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See also: Lightning World Championship
See also: Masters Lightning World Championship
Main article: Lightning (dinghy)

The Lightning Youth World Championship is an bi-annual international sailing regatta for lightning (dinghy), organized by the host club on behalf of the International Lightning Class Association and recognized by World Sailing, the sports IOC recognized governing body.

Editions

See also: World championships in sailing
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Host club of the Youth Lightning World Championship
Ed. Year Host Participant Ref
Host club Location Nat. Boats Sailors Nations Cont.
01 1978-0-0 to 0-0 Yacht Club Peruano La Punta District  Peru 18 54 10 4 [1][2]
02 1980-0-0 to 0-0 Buffalo Canoe Club Fort Erie, Ontario  Canada 20 60 11 3 [3][4]
03 1982-0-0 to 0-0 Circolo Velico Marsala Marsala, Sicily  Italy 14 42 6 3 [5][6]
04 1984-0-0 to 0-0 Metedeconk River Yacht Club Brick Township, New Jersey  United States 13 39 6 3 [7][8]
05 1986-0-0 to 0-0 Yacht Club Olivos Olivos, Buenos Aires  Argentina 12 6 2 [9][10]
06 1988-08-01 to 08-0 Nasijarven Purjehdusseura-Nasijarvi Segelsallskap RY Tampere  Finland 10 30 6 3 [11][12]
07 1990-07-22 to 07-27 Buffalo Canoe Club Fort Erie, Ontario  Canada 15 45 8 3 [13][14]
08 1992-0-0 to 0-0 Higuerillas Yacht Club Concon, Chile  Chile 19 57 9 3 [15][16]
09 1994-07-16 to 07-21 Cercle de Voile de Neuchatel Lake Neuchatel  Switzerland 17 51 10 3 [17][18]
10 1996-09-08 to 09-13 Metedeconk River Yacht Club Brick Township, New Jersey  United States 19 57 8 3 [19][20]
11 1998-11-20 to 11-28 Salinas Yacht Club Salinas, Ecuador  Ecuador 16 48 8 3 [21][22]
12 2000-07-03 to 07-08 Yacht Club of Greece
Yacht Racing Club of Athens		 Athens  Greece 18 59 9 3 [23][24]
13 2002-07-06 to 07-11 Newport Yacht Club, Rochester Rochester, New York  United States 13 39 5 3 [25][26]
14 2004-02-27 to 03-07 Clube de Campo Soa Paulo Sao Paulo  Brazil 14 42 5 3 [27][28][29]
15 2006-07-13 to 07-16 Jyväskylän Veneseura Jyvaskyla  Finland 10 30 5 3 [30][31][32]
16 2008-07-14 to 07-18 Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club Dorval, Quebec  Canada 11 33 4 3 [33][34]
17 2010-07-19 to 07-22 Salinas Yacht Club Salinas, Ecuador  Ecuador 16 48 8 2 [35][36]
18 2012-07-23 to 07-27 Tuusulanjärven Purjehtijat Jarvenpaa, Lahti  Finland 16 48 8 3 [37][38]
19 2014-06-28 to 07-02 Buffalo Canoe Club Fort Erie, Ontario  Canada 24 72 5 3 [39][40][41]
20 2016-23-07 to 07-27 Salinas Yacht Club Salinas, Ecuador  Ecuador 20 60 9 3 [42][43]
21 2018-07-03 to 07-07 Nautical Athletic Club of Voula Voula, Greece  Greece 16 48 7 3 [44][45][46]
N/A 2020-0-0 to 0-0 Sheboygan Yacht Club Sheboygan, Wisconsin  United States DELAYED COVID [47]
N/A 2021-07-07 to 07-11 Sheboygan Yacht Club Sheboygan, Wisconsin  United States DELAYED COVID
22 2022-07-05 to 07-10 Sheboygan Yacht Club Sheboygan, Wisconsin  United States 15 [48][49][50]
23 2024-07-23 to 07-27 Cofradía Naútica del Pacífico
Yacht Club in Algarrobo		 Algarrobo  Chile [51]

Medalists

Games Gold Silver Bronze} Ref.
1978 Peru US 13229

 Stephen Craig (USA)
 Jeff Grinnan (USA)
 Cindy Craig (USA)

A 11800 KA 13239 [1]
1980 Onterio
Canada 		USA 11077

 Ian Jones (USA)
 Jody Lutz (USA)
 Kevin Robinson (USA)

BRA 12657 ARG 11041 [3]
1982 Sicily, Italy CAN 13577

 Gordon Anderson (CAN)
 Paul Thompson (CAN)
 Stuart Hebb (CAN)

[5]
1984 Brick, NJ USA 6345

 Jody Swanson (USA)
 Joe Donovan (USA)
 Joe Folds (USA)

[7]
1986 Olivos, Argentina 13682
 Guillermo Parada (ARG)
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN 		12824
 Christian Frers (ARG) 		11039
 Axel Rodger (ARG) 		[9]
1988 Tampere, Finland  Duncan Stewart (CAN) [11]
1990 Point Abino, Canada 11631

 Ned Roseberry (USA)
 Geoff Jarvis (USA)
 Twigg Stewart (USA)

11459
 Alexandros Dimou (GRE) 		14018
 Ville Lahteinen (FIN) 		[13]
1992 Point Abino, Canada  Tom Starck (USA)

 Guy Adema (USA)
 Martha Wilson (USA)

[15]
1994 Neuchatel
Switzerland 		 Marty Essig (CAN)

 Tory Crowder (CAN)
 Todd Fedyszyn (CAN)

[52]
1996 Brick, NJ
USA
19 Boats 		14780
 Miguel Plaza Jr (ECU)
Carlos PLAZA
Francis PLAZA 		14397
 Chad ATKINS (USA)
Adam BURNS
Cap PIN 		14597
 Gabe CROWDER (CAN)
Adam DUNN
John VICKERS 		[53]
1998 Salina
Ecuador
16 Boats 		USA 14640
 Sean Carroll (USA)
 Karl Schutte (USA)
 Kate Sheahan (USA) 		GRE 14377
 Constantinos Merentitis (GRE)
 Hilias Manolakis (GRE)
 Michalis Koulianos (GRE) 		COL 14057
J. Camilo Bustos
Camilo Salcedo
Nicolas Deeb
2000 Athens
Greece
18 Boats 		GRE 14687
 Dionisis Dimou (GRE)
 Michalis Pateniotis (GRE)
 Thanassis SiouziosAntonis Pateniotis (GRE) 		GRE 14197
 Sotiris Dimopoulos (GRE)
 Vagelis Kafetzidakis (GRE)
 Charis Finos (GRE)
 George Finos (GRE) 		ARG 11649
Jose Maria Bettini
Cofone Juan
Valette Franco 		[54]
2002 Rockester
13 Boats 		15152
Thomas Sumner
Pedro Soares
Mark Pineda 		14056
Erik Johnson
Karl Johnson
Kate Brush 		15103
Travis Maier
Meredith PELTON
Robert RAMIREZ 		[55]
2004 São Paulo
Brazil
14 Boats 		BRA 14330
Thomas Sumner
Felipe Brito
Mark Pineda 		BRA 14378
Marcelo Bellotti
Eduardo Molina
Alejandro Carri 		BRA 14894
Joao Hackerott
Constantin Vassilas
Jorge Zarif 		[citation needed]
2006 Jyväskylä
Finland
10 Boats 		BRA 14894
Thomas Sumner
Felipe Brito
Felipe Brito 		GRE 15077
Panagiotis VERGINADIS
Timos Vlachos
Theodoros Poulakos 		USA 14146
Nicholas Aswad
Connor Aswad
Peter Hazelett 		[56]
2008 Quebec
Canada
11 Boats 		15298
 Taylor Lutz (USA)
Luke Vreeland
Bernie Roesler 		14901
 Ian Schillebeeckx (BEL)
 Connor Aswad (USA)
 Will Schwarz (USA) 		15166
Matthew Schon
Timmy Crann
Jason Lutz 		[57]
2010 Salinas
Ecador
16 Boats 		ECU 14379
Jonathan Martinetti
Pedro Velez
Eduardo Viteri 		ARG 1
Tomas Dietrich
Tomas Pellejero
Gaston Bisto 		BRA 15333
Rafael Krausz
Otavio Birman
Nicolas Brancher 		[58]
2012 Järvenpää
Finland
16 Boats 		CAN 14895
Adam MacDonald
Abby Bennett
Sam Jones 		USA 15122
Timmy Crann
Lauren Jones
Alica Blumenthal 		USA 15202(3)
Mike Gemperline
Scott Vining
Stuart Wallace 		[59]
2014 Ontario
Canada
24 Boats 		BRA 15333
Felipe Rondina
Jose Afonso Hackerott
Thomas Sylvestre 		USA 15166
Jonathan Lutz
Alexandra Jones
Nicholas Sertl 		CHI 11011
Cristobal Molina Lorca
Jens Kuhlenthal Pfeffer
Pedro Andres Vera Carrera
2016 Salinas
Ecuador
20 Boats 		BRA 15333
Felipe Rondina
Thomas Petrie Sylvestre
Christian Lacerda Shaw 		ARG 13360
Martin Cloos
Bautista Menendez
Lucas Elias 		ECU 14675
Matias Dyck
John Birkett
Jose Andres Lecaro 		[60]
2018 Voula
Greece
16 Boats 		USA 14748
Jeffrey Hayden
Brian Hayes Jnr.
Meredith Ryan 		GRE 15144
V Gourgiotis
G Tsoulfas
M Kypraios 		BRA 15333
J Hackerott
E Van Deursen
M Peek 		[61]

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