Portuguese Chess Championship

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The Portuguese Chess Championship is a yearly national chess championship of Portugal. It was established in 1911, but only from the 1950s it was played yearly, with a few exceptions.

IM Joaquim Durao, Portuguese champion on 13 occasions Im joaquim durao.jpg
IM Joaquim Durão, Portuguese champion on 13 occasions
NrYearLocationChampionLocationWomen's Ch.
11911 António Maria Pires
21926 Mário Machado
31940 João Moura
41942 Carlos Pires
51944 Carlos Pires
61946 Mário Machado
71947 Leonel Pias
81948 Mário Machado
91951 João Moura
101952 João Moura
111953 Daniel De Oliveira
121954 João Mário Ribeiro
131955 Joaquim Durão
141956 Joaquim Durão
151958 Joaquim Durão
161959 Joaquim Durão
171960 Joaquim Durão
181961 Joaquim Durão
191962 Joaquim Durão
201963 João Mário Ribeiro
211964 Joaquim Durão
221965 Joaquim Durão
231966 João Maria Cordovil
241967 João Maria Cordovil
251968 Joaquim Durão
261969 João Maria Cordovil
271970 Joaquim Durão
281971 João Mário Ribeiro
291972 Joaquim Durão
301973 Joaquim Durão
311975 Fernando Silva
321976 Fernando Silva
331977 Fernando Silva
341978 Luís Santos
351979 Luís Santos
361980 António Fernandes
371981 Fernando Silva
381982 Mangualde Luís Santos
391983 António Fernandes
401984 Lisbon António Fernandes
411985 António Fernandes
421986 Rui Dâmaso
431987 Fernando Silva
441988 António Antunes
451989 António Fernandes
461990 António Fernandes
471991 António Fernandes
481992Lisbon António Fernandes
491993IM Rui Dâmaso
501994 Luís Galego Marinha Grande Tania Saraiva
511995IM Rui Dâmaso Faro Aida Ferreira
521996 António Fernandes Matosinhos Alda Carvalho
531997 Fernando Silva Tânia Saraiva
541998 Carlos Pereira dos Santos Alda Carvalho
551999IM Rui Dâmaso Catarina Leite
562000 Carlos Pereira dos Santos Catarina Leite
572001 António Fernandes Catarina Leite
582002 Luís Galego Catarina Leite
592003 Diogo Fernando Catarina Leite
602004 Luís Galego Catarina Leite
612005 Vila Real Luís Galego Catarina Leite
622006GM António Fernandes Catarina Leite
632007IM Rui Dâmaso Beja Margarida Coimbra
642008 Amadora GM António Fernandes WFM Ana Baptista
642009 Amadora IM Rúben Pereira Ana Baptista
642010 Amadora FM Paulo Dias Espinho Ana Ferreira
652011 Amadora IM Paulo Dias Vila Nova de Foz Coa Margarida Coimbra
662012 Pampilhosa da Serra GM Luís Galego Lisbon Catarina Leite
672013 Lisbon IM Rui Dâmaso Aveiro Maria Inês Oliveira
682014 Lisbon GM António Fernandes Lisbon Maria Inês Oliveira
692015 Lisbon GM António Fernandes Pedras Salgadas Ana Inês Silva
702016 Barcelos GM António Fernandes Matosinhos WFM Ana Baptista
712017GaiaIM André Ventura Sousa GaiaWFM Ana Baptista
722018 Braga GM António Fernandes Braga WFM Ariana Pintor
732019 Portimão IM André Ventura Sousa Portimão WCM Mariana Silva
742020 Odivelas IM André Ventura Sousa Odivelas Sara Soares
752021 Évora IM André Ventura Sousa Évora Filipa Pipiras
762022 Leiria IM André Ventura Sousa Leiria WCM Mariana Silva
772023 Coimbra FM José Guilherme Santos Famalicão WCM Mariana Silva
782024 Viseu Cancelled after 2 rounds [1] Famalicão WFM Inês Silva
79225 Matosinhos September 2025 Famalicão WFM Camila Avelino

The 2011 championship was decided in a match between IM Paulo Dias and FM José Padeiro, held 21–24 October 2011 in Coimbra.

The 2013 championship was decided in a match between IM Sérgio Rocha and IM Rui Dâmaso held 2–4 October 2013 in Barreiro.

References

  1. ↑ Wittmann, Nadja (6 September 2024). "Cancelación de la Final del Campeonato de Portugal 2024". ChessBase (in Spanish). Retrieved 20 October 2024.
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