U-15 Baseball European Championship

U-15 Baseball European Championship
Current season, competition or edition:
Current sports event 2025
SportBaseball
Founded1975
No. of teams8 (Finals)
ContinentEurope
Most recent
champion
 Germany (4th title)
Most titles Netherlands
(13 titles)

The U-15 Baseball European Championship is a biennial international baseball tournament for players under 15 years old, sanctioned by WBSC Europe. It is held in odd-numbered years, with the top two teams qualifying for the following year's U-15 Baseball World Cup.[1] In even-numbered years, a qualifying round (Pool B) is held.

Results

Ed. Year Host Final Semifinalists
Winner Score Runner-up Third Place Score Fourth Place
1 1975 West Germany
Mannheim

Netherlands
-
Belgium

West Germany
2 1977 Belgium
Brasschaat

Italy
-
Netherlands

Belgium
3 1979 Spain
Madrid

Italy
-
Netherlands

Spain

West Germany
4 1981 Belgium
Antwerp

Netherlands
8 – 6
Spain

Italy

West Germany
5 1983 Belgium
Antwerp

Italy
11 – 10
Netherlands

West Germany

Belgium
6 1985 Belgium

Netherlands
-
Italy

Sweden

Belgium
7 1992 France
Agen, Toulouse

Italy
30 – 2
Spain

Lithuania

Romania
8 1993 Italy
Trieste

Italy
-
Moldova

Czech Republic

France
9 1994 Italy
Florence

Italy
6 – 5
Moldova

Poland

Ukraine
10 1995 Italy
Livorno

Italy
23 – 10
Czech Republic

Russia

Poland
11 1996 France
Sarcelles

Italy
12 – 11
Russia

Ukraine

France
12 1997 Czech Republic
Choceň

Italy
11 – 1
Czech Republic

Ukraine

Poland
13 1999 Czech Republic
Ostrava

Netherlands
6 – 5
Czech Republic

Romania

Russia
14 2000 Spain
Pamplona

Netherlands
12 – 0
Russia

Spain

Czech Republic
15 2002 Netherlands
's-Hertogenbosch

Netherlands
5 – 2
Czech Republic

Spain

Russia
16 2004 Czech Republic
Blansko

Czech Republic
6 – 4
Spain

Russia

Netherlands
17 2006 Spain
Gijón

Netherlands
16 – 2
France

Czech Republic

Spain
18 2007 Czech Republic
Jablonec

Czech Republic
7 – 3
Netherlands

Russia
13 – 8
Austria
19 2008 Italy
Rome

Netherlands
7 – 6
Russia

Czech Republic
4 – 2
Italy
20 2009 Czech Republic
Brno

Italy
9 – 2
Russia

Czech Republic
11 – 8
Netherlands
21 2010 Netherlands
Eindhoven

Netherlands
14 – 4
Czech Republic

Italy
8 – 1
Bulgaria
22 2011 Czech Republic
Brno

Italy
9 – 8
Czech Republic

Germany

Netherlands
23 2012 Czech Republic
Jablonec

Netherlands
10 – 5
Germany

Russia
7 – 2
Czech Republic
24 2013 Sweden
Nyköping

Netherlands
10 – 2
Czech Republic

Germany
13 – 3
Russia
25 2014 Germany
Paderborn

Netherlands
11 – 10
Czech Republic

Germany
12 – 2
Lithuania
26 2015 Czech Republic
Brno

Germany
6 – 5
Czech Republic

Ukraine
3 – 2
Austria
27 2016 France
Chartres

Czech Republic
10 – 9
France

Germany
10 – 3
Russia
28 2017 Austria
Wiener Neustadt

Germany
4 – 2
Netherlands

Czech Republic
11 – 8
France
29 2019 Italy
Nettuno

Germany
10 – 3
Italy

Netherlands
3 – 0
Czech Republic
30 2021
Details
Czech Republic/Slovakia
Brno/Trnava

Czech Republic
4 – 4
France

Netherlands
5 – 3
Italy
31 2023
Details
Slovakia
Trnava

Netherlands
14 – 4
Italy

Czech Republic
20 – 6
France
32 2025
Details
Italy
Trieste

Germany
12 – 2
Czech Republic

Netherlands
11 – 10
Italy

Source:[2][3]

Medals (1975–2025)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Netherlands135321
2 Italy113216
3 Czech Republic410620
4 Germany41611
5 Russia0448
6 Spain0336
7 France0303
8 Moldova0202
9 Belgium0112
10 Ukraine0033
11 Lithuania0011
 Poland0011
 Romania0011
 Sweden0011
Totals (14 entries)32323296

Participating nations

Host country

Nation
1975
(3)

1977
(3)

1979
(6)

1981
(6)

1983
(4)

1985
(5)

1992
(8)

1993
(8)

1994
(9)

1995
(8)

1996
(7)

1997
(10)

1999
(10)

2000
(7)

2002
(14)

2004
(11)

2006
(8)

2007
(8)

2008
(8)

2009
(8)
 Austria7th6th9th8th6th4th6th6th
 Belarus14th7th
 Belgium2nd3rd5th4th4th8th
 Bulgaria
 Croatia8th8th11th9th
 Czech Republic7th3rd5th2nd5th2nd2nd4th2nd1st3rd1st3rd3rd
 France5th6th5th4th6th4th5th8th5th6th2nd
 Germany3rd4th4th3rd5th5th5th
 Great Britain7th8th10th
 Hungary9th10th
 Israel7th6th6th
 Italy1st1st3rd1st2nd1st1st1st1st1st1st5th4th1st
 Lithuania3rd8th
 Moldova2nd2nd
 Netherlands1st2nd2nd1st2nd1st1st1st1st4th1st2nd1st4th
 Poland6th5th3rd4th7th4th5th6th6th7th7th8th
 Romania4th6th3rd7th
 Russia6th7th3rd2nd4th2nd4th3rd5th3rd2nd2nd
 San Marino5th
 Serbia6th
 Slovenia8th13th
 Slovakia9th7th5th8th6th7th7th
 Spain3rd2nd2nd3rd3rd2nd4th
 Sweden3rd9th10th11th
  Switzerland8th10th12th
 Ukraine4th5th3rd3rd7th8th
Nation
2010
(8)

2011
(8)

2012
(8)

2013
(8)

2014
(8)

2015
(8)

2016
(7)

2017
(10)

2019
(8)


2021
(7)

2023
(7)

2025
(8)
Total
 Austria8th7th8th4th5th6th6th7th16
 Belarus6th7th4
 Belgium6th7th8
 Bulgaria4th8th2
 Croatia4
 Czech Republic2nd2nd4th2nd2nd2nd1st3rd4th1st3rd2nd26
 France2nd4th7th2nd4th6th17
 Germany5th3rd2nd3rd3rd1st3rd1st1st5th5th1st19
 Great Britain5th4
 Hungary6th8th4
 Israel3
 Italy3rd1st5th2nd4th2nd4th21
 Lithuania5th4th5th6th10th7
 Moldova2
 Netherlands1st4th1st1st1st2nd3rd3rd1st3rd24
 Poland8th9th14
 Romania4
 Russia7th5th3rd4th7th6th4th8th5th21
 San Marino1
 Serbia1
 Slovenia7th3
 Slovakia6th8th8th6th7th12
 Spain7th8
 Sweden6th7th7th5th8
  Switzerland3
 Ukraine5th6th8th3rd10

See also

References

  1. ↑ "WBSC Europe reveals the 2023-2029 planning for Baseball, Softball, Baseball5 European events". WBSC Europe.
  2. ↑ "Baseball - European U-15 Championships" (PDF). Sport-Record.DE.
  3. ↑ "CEB Yearbook 2019" (PDF). WBSC Europe.