European Chess Club Cup
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The European Chess Club Cup is a major chess event that is held every year in Europe.
History[edit]
The tournament origins are from the former Yugoslavia, where chess club competition was quite popular. In 1996 the Women's Chess Club competition was added.
Men's tournament[edit]
Champions:[1]
- 1956
ŠK Partizan - 1976
Burevestnik Moscow and
Solingen SG - 1979
Burevestnik Moscow - 1982
Spartacus Budapest - 1984
Trud Moscow - 1986
CSKA Moscow - 1988
CSKA Moscow - 1990
CSKA Moscow and
Solingen SG - 1992
Bayern Munich - 1993
Lyon Oyonnax - 1994
ŠK Bosna &
Lyon Oyonnax - 1995
Yerevan city - 1996
Sberbank Tatarstan Kazan - 1997
Ladia Azov - 1998
Panfox Breda - 1999
ŠK Bosna - 2000
ŠK Bosna - 2001
Nikel Norilsk - 2002
ŠK Bosna - 2003
NAO Paris - 2004
NAO Paris [1] - 2005
Tomsk-400 - 2006
Tomsk-400 [2] - 2007
Linex Magic-Mérida - 2008
Ural Sverdlovskaya oblast [3] - 2009
Economist-SGSEU-1 Saratov - 2010
Economist-SGSEU-1 Saratov - 2011
Saint-Petersburg Chess Federation - 2012
SOCAR Azerbaijan - 2013
G-Team Nový Bor - 2014
SOCAR Azerbaijan - 2015
Siberia Novosibirsk - 2016
Women's tournament[edit]
Champions:[2]
- 1996
Agrouniverzal Belgrade and
Merani Tbilisi - 1997
Goša Smederevska Pal. - 1998
AEM-Luxten Timişoara - 1999
Rudenko School Kherson - 2000
Agrouniverzal Belgrade - 2001
Agrouniverzal Belgrade - 2002
BAS Belgrade - 2003
Internet CG Podgorica - 2004
NTN Tbilisi - 2005
NTN Tbilisi - 2006
Mika Yerevan - 2007
CE Monte Carlo - 2008
CE Monte Carlo - 2009
Spartak Vidnoe - 2010
CE Monte Carlo - 2011
AVS - 2012
CE Monte Carlo - 2013
CE Monte Carlo - 2014
Batumi Chess Club "Nona" - 2015
Batumi Chess Club "Nona" - 2016