European Youth Chess Championship
Since 1991, the European Chess Union (ECU) organises the European Youth Chess Championship in the groups under 10, 12, 14, 16 and 18 year. In 2010, a tournament for the under 8 was introduced. Until 2002, there was also a tournament for the under 20, see European Junior Chess Championship.
Boys winners
Year Location U8 U10 U12 U14 U16 U18 1991 
Mamaia 
Adrien Leroy 
Peter Leko 
Thomas Oral Andrei Istrăţescu1992 
Rimavská Sobota 
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Valeriane Gaprindashvili 
Erald Dervishi Robert Kempiński 1994 Băile Herculane 
Qadir Huseynov Valeriane Gaprindashvili 
Karl Mah 
Alexei Chernuschevich Robert Kempiński 1995 Verdun 
Arkadij Naiditsch Étienne Bacrot 
Sergey Fedorchuk Pavel Simacek Robert Kempiński1996 Rimavská Sobota 
Teimour Radjabov Yuri Drozdovskij Evgeni Kobylkin 
Fabian Doettling Ruslan Ponomariov1997 
Tallinn Teimour Radjabov Ilya Zarezenko Yuri Drozdovskij 
Alexander Kundin Mikheil Mchedishvili1998 
Mureck Dmytro Tishyn Teimour Radjabov Alexander Riazantsev 
Gabriel Sargissian 
Dennis de Vreugt1999 
Litochoro Sergey Karjakin 
Borki Predojević Nidjat Mamedov Sergey Grigoriants Teimour Radjabov2000 Kallithea Ian Nepomniachtchi Evgeny Romanov Mark Erwich Jan Markos Artyom Timofeev 2001 Kallithea Vladimir Onischuk Ian Nepomniachtchi Borki Predojević Ernesto Inarkiev Zviad Izoria2002 
Peñíscola Eltaj Safarli Ian Nepomniachtchi Evgeny Romanov Aleksandr Kharitonov Shakhriyar Mamedyarov 2003 
Budva Samvel Ter-Sahakyan Eltaj Safarli Sergei Zhigalko Csaba Balogh Mateusz Bartel2004 
Ürgüp Robert Aghasaryan Sanan Sjugirov 
Giorgi Margvelashvili Rauf Mamedov Radosław Wojtaszek 2005 Herceg Novi Konstantin Nikologorskiy Sanan Sjugirov Davit Benidze Zaven Andriasian Paweł Czarnota2006 
Herceg Novi Arseny Shurunov Ivan Bukavshin Peter Prohaszka Romain Edouard Sergei Zhigalko2007 
Šibenik Kirill Alekseenko Illya Nyzhnyk Sanan Sjugirov Vugar Rasulov Ivan Šarić2008 Herceg Novi Cemil Can Ali Marandi 
Kiprian Berbatov Ivan Bukavshin Illya Nyzhnyk Xavier Vila Gazquez 2009 
Fermo Benjamin Gledura Evgeny Zanan Kamil Dragun Gil Popilski Samvel Ter-Sahakyan2010 Batumi Abdulla Azar Gadimbayli Viktor Gazik Cemil Can Ali Marandi Alexandr Bortnik Ivan Bukavshin Vasif Durarbayli2011 Albena Alex Krstulovic Evgenios Ioannidis Haik M Martirosyan Cemil Can Ali Marandi Alexandr Bortnik 
Nils Grandelius2012 Prague Tsvetan Stoyanov Andrey Esipenko Haik M Martirosyan Jan-Krzysztof Duda Kacper Drozdowski Vadim Moiseenko2013 Budva Aydin Elshan Suleymanli Kagan Aydincelebi Viktor Matviishen Jorden Van Foreest Kirill Alekseenko Vladimir Fedoseev2014 Batumi Ilya Makoveev Mamikon Gharibyan Viktor Matviishen Timur Fakhrutdinov Cemil Can Ali Marandi Avital Boruchovsky2015 Poreč Mikhei Navumenka Ilya Makoveev Kirill Shubin Sergei Lobanov Leonid Sawlin Cemil Can Ali Marandi2016 Prague Artem Pingin Volodar Murzin Mamikon Gharibyan Salvador Guerra Rivera Timur Fakhrutdinov Manuel Petrosyan2017 Mamaia
Girls winners
See also
- European Junior Chess Championship
- European Individual Chess Championship
- European Senior Chess Championship
- European Team Chess Championship
- World Junior Chess Championship
- World Youth Chess Championship
References
- European Youth Champions Boys from Italian Chess Federation website (Italian): U8, U10, U12, U14, U16, U18
- European Youth Champions Girls from Italian Chess Federation website (Italian): U8, U10, U12, U14, U16, U18
- Complete standings on Chess-Results: 1998 Boys U10, 1998 Boys U12, 1998 Boys U14, 1998 Boys U16, 1998 Boys U18, 1998 Girls U10, 1998 Girls U12, 1998 Girls U14, 1998 Girls U16, 1998 Girls U18, 2000 Boys U10, 2000 Boys U12, 2000 Boys U14, 2000 Boys U16, 2000 Boys U18, 2000 Girls U10, 2000 Girls U12, 2000 Girls U14, 2000 Girls U16, 2000 Girls U18, 2001 Boys U10, 2001 Boys U12, 2001 Boys U14, 2001 Boys U16, 2001 Boys U18, 2001 Girls U10, 2001 Girls U12, 2001 Girls U14, 2001 Girls U16, 2001 Girls U18, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015,
- ChessBase reports: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007
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