Swedish pétanque championships
Appearance
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The Swedish pétanque championships is the largest Swedish pétanque competition. It's been arranged since 1978.[1] The first year the championships were held in Bara and had 150 competitors.[1] In the early 2000s it had around 2500 competitors.[1]
Cities
[edit]The championships have been held in the following places:
År | Plats |
---|---|
1978 | Bara |
1979 | Gävle |
1980 | Malmö |
1981 | Gävle |
1982 | Skara |
1983 | Halmstad |
1984 | Göteborg |
1985 | Halmstad |
1986 | Stockholm |
1987 | Malmö |
1988 | Gothenburg |
1989 | Motala |
1990 | Halmstad |
1991 | Kullabygden |
1992 | Växjö |
1993 | Motala |
1994 | Boden |
1995 | Halmstad |
1996 | Borås |
1997 | Stockholm |
1998 | Gothenburg |
1999 | Motala |
2000 | Boden |
2001 | Skövde |
2002 | Gothenburg |
2003 | Gothenburg |
2004 | Gothenburg |
2005 | Gothenburg |
2006 | Eskilstuna |
2007 | Eskilstuna |
2008 | Borås |
2009 | Växjö |
2010 | Falun |
2011 | Uppsala |
2012 | Skövde |
2013 | Falun |
2014 | Växjö |
2015 | Uppsala |
2016 | Malmö |
2017 | Vetlanda |
2018 | Karlstad |
2019 | Linköping |
2020 | Canceled |
2021 | Lindvallen (planned) |
2022 | Jönköping (planned) |
References
[edit]- ^ a b c Eggerth, Nina (7 July 2017). "Boule-SM igång". Skånska Dagbladet. Retrieved 18 August 2016.