European Youth Chess Championship

Since 1991, the European Chess Union ( ECU) organized by the European Youth Chess Championship in age categories ( under 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 and 18 years). From 1971 to 2002, there was in addition a European Championship for juniors up to 20 years, the World Chess Federation FIDE had introduced. The first competition was held for girls 1977/78.

Age group U8

Age group U10

Age group U12

Age group U14

Age group U16

Age group U18

Junior

The U20 European Championships were held until 2002.

Boys

Batumi Albena Mamaia Alexandra Kosteniuk Arkadij Naiditsch Jan Smeets Nadezhda Kosintseva Anna Muzychuk Mureck Laura Rogule Litochoro Sergey Karjakin Maxim Rodshtein David Howell (chess player) Mariya Muzychuk Budva Nazí Paikidze Aleksandr Galkin (chess player) Lela Javakhishvili Marie Sebag Arik Braun Lara Stock Fermo Corina Peptan Sergey Fedorchuk Laurent Fressinet Dmitry Kokarev (chess player) Yelena Dembo Michael Roiz Kateryna Rohonyan Constantin Lupulescu Ferenc Berkes Kateryna Lahno Jessie Gilbert Magnus Carlsen Giorgi Margvelashvili Eva Moser Jan Werle Csaba Balogh Jonathan Rowson Evgeny Postny Mateusz Bartel Yuriy Kryvoruchko Nikita Vitiugov Groningen Gyula Sax John Nunn Paul van der Sterren John van der Wiel Curt Hansen (chess player) Alon Greenfeld Andrei Sokolov Jaan Ehlvest Lembit Oll Jeroen Piket Boris Gelfand Rune Djurhuus Dimitri Reinderman Vejen Alexander Onischuk Holon Emil Sutovsky Siófok Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu Francisco Vallejo Pons Florian Jenni Kula, Serbia Senta Agnieszka Brustman Svitavy Tapolca Avilés
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