European Skat Championship
The European Skat Championship has been held biennially since 1979 by the world Skat organisation, the International Skat Players Association (ISPA), at various locations. It alternates with the World Skat Championship which has also been run biennially since 1978 by the same association. In addition to the title of European Skat Champion there are awards for a European Women's Champion, a European Youth Champion, a European Veteran's Champion and a European Women Veteran's Champion.
In the 2009 European Skat Championship in Graz, Claudia Knape won the final against the men and became the European Skat Champion. The women’s title was awarded to Martina Schmidt, who had won it by being better placed against Knape (M. Schmidt 9th, C. Knape 16th) in the preliminary rounds.
In addition, since 1981 there has been an award for the best team and the best mixed team. From 1995 there has been an award for best nation.
Championships and winners
Venue | Men | Country | Women | Country | Team | Country | National Prize | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
2023 | Magdeburg ![]() | |||||||
2021 | Not held (COVID) | |||||||
2019 | Costa Pacifica ![]() | Ingolf Münch | GER | Anissa Feiler | GER | Canadian Connection | GER | Germany |
2017 | Wisła ![]() | Deni Lazicic | GER | Marianne Müller | GER | Dream Team Ost & Boki | GER | Germany |
2015 | Koblenz ![]() | Senad Seferovic | GER | Claudia Knape | GER | Babeda | GER | Germany |
2013 | St. Vith ![]() | Robert Straubinger | GER | Birgit Güttes | GER | Karo Ass Meerbusch | GER | Germany |
2011 | Sélestat ![]() | Senad Seferovic | GER | Tamara Wettlaufer | GER | Loibi | GER | Germany |
2009 | Graz ![]() | Claudia Knape | GER | Martina Schmidt | GER | Minicar Pforzheim | GER | Austria |
2007 | Kirchheim ![]() | Detlef Plewnia | GER | Claudia Knape | GER | Das Dream Team | GER | Germany |
2005 | Wisła ![]() | Detlef Plewnia | GER | Martina Schmidt | GER | Die Koblenzer | GER | Germany |
2003 | Seefeld ![]() | Thomas Wenning | GER | Claudia Knape | GER | Avantgarde | GER | Germany |
2001 | Balatonfüred ![]() | Gerd Raschke | GER | Ingeborg Zeitz | GER | Jupiter Team | GER | Germany |
1999 | Colmar ![]() | Gerd Raschke | GER | Sigrid Haas | GER | Weser Haie Bremen | GER | Germany |
1997 | Ostend ![]() | Gerd Roth | GER | Martha Simons | GER | Hagen International | GER | Belgium |
1995 | Schladming ![]() | RoCountry Bünten | GER | Regina Schobert | GER | Hendikepp Bremen | GER | Austria |
1993 | Grächen ![]() | Jürgen Behnke | GER | Helga Goes | GER | Mittelrhein Koblenz | GER | – |
1991 | Torremolinos ![]() | Dieter Honsel | GER | Ellen Schüler | GER | Skatfreunde Hamm | GER | – |
1989 | Friedrichshafen ![]() | Günter Kotschner | GER | Uschi Bayer | GER | Jasen Team | GER | – |
1987 | Ostend ![]() | Helmut Hill | GER | Erika Ulomska | GER | Herz Dame Aachen | GER | – |
1985 | Linz ![]() | Detlef Plewnia | GER | Irmgard Ahr-Holländer | GER | Blieskastel Homburg | GER | – |
1983 | Paris ![]() | Dieter Schlüter | GER | Sigrun Clauder | GER | Dortmunder Skat Asse | GER | – |
1981 | Trier ![]() | Philipp Wagner | GER | Marianne Brammertz | GER | Ingoltown | GER | – |
1979 | Strasbourg ![]() | Gerhard Witt | GER | Marianne Feuerstein | GER | – | GER | – |