European Youth Chess Championship

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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

More information #, Year ...
#YearHost CityHost CountryEvents
Standard (Classic)
11991Mamaia Romania8
21992Rimavská Sobota Czech Republic8
31993Szombathely Hungary8
41994Băile Herculane Romania10
51995Verdun France10
61996Rimavská Sobota Slovakia10
71997Tallinn Estonia10
81998Mureck Austria10
91999Litochoro Greece10
Standard (Classic), Rapid, Blitz
102000Kallithea Greece10
112001Kallithea Greece10
122002Peñíscola Spain10
132003Budva Serbia and Montenegro10
142004Ürgüp Turkey10
152005Herceg Novi Serbia and Montenegro10
162006Herceg Novi Montenegro10
172007Šibenik Croatia12
182008Herceg Novi Montenegro12
192009Fermo Italy12
202010Batumi Georgia12
212011Albena Bulgaria12
222012Prague Czech Republic12
232013Budva Montenegro12
242014Batumi Georgia12
252015Poreč Croatia12
262016Prague Czech Republic12
272017Mamaia Romania12
282018Riga Latvia12
292019Bratislava Slovakia12
302022Antalya Turkey12
312023Mamaia Romania12
322024Prague Czech Republic12
332025Budva Montenegro12
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  • 2020 and 2021 not held.

Medals

2018

Standard

More information Rank, Nation ...
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
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Boys winners

More information Year, Location ...
YearLocationU8U10U12U14U16U18
1991Romania MamaiaFrance Adrien LeroyHungary Peter LekoCzechoslovakia Tomáš OralRomania Andrei Istrățescu
1992Czechoslovakia Rimavská SobotaPoland Krzysztof GratkaHungary Péter ÁcsHungary Peter LekoRussia Vadim Zvjaginsev
1993Hungary SzombathelyFrance Étienne BacrotGeorgia (country) Valeriane GaprindashviliAlbania Erald DervishiPoland Robert Kempiński
1994Romania Băile HerculaneRussia Gadir GuseinovGeorgia (country) Valeriane GaprindashviliEngland Karl MahBelarus Aliaksei CharnushevichPoland Robert Kempiński
1995France VerdunLatvia Arkadij NaiditschFrance Étienne BacrotUkraine Sergey FedorchukCzech Republic Pavel ŠimáčekPoland Robert Kempiński
1996Slovakia Rimavská SobotaAzerbaijan Teimour RadjabovUkraine Yuri DrozdovskijUkraine Evgeni KobylkinGermany Fabian DoettlingUkraine Ruslan Ponomariov
1997Estonia TallinnAzerbaijan Teimour RadjabovRussia Ilya ZarezenkoUkraine Yuri DrozdovskijIsrael Alexander KundinGeorgia (country) Mikheil Mchedlishvili
1998Austria MureckUkraine Dmytro TishynAzerbaijan Teimour RadjabovRussia Alexander RiazantsevArmenia Gabriel SargissianNetherlands Dennis de Vreugt
1999Greece LitochoroUkraine Sergey KarjakinFederal Republic of Yugoslavia Borki PredojevićAzerbaijan Nidjat MamedovRussia Sergey GrigoriantsAzerbaijan Teimour Radjabov
2000Greece KallitheaRussia Ian NepomniachtchiRussia Evgeny RomanovNetherlands Mark ErwichSlovakia Ján MarkošRussia Artyom Timofeev
2001Greece KallitheaUkraine Vladimir OnischukRussia Ian NepomniachtchiFederal Republic of Yugoslavia Borki PredojevićRussia Ernesto InarkievGeorgia (country) Zviad Izoria
2002Spain PeñíscolaAzerbaijan Eltaj SafarliRussia Ian NepomniachtchiRussia Evgeny RomanovRussia Aleksandr KharitonovAzerbaijan Shakhriyar Mamedyarov
2003Serbia and Montenegro BudvaArmenia Samvel Ter-SahakyanAzerbaijan Eltaj SafarliBelarus Sergei ZhigalkoHungary Csaba BaloghPoland Mateusz Bartel
2004Turkey ÜrgüpArmenia Robert AghasaryanRussia Sanan SjugirovGeorgia (country) Giorgi MargvelashviliAzerbaijan Rauf MamedovPoland Radosław Wojtaszek
2005Serbia and Montenegro Herceg NoviRussia Konstantin NikologorskiyRussia Sanan SjugirovGeorgia (country) Davit BenidzeArmenia Zaven AndriasianPoland Paweł Czarnota
2006Montenegro Herceg NoviRussia Arseny ShurunovRussia Ivan BukavshinHungary Peter ProhaszkaFrance Romain ÉdouardBelarus Sergei Zhigalko
2007Croatia ŠibenikRussia Nikita AyvazyanRussia Kirill AlekseenkoUkraine Illia NyzhnykRussia Sanan SjugirovAzerbaijan Vugar RasulovCroatia Ivan Šarić
2008Montenegro Herceg NoviTurkey Denizcan TemizkanTurkey Cemil Can Ali MarandiBulgaria Kiprian BerbatovRussia Ivan BukavshinUkraine Illia NyzhnykSpain Xavier Vila Gazquez
2009Italy FermoAzerbaijan Abdulla GadimbayliHungary Benjamin GleduraRussia Evgeny ZananPoland Kamil DragunIsrael Gil PopilskiArmenia Samvel Ter-Sahakyan
2010Georgia (country) BatumiAzerbaijan Abdulla GadimbayliSlovakia Viktor GažíkTurkey Cemil Can Ali MarandiUkraine Olexandr BortnykRussia Ivan BukavshinAzerbaijan Vasif Durarbayli
2011Bulgaria AlbenaHungary Alex KrstulovicGreece Evgenios IoannidisArmenia Haik M. MartirosyanTurkey Cemil Can Ali MarandiUkraine Olexandr BortnykSweden Nils Grandelius
2012Czech Republic PragueBulgaria Tsvetan StoyanovRussia Andrey EsipenkoArmenia Haik M. MartirosyanPoland Jan-Krzysztof DudaPoland Kacper DrozdowskiRussia Vadim Moiseenko
2013Montenegro BudvaAzerbaijan Aydin SuleymanliTurkey Kağan Aydın ÇelebiUkraine Viktor MatviishenNetherlands Jorden Van ForeestRussia Kirill AlekseenkoRussia Vladimir Fedoseev
2014Georgia (country) BatumiRussia Ilya MakoveevArmenia Mamikon GharibyanUkraine Viktor MatviishenRussia Timur FakhrutdinovTurkey Cemil Can Ali MarandiIsrael Avital Boruchovsky
2015Croatia PorečBelarus Mikhei NavumenkaRussia Ilya MakoveevRussia Kirill ShubinRussia Sergei LobanovGermany Leonid SawlinTurkey Cemil Can Ali Marandi
2016Czech Republic PragueRussia Artem PinginRussia Volodar MurzinArmenia Mamikon GharibyanSpain Salvador Guerra RiveraRussia Timur FakhrutdinovArmenia Manuel Petrosyan
2017Romania MamaiaHungary Giang Tran NamFrance Marc'Andria MaurizziAzerbaijan Aydin SuleymanliDenmark Jonas Buhl BjerreRussia Andrey EsipenkoDenmark Jesper Søndergaard Thybo
2018Latvia RigaAzerbaijan Jahandar AzadaliyevRussia Artem PinginRussia Volodar MurzinRussia Stefan PogosyanItaly Francesco SonisGreece Evgenios Ioannidis
2019Slovakia BratislavaTurkey Yağız Kaan ErdoğmuşRussia Savva VetokhinFrance Marc'Andria MaurizziSlovakia Sebastian KostolanskýArmenia Armen BarseghyanCzech Republic Thai Dai Van Nguyen
2022Turkey AntalyaFIDE Roman ShogdzhievTurkey Baver YilmazPoland Patryk CieslakUkraine Svyatoslav BazakutsaFrance Timothe RazafindratsimaFIDE Rudik Makarian
2023Romania MamaiaAzerbaijan Mahammad KazimzadeRomania Vladimir SofronieAzerbaijan Khagan AhmadAzerbaijan Rustam RustamovPoland Jakub SeemannArmenia Arsen Davtyan
2024Czech Republic PragueEngland Junyan HuTurkey Ali Poyraz UzdemirPoland Wiktor GolisCzech Republic Václav FiněkFrance Marco MateriaFrance Timothe Razafindratsima
2025Montenegro BudvaUkraine Myron NetrebkaFrance Luca ProtopopescuTurkey Eren ElciAzerbaijan Khagan AhmadGermany Mykola KorchynskyiArmenia Vahe Sukiasyan
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Girls winners

More information Year, Location ...
YearLocationU8U10U12U14U16U18
1991Romania MamaiaRomania Sabina PopescuSoviet Union Sofiko TkeshelashviliSoviet Union Maia LomineishviliSoviet Union Ilaha Kadimova
1992Czechoslovakia Rimavská SobotaCzechoslovakia Regina PokornáPoland Alina TarachowiczBulgaria Antoaneta StefanovaUkraine Inna Gaponenko
1993Hungary SzombathelyLithuania Viktorija ČmilytėPoland Iweta RadziewiczUkraine Natalia ZhukovaUkraine Natalia Kiseleva
1994Romania Băile HerculaneRussia Alexandra KosteniukGeorgia (country) Ana MatnadzePoland Iweta RadziewiczUkraine Natalia ZhukovaHungary Mónika Grábics
1995France VerdunRussia Nadezhda KosintsevaGeorgia (country) Ana MatnadzeMoldova Cristina MoshinaRomania Szidonia VajdaPoland Marta Zielinska
1996Slovakia Rimavská SobotaRussia Tatiana KosintsevaRussia Alexandra KosteniukMoldova Cristina MoshinaUkraine Vladislava KalininaPoland Monika Bobrowska
1997Estonia TallinnGeorgia (country) Nana DzagnidzeRussia Nadezhda KosintsevaGeorgia (country) Ana MatnadzeRussia Ekaterina PolovnikovaRussia Anna Dorofeeva
1998Austria MureckUkraine Anna MuzychukFrance Marie SebagGeorgia (country) Lela JavakhishviliGeorgia (country) Ana MatnadzeLatvia Dana Reizniece
1999Greece LitochoroRomania Silvia-Raluca SgîrceaGeorgia (country) Nana DzagnidzeFrance Marie SebagGeorgia (country) Ana MatnadzeLatvia Dana Reizniece
2000Greece KallitheaUkraine Anna MuzychukRussia Valentina GuninaRussia Tamara ChistiakovaRussia Natalia PogoninaRussia Nadezhda Kosintseva
2001Greece KallitheaBelarus Alena TairovaRomania Iozefina PăuleţUkraine Kateryna LahnoRussia Maria KursovaGeorgia (country) Inga Charkhalashvili
2002Spain PeñíscolaUkraine Mariya MuzychukUkraine Anna MuzychukAzerbaijan Turkan MamedyarovaFrance Marie SebagRomania Alina Motoc
2003Serbia and Montenegro BudvaGeorgia (country) Nazí PaikidzeRussia Anastasia BodnarukUkraine Anna MuzychukRussia Maria FominykhRussia Natalia Pogonina
2004Turkey ÜrgüpGeorgia (country) Meri ArabidzeCroatia Lara StockSlovenia Anna MuzychukRussia Valentina GuninaGeorgia (country) Salome Melia
2005Serbia and Montenegro Herceg NoviRussia Varvara MestnikovaGeorgia (country) Nazí PaikidzeRussia Varvara RepinaRussia Inna IvakhinovaGeorgia (country) Salome Melia
2006Montenegro Herceg NoviRomania Daria-Ioana VişănescuGeorgia (country) Meri ArabidzeRussia Varvara RepinaTurkey Kübra ÖztürkPoland Anna Gasik
2007Croatia ŠibenikAzerbaijan Aydan HojjatovaFrance Cécile HaussernotPoland Aleksandra LachGeorgia (country) Nazí PaikidzeTurkey Kübra ÖztürkRussia Inna Ivakhinova
2008Montenegro Herceg NoviAzerbaijan Gunay MammadzadaRussia Liza KistenevaRussia Anna StyazhkinaGeorgia (country) Meri ArabidzeGeorgia (country) Nazí PaikidzeCzech Republic Kateřina Němcová
2009Italy FermoTurkey Ece Alkim EreceRussia Anna VaseninaFrance Cécile HaussernotIsrael Marsel EfroimskiPoland Katarzyna AdamowiczRussia Olga Girya
2010Georgia (country) BatumiBulgaria Gabriela AntovaPoland Oliwia KiołbasaRussia Alexandra GoryachkinaAzerbaijan Ulviyya FataliyevaGeorgia (country) Mariam DaneliaGeorgia (country) Keti Tsatsalashvili
2011Bulgaria AlbenaBulgaria Nurgyul SalimovaPoland Alicja ŚliwickaRussia Anna VaseninaRussia Aleksandra GoryachkinaRussia Maria SeverinaMoldova Diana Baciu
2012Czech Republic PragueRussia Mariya KutyaninaRussia Anastasia ZotovaGreece Anastasia AvramidouBelarus Katsiaryna BeinensonUkraine Marja TantsiuraRussia Aleksandra Goryachkina
2013Montenegro BudvaPoland Laura CzernikowskaIsrael Anastasia VullerRussia Polina ShuvalovaAzerbaijan Gunay MammadzadaRussia Anna StyazhkinaBelarus Nastassia Ziaziulkina
2014Georgia (country) BatumiRussia Emilia ZavivaevaAzerbaijan Malak IsmayilRussia Ekaterina GoltsevaGreece Anastasia AvramidouEstonia Mai NarvaAzerbaijan Ulviyya Fataliyeva
2015Croatia PorečUkraine Veronika VeremyukRussia Galina MironenkoRussia Elizaveta SolozhenkinaRussia Anna KochukovaNetherlands Anna-Maja KazarianGeorgia (country) Nino Khomeriki
2016Czech Republic PragueRussia Alexandra ShvedovaHungary Zsóka GaálTurkey Sıla ÇağlarRussia Aleksandra MaltsevskayaGermany Fiona SieberGeorgia (country) Nino Khomeriki
2017Romania MamaiaRussia Sofya SverginaRussia Veronika ShubenkovaRussia Galina MironenkoAzerbaijan Govhar BeydullayevaBelarus Olga BadelkaArmenia Sona Asatryan
2018Latvia RigaBelarus Ekaterina ZubkovskayaRussia Alexandra ShvedovaRussia Olga KarmanovaAzerbaijan Ayan AllahverdiyevaRussia Kamaliya BulatovaRussia Aleksandra Dimitrova
2019Slovakia BratislavaAzerbaijan Dinara HuseynovaRussia Anna ShukhmanRussia Alexandra ShvedovaAzerbaijan Ayan AllahverdiyevaPoland Patrycja WaszczukPoland Alicja Śliwicka
2022Turkey AntalyaFIDE Sofya KokarevaGreece Marianta LampouFIDE Diana PreobrazhenskayaFIDE Valeria KleymenovaUkraine Mariya MankoArmenia Mariam Mkrtchyan
2023Romania MamaiaAzerbaijan Mehriban AhmadliRomania Maria AnistoroaeiPoland Kinga LajdamikGeorgia (country) Kesaria MgeladzeLatvia Agnesa Stepania Ter-AvetisjanaPoland Martyna Wikar
2024Czech Republic PragueRomania Carla-Ioana MarchisUkraine Svitlana RussievaPoland Varvara MatskevichSerbia Vera VujovicPoland Klara SzczotkaIsrael Noga Orian
2025Montenegro BudvaFinland Stella ZhuUkraine Daria KravchukLatvia Alona TolmacevaSerbia Vera VujovicFrance Lucia StollPoland Maria Siekanska
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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

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