The 1994 Asian Junior Athletics Championships was the fifth edition of the international athletics competition for Asian under-20 athletes, organised by the Asian Athletics Association. It took place from 17–20 September in Jakarta, Indonesia. It was the second time that the Indonesian capital had hosted the competition, following on from the first edition in 1986.^[1] A total of 41 events were contested, 22 for male athletes and 19 for female athletes.

Medal summary

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Worasit Vechaprutti  Thailand	10.43	Sayan Namwong  Thailand	10.45	Sultan Mohamed Al-Sheib  Qatar	10.49
200 metres	Worasit Vechaprutti  Thailand	21.07	Sultan Mohamed Al-Sheib  Qatar	21.19	Reanchai Srihawong  Thailand	21.49
400 metres	Siddarth Basak  India	48.11	Tsunemichi Shimaki  Japan	48.21	Amnuay Boonta  Thailand	48.36
800 metres	Abdul Rahman Abdullah  Qatar	1:50.83	Takeshi Gobara  Japan	1:50.84	Bai Wentao  China	1:51.58
1500 metres	Yin Changxi  China	3:49.95	Malkiat Singh  India	3:50.25	Bashir Boushra  Qatar	3:50.41
5000 metres	Xia Fengyuan  China	14:29.39	Satoshi Osaki  Japan	14:38.38	O Seong-Geun  South Korea	14:40.15
10,000 metres	Ferry Junaedi  Indonesia	31:13.17	Mohamed Al-Oqadi  Saudi Arabia	31:51.52	Than Tun Lwin  Myanmar	32:01.42
110 metres hurdles	Khassif Mubarak  Qatar	14.28 =CR	Andrey Sklyarenko  Kazakhstan	14.45	Chen Chung-Hsiang  Chinese Taipei	14.50
400 metres hurdles	Mubarak Al-Nubi  Qatar	51.21	Hamad Al-Dosari  Qatar	51.44	Kazumasa Okemoro  Japan	51.76
3000 metres steeplechase	Tadayuki Ojima  Japan	8:55.51	Hiroyuki Yamamoto  Japan	8:56.38	Awad Saleh Nasser  Yemen	8:57.43
4×100 m relay	Thailand (THA) Kongdech Natenee Reanchai Srihawong Worasit Vechaprutti Sayan Namwong	39.66	Japan (JPN)	40.81	Malaysia (MAS)	41.06
4×400 m relay	Japan (JPN)	3:11.22	India (IND)	3:12.42	Qatar (QAT)	3:13.92
10,000 metres walk	Wang Yuhong  China	45:46.33	Sudhir Kumar  India	45:52.36	Eryan Myrzabekov  Kazakhstan	45:57.48
High jump	Noriyasu Arai  Japan	2.17 m	Fu Ye  China	2.15 m	Bae Gyeong-Ho  South Korea	2.08 m
Pole vault	Tatsuya Sugaya  Japan	4.80 m	Ahmed Mohamed Yousef  Qatar	4.60 m	Kiyonobo Kigoshi  Japan	4.60 m
Long jump	Abdul Rahman Al-Nubi  Qatar	7.79 m (w)	Chen Jing  China	7.77 m	Said Mahboud  Qatar	7.56 m (w)
Triple jump	Aleksandr Tumanov  Turkmenistan	15.68 m	Rustam Khusnutdinov  Uzbekistan	15.58 m	Chen Chung-Chien  Chinese Taipei	15.20 m
Shot put	Jagbir Singh  India	16.89 m	Gurpreet Singh  India	16.46 m	Shao Wei  China	16.31 m
Discus throw	Rajiv Singh Kumar  India	49.34 m	Vansavang Savatdee  Thailand	44.46 m	Mohamed Al-Majid  Qatar	42.92 m
Hammer throw	Shigeru Hirao  Japan	61.44 m	Shubdip Singh Mann  India	60.12 m	Ho Chin-Hsien  Chinese Taipei	59.72 m
Javelin throw	Wang Weichun  China	72.74 m	Hur Sung-Min  South Korea	71.88 m	Sergey Voynov  Uzbekistan	71.86 m
Decathlon	Chen Chien-Hung  Chinese Taipei	6773 pts	Yoshinori Maehara  Japan	6476 pts	Jin Sung-Ryon  South Korea	6347 pts

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Damayanthi Dharsha  Sri Lanka	11.42 CR	Susanthika Jayasinghe  Sri Lanka	11.49	Gao Chunxia  China	11.54
200 metres	Susanthika Jayasinghe  Sri Lanka	23.16 CR	Damayanthi Dharsha  Sri Lanka	23.24	Yan Jiankui  China	23.84
400 metres	Jiang Lanying  China	53.83	Xue Meiwang  China	55.21	K. M. Beenamol  India	55.62
800 metres	Huang Lixing  China	2:05.11	K. M. Beenamol  India	2:08.36	Seo Hee-Gu  South Korea	2:09.07
1500 metres	Zhang Jinqing  China	4:30.51	Seo Hee-Gu  South Korea	4:31.29	Yumiko Okamoto  Japan	4:32.95
3000 metres	Wang Chunmei  China	9:33.78	Yumiko Okamoto  Japan	9:35.10	Tomoko Morigaki  Japan	9:35.40
5000 metres	Naomi Sakashita  Japan	16:19.58 CR	Hyun Hee-Park  South Korea	16:47.46	Ruwiyati  Indonesia	17:26.23
100 metres hurdles	Fan Min-Hua  Chinese Taipei	14.24	Yelena Timochkova  Kazakhstan	14.27	Sakiko Miyamoto  Japan	14.30
400 metres hurdles	Mayuko Hiro  Japan	59.38	Svetlana Badrankova  Kazakhstan	59.75	Wang Pei-shun  Chinese Taipei	60.39
4×100 m relay	China (CHN) Gao Chunxia Yen Feng Jie Wang Jing	44.75 CR	Thailand (THA)	45.96 CR	Chinese Taipei (TPE)	46.21
4×400 m relay	China (CHN)	3:42.30	Thailand (THA)	3:43.38	India (IND)	3:43.69
5000 metres walk	Wei Linkun  China	24:16.39	Ryoko Sakakura  Japan	24:26.08	Kim Dan-oh  South Korea	26:35.91
High jump	Lin Su-chi  Chinese Taipei	1.82 m	Tang Li-wen  Chinese Taipei	1.82 m	Miyuki Aoyama  Japan	1.76 m
Long jump	Feng Jie  China	6.32 m	Kim Hyo-in  South Korea	5.93 m	Sakiko Miyamoto  Japan	5.90 m
Triple jump	Luo Jun  China	13.33 m	Olga Voronina  Uzbekistan	12.85 m	Olga Likhatova  Kazakhstan	12.37 m
Shot put	Chen Huifen  China	15.58 m	Iolanta Ulyeva  Kazakhstan	14.29 m	Yoko Toyonaga  Japan	14.18 m
Discus throw	Qin Lei  China	52.72 m	Mari Takama  Japan	46.12 m	Swaranjeet Kaur  India	45.08 m
Javelin throw	Ma Linuo  China	51.26 m	Fang En-hua  Chinese Taipei	48.92 m	Norie Takahashi  Japan	47.66 m
Heptathlon	Lin Chao-hsiu  Chinese Taipei	5283 pts	Zhang Junling  China	5131 pts	Anna Geidelbakh  Kazakhstan	4621 pts

1994 Medal Table

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	China (CHN)	16	4	4	24
2	Japan (JPN)	7	9	9	25
3	Qatar (QAT)	4	3	5	12
4	Chinese Taipei (TPE)	4	2	5	11
5	India (IND)	3	6	3	12
6	Thailand (THA)	3	4	2	9
7	Sri Lanka (SRI)	2	2	0	4
8	Indonesia (INA)	1	0	1	2
9	Turkmenistan (TKM)	1	0	0	1
10	South Korea (KOR)	0	4	5	9
11	Kazakhstan (KAZ)	0	4	3	7
12	Uzbekistan (UZB)	0	2	1	3
13	Saudi Arabia (KSA)	0	1	0	1
14	Malaysia (MAS)	0	0	1	1
	Myanmar (MYA)	0	0	1	1
	Yemen (YEM)	0	0	1	1
Totals (16 entries)		41	41	41	123

References

Results

• Asian Junior Championships 1994. World Junior Athletics History. Retrieved on 2013-10-19.

External links

• Asian Athletics official website