Mistrzostwa świata juniorów w tenisie stołowym
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Mistrzostwa świata juniorów w tenisie stołowym – międzynarodowa impreza organizowana co roku dla zawodników w wieku juniorskim. Do tej pory odbyło się 6 mistrzostw. Pierwsza edycja zawodów miała miejsce w roku 2003.
Mistrzostwa i mistrzowie
| Mistrzostwa | Gra pojedyncza mężczyzn | Gra pojedyncza kobiet | Gra podwójna mężczyzn | Gra podwójna kobiet | Gra mieszana | Gra zespołowa mężczyzn | Gra zespołowa kobiet |
2003 Santiago |  Li Hu | Li Qian |  Seiya Kishikawa Minoru Muramori | Li Xiaoxia Li Qian | Zeng Cem Li Xiaoxia | Chiny | Chiny |
| 2004 Kobe | Ma Long | Chang Chenchen | Seiya Kishikawa Jun Mizutani | Chang Chenchen Liu Shiwen | Zhou Bin Liu Shiwen | Chiny | Chiny |
2005 Linz |  Patrick Baum | Ding Ning |  Chiang Hung-chieh Huang Sheng-sheng | Ding Ning Peng Xue |  Kang Dong-hoon Shim Se-rom | Japonia | Chiny |
2006 Kair | Kenta Matsudaira | Feng Yalan | Jiang Haiyang Wu Hao | Mu Zi Wen Jia | Xu Ke Mu Zi | Chiny | Chiny |
2007 Palo Alto | Jeong Sang-eun | Yang Yang | Song Shichao Yan An | Li Xiaodan Wen Jia | Xu Ruifeng Mu Zi | Chiny | Chiny |
2008 Madryt | Chen Chien-an | Cao Lisi | Song Hongyuan Yan An | Cao Lisi Wang Daqin | Song Hongyuan Cao Lisi | Chiny | Chiny |
2009 Cartagena de Indias | Fang Bo | Wu Yang | Fang Bo Song Hongyuan | Chen Meng Gu Yuting | Fang Bo Gu Yuting | Chiny | Chiny |
2010 Bratysława | Song Hongyuan | Zhu Yuling | Asuka Machi Kōki Niwa | Gu Yuting Zhu Yuling | Wu Jiaji Gu Yuting | Chiny | Japonia |
2011 Manama | Kōki Niwa | Chen Meng | Song Hongyuan Zheng Peifeng | Chen Meng Gu Yuting | Song Hongyuan Chen Meng | Chiny | Chiny |
2012 Hyderabad | Fan Zhendong | Zhu Yuling | Lin Guoyuan Xu Chenhao | Gu Yuting Zhu Yuling | Fan Zhendong Liu Gaoyang | Chiny | Chiny |
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