Tournament Name: | European Darts Championship |
Venue: | Various |
Location: | Various |
Establishment: | 1996 |
Organisation: | EDU |
Format: | Legs |
Current Champion: | Classic (men's) (women's) Cricket (men's) (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.
Year | Location | Medals | Details | ||
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Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
1999 | Brno | Thomas Klocker | Goran Protega | Philipp Ruckstuhl | [2] |
2000 | Riccione | Adam Skalski | Vedran Dukić | ||
2001 | Poreč | José Rodríguez | Alex Steinbauer | Goran Protega | |
2002 | St. Johann | Dietmar Burger | Peter Martin | ||
2003 | Salou | (2) | Francisco Saez | Peter Martin | |
2004 | Hamburg | (3) | DJ Westermann | ||
2005 | Sopron | (4) | Thomas Kreutzer | Darek Kolatorski | |
2006 | Umag | Goran Protega | |||
2007 | Prague | Ondřej Plšek | Patrick Susanna | ||
2008 | Caorle | Robert Kuric | |||
2009 | Zadar | Krzysztof Wojciechowski | Ondřej Plšek | ||
2010 | Leukerbad | (2) | Vladimir Lesič | ||
2011 | Benidorm | Aleksandar Borič | Martin Kapucián | ||
2012 | Antalya | (3) | Karsten Bott | Sergej Tšivčik | |
2013 | Geiselwind | Rene Rapp | |||
2014 | Poreč | (4) | Mitja Habijan | [3] | |
2015 | Martin Hoffmann | Zdeněk Lacina | [4] | ||
2016 | [5] | ||||
2017 | Caorle | Dean Biskupič | Stefano Barbi | Anton Pein | [6] |
2018 | 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 | [10] |
Year | Location | Medals | Details | ||
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Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
1999 | Brno | Steffi Reiter | Eva Schiketanz | Liza Steinbach | |
2000 | Riccione | Marene Rácz | Adel Urgyan | Sylvia Petersen | |
2001 | Poreč | Marene Rácz (2) | Nora Kautzky | Michaela Jackuliaková | |
2002 | St. Johann | Marene Rácz (3) | Camelia Hejsek | Dagmar Komorová | |
2003 | Salou | Orsolya Bodi | Valeska Klein | Jana Reimann | |
2004 | Hamburg | Maja Čužič | Marena Csepeli | Zuzana Štěpánová | |
2005 | Sopron | Mojca Humar | Daniela Lisetto | Blanka Vojtková | |
2006 | Umag | Dagmar Komorová | Petra Kvasničková | Christine Kaufmann | |
2007 | Prague | Mojca Humar (2) | Karina Nagapetyants | Markéta Abadžievová | |
2008 | Caorle | Mojca Humar (3) | Nora Fekete | Angelika Galatovic | |
2009 | Zadar | Angelika Galatovic | Karina Nagapetyants | Janine Wagener | |
2010 | Leukerbad | Marene Westermann | Fiona Gaylor | Kerstin Engbers | |
2011 | Benidorm | Karina Nagapetyants | Marta Heřmanová | ||
2012 | Antalya | Morena Wolf | Karina Nagapetyants | Colette Rudin | |
2013 | Geiselwind | (2) | Marene Westermann | Iveta Bruská | |
2014 | Poreč | Angelika Galatovic (2) | Laura Ariani | ||
2015 | (3) | Karina Nagapetyants | Jana Bormann | ||
2016 | Klaudia Horvath | Eva Paulusberger | Lada Kotlarikova | ||
2017 | Caorle | Karina Nagapetyants | Emine Dursun | Almudena Fajardo | |
2018 | Mojca Muzic | Silvia Dolores | Chiara Sarnari | ||
2019 | Silvia Dolores | Dominika Kopkášová | |||
2022 | Benidorm | ||||
2023 | (2) |
Year | Location | Medals | Details | ||
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Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
2000 | Riccione | Vedran Dukić | Dieter Joss | ||
2001 | Poreč | Mark Bichsel | Peter Martin | Rainer Sturm | |
2002 | St. Johann | Goran Protega | Béla Balogh | ||
2003 | Salou | Manfred Bilderl | |||
2004 | Hamburg | José Rodríguez | Manfred Bilderl | ||
2005 | Sopron | José Rodríguez | |||
2006 | Umag | (2) | |||
2007 | Prague | Martin Hoffmann | |||
2008 | Caorle | (2) | Goran Protega | ||
2010 | Leukerbad | Kurt van de Rijck | |||
2014 | Poreč | Martin Hoffmann | Minan Cantenero | [11] | |
2015 | (2) | Zdravko Antunović | Rainer Sturm | [12] | |
2016 | (3) | Daniel Carrasco | [13] | ||
2017 | Caorle | Tino Babic | |||
2018 | (4) | Ivica Cavric | Martin Hoffmann | ||
2019 | Ivica Cavric | David Písek | |||
2022 | Benidorm | Dragutin Pecnjak | Antonín Davídek | ||
2023 |
Year | Location | Medals | Details | ||
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Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
2000 | Riccione | Marene Rácz | Zuzana Raczová | Linda Tamini | |
2001 | Poreč | Marene Rácz (2) | Denise Winter | Nora Kautzky | |
2002 | St. Johann | Marene Rácz (3) | Agi Weichenegger | Jana Reimann | |
2003 | Salou | Orsolya Bodi | Mila Martinez | Rosi Gonzales | |
2004 | Hamburg | Eszter Kalay | Zuzana Štěpánová | Anna Maria Michael | |
2005 | Sopron | Mojca Humar | Ivana Čavar | Nóra Fekete | |
2006 | Umag | Mojca Humar (2) | Marene Csepeli | Dagmar Komorová | |
2007 | Prague | Mojca Humar (3) | Dagmar Komorová | Mila Martinez | |
2008 | Caorle | Mojca Humar (4) | Angelika Galatovic | Marene Csepeli | |
2010 | Leukerbad | Karina Nagapetyants | Patricia De Peuter | Fiona Gaylor | |
2014 | Poreč | Stefanie Richter | Martina Vidová | Denise Bonafini | |
2016 | Eva Paulusberger | Karina Nagapetyants | |||
2017 | Caorle | Karina Nagapetyants | Marene Westermann | Almudena Fajardo | |
2018 | Giulia Bernardelli | Blanka Vojtková | Almudena Fajardo | ||
2019 | Dominika Kopkášová | Lada Knapová | Blanka Vojtková | ||
2022 | Benidorm | Josipa Brzić | Martina Sulovská | ||
2023 | (2) |