2025 Asian U18 Athletics Championships

6th Asian U18 Athletics Championships
Dates15–18 April 2025
Host cityDammam, Saudi Arabia
VenuePrince Nayef Sports City
LevelU18 (Youth)
Events39
Participation31 nations
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The 2025 Asian U18 Athletics Championships was the sixth edition of the biennial, continental athletics competition for Asian athletes aged 15 to 17. It was held at Prince Nayef Sports City in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, from 15 to 18 April 2025.[1][2]

Medal summary

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres
(wind: +2.3 m/s) 		Sorato Shimizu
 Japan		 10.38 Hongyu Dai
 China		 10.39 Cheuk Fung Jasper Koo
 Hong Kong		 10.40
200 metres
(wind: +1.5 m/s) 		Cheuk Fung Jasper Koo
 Hong Kong		 20.95 CR Chae-min Jun
 South Korea		 21.01 Harry Irfan Curran
 Singapore		 21.24
400 metres Yongjie Li
 China		 48.11 Samer Moosa Hassan
 Qatar		 48.22 Haroun Ahmat
 Qatar		 48.30
800 metres Zeng Xiang
 China		 1:53.31 Abdullatif Mohammed
 Kuwait		 1:53.33 H. D. S. Awishka
 Sri Lanka		 1:53.41
1500 metres Mubarik Abdi Said
 Qatar		 3:57.90 Mahmoud Abou Zeid
 Lebanon		 3:58.76 Lahiru Achintha
 Sri Lanka		 3:59.47
3000 metres Mohammad Saleh Kamareh
 Iran		 8:37.55 Timur Nasimov
 Uzbekistan		 8:51.27 Asilbek Tukhtamurodov
 Uzbekistan		 9:01.95
110 metres hurdles (91.4 cm)
(wind: +2.5 m/s) 		Koki Takajo
 Japan		 13.42 Hasan Hagawi
 Saudi Arabia		 13.49 Jhih-Cun Lei
 Chinese Taipei		 13.50
400 metres hurdles (84.0 cm) Idriss Djibren Mahamat Abdei
 Qatar		 52.24 Idriss Abakar
 Qatar		 53.56 Kiril Savchenko
 Kazakhstan		 53.63
2000 metres Steeplechase (0.84) Hashem Ahmed Hakeem
 Saudi Arabia		 6:06.06 Shokhjakhon Khayrullaev
 Uzbekistan		 6:14.31 Li Guanxi
 China		 6:14.33
5000 metres race walk Ninghao Zhu
 China		 20:21.50 CR Nitin Gupta
 India		 20:21.51 Sheng-Chin Lo
 Chinese Taipei		 21:37.88
1000 metres sprint medley relay  China (CHN)
  • Hongyu Dai
  • Jiacheng Hu
  • Kangbin Liu
  • Yongjie Li
 1:51.68 CR  India (IND)
  • P. Chiranth
  • Sayed Sabeer
  • Kadir Khan
  • Saket Minj
 1:52.15  Saudi Arabia (KSA)
  • Mubarak Salem Alyami
  • Meshal Abdullah Hazazi
  • Musaad Obaid Al-subaie
  • Abdullah Nasser Aljarian
 1:52.36
High jump Mohammad Alduaij
 Kuwait		 2.05 m Devak Bhushan
 India		 2.03 m Pawan Nethya Sampath
 Sri Lanka		 2.03 m
Pole vault Khalel Zaid
 Singapore		 4.20 m Abdulla Saad Al-abdulla
 Qatar		 4.20 m Dmitriy Shkerdin
 Kazakhstan		 4.20 m
Long jump Chengyi Zhou
 China		 7.73 m Eito Omori
 Japan		 7.72 m Liu Bingchen
 China		 7.30 m
Triple jump Zhiyuan Dong
 China		 15.53 m Janith Lakshan
 Sri Lanka		 15.10 m Ma Boyu
 China		 14.97 m
Shot put (5 kg) Qigeng Han
 China		 20.23 m Nishchay
 India		 19.59 m Anson Loh
 Singapore		 18.59 m
Discus throw (1.5 kg) Qigeng Han
 China		 63.33 m Xuan Wanzhi
 China		 63.01 m Nishchay
 India		 58.85 m
Javelin throw (700 g) Himanshu Jakhar
 India		 67.57 m Hao Lu
 China		 63.45 m Ruslan Sadullayev
 Uzbekistan		 61.96 m
Decathlon Jakhongir Juraboev
 Uzbekistan		 6645 pts Askar Omirzak
 Kazakhstan		 6524 pts Abas Moneer Alabdulbaqi
 Saudi Arabia		 6229 pts

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres
(wind: +1.4 m/s) 		Qian Zhang
 China		 11.80 Dananjana Fernando
 Sri Lanka		 11.92 Aarti
 India		 11.93
200 metres
(wind: +1.4 m/s) 		Mariam Kareem
 United Arab Emirates		 23.99 Misato Shibata
 Japan		 24.16 Aarti
 India		 24.31
400 metres Saki Imamine
 Japan		 57.27 Tannu
 India		 57.63 Nanxi Deng
 China		 58.01
800 metres Tharushi Abisheka
 Sri Lanka		 2:14.86 Meiling Ye
 China		 2:15.92 Naomi Marjorie Cesar
 Philippines		 2:17.87
1500 metres Zhang Yaxi
 China		 4:58.35 Sama Mostafa
 Lebanon		 4:58.82 Marjona Saydullaeva
 Uzbekistan		 4:59.85
3000 metres Anastasiya Silchenkova
 Uzbekistan		 9:45.17 Zhuoma Suolang
 China		 10:00.44 Samia Shahpari
 Iran		 10:09.07
100 metres hurdles (76.2cm)
(wind: +2.4 m/s) 		Yinyin Bao
 China		 13.71 He Yihui
 China		 13.76 Shouryaambure
 India		 13.80
400 metres hurdles Mariam Kareem
 United Arab Emirates		 59.55 CR Shodiyona Rakhmonova
 Uzbekistan		 1:01.40 Evelina Ryabkova
 Kazakhstan		 1:01.59
2000 metres steeplechase Sadafbonu Nusratilleva
 Uzbekistan		 6:44.99 CR Nasimakhon Mamirova
 Uzbekistan		 6:55.20 Wen Fu
 China		 7:09.11
5000 metres race walk Yaru Wang
 China		 23:34.80 Zhuoma Xiere
 China		 23:51.59 Seo-Rhin Kwon
 South Korea		 24:13.70
1000 metres sprint medley relay  China (CHN)
  • Qian Zhang
  • Sitong Yang
  • Zhenglin Zhou
  • Beiqi He
 2:11.11  Sri Lanka (SRI)
  • Dananjana Fernando
  • Tharushi Abisheka
  • Sansala Himashani
  • Dilki Nehara
 1:52.15  Thailand (THA)
  • Chanthell Mauricette
  • Nichaphat Nunut
  • Panramon Tangsatjakul
  • Nattawadee Watarujikrit
 1:52.36
High jump Jialing Dong
 China		 1.73 m Mai Ngoc Anh
 Vietnam		 1.69 m Yasmeen Roy
 Kuwait		 1.65 m
Pole vault N/a | Not held
Long jump Morong Liang
 China		 6.26 m Chloe En-ya Chee
 Singapore		 5.77 m Ye-ji Seo
 South Korea		 5.66 m
Triple jump Yiqing Xie
 China		 13.39 m Jiayu Bi
 China		 12.79 m Dilki Nehara
 Sri Lanka		 12.35 m
Shot put (3kg) Xinyao Chen
 China		 18.47 m Yuxuan Wan
 China		 17.82 m Yae-ram Lee
 South Korea		 16.58 m
Discus throw Chenyi Ma
 China		 53.81 m CR Anqi Zhao
 China		 47.89 m Lakshita Mahlawat
 India		 41.30 m
Hammer throw (3kg) Jiajun Chen
 China		 67.71 m Yujia Gao
 China		 64.20 m Shahribonu Zaripova
 Uzbekistan		 56.47 m
Javelin throw (500g) Yan Yi Kwan
 Hong Kong		 54.04 m Ayuto Kurokawa
 Japan		 49.92 m Ao Matsuyama
 Japan		 49.76 m
Heptathlon Polina Kuzubova
 Kazakhstan		 5089 pts Sofya Nikolaeva
 Uzbekistan		 4904 pts Assylzat Kydyrbay
 Kazakhstan		 4355 pts

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Saudi Arabia)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 China1912536
2 Uzbekistan35412
3 Japan3317
4 Saudi Arabia*3126
5 Qatar2316
6 Hong Kong2013
7 United Arab Emirates2002
8 India15511
9 Sri Lanka1348
10 Singapore1225
11 Kuwait1113
12 Kazakhstan1045
13 Iran1023
14 Lebanon0202
15 South Korea0134
16 Vietnam0101
17 Chinese Taipei0022
18 Philippines0011
 Thailand0011
Totals (19 entries)403939118

Participating nations

  1.  Afghanistan
  2.  China
  3.  Chinese Taipei
  4.  Hong Kong
  5.  India
  6.  Iran
  7.  Iraq
  8.  Japan
  9.  Jordan
  10.  Kazakhstan
  11.  South Korea
  12.  Kuwait
  13.  Kyrgyzstan
  14.  Lebanon
  15.  Macau
  16.  Malaysia
  17.  Maldives
  18.  Oman
  19.  Palestine
  20.  Philippines
  21.  Qatar
  22.  Saudi Arabia (Host)
  23.  Singapore
  24.  Sri Lanka
  25.  Syria
  26.  Tajikistan
  27.  Thailand
  28.  United Arab Emirates
  29.  Uzbekistan
  30.  Vietnam
  31.  Yemen

References

  1. ^ "Schedule and Results". Asian Athletics. Retrieved 28 April 2025.
  2. ^ "6th Asian U18 Championships Results". World Athletics. Retrieved 28 April 2025.
Preceded by
2023
Uzbekistan 		6th Asian U18 Athletics Championships
2025
Saudi Arabia 		Succeeded by
2027
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