| | men's singles | ladies' singles | men's doubles | ladies' doubles | mixed doubles | | | | | | | | | 2000 | Žiga Strmole (SLO) | Morana Esih (CRO) | Marko Habuš, Žiga Strmole (CRO/SLO) | Zsuzsa Cifra, Orsolya Toth (HUN) | Hrvoje Kazesović, Matea Čiča (CRO) | | 2001 | Miha Šepec (SLO) | Urška Silvester (SLO) | Luka Petrič, Miha Šepec (SLO) | Špela Silvester, Urška Silvester (SLO) | Neven Rihtar, Maja Šavor (CRO) | | 2002 | Miha Šepec (SLO) | Urška Silvester (SLO) | Luka Kumelj, Nejc Boljka (SLO) | Špela Silvester, Urška Silvester (SLO) | Miha Šepec, Špela Silvester (SLO) | | 2003 | Luka Kumelj (SLO) | Urška Silvester (SLO) | Tom Leurent, Guenael Luong (FRA) | Špela Silvester, Urška Silvester (SLO) | Neven Rihtar, Maja Šavor (CRO) | | 2004 | Krasimir Jankov (BUL) | Urška Silvester (SLO) | Radoslav Simeonov, Blagovest Kisjov (BUL) | Špela Silvester, Urška Silvester (SLO) | Krasimir Jankov, Gabriela Banova (BUL) | | 2005 | Zvonimir Đurkinjak (CRO) | Agnieszka Wojtkowska (POL) | Zvonimir Đurkinjak, Luka Zdenjak (CRO) | Stefanie Bertels, Steffie Annys (BEL) | Zvonimir Đurkinjak, Staša Poznanović (CRO) | | 2006 | Kieran Merrilees (SCO) | Linda Sloan (SCO) | Thomas Bethell, Paul van Rietvelde (SCO) | Šarka Križkova, Martina Vackova (SVK) | Zvonimir Đurkinjak, Staša Poznanović (CRO) | | 2007 | Matevž Bajuk (SLO) | Adela Molnariova (CZ) | Igor Čimbur i Zvonimir Hoelbling (CRO) | Petra Hofmanova i Adela Molnarova (CZ) | Matthias Bertsch i Elisabeth Baldauf Austrija | |
Croatian Junior International started in 1997 as the Alpe-Adria Tournament, and in 1998 became a first Croatian event ever sanctioned by the IBF.
The Tournament changed the name and format in 2000 when it was divided into two separate events: Croatian Junior and Adria Youth. In 2001 Croatian Junior was accepted into EBU Junior Circuit, which was launched that season.
The Tournament is usually held at the end of October or begining of November in Istria, our beautifull peninsula whose pleasant autumn climate makes this event desirable not only for participants but also for their accompaniment.
Although CJI, as well as its side-programme Adria Youth, is mostly attended by players from neighbouring countries – Slovenia, Austria, Hungaria – in previous occasions we have seen guests coming from distant destinations, like Spain, Bulgaria, or even Denmark.
