Russia debuted in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in 2005 in Hasselt and have never missed it since then. In 2017 they participate in Junior for the 13th time.
Russia won the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in 2006 with the Tolmachevy Twins and Vesenniy Jazz and ranked inside the Top 10 in all their thirteen of their participations, which is a record in the competition.
| Event | Contestant | Song | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hasselt 2005 | Vladislav Krutskikh |
Doroga K Solntsu
|
66 points 9th |
| Bucharest 2006 |
The Tolmachevy Twins
|
Vesenniy Jazz
|
154 points 1st |
| Rotterdam 2007 | Alexandra Golovchenko |
Otlichnitsa
|
105 points 6th |
| Lemesos 2008 |
Mihail Puntov
|
Spit Angel
|
73 points 7th |
| Kyiv 2009 |
Ekaterina Ryabova
|
Malenky Prints
|
116 points 2nd |
| Minsk 2010 |
Liza Drozd & Sasha Lazin
|
Boy And Girl
|
119 points 2nd |
| Yerevan 2011 |
Katya Ryabova
|
Romeo And Juliet
|
99 points 4th |
| Amsterdam 2012 |
Lerika
|
88 points 4th | |
| Kyiv 2013 |
Dayana Kirillova
|
Dream on
|
106 points 4th |
| Valletta 2014 |
Alisa Kozhikina
|
Dreamer
|
96 points 5th |
| Sofia 2015 |
Mikhail Smirnov
|
Mechta (Dream)
|
80 points 6th |
| Valletta 2016 |
The Water of Life Project
|
202 points 4th | |
| Tbilisi 2017 |
Polina Bogusevich
|
Wings
|
188 points 1st |
| Minsk 2018 |
Anna Filipchuk
|
122 points 10th | |
| Gliwice-Silesia 2019 |
Tatyana Mezhentseva and Denberel Oorzhak
|
72 points 13th |
Russia
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Hasselt 2005
Bucharest 2006
Rotterdam 2007
Lemesos 2008
Kyiv 2009
Minsk 2010
Yerevan 2011
Amsterdam 2012
Kyiv 2013
Valletta 2014
Sofia 2015
Valletta 2016
Tbilisi 2017
Minsk 2018
Gliwice-Silesia 2019
