The Russian Junior Artistic Gymnastics Championships () are organized annually by the Russian Artistic Gymnastics Federation.
Competitors are divided into the following categories by gender and age: junior males (, 14–17 years old), junior females (, 13–15), boys (, 11–13) and girls (, 9–12). Individual events are further divided by skill levels / difficulties. (Each skill level corresponds to a certain sports degree: Master of Sports [MS] and Candidate for Master of Sports [CMS] for juniors, First Class and Second Class for boys/girls.)
Competitions in different gender and/or age groups may be held at different sites and at different time. (For example, competitions in the older age groups can be held simultaneously with the senior nationals. That was the case in 2010, 2012, 2014 and 2016. In 2018, the competitions in the older age groups were held simultaneously with the Cup of Russia. The lower age groups can be conducted as separate championships.)
All-around medalists Males Juniors, MS As of 2019, the competitors are 16–17 years old. Year Location Gold Silver Bronze 2010 Penza Maksim Khodykin 2011 Penza Maksim Khodykin Sergei Stepanov Aleksandr Ruzhitski 2012 Penza Sergei Stepanov Kirill Prokopiev Grigory Zyryanov 2013 Penza Vladislav Polyashov Andrey Lagutov Aleksandr Ruzhitski 2014 Penza Valentin Starikov Kirill Potapov Nikita Nagorny 2015 Penza Andrey Makolov Artem Arnaut Dmitri Govorov 2016 Penza Aleksandr Chicherov Nikolay Kishkilev Marat Khabibullin 2017 Penza Daniil Ivanov Mikhail Yurchenko Aleksei Ryabov 2018 Chelyabinsk Sergei Naidin Yuri Busse Viktor Kalyuzhin 2019 Penza Ivan KuliakIvan Gerget Kirill Gashkov 2020 Penza Timofey Prostakov Ivan Antonikhin Daniil Lobach 2021 Penza Evgeni Kisel Daniel Marinov Timofey Prostakov
Juniors, CMS As of 2019, the competitors are 14–15 years old. Year Location Gold Silver Bronze 2011 Penza Grigory Zyryanov Nikolai Kovinov Andrei Lagutov 2012 Penza Ivan Stretovich Ilia Kibartas Artur Dalaloyan 2013 Penza Ivan Stretovich Valenton Starikov Kirill Potapov 2014 Penza Aleksandr Sychugov Maksim Sinichkin Ildar Yuskaev 2015 Penza Nikolay Kishkilev Yuri Busse Mikhail Yurchenko 2016 Penza Sergei Naidin Yuri Busse Mikhail Khudchenko 2017 Penza Valentin Beskhmelnitsyn Vladislav Lukianov Lev Sharapov 2018 Chelyabinsk Timofey Prostakov Valentin Beskhmelnitsyn Ivan Shkurov 2019 Penza Timofey Prostakov Evgeni Kisel Daniel Marinov
Boys, First Class As of 2019, the competitors are 12–13 years old. Year Location Gold Silver Bronze 2019 Penza Vyacheslav Vitkov Daniil Novikov Kirill Radionov
Females Juniors, MS As of 2019, the competitors are 14–15 years old. Year Location Gold Silver Bronze 2010 Penza Maria Paseka Violetta Malikova Kristina Kruglikova 2011 Penza Anastasia Grishina Anastasia Sidorova Anna Rodionova 2012 Penza Polina Fedorova Yuna Nefedova Irina Yashina 2013 Penza Maria Bondareva Evgenia Zhukova 2014 Penza Angelina Melnikova Seda Tutkhalyan Daria Mikhailova 2015 Penza Daria Skrypnik Angelina Melnikova Ekaterina Sokova 2016 Penza Anastasia Iliankova Uliana Perebinosova Elena Eremina 2017 Penza Ksenia Klimenko Anastasia Agafonova Varvara Zubova 2018 Chelyabinsk Ksenia Klimenko Vladislava Urazova Olga Astafieva 2019 Penza Vladislava Urazova Viktoria Listunova Elena Gerasimova
Juniors, CMS As of 2019, the competitors are 13 years old. Year Location Gold Silver Bronze 2010 Penza Anastasia Grishina Anastasia Sidorova Anna Rodionova 2011 Penza Evgenia Shelgunova Yulia Chemareva Alina Martynova 2012 Penza Maria Bondareva Polina Spirina Kristina Levshina 2013 Penza Seda Tutkhalyan Anastasia Dmitrieva Daria Mikhailova 2014 Penza Elena Eremina Ekaterina Sokova Viktoria Trykina 2015 Penza Angelina Simakova Valeria Sayfulina Varvara Zubova 2016 Penza Ksenia Klimenko Aleksandra Shchekoldina Varvara Zubova 2017 Penza Olga Astafieva Irina Komnova Elena Gerasimova 2018 Chelyabinsk Viktoria Listunova Sofia Koroleva Nelli Audi 2019 Penza Daria Ozhigova Daria Kholopova Khristina Kalinina
Girls, First Class As of 2019, the competitors are 11–12 years old. Year Location Gold Silver Bronze 2014 Angelina Simakova Varvara Zubova 2015 Olga Astafieva Ksenia Klimenko Anastasia Agafonova 2016 Nelli Audi 2017 Nelli Audi 2018 Diana Kustova 2019 Penza Diana Kustova Marina Budnikova Elizaveta Us
Girls, Second Class As of 2019, the competitors are 9–10 years old. Year Location Gold Silver Bronze 2014 Olga Astafieva Arina Strukova Sofia Suvorova 2015 Nelli Audi Ksenia Cheban Viktoria Listunova
References
External links Competitions section on the Russian Artistic Gymnastics Federation website (in Russian)