Asiatiska U21-mästerskapen i beachvolley
Asiatiska U21-mästerskapen i beachvolley är ett internationellt mästerskap som arrangeras av AVC och som hålls vartannat år för lag bestående av max 21 år gamla spelare.
Resultat per år[1]
Damer
| Upplaga | Säte | Guld | Silver | Brons | Fyra |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 |  Roi Et |  Kina Chen Jiali Li Jiaomei |  JapanReina Murakami Hana Deguchi | Thailand Galchananan Jirutchayabhornwadee Saowaros Tangkaeo |  AustralienBrittany Kendall Shelby Maher |
| 2017 | Roi Et | Thailand Pawarun Chanthawichai Thatsarida Singchuea | Japan Reina Murakami Hana Deguchi |  IndonesienMaria Dwiningtyas Vitria Rahayu |  VanuatuLoti Joe Sherysyn Toko |
| 2019 | Roi Et | Thailand Pawarun Chanthawichai Thatsarida Singchuea | Thailand Charunratwadee Patcharamainaruebhorn Worapeerachayakorn Kongphopsarutawadee | Kina Cao Shuting Dong Jie | Kina Wang Yingpeng Hong Xie |
| 2021 | Nakhon Pathom | Australien Alisha Stevens Stefanie Fejes | Thailand Suchinna Choemphun Apinya Saengpaeng | Australien Jasmine Fleming Jesse Mann | Thailand Patcharaporn Seehawong Jidapa Bunongkhun |
| 2023 | Roi Et | Australien Jasmine Fleming Stefanie Fejes | Thailand Patcharaporn Seehawong Jidapa Bunongkhun | Thailand Salinda Mungkhon Samitta Simarongnam | Thailand Suchinna Choemphun Tassanee Chongyoklang |
Herrar
| Upplaga | Säte | Guld | Silver | Brons | Fyra |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 | Roi Et | Kina Zhou Chaowei Wan Tingyang | Thailand Banlue Nakprakhong Marudet Buntem | Thailand Surin Jongklang Thanthawat Thanachod | Australien Maximilian Guehrer Jonathan Hunt |
| 2017 | Roi Et | Australien Paul Burnett Marcus Feruson | Thailand Marudet Buntem Jatoopon Saenyoot | Thailand Konsiphong Vaikuntha-Anuchit / Keattisak Naksompoi |  IranAlireza Aghajani Javad Firouzpourbandpei |
| 2019 | Roi Et | Thailand Phichakon Narathon Phanuphong Thanan | Australien Ky Landers Jarrah Brownhill |  KazakstanNurdos Aldash Abdulmajid Mokhammad | Australien Tyler Nix Mark Nicolaidis |
| 2021 | Nakhon Pathom | Iran Abolhassan Khakizadeh Sinan Shokati Shekar | Thailand Phichakon Narathon Poravid Taovato | Thailand Wachirawit Muadpha Netitorn Muneekul | Thailand Nopphawit Promdee Narakorn Chumapai |
| 2023 | Roi Et | Australien Lucas Josefsen Ben Hood | Kazakstan Ivailo Todorov Klim Ryukhov | Kina Xu Zongqi Zhou Yongji |  LibanonOmar Abi Karam Hadi El Chabib |
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