi  China 18
76 2026 Rio de Janeiro  Brazil 18

See also

References

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