European Youth Chess Championship

The European Youth Chess Championship is organized by the European Chess Union (ECU) in groups under 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 and 18 years old.

History

The first tournament was held in 1991, and the under 8 category was introduced in 2007.

Until 2002 there was also a tournament for the under 20 group (see European Junior Chess Championship). There are also specific tournaments for girls only, in the same age categories.

  1. Under 8 (Since 2007)
  2. Under 10
  3. Under 12
  4. Under 14
  5. Under 16
  6. Under 18 (Since 1994)

Editions

# Year Host City Host Country Events
Standard (Classic)
1 1991 Mamaia  Romania 8
2 1992 Rimavská Sobota  Czech Republic 8
3 1993 Szombathely  Hungary 8
4 1994 Băile Herculane  Romania 10
5 1995 Verdun  France 10
6 1996 Rimavská Sobota  Slovakia 10
7 1997 Tallinn  Estonia 10
8 1998 Mureck  Austria 10
9 1999 Litochoro  Greece 10
Standard (Classic), Rapid, Blitz
10 2000 Kallithea  Greece 10
11 2001 Kallithea  Greece 10
12 2002 Peñíscola  Spain 10
13 2003 Budva  Serbia and Montenegro 10
14 2004 Ürgüp  Turkey 10
15 2005 Herceg Novi  Serbia and Montenegro 10
16 2006 Herceg Novi  Montenegro 10
17 2007 Šibenik  Croatia 12
18 2008 Herceg Novi  Montenegro 12
19 2009 Fermo  Italy 12
20 2010 Batumi  Georgia 12
21 2011 Albena  Bulgaria 12
22 2012 Prague  Czech Republic 12
23 2013 Budva  Montenegro 12
24 2014 Batumi  Georgia 12
25 2015 Poreč  Croatia 12
26 2016 Prague  Czech Republic 12
27 2017 Mamaia  Romania 12
28 2018 Riga  Latvia 12
29 2019 Bratislava  Slovakia 12
30 2022 Antalya  Turkey 12
31 2023 Mamaia  Romania 12
32 2024 Prague  Czech Republic 12
33 2025 [[]] {{}} 12
  • 2020 and 2021 not held.

Medals

2018

Standard

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Russia76316
2 Azerbaijan2002
3 Belarus1135
4 Greece1001
 Italy1001
6 Armenia0101
 Czech Republic0101
 France0101
 Germany0101
 Poland0101
11 Bulgaria0022
12 Denmark0011
 England0011
 Israel0011
 Ukraine0011
Totals (15 entries)12121236

Boys winners

Year Location U8 U10 U12 U14 U16 U18
1991 Mamaia Adrien Leroy Peter Leko Tomáš Oral Andrei Istrățescu
1992 Rimavská Sobota Krzysztof Gratka Péter Ács Peter Leko Vadim Zvjaginsev
1993 Szombathely Étienne Bacrot Valeriane Gaprindashvili Erald Dervishi Robert Kempiński
1994 Băile Herculane Gadir Guseinov Valeriane Gaprindashvili Karl Mah Aliaksei Charnushevich Robert Kempiński
1995 Verdun Arkadij Naiditsch Étienne Bacrot Sergey Fedorchuk Pavel Šimáček Robert Kempiński
1996 Rimavská Sobota Teimour Radjabov Yuri Drozdovskij Evgeni Kobylkin Fabian Doettling Ruslan Ponomariov
1997 Tallinn Teimour Radjabov Ilya Zarezenko Yuri Drozdovskij Alexander Kundin Mikheil Mchedlishvili
1998 Mureck Dmytro Tishyn Teimour Radjabov Alexander Riazantsev Gabriel Sargissian Dennis de Vreugt
1999 Litochoro Sergey Karjakin Borki Predojević Nidjat Mamedov Sergey Grigoriants Teimour Radjabov
2000 Kallithea Ian Nepomniachtchi Evgeny Romanov Mark Erwich Ján Markoš Artyom Timofeev
2001 Kallithea Vladimir Onischuk Ian Nepomniachtchi Borki Predojević Ernesto Inarkiev Zviad Izoria
2002 Peñíscola Eltaj Safarli Ian Nepomniachtchi Evgeny Romanov Aleksandr Kharitonov Shakhriyar Mamedyarov
2003 Budva Samvel Ter-Sahakyan Eltaj Safarli Sergei Zhigalko Csaba Balogh Mateusz Bartel
2004 Ürgüp Robert Aghasaryan Sanan Sjugirov Giorgi Margvelashvili Rauf Mamedov Radosław Wojtaszek
2005 Herceg Novi Konstantin Nikologorskiy Sanan Sjugirov Davit Benidze Zaven Andriasian Paweł Czarnota
2006 Herceg Novi Arseny Shurunov Ivan Bukavshin Peter Prohaszka Romain Édouard Sergei Zhigalko
2007 Šibenik Nikita Ayvazyan Kirill Alekseenko Illia Nyzhnyk Sanan Sjugirov Vugar Rasulov Ivan Šarić
2008 Herceg Novi Denizcan Temizkan Cemil Can Ali Marandi Kiprian Berbatov Ivan Bukavshin Illia Nyzhnyk Xavier Vila Gazquez
2009 Fermo Abdulla Gadimbayli Benjamin Gledura Evgeny Zanan Kamil Dragun Gil Popilski Samvel Ter-Sahakyan
2010 Batumi Abdulla Gadimbayli Viktor Gažík Cemil Can Ali Marandi Olexandr Bortnyk Ivan Bukavshin Vasif Durarbayli
2011 Albena Alex Krstulovic Evgenios Ioannidis Haik M. Martirosyan Cemil Can Ali Marandi Olexandr Bortnyk Nils Grandelius
2012 Prague Tsvetan Stoyanov Andrey Esipenko Haik M. Martirosyan Jan-Krzysztof Duda Kacper Drozdowski Vadim Moiseenko
2013 Budva Aydin Suleymanli Kağan Aydın Çelebi Viktor Matviishen Jorden Van Foreest Kirill Alekseenko Vladimir Fedoseev
2014 Batumi Ilya Makoveev Mamikon Gharibyan Viktor Matviishen Timur Fakhrutdinov Cemil Can Ali Marandi Avital Boruchovsky
2015 Poreč Mikhei Navumenka Ilya Makoveev Kirill Shubin Sergei Lobanov Leonid Sawlin Cemil Can Ali Marandi
2016 Prague Artem Pingin Volodar Murzin Mamikon Gharibyan Salvador Guerra Rivera Timur Fakhrutdinov Manuel Petrosyan
2017 Mamaia Giang Tran Nam Marc'Andria Maurizzi Aydin Suleymanli Jonas Buhl Bjerre Andrey Esipenko Jesper Søndergaard Thybo
2018 Riga Jahandar Azadaliyev Artem Pingin Volodar Murzin Stefan Pogosyan Francesco Sonis Evgenios Ioannidis
2019 Bratislava Yağız Kaan Erdoğmuş Savva Vetokhin Marc'Andria Maurizzi Sebastian Kostolanský Armen Barseghyan Thai Dai Van Nguyen
2022 Antalya Roman Shogdzhiev Baver Yilmaz Patryk Cieslak Svyatoslav Bazakutsa Timothe Razafindratsima Rudik Makarian
2023 Mamaia Mahammad Kazimzade Vladimir Sofronie Khagan Ahmad Rustam Rustamov Jakub Seemann Arsen Davtyan
2024 Prague Junyan Hu Ali Poyraz Uzdemir Wiktor Golis Václav Finěk Marco Materia Timothe Razafindratsima

Girls winners

Year Location U8 U10 U12 U14 U16 U18
1991 Mamaia Sabina Popescu Sofiko Tkeshelashvili Maia Lomineishvili Ilaha Kadimova
1992 Rimavská Sobota Regina Pokorná Alina Tarachowicz Antoaneta Stefanova Inna Gaponenko
1993 Szombathely Viktorija Čmilytė Iweta Radziewicz Natalia Zhukova Natalia Kiseleva
1994 Băile Herculane Alexandra Kosteniuk Ana Matnadze Iweta Radziewicz Natalia Zhukova Mónika Grábics
1995 Verdun Nadezhda Kosintseva Ana Matnadze Cristina Moshina Szidonia Vajda Marta Zielinska
1996 Rimavská Sobota Tatiana Kosintseva Alexandra Kosteniuk Cristina Moshina Vladislava Kalinina Monika Bobrowska
1997 Tallinn Nana Dzagnidze Nadezhda Kosintseva Ana Matnadze Ekaterina Polovnikova Anna Dorofeeva
1998 Mureck Anna Muzychuk Marie Sebag Lela Javakhishvili Ana Matnadze Dana Reizniece
1999 Litochoro Silvia-Raluca Sgîrcea Nana Dzagnidze Marie Sebag Ana Matnadze Dana Reizniece
2000 Kallithea Anna Muzychuk Valentina Gunina Tamara Chistiakova Natalia Pogonina Nadezhda Kosintseva
2001 Kallithea Alena Tairova Iozefina Păuleţ Kateryna Lahno Maria Kursova Inga Charkhalashvili
2002 Peñíscola Mariya Muzychuk Anna Muzychuk Turkan Mamedyarova Marie Sebag Alina Motoc
2003 Budva Nazí Paikidze Anastasia Bodnaruk Anna Muzychuk Maria Fominykh Natalia Pogonina
2004 Ürgüp Meri Arabidze Lara Stock Anna Muzychuk Valentina Gunina Salome Melia
2005 Herceg Novi Varvara Mestnikova Nazí Paikidze Varvara Repina Inna Ivakhinova Salome Melia
2006 Herceg Novi Daria-Ioana Vişănescu Meri Arabidze Varvara Repina Kübra Öztürk Anna Gasik
2007 Šibenik Aydan Hojjatova Cécile Haussernot Aleksandra Lach Nazí Paikidze Kübra Öztürk Inna Ivakhinova
2008 Herceg Novi Gunay Mammadzada Liza Kisteneva Anna Styazhkina Meri Arabidze Nazí Paikidze Kateřina Němcová
2009 Fermo Ece Alkim Erece Anna Vasenina Cécile Haussernot Marsel Efroimski Katarzyna Adamowicz Olga Girya
2010 Batumi Gabriela Antova Oliwia Kiołbasa Alexandra Goryachkina Ulviyya Fataliyeva Mariam Danelia Keti Tsatsalashvili
2011 Albena Nurgyul Salimova Alicja Śliwicka Anna Vasenina Aleksandra Goryachkina Maria Severina Diana Baciu
2012 Prague Mariya Kutyanina Anastasia Zotova Anastasia Avramidou Katsiaryna Beinenson Marja Tantsiura Aleksandra Goryachkina
2013 Budva Laura Czernikowska Anastasia Vuller Polina Shuvalova Gunay Mammadzada Anna Styazhkina Nastassia Ziaziulkina
2014 Batumi Emilia Zavivaeva Malak Ismayil Ekaterina Goltseva Anastasia Avramidou Mai Narva Ulviyya Fataliyeva
2015 Poreč Veronika Veremyuk Galina Mironenko Elizaveta Solozhenkina Anna Kochukova Anna-Maja Kazarian Nino Khomeriki
2016 Prague Alexandra Shvedova Zsóka Gaál Sıla Çağlar Aleksandra Maltsevskaya Fiona Sieber Nino Khomeriki
2017 Mamaia Sofya Svergina Veronika Shubenkova Galina Mironenko Govhar Beydullayeva Olga Badelka Sona Asatryan
2018 Riga Ekaterina Zubkovskaya Alexandra Shvedova Olga Karmanova Ayan Allahverdiyeva Kamaliya Bulatova Aleksandra Dimitrova
2019 Bratislava Dinara Huseynova Anna Shukhman Alexandra Shvedova Ayan Allahverdiyeva Patrycja Waszczuk Alicja Śliwicka
2022 Antalya Sofya Kokareva Marianta Lampou Diana Preobrazhenskaya Valeria Kleymenova Mariya Manko Mariam Mkrtchyan
2023 Mamaia Mehriban Ahmadli Maria Anistoroaei Kinga Lajdamik Kesaria Mgeladze Agnesa Stepania Ter-Avetisjana Martyna Wikar
2024 Prague Carla-Ioana Marchis Svitlana Russieva Varvara Matskevich Vera Vujovic Klara Szczotka Noga Orian

2024

2024 European Youth Rapid and Blitz Chess Championship (42 Events)[1][2]

Results:

  1. Main Event open - 6 Events
  2. Main Event girls - 6 Events
  3. Rapid Blitz open - 12 Events
  4. Rapid Blitz girls - 12 Events
  5. Team Rapid open - 3 Events
  6. Team Rapid girls - 3 Events

23rd European Youth Blitz Championship 2024.[3]

Results

See also

References

  1. ^ "2024 European Youth Rapid and Blitz Chess Championship". allsportdb.com. August 2024. Retrieved 2024-08-24.
  2. ^ "European Youth Chess Championship 2024, Prague". www.eycc2024.eu. Retrieved 2024-09-03.
  3. ^ "Chess-Results Server Chess-results.com - 23rd European Youth Blitz Championship 2024". chess-results.com. Retrieved 2024-09-03.
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