EDU European Darts Championship

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European Darts Championship
Tournament information
VenueVarious
LocationVarious
CountryFlag of Europe.svg  Europe
Established1996
Organisation(s) EDU
Format Legs
Current champion(s)
Classic
Flag of Spain.svg   Ricardo Perez (men's)
Flag of Slovakia.svg   Lucia Jankovská (women's)
Cricket
Flag of Germany.svg   Kai Gotthardt (men's)
Flag of Spain.svg   Almudena Fajardo (women's)

The EDU European Darts Championship is an electronic soft-tip darts tournament held at various locations in Europe. First edition of this tournament took place in 1996 at the Brig venue in Switzerland. Championship tournaments are organized together with many other open-level tournaments in one week. [1]

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The most successful player at this tournament is Boris Krčmar from Croatia.

Classic tournaments

Men's singles

YearLocationMedalsDetails
GoldSilverBronze
1999 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Brno Flag of Austria.svg Thomas Klocker Flag of Croatia.svg Goran Protega Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Philipp Ruckstuhl [2]
2000 Flag of Italy.svg Riccione Flag of Austria.svg   Mensur Suljović Flag of Poland.svg Adam Skalski Flag of Croatia.svg Vedran Dukić [2]
2001 Flag of Croatia.svg Poreč Flag of Spain.svg José Rodríguez Flag of Austria.svg Alex Steinbauer Flag of Croatia.svg Goran Protega [2]
2002 Flag of Austria.svg St. Johann Flag of Austria.svg Dietmar Burger Flag of Poland.svg   Krzysztof Ratajski Flag of Slovakia.svg Peter Martin [2]
2003 Flag of Spain.svg Salou Flag of Austria.svg   Mensur Suljović (2) Flag of Spain.svg Francisco Saez Flag of Slovakia.svg Peter Martin [2]
2004 Flag of Germany.svg Hamburg Flag of Austria.svg   Mensur Suljović (3) Flag of Germany.svg DJ Westermann Flag of Poland.svg   Krzysztof Ratajski [2]
2005 Flag of Hungary.svg Sopron Flag of Austria.svg   Mensur Suljović (4) Flag of Germany.svg Thomas Kreutzer Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Darek Kolatorski [2]
2006 Flag of Croatia.svg Umag Flag of Croatia.svg Goran Protega Flag of Poland.svg   Krzysztof Ratajski Flag of Poland.svg   Krzysztof Kciuk [2]
2007 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Prague Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Ondřej Plšek Flag of Italy.svg Patrick Susanna Flag of Serbia.svg   Oliver Ferenc [2]
2008 Flag of Italy.svg Caorle Flag of Poland.svg   Krzysztof Ratajski Flag of Austria.svg   Mensur Suljović Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Robert Kuric [2]
2009 Flag of Croatia.svg Zadar Flag of Croatia.svg   Boris Krčmar Flag of Poland.svg Krzysztof Wojciechowski Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Ondřej Plšek [2]
2010 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Leukerbad Flag of Croatia.svg   Boris Krčmar (2) Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Thomas Junghans Flag of Croatia.svg Vladimir Lesič [2]
2011 Flag of Spain.svg Benidorm Flag of Serbia.svg Aleksandar Borič Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Alex Fehlmann Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Martin Kapucián [2]
2012 Flag of Turkey.svg Antalya Flag of Croatia.svg   Boris Krčmar (3) Flag of Germany.svg Karsten Bott Flag of Russia.svg Sergej Tšivčik [2]
2013 Flag of Germany.svg Geiselwind Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  François Schweyen Flag of Croatia.svg   Boris Krčmar Flag of Austria.svg Rene Rapp [2]
2014 Flag of Croatia.svg Poreč Flag of Croatia.svg   Boris Krčmar (4) Flag of Slovenia.svg Mitja Habijan Flag of the Czech Republic.svg   Karel Sedláček [3]
2015 Flag of Hungary.svg   János Végső Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Martin Hoffmann Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Zdeněk Lacina [4]
2016 Flag of Germany.svg   Max Hopp Flag of Croatia.svg   Boris Krčmar Flag of the Czech Republic.svg   Karel Sedláček [5]
2017 Flag of Italy.svg Caorle Flag of Croatia.svg Dean Biskupič Flag of Italy.svg Stefano Barbi Flag of Austria.svg Anton Pein [6]
2018 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg   Pavel Drtíl Flag of Germany.svg El Abbas El Amri Flag of Germany.svg Sascha Stein [7]
2019 Flag of Germany.svg El Abbas El Amri Flag of the Czech Republic.svg David Písek Flag of Germany.svg Stefan Stoyke [8]
2022 Flag of Spain.svg Benidorm Flag of Croatia.svg Neven Rešetar Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Martin Hoffmann Flag of Austria.svg Christoph Niederreiter [9]
2023 Flag of Spain.svg   Ricardo Perez Flag of Croatia.svg   Ivica Cavric Flag of Italy.svg   Alessio Marconi [10]

Women's singles

YearLocationMedalsDetails
GoldSilverBronze
1999 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Brno Flag of Austria.svg Steffi Reiter Flag of Austria.svg Eva Schiketanz Flag of Austria.svg Liza Steinbach [2]
2000 Flag of Italy.svg Riccione Flag of Hungary.svg Marene Rácz Flag of Hungary.svg Adel Urgyan Flag of Germany.svg Sylvia Petersen [2]
2001 Flag of Croatia.svg Poreč Flag of Hungary.svg Marene Rácz (2) Flag of Hungary.svg Nora Kautzky Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Michaela Jackuliaková [2]
2002 Flag of Austria.svg St. Johann Flag of Hungary.svg Marene Rácz (3) Flag of Austria.svg Camelia Hejsek Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Dagmar Komorová [2]
2003 Flag of Spain.svg Salou Flag of Hungary.svg Orsolya Bodi Flag of Germany.svg Valeska Klein Flag of Germany.svg Jana Reimann [2]
2004 Flag of Germany.svg Hamburg Flag of Croatia.svg Maja Čužič Flag of Germany.svg Marena Csepeli Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Zuzana Štěpánová [2]
2005 Flag of Hungary.svg Sopron Flag of Slovenia.svg Mojca Humar Flag of Italy.svg Daniela Lisetto Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Blanka Vojtková [2]
2006 Flag of Croatia.svg Umag Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Dagmar Komorová Flag of Slovakia.svg Petra Kvasničková Flag of Austria.svg Christine Kaufmann [2]
2007 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Prague Flag of Slovenia.svg Mojca Humar (2) Flag of Russia.svg Karina Nagapetyants Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Markéta Abadžievová [2]
2008 Flag of Italy.svg Caorle Flag of Slovenia.svg Mojca Humar (3) Flag of Hungary.svg Nora Fekete Flag of Germany.svg Angelika Galatovic [2]
2009 Flag of Croatia.svg Zadar Flag of Germany.svg Angelika Galatovic Flag of Russia.svg Karina Nagapetyants Flag of Germany.svg Janine Wagener [2]
2010 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Leukerbad Flag of Germany.svg Marene Westermann Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Fiona Gaylor Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Kerstin Engbers [2]
2011 Flag of Spain.svg Benidorm Flag of Russia.svg   Anastasia Dobromyslova Flag of Russia.svg Karina Nagapetyants Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Marta Heřmanová [2]
2012 Flag of Turkey.svg Antalya Flag of Germany.svg Morena Wolf Flag of Russia.svg Karina Nagapetyants Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Colette Rudin [2]
2013 Flag of Germany.svg Geiselwind Flag of Russia.svg   Anastasia Dobromyslova (2) Flag of Germany.svg Marene Westermann Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Iveta Bruská [2]
2014 Flag of Croatia.svg Poreč Flag of Germany.svg Angelika Galatovic (2) Flag of Hungary.svg   Veronika Ihász Flag of Italy.svg Laura Ariani [3]
2015 Flag of Russia.svg   Anastasia Dobromyslova (3) Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Karina Nagapetyants Flag of Germany.svg Jana Bormann [4]
2016 Flag of Hungary.svg Klaudia Horvath Flag of Austria.svg Eva Paulusberger Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Lada Kotlarikova [5]
2017 Flag of Italy.svg Caorle Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Karina Nagapetyants Flag of Turkey.svg Emine Dursun Flag of Spain.svg Almudena Fajardo [6]
2018 Flag of Slovenia.svg Mojca Muzic Flag of Germany.svg Silvia Dolores Flag of Italy.svg Chiara Sarnari [7]
2019 Flag of Germany.svg Silvia Dolores Flag of Slovakia.svg Dominika Kopkášová Flag of Russia.svg  Elena Shulgina [8]
2022 Flag of Spain.svg Benidorm Flag of Slovakia.svg   Lucia Jankovská Flag of Spain.svg   Almudena Fajardo Flag of the Czech Republic.svg   Marcela Rajmanová [9]
2023 Flag of Slovakia.svg   Lucia Jankovská (2) Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Jeannette Stoop Flag of Spain.svg   Almudena Fajardo [10]

Cricket tournaments

Men's singles

YearLocationMedalsDetails
GoldSilverBronze
2000 Flag of Italy.svg Riccione Flag of Croatia.svg Vedran Dukić Flag of Austria.svg   Mensur Suljović Flag of Germany.svg Dieter Joss [2]
2001 Flag of Croatia.svg Poreč Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Mark Bichsel Flag of Slovakia.svg Peter Martin Flag of Austria.svg Rainer Sturm [2]
2002 Flag of Austria.svg St. Johann Flag of Croatia.svg Goran Protega Flag of Poland.svg   Krzysztof Ratajski Flag of Hungary.svg Béla Balogh [2]
2003 Flag of Spain.svg Salou Flag of Poland.svg   Krzysztof Ratajski Flag of Austria.svg   Mensur Suljović Flag of Germany.svg Manfred Bilderl [2]
2004 Flag of Germany.svg Hamburg Flag of Austria.svg   Mensur Suljović Flag of Spain.svg José Rodríguez Flag of Germany.svg Manfred Bilderl [2]
2005 Flag of Hungary.svg Sopron Flag of Austria.svg   Dietmar Burger Flag of Poland.svg   Krzysztof Ratajski Flag of Spain.svg José Rodríguez [2]
2006 Flag of Croatia.svg Umag Flag of Austria.svg   Dietmar Burger (2) Flag of Austria.svg   Mensur Suljović Flag of the Czech Republic.svg   Miloslav Navrátil [2]
2007 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Prague Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Martin Hoffmann Flag of Austria.svg   Mensur Suljović Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Alex Fehlmann [2]
2008 Flag of Italy.svg Caorle Flag of Austria.svg   Mensur Suljović (2) Flag of Croatia.svg   Boris Krčmar Flag of Croatia.svg Goran Protega [2]
2010 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Leukerbad Flag of the Czech Republic.svg   Pavel Drtíl Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Kurt van de Rijck Flag of Croatia.svg   Boris Krčmar [2]
2014 Flag of Croatia.svg Poreč Flag of Croatia.svg   Boris Krčmar Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Martin Hoffmann Flag of Spain.svg Minan Cantenero [3]
2015 Flag of Croatia.svg   Boris Krčmar (2) Flag of Croatia.svg Zdravko Antunović Flag of Austria.svg Rainer Sturm [4]
2016 Flag of Croatia.svg   Boris Krčmar (3) Flag of Spain.svg Daniel Carrasco Flag of the Czech Republic.svg   Pavel Drtíl [5]
2017 Flag of Italy.svg Caorle Flag of Germany.svg   Gabriel Clemens Flag of Croatia.svg   Boris Krčmar Flag of Croatia.svg Tino Babic [6]
2018 Flag of Croatia.svg   Boris Krčmar (4) Flag of Croatia.svg Ivica Cavric Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Martin Hoffmann [7]
2019 Flag of Croatia.svg Ivica Cavric Flag of the Czech Republic.svg David Písek Flag of Croatia.svg   Boris Krčmar [8]
2022 Flag of Spain.svg Benidorm Flag of Spain.svg   Ricardo Perez Flag of Croatia.svg Dragutin Pecnjak Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Antonín Davídek [9]
2023 Flag of Germany.svg   Kai Gotthardt Flag of Croatia.svg   Ivica Cavric Flag of the Czech Republic.svg   Karel Poklop [10]

Women's singles

YearLocationMedalsDetails
GoldSilverBronze
2000 Flag of Italy.svg Riccione Flag of Hungary.svg Marene Rácz Flag of Slovakia.svg Zuzana Raczová Flag of Italy.svg Linda Tamini [2]
2001 Flag of Croatia.svg Poreč Flag of Hungary.svg Marene Rácz (2) Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Denise Winter Flag of Hungary.svg Nora Kautzky [2]
2002 Flag of Austria.svg St. Johann Flag of Hungary.svg Marene Rácz (3) Flag of Germany.svg Agi Weichenegger Flag of Germany.svg Jana Reimann [2]
2003 Flag of Spain.svg Salou Flag of Hungary.svg Orsolya Bodi Flag of Spain.svg Mila Martinez Flag of Spain.svg Rosi Gonzales [2]
2004 Flag of Germany.svg Hamburg Flag of Hungary.svg Eszter Kalay Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Zuzana Štěpánová Flag of Germany.svg Anna Maria Michael [2]
2005 Flag of Hungary.svg Sopron Flag of Slovenia.svg Mojca Humar Flag of Croatia.svg Ivana Čavar Flag of Hungary.svg Nóra Fekete [2]
2006 Flag of Croatia.svg Umag Flag of Slovenia.svg Mojca Humar (2) Flag of Germany.svg Marene Csepeli Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Dagmar Komorová [2]
2007 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Prague Flag of Slovenia.svg Mojca Humar (3) Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Dagmar Komorová Flag of Spain.svg Mila Martinez [2]
2008 Flag of Italy.svg Caorle Flag of Slovenia.svg Mojca Humar (4) Flag of Germany.svg Angelika Galatovic Flag of Germany.svg Marene Csepeli [2]
2010 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Leukerbad Flag of Russia.svg Karina Nagapetyants Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Patricia De Peuter Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Fiona Gaylor [2]
2014 Flag of Croatia.svg Poreč Flag of Germany.svg Stefanie Richter Flag of Slovakia.svg Martina Vidová Flag of Italy.svg Denise Bonafini [3]
2016 Flag of Austria.svg Eva Paulusberger Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Karina Nagapetyants Flag of Hungary.svg   Veronika Ihász [5]
2017 Flag of Italy.svg Caorle Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Karina Nagapetyants Flag of Germany.svg Marene Westermann Flag of Spain.svg Almudena Fajardo [6]
2018 Flag of Italy.svg Giulia Bernardelli Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Blanka Vojtková Flag of Spain.svg Almudena Fajardo [7]
2019 Flag of Slovakia.svg Dominika Kopkášová Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Lada Knapová Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Blanka Vojtková [8]
2022 Flag of Spain.svg Benidorm Flag of Spain.svg   Almudena Fajardo Flag of Croatia.svg Josipa Brzić Flag of Slovakia.svg Martina Sulovská [9]
2023 Flag of Spain.svg   Almudena Fajardo (2) Flag of Germany.svg   Angelika Galatovic Flag of Germany.svg   Carina Zelt [10]

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