ISU World Development Trophy Short Track Speed Skating

The ISU World Development Trophy for Short Track Speed Skating is an annual event organised by the International Skating Union (ISU) and is hosted by a variety of other skating unions around the world. The main initiative of this annual event is to allow "young skaters to participate in the training and experience the atmosphere of an official international competition". The event was first hosted by Singapore in 2013 which consisted of a 5 day training camp and included theoretical courses and one day of competition. More than 40 skaters from a variety of different countries such as Argentina, South Africa, North Korea, Malaysia, Mongolia, India, Thailand, Uzbekistan and Singapore participated in the first event. The age categories, regulations and distances were hosted under ISU guidelines. The Trophy is the first ISU event to feature skaters under the age of 14. The second ISU World Development Trophy took place in Dongguan, China, and was hosted by the Hong Kong skating union. Distances include 500m, 1000m and 2000m relays for respective age categories. Other ISU world Development Trophy's are also annually hosted for Speed Skating and Figure Skating.

History medallists boys (Junior A 17-18 years old)

History medallists boys (Junior B 15-16)

History medallists boys (Junior C 13-14)

History medallists boys (Junior D 11-12)

History medallists girls (Junior A 17-18)

History medallists girls (Junior C 13-14)

History medallists girls (Junior D 11-12)