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22. Junior European Championship 1988
Athens, Greece, July 31-August 8, 21 entries.

All starts were arranged at 3 pm to correspond to the peak of the wind strength. Villalonga won the first race while Malte never caught up after restarting because of a PMS. Rohart won the second. Malte then won the next two with Villalonga winning another in race 5. Malte won the sixth and Chivikov the last, but Malte had done enough to win the regatta.

23. Junior European Championship 1989
Club Nautico Arenal, Spain, August 5-15, 15 competitors from 10 countries.

J Knuth dominated the event in all conditions, scoring 1 win, 4 second places and discarding a 5th. Malte Philipp in second place also won two races and completed the DDR supremacy. Xavier Rohart in 3rd showed the advantages and disadvantages of weighing 102 kg with excellent beats in the breeze but suffering offwind.

Final results 1988:
1. Philipp Malte DDR 26.0
2. Kico Villalonga E 37.0
3. Matthias Mier DDR 49.4
4. Tkachuk SR 62.7
5. Imre Taveter SR 63.7
6. Chivikov SR 65.7
7. Kryszcryiski PZ 65.7
8. J. Knuth DDR 69.7
9. Jure Orel Y 80.0
10. Xavier Rohart F 82.7

Final results 1989:
1. J. Knuth DDR 11 9.0
2. Malte Philipp DDR 25 27.1
3. Xavier Rohart F 748 38.1
4. Xavier Garcia E 109 40.4
5. A Rinne G 1912 40.7
6. Jure Orel Y 97 74.1
7. John Driscoll IR 1 80.8
8. Yannick Adde F 760 82.0
9. Richard Kouveras GR 195 85.0


24. Junior European Championship 1990
Quiberon, France, 20 entries from 12 countries.

Fredrik Loof was consistently the best sailor winning the shortened series by 13.3 points, Second placed Xavier Garcia won two races, against Loof s one win, but lost control in the middle of the series in two windy races. Third placed Uwe Thielemann won the first race and was still leading after a 3rd in the second, but likewise picked up two bad results in the windy races. In contrast, fourth placed Michael Fellmann, scored a 1st and 4th in the windy races and higher scores in the light winds.

25. Junior European Championship 1991
Gdansk, Poland, August 18-25, 28 entries from 11 countries.

The wind ranged from Force 2-5 with excellent weather conditions. Xavier Garcia led from the start and won the first 4 races. Then a DSQ in race 5 for rocking put the pressure on. Going into the last race a 17th would have been good enough but he held out for a 5th and won by 20 points ahead of second overall Carl Akerson. Garcia was sailing Jose Doreste's old Roga Finn.

26. Junior European Championship 1992
Caprilo, Italy, July 3-13, 27 entries from 11 countries.

Sailed in generally light and very shifty conditions, the week provided very difficult sailing conditions made worse by the arrival of thunderstorms during two of the races. Sebastien Godefroid led from the second race, (which he won) on and by the last race was only threatened by Emilios Papathanasiou who had closed the gap by winning the sixth race. Sebastien won the final race as well to win the championship.

Final results 1990:
1. Fredrik Loof S 684 11.7
2. Xavier Garcia E 109 25.0
3. Uwe Thielemann DDR 11 36.7
4. Michael Fellmann G 1916 38.0
5. Richard Kouveras GR 195 39.4
6. David Drappeau F 758 45.1
7. Andreas Buchert DDR 6 45.7
8. Zsombor Majthenyi M 159 46.7
9. Karlo Kuret Y 53 47.7
10. Jure Orel Y 97 51.0
11. Yannick Adde F 760 55.0
12. Ville Aalto-Setala L 198 58.0

Final results 1991:
1. Xavier Garcia E 15.7
2. Carl Akerson S 35.4
3. Sebastien Godefroid B 41.7
4. Karlo Kuret Y 43.7
5. Thomas Wallis G 63.1
6. Zsombor Majthenyi M 73.0
7. Ville Aalto-Setala L 73.7
8. Marek Krause PZ 88.0
9. Diego Negri I 92.0
10. Andreas Buchert G 97.7
11. Dominik Zycki PZ 105.7
12. Dmitri Bakunovich SR 107.4
13. Andrzej Mackiewicz PZ 114.0
14. Stefan Wenzel G 115.7
15. Laszlo Gelley M 120.0

Final results 1992:
1. Sebastien Godefroid B 7 31.7
2. Emilios Papathanasiou GR 6 39.4
3. Diego Negri I 779 57.1
4. Daniele Giuntoli I 716 59.0
5. Carl Akerson S 703 61.1
6. Torsten Faass G 1755 66.0
7. Wiebe Schippers H 592 82.7
8. Luigo Masturzo I 787 84.4
9. Jaroslaw Gorsky PZ 75 88.0
10. Richard Kouveras GR 201 89.7
11. Dominik Zycki PZ 86 100.0
12. Sven Heilmann G 28 101.0

27. Junior European Championship 1993
L'Estartit, Spain, June 3-12, 16 entries.

For the first time, the event was combined with the Seniors, the two fleets using different marks. Most people were tipping Andreas Buchert from Germany, but the convincing winner was Dominik Zycki from Poland. His 10-3-4-3-2-1-9 eventually gave him a 12.6 point lead over Andreas. The bronze also seemed destined to go to Poland but Mateusz Kusznierewicz lost a protest in the last race, which meant that third place went to Italian Simone Cercello.

28. Junior European Championship 1994
Cesme, Turkey, July 5-13, 17 entries from 8 countries.

The weather was mainly light and Ali Kemal Tufekci from Turkey dominated the week, winning races 2-6 in the mainly light conditions. Michal Hruby won the first race and the last to finish as runner up.

29. Junior European Championship 1995
Lake Balaton, Hungary, September 10-16.

The 1995 event was combined with the seniors.

Final results 1993:
1. Dominik Zycki POL 4 37.4
2. Andreas Buchert GER 6 50.0
3. Simone Cercello ITA 794 53.7
4. Mateusz Kusznierewicz POL 5 57.0
5. Michal Hruby CZE 479 60.7
6. Emilios Papathanasiou GRE 6 62.0
7. Petr Hyza TCH 6 65.0
8. Michael Lundh S 1 66.7
9. Pascal Rambeau F 748 68.4
10. Kai Naef I 622 82.0

Final results 1994:
1. Ali Kemal Tufekci TUR 9.0
2. Michal Hruby CZE 16.0
3. Odysseas Papadopoulos GRE 23,0
4. Ugo Grande ITA 26.0
5. John Gochberg USA 27.0
6. Loizos Vassillis GRE 31.0
7. Petr Hyza CZE 41.0
8. Marek Valasek SVK 42.0
9. Serdar Oskay TUR 51.0
10. Peter Palmaj SVK 58.0

Final results 1995:
1. Mateusz Kusznierewicz POL 17
2. Misura Bartul CRO
3. Dominik Zycki POL 4






30. Junior European Championship 1996
Hospitalet, Spain, June 7-15, 10 entries from 9 countries.

The ten Juniors combined with the senior fleet and Mateusz Kusznierewicz dominated the juniors and finished runner-up in the seniors too, beating second placed junior Balazs Hadju by 47 points.

31. Junior European Championship 1997
Split, Croatia June, 6-14, 14 entries from 10 countries.

Combined with the Senior fleet again, Manolis Marselos was the clear winner, taking the lead after the second race and maintaining it in the generally light winds.

32. Junior European Championship 1998
Vilamoura, Portugal, June 5-13, 18 entries from 9 countries.

Combined with the Senior fleet, many of the Juniors put in good performances, mixing well with the Seniors and getting top ten results in the combined fleet of 77 boats. In the closest competition for several years, Clifton Webb from New Zealand clinched the title.

Final results 1996:
1. Mateusz Kusznierewicz POL
2. Balazs Hadju HUN
3. Manolis Marselos GRE
4. Rafael Trujillo ESP
5. Jiri Hyza CZE
6. Henrique Anjos POR
7. Sinan Sumar TUR
8. Armando Battaglia ITA
9. Zsolt Meszaros HUN
10. Liviu Brighidau ROM


Final results 1997:
1. Manolis Marselos GRE 2
2. Georg Kodogouris GRE 1
3. Rafal Szukiel POL 7
4. Henrique Anjos POR 8
5. Vladislav Aleinikov RUS 2
6. Clifton Webb NZL 27
7. Christos Chionas GRE 11
8. Massimo Gherarducci ITA 71
9. Arando Battaglia ITA 25
10. Erwan Taulois FRA 760

Final results 1998:
1. Clifton Webb NZL 27
2. Vladislav Aleinikov RUS 2
3. David Burrows IRL 8
4. Christos Chionas GRE 11
5. Stefan de Vries NED 733
6. Alexandras Dragoutsis GRE 8
7. Paulo Leandro POR 81
8. Georg Kodogouris GRE 1
9. Rudolf Lidarik CZE 13
10. Marcin Wojtonia POL 1
11. Adam Cowling GBR 537
12. Manolis Marselos GRE 2
 
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