EDU European Darts Championship

European Darts Championship
Tournament information
Venue	Various
Location	Various
Country	Europe
Established	1996
Organisation(s)	EDU
Format	Legs
Current champion(s)
Classic   Ricardo Perez (men's)   Lucia Jankovská (women's) Cricket  Kai Gotthardt (men's)   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]

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

Classic tournaments

Men's singles

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

Women's singles

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

Cricket tournaments

Men's singles

Year	Location	Medals			Details
		Gold	Silver	Bronze
2000	Riccione	Vedran Dukić	Mensur Suljović	Dieter Joss	[2]
2001	Poreč	Mark Bichsel	Peter Martin	Rainer Sturm	[2]
2002	St. Johann	Goran Protega	Krzysztof Ratajski	Béla Balogh	[2]
2003	Salou	Krzysztof Ratajski	Mensur Suljović	Manfred Bilderl	[2]
2004	Hamburg	Mensur Suljović	José Rodríguez	Manfred Bilderl	[2]
2005	Sopron	Dietmar Burger	Krzysztof Ratajski	José Rodríguez	[2]
2006	Umag	Dietmar Burger (2)	Mensur Suljović	Miloslav Navrátil	[2]
2007	Prague	Martin Hoffmann	Mensur Suljović	Alex Fehlmann	[2]
2008	Caorle	Mensur Suljović (2)	Boris Krčmar	Goran Protega	[2]
2010	Leukerbad	Pavel Drtíl	Kurt van de Rijck	Boris Krčmar	[2]
2014	Poreč	Boris Krčmar	Martin Hoffmann	Minan Cantenero	[3]
2015		Boris Krčmar (2)	Zdravko Antunović	Rainer Sturm	[4]
2016		Boris Krčmar (3)	Daniel Carrasco	Pavel Drtíl	[5]
2017	Caorle	Gabriel Clemens	Boris Krčmar	Tino Babic	[6]
2018		Boris Krčmar (4)	Ivica Cavric	Martin Hoffmann	[7]
2019		Ivica Cavric	David Písek	Boris Krčmar	[8]
2022	Benidorm	Ricardo Perez	Dragutin Pecnjak	Antonín Davídek	[9]
2023		Kai Gotthardt	Ivica Cavric	Karel Poklop	[10]

Women's singles

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

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