Slovenian Chess Championship
The Slovenian Chess Championship is the national chess championship held in Slovenia. The championship has been played since the 1950s, first as a regional championship in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, and after the independence of Slovenia as a national championship. Before 1991, the championship was usually played as a qualifier for the Yugoslav Chess Championship in which not always the best players participated. This is because the best Slovenian players were often automatically qualified for the championship based on rating or performance in other tournaments.
Slovenian Chess Championship 2009 on Otočec
Winners
As a regional championship
Year City (men) Men City (women) Women 1936 Ljubljana Jože Sorli - - 1946 Ljubljana Milan Germek - - 1947 Kranj Milan Longer - - 1948 Celje Mlinar Ljubljana Slava Cvenkl 1949 - - Ljubljana Slava Cvenkl 1950 - - Ljubljana Majda Kokalj 1951 Ljubljana Vasja Pirc Ljubljana Alojzija Pongrac 1952 Ljubljana Milan Vidmar, Jr. - - 1953 Ljubljana Milan Germek
Vasja PircLjubljana Slava Cvenkl 1954 Ljubljana Stojan Puc
Cveto TrampužLjubljana Božena Osterc 1955 Ljubljana Zdravko Gabrovšek Ljubljana Lojzka Dvoršak 1956 Ljubljana Branko Grosek Dobrna Osterc Božena 1957 Lasko Slavko Krivec Idrija Herma Svarcer 1958 Ljubljana Stojan Puc Ljubljana Majda Struc 1959 Ljubljana Bruno Parma Ljubljana Milka Ljiljak 1960 Izola Janez Stupica Murska Sobota Mira Piberl 1961 Ljubljana Bruno Parma Ljubljana Mira Piberl 1962 Ljubljana Marjan Ankerst Dobrna Mira Piberl 1963 Ljubljana Zvone Krzisnik Ljubljana Mira Piberl 1964 Ljubljana Marjan Ankerst Ljubljana Milka Ljiljak 1965 Ljubljana Stojan Puc
Janez PodkrajšekLjubljana Milka Ljiljak 1966 Ljubljana Janez Stupica Maribor Milka Ljiljak 1967 Ljubljana Stojan Puc Ljubljana Mira Vospernik 1968 Ljubljana Albin Planinc Maribor Herma Svarcer 1969 Ljubljana Rudolf Osterman Ljubljana Ana Praznik 1970 Ljubljana Vladimir Ivačič Maribor Brigita Serianz 1971 Ljubljana Albin Planinc Otočec Pavla Košir 1972 Ljubljana Janez Barle Dravograd Ana Praznik 1973 Maribor Jože Papler Ljubljana Francka Petek 1974 Šmarješke Toplice Janez Barle Radovljica Pavla Kosir 1975 Ptuj Ivo Mihevc Murska Sobota Herma Svarcer 1976 Ljubljana Vladimir Ivačič Jesenice Herma Svarcer 1977 Lasko Marjan Slak Maribor Francka Petek 1978 Radovljica Rok Krzisnik Maribor Brigita Rakic-Serianc 1979 Maribor Oskar Orel
Darko SteinerLjubljana Nevenka Golc 1980 Trbovlje Janez Barle Maribor Nevenka Golc 1981 Ljubljana Janez Barle Kranj Francka Petek 1982 Kranj Iztok Jelen Celje Mira Vospernik 1983 Maribor Iztok Jelen Kranj Tatjana Vavpotic-Kosanski 1984 Radovljica Janez Barle Kranj Tatjana Vavpotic-Kosanski 1985 Ptuj Leon Gostiša Kranj Francka Petek 1986 Kranj Leon Gostiša Ptuj Simona Orel 1987 Zalec Leon Gostiša Maribor Tatjana Vavpotic-Kosanski 1988 Vrhnika Aljoša Grosar Postojna Simona Orel 1989 Portorož Damjan Plesec Ljubljana Anita Licina 1990 Ptuj Igor Jelen Ljubljana Andreja Erjavec
As a national championship
See also
References
- Results and crosstables from the official Slovenian Chess Federation:[9] and [10]
- Results from TWIC:[11] and
- Results from FIDE tournament reports: 2012 women, 2013, 2013 women, 2014 women, 2015 women
- Campionati nazionali della Slovenia
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