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EDU European Darts Championship

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]

European Darts Championship
Tournament information
VenueVarious
LocationVarious
Country Europe
Established1996
Organisation(s)EDU
FormatLegs
Current champion(s)
Classic
 Ricardo Perez (men's)
 Lucia Jankovská (women's)
Cricket
 Kai Gotthardt (men's)
 Almudena Fajardo (women's)

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

Classic tournaments

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Men's singles

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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

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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

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Men's singles

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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

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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]

References

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