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El Campionat d'Europa d'escacs de la joventut és un torneig d'escacs organitzat per la European Chess Union (ECU). Es divideix en categories per edats, Sub-10, Sub-12, Sub-14, Sub-16 i Sub-18. Fins al 2002, hi havia també una categoria Sub-20, que és actualment el Campionat d'Europa d'escacs juvenil.
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Esport | escacs |
L'edició de 2002 es va celebrar a Peníscola, i a l'edició de 2008 el català Xavi Vila es va proclamar campió d'Europa Sub-18.
Any | Lloc | Sub 8 | Sub 10 | Sub 12 | Sub 14 | Sub 16 | Sub 18 |
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1991 | Mamaia | Adrien Leroy | Péter Lékó | Thomas Oral | Andrei Istrăţescu | ||
1992 | Rimavská Sobota | Krzysztof Gratka | Peter Acs | Péter Lékó | Vadim Zviàguintsev | ||
1993 | Szombathely | Étienne Bacrot | Valeri Gaprindashvili | Erald Dervishi | Robert Kempiński | ||
1994 | Băile Herculane | Qadir Huseynov | Valeri Gaprindashvili | Karl Mah | Alexei Chernuschevich | Robert Kempiński | |
1995 | Verdun | Arkadij Naiditsch | Étienne Bacrot | Serhí Fedortxuk | Pavel Simacek | Robert Kempiński | |
1996 | Rimavská Sobota | Teimur Radjàbov | Yuri Drozdovskij | Evgeni Kobylkin | Fabian Doettling | Ruslan Ponomariov | |
1997 | Tallinn | Teimur Radjàbov | Ilya Zarezenko | Yuri Drozdovskij | Alexander Kundin | Mikheil Mchedishvili | |
1998 | Mureck | Dmytro Tishyn | Teimur Radjàbov | Aleksandr Riazàntsev | Gabriel Sargissian | Dennis de Vreugt | |
1999[1] | Litochoro | Serguei Kariakin | Borki Predojević | Nidjat Mamedov | Sergey Grigoriants | Teimur Radjàbov | |
2000 | Kallithea | Ian Nepómniasxi | Evgeny Romanov | Mark Erwich | Jan Markos | Artiom Timoféiev | |
2001 | Kallithea | Vladimir Onischuk | Ian Nepómniasxi | Borki Predojević | Ernesto Inarkiev | Zviad Izoria | |
2002[2] | Peníscola | Eltaj Safarli | Ian Nepómniasxi | Evgeny Romanov | Aleksandr Kharitonov | Xakhriar Mamediàrov | |
2003 | Budva | Samvel Ter Sahakyan | Eltaj Safarli | Sergei Zhigalko | Csaba Balogh | Mateusz Bartel | |
2004 | Ürgüp | Robert Aghasaryan | Sanan Siuguírov | Guiorgui Margvelaixvili | Rauf Məmmədov | Radosław Wojtaszek | |
2005[3] | Herceg Novi | Konstantin Nikologorskiy | Sanan Siuguírov | Davit Benidze | Zavèn Andriassian | Paweł Czarnota | |
2006 | Herceg Novi | Arseny Shurunov | Ivan Bukavxin | Peter Prohaszka | Romain Édouard | Sergei Zhigalko | |
2007[4] | Šibenik | Kiril Alekséienko | Illia Nyjnyk | Sanan Siuguírov | Vugar Rasulov | Ivan Šarić | |
2008 | Herceg Novi | Cemil Can Ali Marandi | Kiprian Berbatov | Ivan Bukavxin | Illia Nyjnyk | Xavier Vila Gázquez | |
2009 | Fermo | Benjamin Gledura | Evgeny Zanan | Kamil Dragun | Gil Popilski | Samvel Ter-Sahakyan | |
2010 | Batumi | Abdulla Azar Gadimbayli | Viktor Gazik | Cemil Can Ali Marandi | Alexandr Bortnik | Ivan Bukavxin | Vasif Durarbeyli |
2011 | Albena | Alex Krstulovic | Evgenios Ioannidis | Haik M Martirosyan | Cemil Can Ali Marandi | Alexandr Bortnik | Nils Grandelius |
2012 | Praga | Tsvetan Stoyanov | Andrey Esipenko | Haik M Martirosyan | Jan-Krzysztof Duda | Kacper Drozdowski | Vadim Moiseenko |
2013 | Budva | Aydin Elshan Suleymanli | Kagan Aydincelebi | Matviishen Viktor | Jorden Van Foreest | Kiril Alekséienko | Vladímir Fedosséiev |
2014 | Batumi | Ilya Makoveev | Mamikon Gharibyan | Viktor Matviishen | Timur Fakhrutdinov | Cemil Can Ali Marandi | Avital Boruchovsky |
2015[5] | Poreč | Mikhei Navumenka | Ilya Makoveev | Kirill Shubin | Sergei Lobanov | Leonid Sawlin | Cemil Can Ali Marandi |
2016[6][7] | Praga | 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 | ||||||
Any | Lloc | Sub 8 | Sub 10 | Sub 12 | Sub 14 | Sub 16 | Sub 18 |
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1991 | Mamaia | Sabina Popescu | Sofiko Tkeshelashvili | Maia Lomineishvili | Ilaha Kadimova | ||
1992 | Rimavská Sobota | Regina Pokorna | Alina Tarachowicz | Antoaneta Stéfanova | Inna Gaponenko | ||
1993 | Szombathely | Viktorija Čmilytė | Iweta Radziewicz | Natàlia Júkova | Natalia Kiseleva | ||
1994 | Băile Herculane | Aleksandra Kosteniuk | Ana Matnadze | Iweta Radziewicz | Natàlia Júkova | Monika Grabics | |
1995 | Verdun | Nadejda Kossíntseva | Ana Matnadze | Cristina Moshina | Szidonia Vajda | Marta Zielinska | |
1996 | Rimavská Sobota | Tatiana Kossíntseva | Aleksandra Kosteniuk | Cristina Moshina | Vladislava Kalinina | Monika Bobrowska | |
1997 | Tallinn | Nana Dzagnidze | Nadejda Kossíntseva | Ana Matnadze | Ekaterina Polovnikova | Anna Dorofeeva | |
1998 | Mureck | Anna Muzitxuk | Marie Sebag | Lela Javakhishivili | Ana Matnadze | Dana Reizniece | |
1999 | Litochoro | Silvia Raluca Sgarcea | Nana Dzagnidze | Marie Sebag | Ana Matnadze | Dana Reizniece | |
2000 | Kallithea | Anna Muzitxuk | Valentina Gúnina | Ramara Chistiakova | Natàlia Pogonina | Nadejda Kossíntseva | |
2001 | Kallithea | Alena Tairova | Iosefina Paulet | Katerina Lahnó | Maria Kursova | Inga Charkhalashvili | |
2002 | Peníscola | Maria Muzitxuk | Anna Muzitxuk | Turkan Memedjarova | Marie Sebag | Alina Motoc | |
2003 | Budva | Nazi Paikidze | Anastasia Bodnaruk | Anna Muzitxuk | Maria Fominykh | Natàlia Pogonina | |
2004 | Ürgüp | Meri Arabidze | Lara Stock | Anna Muzitxuk | Valentina Gúnina | Salome Melia | |
2005[3] | Herceg Novi | Varvara Mestnikova | Nazi Paikidze | Varvara Repina | Inna Ivakhinova | Salome Melia | |
2006 | Herceg Novi | Daria-Ioana Visanescu | Meri Arabidze | Varvara Repina | Kubra Öztürk[8] | Anna Gasik | |
2007 | Šibenik | Cécile Haussernot | Aleksandra Lach | Nazi Paikidze | Kubra Öztürk | Inna Ivakhinova | |
2008 | Herceg Novi | Liza Kisteneva | Anna Styazhkina | Meri Arabidze | Nazi Paikidze | Kateřina Němcová | |
2009 | Fermo | Anna Vasenina | Cécile Haussernot | Marsel Efroimski | Katarzyna Adamowicz | Olga Girya | |
2010 | Batumi | Gabriela Antova | Oliwia Kiolbasa | Aleksandra Goriàtxkina | Ulviyya Hasil Fataliyeva | Mariam Danelia | Keti Tsatsalashvili |
2011 | Albena | Nurgyul Salimova | Alicja Sliwicka | Anna Vasenina | Aleksandra Goriàtxkina | Maria Severina | Diana Baciu |
2012 | Praga | Mariya Kutyanina | Anastasia Zotova | Anastasia Avramidou | Katsiaryna Beinenson | Marja Tantsiura | Aleksandra Goriàtxkina |
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[5] | Poreč | Veronika Veremyuk | Galina Mironenko | Elizaveta Solozhenkina | Anna Kochukova | Anna Maja Kazarian | Nino Khomeriki |
2016[6][7] | Praga | Alexandra Shvedova | Zsoka Gaal | Sila Caglar | 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 |
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