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The Slovak Chess Championship is the chess competition, which determines the best slovak chess player.

History

Men's winners

In Slovakia, part of Czechoslovakia

# Year City Winner
01 1955 Starý Smokovec Ján Šefc
02 1975 Hlohovec Ján Plachetka
03 1977 Detva Ľubomír Ftáčnik
04 1978 Prešov Jozef Franzen
05 1979 Dolný Kubín Ľubomír Ftáčnik
06 1981 Bardejov Ladislav Dobrovolský
07 1983 Nová Baňa Róbert Tibenský
08 1984 Čadca Igor Štohl
09 1985 Piešťany Ján Baňas
10 1986 Bratislava Igor Gažík
11 1987 Šaľa Róbert Tibenský
12 1988 Trnava Peter Petrán
13 1989 Michalovce Martin Mrva
14 1991 Trenčín Ivan Novák

In independent Slovakia

# Year City Winner
01 1993 Topoľčianky Ján Plachetka
02 1994 Topoľčianky Róbert Tibenský
03 1995 Trenčín Róbert Tibenský
04 1996 Martin Róbert Tibenský
05 1997 Prešov Ladislav Salai
06 1998 Prievidza Tomáš Balogh
07 1999 Nové Zámky Ján Baňas
08 2000 Zvolen Ján Markoš
09 2001 Prešov Vítězslav Priehoda[1]
10 2002 Galanta - Kaskády Sergei Movsesian[2]
11 2003 Tatranské Zruby Mikuláš Maník[3]
12 2004 Zemplínska Šírava Eduard Hagara[4]
13 2005 Trenčianske Teplice Tomáš Petrík[5]
14 2006 Banská Štiavnica Tomáš Petrík[6]
15 2007 Banská Štiavnica Sergei Movsesian[7]
16 2008 Zvolen Peter Vavrák[8]
17 2009 Tatranské Zruby Martin Mrva[9]
18 2010 Banská Štiavnica Marián Jurčík[10][11]
19 2011 Banská Štiavnica Ján Markoš[12]
20 2012 Banská Štiavnica Ján Markoš[13]
21 2013 Banská Štiavnica Peter Michalik[14][15]
22 2014 Prievidza Peter Michalik
23 2015 Banská Štiavnica Peter Michalik
24 2016 Banská Štiavnica Milan Pacher[16]
25 2017 Banská Štiavnica Christopher Repka
26 2018 Banská Štiavnica Christopher Repka

Women's winners

# Year City Winner
01 1991 Trencin Ivana Sedlakova
02 1993 Topoľčianky Jarmila Kačincová
03 1994 Martin Andrea Ciganikova
04 1996 Ziar nad Hronom Mirjana Medic
11 2003 Tatranské Zruby Eva Repková
16 2008 Zvolen Mária Machalová[17]
17 2009 Tatranské Zruby Regina Pokorná[9]
18 2010 Banská Štiavnica Eva Repková[10][11]
19 2011 Banská Štiavnica Julia Kochetkova[12]
20 2012 Banská Štiavnica Julia Kochetkova[13][18]
21 2013 Banská Štiavnica Eva Repková[14][15]
22 2014 Zuzana Borošová
23 2015 Monika Motyčáková

References

  1. ^ SVK Intl Champ.2001[permanent dead link‍]
  2. ^ playoffs in rapid chess Movsesian wins again Ftáčnik 1.5 - 0.5 - see Chessbase Megabase 2008[permanent dead link‍]
  3. ^ Open Tatry SVK Champ[permanent dead link‍]
  4. ^ SVK Champ.2004[permanent dead link‍]
  5. ^ SVK Indv.Champ[permanent dead link‍]
  6. ^ SVK_Championship_2006_GM
  7. ^ SVK Championship 2007 GM[permanent dead link‍]
  8. ^ SVK Championship 2008 OPEN A[permanent dead link‍]
  9. ^ a b GM Martin Mrva získal double ! (slovak)
  10. ^ a b SVK championship 2010 OPEN A
  11. ^ a b "Šach: Čech Cvek medzinárodným majstrom Slovenska (slovak)". Archived from the original on 2010-12-02. Retrieved 2010-12-20.
  12. ^ a b SVK Championship 2011 OPEN A
  13. ^ a b International Championship of Slovakia 2012 - OPEN A
  14. ^ a b SVK championship 2013
  15. ^ a b Swordplay in Slovakia Milan Maros, ChessBase News
  16. ^ "Suverén Pacher ukončil trojročnú šachovú nadvládu Michalíka". TASR (in Slovak). 9 July 2016. Retrieved 2 December 2016.
  17. ^ SVK women championship 2008[permanent dead link‍]
  18. ^ History of Festival 2012
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