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Ukraine at the Youth Olympics

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Ukraine at the
Youth Olympics
IOC codeUKR
NOCNational Olympic Committee of Ukraine
Websitewww.noc-ukr.org (in Ukrainian and English)
Medals
Ranked 10th
Gold
22
Silver
26
Bronze
31
Total
79
Summer appearances
Winter appearances

Ukraine competed at the Youth Olympic Games for the first time in 2010 in Singapore, and has participated in every Games since then.[1]

The National Olympic Committee for Ukraine is the National Olympic Committee of Ukraine, which was created in 1990 and recognized in 1993.

Ukrainian athletes have won 74 medals at the Summer Youth Games, and 5 at the Winter Youth Games.

Medal tables

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List of medalists

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Singapore 2010 Summer Youth Olympics - Singapore

Medal Name Sport Event
 Gold Daryna Zevina Swimming Youth Women's 100m Backstroke
 Gold Andrii Govorov Swimming Youth Men's 50m Freestyle
 Gold Andrii Govorov Swimming Youth Men's 50m Butterfly
 Gold Oleksandr Satin Gymnastics Men's Trampoline
 Gold Oleg Stepko Gymnastics Men's Pommel Horse
 Gold Oleg Stepko Gymnastics Men's Parallel Bars
 Gold Igor Lyashchenko Athletics Boys' 10000m walk
 Gold Kateryna Derun Athletics Girls' Javelin throw
 Gold Denys Kushnirov Shooting 10m Air Pistol Men Junior
 Silver Iryna Romoldanova Taekwondo Women's 44kg
 Silver Olexandr Lytvynov Wrestling Men's Greco-Roman 58kg
 Silver Nataliia Kovalova Rowing Junior Women's Single Sculls
 Silver Oleg Stepko Gymnastics Men's Individual All-Around final
 Silver Daryna Zevina Swimming Youth Women's 200m Backstroke
 Silver Oleg Stepko Gymnastics Men's Floor Exercise
 Silver Anatolii Melnyk Canoeing C1 Head to head Canoe Sprint Men
 Silver Oleksandr Bondar Diving Youth Men's 3m Springboard
 Silver Oleksandr Bondar Diving Youth Men's 10m Platform
 Bronze Karyna Stankova Wrestling Women's Freestyle 70kg
 Bronze Daryna Zevina Swimming Youth Women's 200m Backstroke
 Bronze Kostyantyn Reva Weightlifting Men's 85kg
 Bronze Maksim Dominishin Taekwondo Men's 73kg
 Bronze Anastasiya Spas Modern pentathlon Girls' Individual
 Bronze Viktor Chernysh Athletics Boys' High Jump
 Bronze Ganna Shelekh Athletics Girls' Pole Vault
 Bronze Dmytro Atanov Judo Boys' −55kg
 Bronze Serhiy Kulish Shooting 10m Air Rifle Men Junior
 Bronze Ganna Aleksandrova Athletics Girls' Triple jump
 Bronze Olena Kolesnychenko Athletics Girls' 400m Hurdles
 Bronze Oksana Raita Athletics Girls' 2000m Steeplechase
 Bronze Viktoriya Potyekhina Diving Youth Women's 3m Springboard
 Bronze Kseniya Darchuk Judo Girls' −78kg
 Bronze Anatolii Melnyk Canoeing C1 Slalom Men

Austria 2012 Winter Youth Olympics - Innsbruck

Medal Name Sport Event
 Silver Oleksandra Nazarova
Maxim Nikitin
Figure Skating Ice Dancing

China 2014 Summer Youth Olympics - Nanjing

Medal Name Sport Event
 Gold Hlib Piskunov Athletics Boys' Hammer throw
 Gold Yelyzaveta Baby Athletics Girls' Long jump
 Gold Yuliya Levchenko Athletics Girls' High jump
 Gold Ramil Gadzhyiev Boxing Boys' -75 kg
 Gold Pavlo Korostylov Shooting Boys' 10m Air Pistol
 Gold Mykhailo Romanchuk Swimming Boys' 400 metre freestyle
 Gold Anastasiya Malyavina Swimming Girls' 200 metre breaststroke
 Silver Dzhois Koba Athletics Girls' 200 metres
 Silver Al'Ona Byelyakova Athletics Girls' Discus throw
 Silver Denys Voronovskyy Taekwondo Boys' 73 kg
 Silver Liudmyla Luzan Canoeing Girls' C1 sprint
 Silver Hanna Krasnoshlyk Diving Girls' 3m springboard
 Silver Vladyslav Hryko Gymnastics Boys' Pommel horse
 Silver Bogdan Iadov Judo Boys' 66 kg
 Silver Mykhailo Romanchuk Swimming Boys' 800 m freestyle
 Bronze Darya Tkachova
Vladyslav Nizitskyi
Rinat Udod
Anzhelika Teterych
Cycling Mixed team relay
 Bronze Ruslan Valitovo Athletics Boys' Discus throw
 Bronze Vladyslav Hryko Gymnastics Boys' Rings
 Bronze Anastasiya Malyavina Swimming Girls' 100 metre breaststroke
 Bronze Yuliia Miiuts Taekwondo Girls' +63 kg
 Bronze Sofiya Zenchenko Weightlifting Girls' 63 kg
 Bronze Aleksey Masyk Wrestling Boys' Greco-Roman 42 kg
 Bronze Olena Kremzer Wrestling Girls' Freestyle 52 kg

Norway 2016 Winter Youth Olympics - Lillehammer

Medal Name Sport Event
 Gold Khrystyna Dmytrenko Biathlon Girls' Pursuit

Argentina 2018 Summer Youth Olympics - Buenos Aires[2]

Medal Name Sport Event
 Gold Kateryna Chorniy Fencing Girls' épée
 Gold Mykhaylo Kokhan Athletics Boys' Hammer throw
 Gold Valeriya Ivanenko Athletics Girls' Hammer throw
 Gold Ivan Tyshchenko Rowing Boys' Single Sculls
 Gold Yaroslava Mahuchikh Athletics Girls' High jump
 Silver Maksym Halinichev Boxing Boys' Bantamweight
 Silver Taras Bondarchuk Boxing Boys' Lightweight
 Silver Oksana Chudyk Wrestling Girls' Freestyle 65 kg
 Silver Khrystyna Pohranychna Gymnastics Girls' Rhythmic individual All-around
 Silver Sofiya Lyskun Diving Girls' 10m Platform
 Silver Nazar Chepurnyi Gymnastics Boys' Vault
 Silver Denys Kesil Swimming Boys' 200 metre Butterfly
 Bronze Oleh Veredyba Judo Boys' 55 kg
 Bronze Anastasia Bachynska Gymnastics Girls' Artistic individual All-around
 Bronze Daryna Plokhotniuk
Oleksandr Madei
Gymnastics Acrobatic mixed Pairs
 Bronze Oleh Doroshchuk Athletics Boys' High jump
 Bronze Anastasia Bachynska Gymnastics Girls' Floor exercise
 Bronze Vladyslav Ostapenko Wrestling Boys' Freestyle 55 kg

Switzerland 2020 Winter Youth Olympics - Lausanne

Medal Name Sport Event
 Bronze Orest Kovalenko Freestyle skiing Boys' big air

South Korea 2024 Winter Youth Olympics - Gangwon

Medal Name Sport Event
 Silver Yaroslav Lavreniuk Skeleton Men's
 Bronze Polina Putsko Biathlon Women's sprint

Participating athletes

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= Ukrainians did not compete, × = the sport was not contested at the Games

Event 12 16 20 24 Years
Alpine skiing 2 2 2 2 4
Biathlon 4 4 8 8 4
Bobsleigh
Cross-country skiing 2 2 4 4 4
Curling 2 1
Figure skating 6 7 5 3 4
Freestyle skiing 1 4 2
Ice hockey 3 1
Luge 6 4 6 9 4
Nordic combined 1 1 2 2 4
Short track speed skating 1 2 3 3
Skeleton 1 1 2 3
Ski jumping 1 1 4 4 4
Ski mountaineering × × ×
Snowboarding 1 1 1 3
Speed skating
Total sports 8 9 12 12

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "The history of the NOC of Ukraine".
  2. ^ "BUENOS AIRES 2018 - SUMMER YOUTH OLYMPIC GAMES, ARGENTINA". Archived from the original on 2018-10-07.