EDF European Darts Championship

The EDF European Darts Championship is an electronic soft-tip darts tournament held generally at Terme Olimia in Podčetrtek, Slovenia. Once time is held in Santa Susanna, Catalonia. First edition of this tournament took place in 2012. Championship tournaments are organized together with many other open-level tournaments in one week. Players with a PDC Tour Card can also take part in these tournaments.

European Darts Championship
Tournament information
VenueTerme Olimia
LocationPodčetrtek
Country Slovenia
Established2012
Organisation(s)EDF
FormatLegs
Current champion(s)
Classic
 Kim Huybrechts (men's)
 Lisa Ashton (women's)
Germany Florian Preis (youth's U18)
Germany Willi Keller (youth's U14)
Cricket
 Boris Krčmar (men's)
Slovenia Nina Vavtar (women's)

The most successful player at this tournament is Boris Krčmar from Croatia.

Classic tournaments

Men's singles

Year Location Medals Details
Gold Silver Bronze
2012 Slovenia Podčetrtek  Mensur Suljović Croatia Kranjcina Kreso  Boris Krčmar [1]
2013 Croatia Zdravko Antunović Serbia Aleksandar Boric Serbia Aco Babic [2]
2014  Boris Krčmar  Max Hopp Croatia Zdravko Antunović [3]
2015 Catalonia Santa Susanna  Boris Krčmar (2)  José de Sousa  Mensur Suljović [4]
2016 Slovenia Podčetrtek  Mensur Suljović (2) Austria Christian Kallinger  Rusty-Jake Rodriguez [5]
2017  Dimitri Van den Bergh  Boris Krčmar Serbia Milan Zlatkovic [6]
2018  Zoran Lerchbacher  Benjamin Pratnemer  Kim Huybrechts [7]
2019  Boris Krčmar (3)  Zoran Lerchbacher  Kim Huybrechts [8]
2021  Boris Krčmar (4)  Benjamin Pratnemer  Mike De Decker [9]
2022  Kim Huybrechts  Boris Krčmar  Patrik Gosnak [10]

Women's singles

Year Location Medals Details
Gold Silver Bronze
2012 Slovenia Podčetrtek Slovenia Mojca Muzic  Veronika Ihász Austria Eva Klausner [1]
2013 Slovenia Mojca Muzic (2)  Veronika Ihász Switzerland Jeannette Stoop [2]
2014 Switzerland Jeannette Stoop Slovenia Mojca Muzic Germany Christine Jahn [3]
2015 Catalonia Santa Susanna Austria Eva-Maria Thaler Catalonia Iolanda Riba Germany Kathi Fuchs [4]
2016 Slovenia Podčetrtek Belgium Dana Huybrechts Austria Cvijeta Crnokrak Austria Eva-Maria Thaler [5]
2017 Slovenia Mojca Muzic (3) Belgium Patricia De Peuter Poland Renata Słowikowska [6]
2018 Slovenia Mojca Muzic (4) Croatia Marina Letica Austria Marie-Therese Lechner [7]
2019 Belgium Patricia De Peuter Austria Christina Köstner Austria Marina Theußl [8]
2021 Croatia Marina Letica Italy Barbara Osti Italy Aurora Fochesato [9]
2022 United Kingdom Lisa Ashton Croatia Josipa Brzić Austria Natascha Küpferling [10]

Youth's (U18) singles

Year Location Medals Details
Gold Silver Bronze
2014 Slovenia Podčetrtek Austria Fredi Gsellmann Austria Philip Koch Italy Andrea Bacchiorri [3]
2015 Catalonia Santa Susanna Austria Sebastian Krems Italy Andrea Bacchiorri Austria Sophie Fasching [4]
2016 Slovenia Podčetrtek Austria Thomas Langer Austria Nico Langer Austria Mario Unterweger [5]
2017 Austria Gregor Görg Austria Thomas Langer Austria Udo Lercher [6]
2018 Austria Marco Jungwirth Austria Lukas Doringer Austria Andre Heinzle [7]
2019  Sebastian Białecki Germany Vincent Mook Austria Kevin Köstner [8]
2021 Slovenia Luka Marinic Germany Simon Schönberger Germany Kevin Reitmeier [9]
2022 Germany Florian Preis Austria Marcel Schöls Slovenia Uroš Žalik [10]

Cricket tournaments

Men's singles

Year Location Medals Details
Gold Silver Bronze
2012 Slovenia Podčetrtek  Mensur Suljović Austria Erwin Freidl Bosnia and Herzegovina Ali Hadzipasic [1]
2013  Boris Krčmar  José de Sousa Austria Christian Kallinger [2]
2014  Boris Krčmar (2) Germany Sven Seifert  Rowby-John Rodriguez [3]
2015 Catalonia Santa Susanna  Mensur Suljović (2)  Rowby-John Rodriguez Italy Patrick Susanna [4]
2016 Slovenia Podčetrtek  Mensur Suljović (3) Austria Hannes Schnier Austria Christian Kallinger [5]
2017  Krzysztof Ratajski  Dimitri Van den Bergh  Kim Huybrechts [6]
2018  Boris Krčmar (3)  Krzysztof Ratajski Switzerland Stefan Rückert [7]
2019  Krzysztof Ratajski (2)  Zoran Lerchbacher  Tytus Kanik [8]
2021  Boris Krčmar (4)  Michael Rasztovits Croatia Ivica Cavric [9]
2022  Boris Krčmar (5)  Ricardo Perez  José de Sousa [10]

Women's singles

Year Location Medals Details
Gold Silver Bronze
2012 Slovenia Podčetrtek Slovenia Mojca Muzic Austria Sonja Tschinkowitz Italy Giada Marani [1]
2013  Veronika Ihász Slovenia Mojca Muzic Austria Kerstin Rauscher [2]
2014 Slovenia Mojca Muzic (2) Switzerland Jeannette Stoop Austria Kerstin Rauscher [3]
2015 Catalonia Santa Susanna Austria Elisabeth Steinbach Catalonia Nuria Plaza Italy Talita Biagetti [4]
2016 Slovenia Podčetrtek Belgium Dana Huybrechts Austria Camelia Hejsek Austria Elisabeth Steinbach [5]
2017 Belgium Dana Verhaegen Italy Giada Marani Slovenia Mojca Muzic [6]
2018 Poland Karolina Ratajska Austria Elisabeth Steinbach Belgium Dana Verhaegen [7]
2019 Poland Karolina Ratajska (2) Poland Katarzyna Bożek Austria Christina Köstner [8]
2021 Croatia Marina Letica Slovenia Mojca Muzic Belgium Dana Huybrechts [9]
2022 Slovenia Nina Vavtar Belgium Dana Huybrechts Hungary Adrienne Végső [10]

References

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  2. "EDF - European Dart Championship 2013". European Darts Federation. Retrieved 21 July 2022.
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  8. "EDF - European Dart Championship 2019". European Darts Federation. Retrieved 21 July 2022.
  9. "EDF - European Dart Championship 2021". European Darts Federation. Retrieved 21 July 2022.
  10. "EDF - European Dart Championship 2022". European Darts Federation. Retrieved 30 August 2020.
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