Lithuania in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2011

Lithuanian broadcaster LRT announced their participation for Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2011 in September 2011. The National Final, "Vaiku Eurovizija" chose Paulina Skrabytė to represent Lithuania in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2011.^[1]

Lithuania in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2011
Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2011
Country	Lithuania
Selection process	Vaikų Eurovizijos nacionalinė atranka
Selection date	18 September 2011
Competing entry
Song	"Debesys"
Artist	Paulina Skrabytė
Placement
Final result	10th, 53 points
Participation chronology
◄2010 • 2011

Before Junior Eurovision

Vaikų Eurovizijos nacionalinė atranka

The final was held on 18 September 2011 at the LRT TV Studios in Vilnius, where 11 participants competed. The winner was chosen in two rounds of voting. In the first round the top 3 were chosen by televoting (50%) & a seven-member "expert" jury (50%), while in the second round the winner was chosen by the "expert" jury.^{[2][3][better source needed]}

The jury that voted in the final included Jonas Vilimas, Asta Einikytė, Eglė Nepaitė, Donatas Montvydas, Artūras Novikas, Edmundas Seilius and Kristina Zmailaitė.

Final – 18 September 2011

Draw	Artist	Song	Jury	Public		Total	Place
				Televote	Points
1	Štai	"Geros dienos"	8	137	1	9	7
2	Dominykas Kovaliovas	"Kodėl?"	3	97	0	3	10
3	Agnė Lukaševičiūtė	"Balti sparnai"	2	1421	10	12	4
4	Gabrielė Rybko	"Beždžioniukai"	5	140	2	7	8
5	Dorotėja Kravčenkaitė	"Aš skrisiu"	0	201	3	3	10
6	Daumantas Bagdonavičius	"Namai"	4	1357	8	12	4
7	Paulina Skrabytė	"Debesys"	12	311	6	18	2
8	Laura Kastanauskaitė	"Mano šokis"	6	242	4	10	6
9	Bernardas Garbačiauskas	"Namo"	7	899	7	14	3
10	Ieva Binevičiūtė	"Pasakyk"	1	298	5	6	9
11	Milita Daikerytė	"Degu ritmu"	10	1688	12	22	1

Superfinal – 18 September 2011

Draw	Artist	Song
1	Paulina Skrabytė	"Debesys"
2	Bernardas Garbačiauskas	"Namo"
3	Milita Daikerytė	"Degu ritmu"

At Junior Eurovision

Voting

Points awarded to Lithuania[4] Score Country 12 points[a]  Georgia 10 points  Macedonia 8 points 7 points 6 points  Latvia  Moldova 5 points 4 points  Belarus 3 points 2 points  Armenia 1 point  Sweden

Points awarded by Lithuania[4] Score Country 12 points  Georgia 10 points  Russia 8 points  Belarus 7 points  Latvia 6 points  Netherlands 5 points  Sweden 4 points  Macedonia 3 points  Belgium 2 points  Moldova 1 point  Ukraine

Notes

1. All countries received one set of 12 points to ensure no country finished with nul points.