European Rowing U23 Championships: Difference between revisions

European Rowing U23 Championships
Status	Active
Genre	Sports Event
Date(s)	Midyear
Frequency	Annual
Location(s)	Europe
Inaugurated	2017
Organised by	FISA

The European Rowing U23 Championships is an international rowing regatta organized by FISA (the International Rowing Federation). It is a week-long event for best rowers under 23 year age.

History

The inaugural championship took place in September 2017. All European Member National Federations plus Israel shall be eligible to compete in the European Rowing Under 23 Championships. An athlete must present a valid passport from the country for which he wishes to compete (as per FISA rules). A rower may compete in an Under 23 rowing event until 31st of December of the year in which he/she reaches the age of 22.

Editions

Editions	Year	City	Country	Date	Nations	Events	References
1	2017	Kruszwica	Poland	2–3 September	30	21	^[1]
2	2018	Brest	Belarus	1–2 September	25	22	^[2]
3	2019	Ioannina	Greece	7-8 September	30	22	^[3]
4	2020	Duisburg	Germany	5-6 September	32	22	^[4]
5	2021	Kruszwica	Poland	4-5 September	30	22	^[5]
6	2022	Hazewinkel	Belgium	3-4 September	30	21	^[6]
7	2023	Krefeld	Germany	26–27 August	27	21	^[7]

Medals (2017-2023)

External links

World Rowing website

References

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 ==History==
-The inaugural championship took place in September 2017 ([[2017 European Rowing U23 Championships]]).
+The inaugural championship took place in September 2017. All European Member National Federations plus Israel shall be eligible to compete in the European Rowing Under 23 Championships. An athlete must present a valid passport from the country for which he wishes to compete (as per FISA rules). A rower may compete in an Under 23 rowing event until 31st of December of the year in which he/she reaches the age of 22.
 ==Editions==