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Europe Top 16

The ETTU’s elite individual competition, the CCB Europe Top 16 Cup, will be played for the 54th time in 2025 since its launch in 1971 in Zadar for the first time. The next three editions, 2025, 2026 and 2027, will be played in Montreux. Previously held as a Top 12 event for both Men and Women categories, the tournament changed its format to Top 16 in 2015 in Baku.

Whether it was the Europe Top 12 or Europe Top 16 Cup, the tournament has always gathered the continents finest. The man with the most appearances is Belarus’ Vladimir SAMSONOV (23), followed by Jean-Michel SAIVE of Belgium (21) and Jan Ove WALDNER of Sweden (18). Dutch star Bettine VRIESEKOOP tops the women’s list (19), while Olga NEMES of Romania and later Germany is second (18), followed by Hungary’s Csilla BATORFI (17).

The most wins are held by Jan Ove WALDNER and Timo BOLL, each with seven.

In the women’s event, Beatrix KISHAZI of Hungary has four wins; with NI Xia Lian of Luxembourg being one place lower with one win less.

WALDNER is the youngest player to have clinched the title. It happened in 1984 when he was 19.

The winners of the 2024 CCB Europe Top 16 Cup in Montreux are Jia Nan YUAN of France and Darko JORGIC of Slovenia. It is a hat-trick for JORGIC, who clinched the title for the third time in a row, while YUAN became the first woman from France to reach the highest step on the medal rostrum. Bronze medalists in the Men’s event are Marcos FREITAS of Portugal and Alexis LEBRUN of France. In women’s Singles, Bernadette SZOCS of Romania and Nina MITTELHAM of Germany finished third.

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DIRECTIVES 2026-2027 (v. 23.02.24)(23 Feb 2024)

REGULATIONS H_(13.9.23)(1 Sep 2023)

Past events:

2024 Europe Top-16 Cup, Montreux (SUI)

2023 Europe Top-16 Cup, Montreux (SUI)

2022 Europe Top-16 Cup, Montreux (SUI)

2021 Europe Top-16 Cup, Thessaloniki (GRE)

2024 – Montreux (SUI)

MEN

1. Darko JORGIĆ (SLO)

2. Truls MÖREGARDH (SWE)

3. Alexis LEBRUN (FRA)

3. Marcos FREITAS (POR)

5. Felix LEBRUN (FRA)

5. Dimitrij OVTCHAROV (GER)

5. Anton KÄLLBERG (SWE)

5. Qiu DANG (GER)

9. Liam PITCHFORD (ENG)

9. Anders LIND (DEN)

9. Jonathan GROTH (DEN)

9. Tomislav PUCAR (CRO)

9. Alvaro ROBLES (ESP)

9. Joao GERALDO (POR)

9. Yaroslav ZHMUDENKO (UKR)

9. Loic STOLL (SUI)

WOMEN
1 Yuan Jianan (FRA)
2 Sofia POLCANOVA (AUT)

3 Bernadette SZOCS (ROU)
3 Nina MITTELHAM (GER)

5 Natalia BAJOR (POL)
5 Elisabeta SAMARA (ROU)
5 Yu Fu (POR)
5 Pritikha PAVADE (FRA)

9 Shao Jieni (POR)
9 Shan Xiaona (GER)
9 Barbora BALAZOVA (SVK)
9 Ni Xialian (LUX)
9 Rachel MORET (SUI)
9 Linda BERGSTRÖM (SWE)
9 Maria XIAO (ESP)
9 Tatiana KUKULKOVA (SVK)

2023 – Montreux (SUI)

MEN

1. Darko JORGIĆ (CRO)

2. Qiu DANG (GER)

3. Dimitrij OVTCHAROV (GER)

3. Liam PITCHFORD (ENG)

5. Truls MOREGARD (SWE)

5. Kristian KARLSSON (SWE)

5. Andrej GAĆINA (CRO)

5. Simon GAUZY (FRA)

9. Tomislav PUCAR (CRO)

9. Emmanuel LEBESSON (FRA)

9. Marcos FREITAS (POR)

9. Robert GARDOŠ (AUT)

9. Joao GERALDO (POR)

9. Jonathan GROTH (DEN)

9. Wang YANG (SVK)

9. Elias HARDMEIER (SUI)

WOMEN
1 Han YING (GER)
2 Sofia POLCANOVA (AUT)

3 Shao JIENI (POR)
3 Nina MITTELHAM (GER)

5 Bernadette SZOCH (ROU)
5 Ni XIALIAN (LUX)
5 Hana MATELOVA (CZE)
5 Yu FU (POR)

9 Linda BERGSTRÖM (SWE)
9 Christina KALLBERG (SWE)
9 Natalia BAJOR (POL)
9 Barbora BALAZOVA (SVK)
9 Georgina POTA (HUN)
9 Rachel MORET (SUI)
9 Elisabeta SAMARA (ROU)
9 Yuan JIANAN (FRA)

2022 – Montreux (SUI)

MEN

1. Darko JORGIĆ (SLO)

2. Truls MÖREGARDH (SWE)

3. Timo BOLL (GER)

3. Patrick FRANZISKA (GER)

5. Wang YANG (SVK)

5. Kristian KARLSSON (SWE)

5. Daniel HABESOHN (AUT)

5. Panagiotis GIONIS (GRE)

9. Tomislav PUCAR (CRO)

9. Andrej GACINA (CRO)

9. Robert GARDOS (AUT)

9. Kirill SKACHKOV (RUS)

9. Emmanuel LEBESSON (FRA)

9. Simon GAUZY (FRA)

9. Jonathan GROTH (DEN)

9. Barish MOULLER (SUI)

WOMEN
1 Han YING (GER)
2 Polina MIKHAILOVA (RUS)

3 Bernadette SZOCS (ROU)
3 Sofia POLCANOVA (AUT)

5 Ni XIALIAN (LUX)
5 Nina MITTELHAM (GER)
5 Britt EERLAND (NED)
5 Elizabeta SAMARA (ROU)

9 Georgina POTA (HUN)
9 Yana NOSKOVA (RUS)
9 Hana MATELOVA (CZE)
9 Rachel MORET (SUI)
9 Shao JIENI (POR)
9 Yu FU (POR)
9 Dora MADARASZ (HUN)
9 Dora MADARASZ (HUN)
9 Barbora BALAZOVA (SVK)

2021 – Thessaloniki (GRE)

MEN

1. Patrick FRANZISKA (GER)

2. Marcos FREITAS (POR)

3. Matthias FALCK (SWE)

3. Emmanuel LEBESSON (FRA)

5. Darko JORGIC (SLO)

5. Ruwen FILUS (GER)

5. Simon GAUZY (FRA)

5. Liam PITCHFORD (ENG)

9. WANG Yang (SVK)

9. Andrej GACINA (CRO)

9. Kristian KARLSSON (SWE)

9. Daniel HABESOHN (AUT)

9. Panagiotis GIONIS (GRE)

9. Jonathan GROTH (DEN)

9. Robert GARDOS (AUT)

9. Tomislav PUCAR (CRO)

WOMEN
1 Nina MITTELHAM (GER)
2 YU Fu (POR)

3 Hana MATELOVA (CZE)
3 Bernadette SZOCS (ROU)

5 Sofia POLCANOVA (AUT)
5 Georgina POTA (HUN)
5 Dora MADARASZ (HUN)
5 Ganna GAPONOVA (UKR)

9 SHAO Jieni (POR)
9 Barbora BALAZOVA (SVK)
9 Aikaterini TOLIOU (GRE)
9 Elisabeta SAMARA (ROU)
9 Britt EERLAND (NED)
9 NI Xialian (LUX)
9 Polina MIKHAILOVA (RUS)
9 Polina MIKHAILOVA (RUS)
9 Yana NOSKOVA (RUS)

2020 – Montreux (SUI)

MEN

1 Timo BOLL (GER)

2 Darko JORGIĆ (SLO)

3 Robert GARDOŠ (AUT)

4 Tomislav PUCAR (CRO)

5 Liam PITCHFORD (ENG)

6 Yang WANG (SVK)

7 Mattias FALCK (SWE)

8 Marcos FREITAS (POR)

9-12: Emmanuel LEBESSON (FRA); Simon GAUZY (FRA); Jonathan GROTH (DEN); Lionel WEBER (SUI);

13-16:Vladimir SAMSONOV (BLR); Daniel HABESOHN (AUT); Dimitrij OVTCHAROV (GER); Kristian KARLSSON (SWE);

WOMEN

1 Petrissa SOLJA (GER)

2 Britt Eerland (NED)

3 Sofia POLCANOVA (AUT)

4 Margaryta PESOTSKA (UKR)

5 Elisabeta SAMARA (ROU)

6 Ni Xia LIAN (LUX)

7 Barbora BALAZOVA (SVK)

8 Han YING (GER)

9-12: Natalia PARTYKA (POL); Bernadette SZOCS (ROU); Rachel MORET (SUI); Dora MADARASZ (HUN);

13-16: Matilda EKHOLM (SWE); Polina MIKHAILOVA (RUS); Hana MATELOVA (CZE); Yana NOSKOVA (RUS);

2019 – Montreux (SUI)

MEN

1 Dimitrij OVTCHAROV (GER)

2 Vladimir SAMSONOV (BLR)

3 Timo BOLL (GER)

4 Daniel HABESOHN (AUT)

5 Kristian KARLSSON (SWE)

6 Jonathan GROTH (DEN)

7 Simon GAUZY (FRA)

8 Gionis PANAGIOTIS (GRE)

9-12: Tiago APOLONIA (POR), Emmanuel LEBESSON (FRA), Lionel WEBER (SUI); Lei KOU (UKR);

13-16: Liam PITCHFORD (ENG), Marcos FREITAS (POR), Ovidiu IONESCU (ROU), Mattias FALCK (SWE);

WOMEN

1 Petrissa SOLJA (GER)

2 Bernadette SZOCS (ROU)

3 Sofia POLCANOVA (AUT)

4 Natalia PARTYKA (POL)

5 Nina MITTELHAM (GER)

6 Elizabeta SAMARA (ROU)

7 Georgina POTA (HUN)

8 Barbora BALAZOVA (SVK)

9-12: Rachel MORET (SUI), Matilda EKHOLM (SWE), Li QIAN (POL), Polina MIKHAILOVA (RUS);

13-16: Li JIE (NED), Ni XIA LIAN (LUX), Britt EERLAND (NED), Hana MATELOVA (CZE);

2018 – Montreux (SUI)

MEN

1 Timo BOLL (GER)

2 Dimitrij OVTCHAROV (GER)

3 Jonathan GROTH (DEN)

4 Vladimir SAMSONOV (BLR)

5 Gionis PANAGIOTIS (GRE)

6 Alexander SHIBAEV (RUS)

7 Mattias KARLSSON (SWE)

8 Bastian STEGER (GER)

9-12: Lionel WEBER (SUI), Lei KOU (UKR), Tiago APOLONIA (POR), Simon GAUZY (FRA);

13-16: Kristian KARLSSON (SWE), Ruwen FILUS (GER), Emmanuel LEBESSON (FRA), Stefan FEGERL (AUT);

WOMEN

1 Bernadette SZOCS (ROU)

2 Jie LI (NED)

3 Elizabeta SAMARA (ROU)

4 Matilda EKHOLM (SWE)

5 Sabine WINTER (GER)

6 Jia LIU (AUT)

7 Georgina POTA (HUN)

8 Sofia POLCANOVA (AUT)

9-12: Polina MIKHAILOVA (RUS), Qian LI (POL), Daniela MONTEIRO DODEAN (ROU), Lian XIA NI (LUX);

13-16: Petrissa SOLJA (GER), Tetyana BILENKO (UKR), Viktoria PAVLOVICH (BLR), Rachel MORET (SUI);

2017 – Juan-Les-Pins, Antibes (FRA)

MEN

1 Dimitrij OVTCHAROV (GER)

2 Alexander SHIBAEV (RUS)

3 Simon GAUZY (FRA)

4 Kou LEI (UKR)

5 Timo BOLL (GER)

6 Andrej GACINA (CRO)

7 Tiago APOLONIA (POR)

8 Stefan FEGERL (AUT)

9-12: Jonathan GROTH (DEN), Emmanuel LEBESSON (FRA), Gionis PANAGIOTIS (GRE), Marcos FREITAS (POR)

13-16: Kristian KARLSSON (SWE), Joao MONTEIRO (POR), Vladimir SAMSONOV (BLR), Mattias KARLSSON (SWE)

WOMEN

1 Jie LI (NED)

2 Petrissa SOLJA (GER)

3 Sabine WINTER (GER)

4 Jia LIU (AUT)

5 Georgina POTA (HUN)

6 Bernadette SZOCS (ROU)

7 Matilda EKHOLM (SWE)

8 Daniela MONTEIRO DODEAN (ROU)

9-12: Qian LI (TUR), Sofia POLCANOVA (AUT), Barbora BALAZOVA (SVK), Tetyana BILENKO (UKR)

13-16: Melek HU (POL), Victoria PAVLOVICH (BLR), Polina MIKHAILOVA (RUS), Stephanie LOEUILLETTE (FRA)

2016 – Gondomar (POR)

MEN

1 Dimitrij OVTCHAROV (GER)

2 Joao MONTEIRO (POR)

3 Alexander SHIBAEV (RUS)

4 Kristian KARLSSON (SWE)

5 Vladimir SAMSONOV (BLR)

6 Stefan FEGERL (AUT)

7 Tiago APOLONIA (POR)

8 Bastian STEGER (GER)

9-12: Gionis PANAGIOTIS (GRE), Simon GAUZY (FRA), Par GERELL (SWE), Adrien MATTENET (FRA)

13-16: Marcos FREITAS (POR), Robert GARDOS (AUT), Andrej GACINA (CRO), Ruwen FILUS (GER)

WOMEN

1 Yanfei SHEN (ESP)

2 Hu MELEK (TUR)

3 Jia LIU (AUT)

4 Elizabeta SAMARA (ROU)

5 Sofia POLCANOVA (AUT)

6 Sabine WINTER (GER)

7 Georgina POTA (HUN)

8 Tetyana BILENKO (UKR)

9-12: Polina MIKHAILOVA (RUS), Leila OLIVEIRA (POR), Xialian NI (LUX), Viktoria PAVLOVICH (BLR)

13-16: Kristin SILBEREISEN (GER), Bernadette SZOCS (ROU), Jiaduo WU (GER), Yana NOSKOVA (RUS)

2015 – Baku (AZE)

MEN

1 Dimitrij OVTCHAROV (GER)

2 Marcos FREITAS (POR)

3 Gionis PANAGIOTIS (GRE)

4 Simon GAUZY (FRA)

5 Tiago APOLONIA (POR)

6 Robert GARDOS (AUT)

7 Adrien MATTENET (FRA)

8 Joao MONTEIRO (POR)

9-12: Gerell PAR (SWE), Kristian KARLSSON (SWE), Vladimir SAMSONOV (BLR), Paul DRINKHALL (ENG)

13-16: Andrej GAĆINA (CRO), Steffen MENGEL (GER), Bastian STEGER (GER), Farhad ISMAYILOV (AZE)

WOMEN

1 Jia LIU (AUT)

2 Petrissa SOLJA (GER)

3 Irene IVANCAN (GER)

4 Li JIAO (NED)

5 Hu MELEK (TUR)

6 Georgina POTA (HUN)

7 Kristin SILBEREISEN (GER)

8 Wu JIADUO (GER)

9-12: Li JIE (NED), Li QIAN (POL), Polina MIKHAILOVA (RUS), Iveta VACENOVSKA (CZE)

13-16: Maryam IMANOVA (AZE), Bernadette SZOCS (ROU), Elizabeta SAMARA (ROU), Natalia PARTYKA (POL)

2014 – Lausanne (SUI)

MEN

1 Marcos FREITAS (POR)

2 Michael MAZE (DEN)

3 Dimitrij OVTCHAROV (GER)

4 Adrien MATTENETT (FRA)

5 Alexander SHIBAEV (RUS)

6 Timo BOLL (GER)

7 Gionis PANAGIOTIS (GRE)

8 Tiago APOLONIA (POR)

9-12: Andrej GACINA (CRO), Robert GARDOS (AUT), Alexey SMIRNOV (RUS), Adrian CRISAN (ROU)

WOMEN

1 Jia LIU (AUT)

2 Viktoria PAVLOVICH (BLR)

3 Jiao LI (NED)

4 Petrissa SOLJA (GER)

5 Jiaduo WU (GER)

6 Georgina POTA (HUN)

7 Iveta VACENOVSKA (CZE)

8 Margaryta PESOTSKA (UKR)

9-12: Daniela MONTEIRO DODEAN (ROU), Elizabeta SAMARA (ROU), Hu MELEK (TUR), Rachel MORET (SUI)

2012 – Lyon/Villeurbanne (FRA)

MEN

1 Dimitrij OVTCHAROV (GER)

2 Kirill SKACHKOV (RUS)

3-4: Vladimir SAMSONOV (BLR), CHEN Weixing (AUT)

5-8: Alexey SMIRNOV (RUS), Adrian CRISAN (ROU), Adrien MATTENET (FRA), Bojan TOKIC (SVN)

9-12: Robert GARDOS (AUT), Werner SCHLAGER (AUT), Marcos FREITAS (POR), Bastian STEGER (GER)

WOMEN

1 WU Jiaduo (GER)

2 LI Jie (NED)

3-4: NI Xia Lian (LUX), Viktoria PAVLOVICH (BLR)

5-8: Georgina POTA (HUN), Irene IVANCAN (GER), Elizabeta SAMARA (ROU), LI Qian (POL)

9-12: LI XUE (FRA), LI Jiao (NED), Daniela DODEAN (ROU), SHEN Yanfei (ESP)

2011 – Liège/Lüttich (BEL)

MEN
1. Kreanga K. (GRE)

2. Samsonov V. (BLR)

3. Smirnov A. (RUS), Schlager W. (AUT

5. Ovtcharov D. (GER), Saive J.M. (BEL) Steger B. (GER), Crisan A. (ROU)

9. Gerell P. (SWE), Gardos R. (AUT), Apolonia T. (POR), Chen W. (AUT)

WOMEN
1. Li Jiao (NED)

2. Pavlovich Vik. (BLR)

3. Li Jie (NED), Hu Melek (TUR)

5. Liu Jia (AUT), Li Qian (POL), Silbereisen K. (GER), Shen Y. (ESP)

9. Wu J. (GER), Samara E. (ROU), Dodean D. (ROU), Toth K. (HUN)

2010 – Düsseldorf (GER)

MEN
1. Boll T. (GER)

2. Samsonov V. (BLR)

3. Kreanga K. (GRE), Chen W. (AUT)

5. Suss C. (GER), Baum P.(GER), Ovtcharov D. (GER), Primorac Z. (HRV)

9. Steger B. (GER), Schlager W. (AUT), Gardos R. (AUT), Persson J. (SWE)

WOMEN
1. Li Jiao (NED)

2. Li Qian (POL)

3. Toth K. (HUN), Li Jie (NED)

5. Samara E. (ROU), Dodean D. (ROU), Paskauskiene R. (LTU), Schall E. (GER)

9. Wu J. (GER), Pavlovich Vik. (BLR), Liu Jia (AUT), Boros T. (HRV)

2009 – Düsseldorf (GER)

MEN
1. Boll T. (GER)

2. Samsonov V. (BLR)

3. Maze M. (DEN), Kreanga K. (GRE)

5. Chen W. (AUT), Ovtcharov D. (GER), Persson J. (SWE), Crisan A. (ROU)

9. Primorac Z. (HRV), Tan R. (HRV), Saive J-M (BEL), Gardos R. (AUT)

WOMEN
1. Li Qian (POL)

2. Li Jiao (NED)

3. Liu Jia (AUT), Wu J. (GER)

5. Samara E. (ROU), Dodean D. (ROU), Boros T. (HRV), Li Jie (NED)

9. Tan Monfardini W. (ITA), Toth K. (HUN), Ni Xia Lian (LUX), Pavlovich Vik. (BLR)

2008 – Frankfurt (GER)

MEN
1. Schlager W. (AUT)

2. Samsonov V. (BLR)

3. Saive J-M. (BEL), Smirnov A. (RUS)

5. Chen W. (AUT), Kreanga K. (GRE), Primorac Z. (HRV), Ovtcharov D. (GER)

9. Boll T. (GER), He Zhi W. (ESP) Maze M. (DEN), Korbel P. (CZE)

WOMEN
1. Li Jiao (NED)

2. Li Qian (POL)

3. Wu J. (GER), Pavlovich Vik. (BLR)

5. Ni Xia Lian (LUX), Toth K. (HUN), Boros T. (HRV), Liu Jia (AUT)

9. Wosik E. (GER), Dodean D. (ROU), Tan Monfardini W. (ITA), Pota G. (HUN)

2007 – Arezzo (ITA)

MEN
1. Samsonov V. (BLR)

2. Kreanga K. (GRE)

3. Smirnov A. (RUS), Primorac Z. (HRV)

5. Boll T. (GER), Schlager W. (AUT), Korbel P. (CZE), Yang M. (ITA)

9. Blaszczyk L. (POL), Saive J-M (BEL), Chen W. (AUT), Crisan A. (ROU)

WOMEN
1. Li Jiao (NED)

2. Stefanova N. (ITA)

3. Steff M. (ROU), Liu Jia (AUT)

5. Toth K. (HUN), Struse N. (GER), Tan-Monfardini W. (ITA), Wu J. (GER)

9. Pavlovich Vik. (BLR), Ganina S. (RUS), Ni Xia Lian (LUX), Wosik E. (GER)

2006 – Copenhagen (DEN)

MEN
1. Boll T. (GER)

2. Schlager W. (AUT)

3. Primorac Z. (HRV), Maze M. (DEN)

5. Samsonov V. (BLR), Chen W. (AUT), Korbel P.(CZE), Karlsson P. (SWE)

9. Saive J-M (BEL), Blaszczyk L. (POL), Crisan A. (ROU), Smirnov A. (RUS)

WOMEN
1. Boros T. (HRV)

2. Liu Jia (AUT)

3. Steff M. (ROU), Li Jiao (NED)

5. Shen Y. (ESP), Pavlovich Vik. (BLR), Stefanova N. (ITA), Struse N. (GER)

9. Wosik E. (GER), Toth K. (HUN), WU J. (GER), Schopp J. (GER)

2005 – Rennes (FRA)

MEN
1. Smirnov A. (RUS)

2. Samsonov V. (BLR)

3. Boll T. (GER), Eloi D. (FRA)

5. Chen W. (AUT), Korbel P. (CZE), Karlsson P. (SWE), Schlager W. (AUT)

9. Blaszczyk L. (POL), Keen T. (NED), Saive J-M. (BEL), Maze M. (DEN)

WOMEN
1. Liu Jia (AUT)

2. Toth K. (HUN)

3. Li Jiao (NED), Steff M. (ROU), Boros T. (HRV), Struse N. (GER), Schopp J. (GER), Badescu O. (ROU)

9. Pota G. (HUN), Ganina S. (RUS), Pavlovich Vik. (BLR), Tan-Monfardini W. (ITA)

2004 – Frankfurt (GER)

MEN
1. Maze M. (DEN)

2. Schlager W. (AUT)

3. Korbel P. (CZE), Smirnov A. (RUS)

5. Rosskopf J (GER), Weixing C. (AUT), Boll T. (GER), Samsonov V. (BLR)

9. Saive J-M (BEL), Karlsson P. (SWE), Waldner J-O. (SWE), Persson J. (SWE)

WOMEN
1. Struse N. (GER)

2. Schopp J. (GER)

3. Liu J. (AUT), Boros T. (HRV)

5. Steff M. (ROU), Badescu O. (ROU), Wosik E. (GER), Pavlovich V. (BLR)

9. Tan-Monfardini W. (ITA), Nemes O. (GER), Toth K. (HUN), Batorfi C. (HUN)

2003 – Saarbrücken (GER)

MEN
1. Boll T. (GER)

2. Samsonov V. (BLR)

3. Schlager W. (AUT), Maze M. (DEN)

5. Saive J-M. (BEL), Heister D. (NED), Chila P. (FRA), Smirnov A. (RUS)

9. Keen T. (NED), Rosskopf J (GER), Eloi D. (FRA), Persson J (SWE)

WOMEN
1. Schopp J. (GER)

2. Boros T. (HRV)

3. Toth K. (HUN), Melnik G. (RUS)

5. Steff M. (ROU), Nemes O. (GER), Struse N. (GER), Wosik E. (GER)

9. Badescu O. (ROU), Pavlovich V. (BLR), Odorova E. (SVK), Batorfi C. (HUN)

2002 – Rotterdam (NED)

MEN
1. Boll T. (GER)

2. Samsonov V. (BLR)

3. Eloi D. (FRA), Chila P. (FRA)

5. Karlsson P. (SWE), Blaszczyk L. (POL), Saive J-M. (BEL), Heister D. (NED)

9. Kreszewski T. (POL), Keen T. (NED), Schlager W. (AUT), Korbel P. (CZE)

WOMEN
1. Boros T. (HRV)

2. Struse N. (GER)

3. Pavlovich V. (BLR), Ni Xia Lian

5. Nemes O.(GER), Melnik G. (RUS), Schopp J. (GER), Steff M. (ROU)

9. Toth K. (HUN), Liu J. (AUT), Batorfi C. (HUN), Svensson A. (SWE)

2001 – Wels (AUT)

MEN
1. Samsonov V. (BLR)

2. Karlsson P. (SWE)

3. Saive J-M (BEL), Korbl P. (CZE)

5. Yang M. (ITA), Schlager W (AUT), Primorac Z (HRV), Rosskopf J (GER)

9. Legout C. (FRA), Kreanga K. (GRE), Eloi D. (FRA), Chila P. (FRA)

WOMEN
1. Batorfi C. (HUN)

2. Ni Xia Lian. (LUX)

3. Boros T. (HRV), Badescu O. (ROU)

5. Struse N. (GER), Steff M. (ROU), Toth K. (HUN), Liu J. (AUT)

9. Svensson A. (SWE), Boileau A. (FRA), Schopp J. (GER), Nemes O. (GER)

2000 – Alassio (ITA)

MEN
1. Schlager W. (AUT)

2.Yang Min (ITA)

3. Gatien J.P. (FRA), Rosskopt J. (GER)

5. Saive J.M. (BEL), Heister D. (NED)

7. Eloi D. (FRA), Kreanga K. (GRE)

9. Blaszczyk L. (POL), Keen T. (NED), Qian Qianli (AUT) withdrawn, Legout C. (FRA) withdrawn

WOMEN
1. Gotsch Qianhong (GER)

2. Steff M. (ROM)

3. Ni Xia Lian (LUX), Schöpp J. (GER)

5. Nemes O. (GER), Toth K. (HUN)

7. Batorfi C. (HUN), Palina I. (RUS)

9. Arisi A. (ITA), Schall E. (GER)

11. Boileau A. (FRA), Struse N. (GER) withdrawn

1999 – Split (HRV)

MEN
1. Samsonov V. (BLR)

2. Legout C. (FRA)

3. Gatien J.P. (FRA), Kreanga K. (GRE)

5. Rosskopf J. (GER), Waldner J.O. (SWE)

7. Saive JM. (BEL), Karlsson P. (SWE)

9. Persson J. (SWE), Primorac Z. (CRO)

11. Eloi D. (FRA), Chila P. (FRA)

WOMEN
1. Gotsch Q. (GER)

2. Tian-Zörner J. (GER)

3. Boros T. (CRO), Ni Xia Lian (LUX)

5. Batorfi C. (HUN), Nemes O. (GER)

7. Struse N. (GER), Schöpp J. (GER)

9. Palina I. (RUS), Toth K. (HUN)

11. Boileau A. (FRA), Vriesekoop B. (NED)

1998 – Halmstad (SWE)

MEN
1. Samsonov V.(BLR)

2. Karlsson P.(SWE)

3. Waldner JO (SWE), Saive JM (BEL)

5. Rosskopf J. (GER), Kreanga K. (GRE)

7. Persson J. (SWE), Gatien JP. (FRA)

9.Florea V (ROM), Mazunov D. (RUS)

11.Yang Min (ITA), Schlager W.(AUT)

WOMEN
1. Ni Xia Lian (LUX)

2. Struse (GER)

3. Svensson M. (SWE), Batorfi (HUN)

5. Schöpp (GER), Tian-Zörner (GER)

7. Nemes (GER), Boros (CRO)

9. Arisi (ITA), Toth (HUN)

11. Badescu (ROM), Palina (RUS)

1997 – Eindhoven (NED)

MEN
1. Gatien (FRA)

2. Samsonov (BLR)

3. Waldner (SWE), Primorac (CRO)

5. Kreanga (GRE), Chila (FRA)

7. Rosskopf (GER), Saive JM. (BEL)

9. Persson (SWE), Yang Min (ITA)

11. Korbel (CZE), Keen (NED)

WOMEN
1. Ni Xia Lian (LUX)

2. Jie SCHOPP (GER)

3. Badescu (ROM), Nemes (GER)

5. Toth (HUN), Vriesekoop (NED)

7. Svensson M. (SWE), Palina (RUS)

9. Timina (RUS), Ellö (HUN)

11. Hooman (NED), Svensson A. (SWE)

1996 – Charleroi (BEL)

MEN
1. J.O. Waldner (SWE)

2. J.M. Saive (BEL)

3. J.P. Gatien (FRA), Yang Min (ITA)

5. J. Rosskopf (GER), V. Samsonov (BLR)

7. Z. Primorac (CRO), D. Eloi (FRA)

9. T. Keen (NED), K. Kreanga (GRE)

11. P. Chila (FRA), E. Lindh (SWE)

WOMEN
1. Ni Xia Lian (LUX)

2. C. Batorfi (HUN)

3. N. Struse (GER), B. Vriesekoop (NED)

5. J. Schöpp (GER), E. Ciosu (ROM)

7. A. Svensson (SWE), I. Palina (RUS)

9. K. Toth (HUN), A. Arisi (ITA)

11. E. Timina (RUS), Wang-Drechou Xiaoming (FRA)

1995 – Dijon (FRA)
MEN
1. J.O. Waldner (SWE)

2. E. Lindh (SWE)

3. J.M. Saive (BEL), J.P. Gatien (FRA)

5. V. Samsonov (BLR), J. Rosskopf (GER)

7. Ding Yi (AUT), P. Chila (FRA)

9. M. Appelgren (SWE), P. Karlsson (SWE)

11. A. Grubba (POL), J. Persson (SWE)

WOMEN
1. O. Badescu (ROM)

2. E. Ciosu (ROM)

3. J. Schöpp (GER), N. Struse (GER)

5. M. Svensson (SWE), B. Vriesekoop (NED)

7. C. Batorfi (HUN), I. Palina (RUS)

9. A. Arisi (ITA), E. Timina (RUS)

11. Wang-Drechou Xiaoming (FRA)

1994 – Arezzo (ITA)

MEN
1. J.M. Saive (BEL)

2. J.O. Waldner (SWE)

3. P. Karlsson (SWE), Z. Primorac (CRO)

5. J.P. Gatien (FRA), J. Rosskopf (GER)

7. E. Lindh (SWE), J. Persson (SWE)

9. M. Appelgren (SWE), Ding Yi (AUT)

11. S. Fetzner (GER), P. Korbel (CZE)

WOMEN
1. J. Schöpp (GER)

2. O. Badescu (ROM)

3. M. Hooman (NED), N. Struse (GER)

5. F. Abbate-Bulatova (ITA), E. Ciosu (ROM)

7. M. Svensson (SWE), B. Vriesekoop (NED)

9. C. Batorfi (HUN), L. Lomas (ENG)

11. D. Guergueltcheva (BUL), E. Timina (URS)

1993 – Copenhagen (DEN)

MEN
1. J.O. Waldner (SWE)

2. P. Karlsson (SWE)

3. J.M. Saive (BEL), J. Rosskopf (GER)

5. J.P. Gatien (FRA), J. Persson (SWE)

7. Z. Primorac (CRO), Ding Yi (AUT)

9. M. Appelgren (SWE), A. Grubba (POL)

11. C. Prean (ENG), Chen Xinhua (ENG)

WOMEN
1. E. Ciosu (ROM)

2. O. Nemes (GER)

3. O. Badescu (ROM), A. Svensson (SWE)

5. C. Batorfi (HUN), B. Vriesekoop (NED)

7. J.Lupulesku-Fazlic (IFP), M. Svensson (SWE)

9. M. Hooman (NED), E. Timina (RUS)

11. D. Guergueltcheva (BUL)

1992 – Vienna (AUT)
MEN
1. J. Persson (SWE)

2. J. Rosskopf (GER)

3. Z. Primorac (CRO)

4. J.O. Waldner (SWE)

5. J.M. Saive (BEL), J.P. Gatien (FRA)

7. A. Grubba (POL), M. Appelgren (SWE)

9. Ding Yi (AUT), I. Lupulesku (YUG)

11. C. Prean (ENG)

12. E. Lindh (SWE)

WOMEN
1. C. Batorfi (HUN)

2. M. Svensson (SWE)

3. O. Badescu (ROM)

4. D. Guergueltcheva (BUL)

5. E. Timina (URS), Tu Yong (SUI)

7. M. Hooman (NED), J. Fazlic (YUG)

9. G. Perkucin (YUG), B. Vriesekoop (NED)

11. A. Svensson (SWE), O. Nemes (GER)

1991 – Den Bosch (NED)
MEN
1. E. Lindh (SWE)

2. J.O. Waldner (SWE)

3. J. Persson (SWE)

4. J.P. Gatien (FRA)

5. J.M. Saive (BEL), J. Rosskopf (FRG)

7. I.Lupulesku (YUG, Z. Primorac (YUG)

9. A. Mazunov (URS, D. Mazunov (URS)

11. P. Haldan (HOL), L. Kucharski (POL)

WOMEN
1. M. Hooman (HOL)

2. G. Wirth (HUN)

3. B. Vriesekoop (HOL)

4. M. Hrachova (TCH)

5. C. Batorfi (HUN), A. Safarova (TCH)

7. O. Badescu (ROM), Wang Xiaoming (FRA)

9. J. Fazlic (YUG), Tu Yong (SUI)

11. O. Nemes (FRG), V. Popova (URS)

1990 – Hannover (BRD)

MEN
1. M. Appelgren (SWE)

2. J.O. Waldner (SWE)

3. A. Grubba (POL)

4. J. Persson (SWE)

5. J. Rosskopf (FRG)

6. C. Prean (ENG)

7. L. Kucharski (POL)

8. Z. Primorac (YUG)

9. I. Lupulesku (YUG)

10. E. Lindh (SWE)

11. J.M. Saive (BEL)

12. A. Mazunov (URS)

WOMEN
1. G. Wirth (HUN)

2. O. Nemes (FRG)

3. Wang Xiaoming (FRA)

4. M. Kloppenburg (HOL)

5. A. Safarova (TCH)

6. V. Popova (URS)

7. O. Badescu (ROM)

8. C. Batorfi (HUN)

9. D. Guergueltcheva (BUL)

10. M. Hrachova (TCH)

11. R. Kasalova (TCH)

12. J. Fazlic (YUG)

1989 – Charleroi (BEL)

MEN
1. J.O. Waldner (SWE)

2. E. Lindh (SWE)

3. J. Persson (SWE)

4. Ding Yi (AUT)

5. G. Böhm (FRG)

6. L. Kucharski (POL)

7. J. Rosskopf (FRG)

8. Z. Primorac (YUG)

9. A. Mazunov (URS)

10. D. Douglas (ENG)

11. I. Lupulesku (YUG)

12. U. Carlsson (SWE)

WOMEN
1. O. Nemes (FRG)

2. C. Batorfi (HUN)

3. D. Guergueltcheva (BUL)

4. A. Safarova (TCH)

5. R. Kasalova (TCH)

6. Wang Xiaoming (FRA)

7. J. Fazlic (YUG)

8. V. Popova (URS)

9. M. Hrachova (TCH)

10. E. Urban (HUN)

11. M. Kloppenburg (HOL)

12. F. Bulatova (URS)

1988 – Ljubljiana (YUG)

MEN
1. J.O. Waldner (SWE)

2. J. Persson (SWE)

3. A. Grubba (SWE)

4. L. Kucharski (POL)

5. I. Lupulesku (YUG)

6. J. Rosskopf (FRG)

7. A. Mazunov (URS)

8. M. Appelgren (SWE)

9. J.P. Gatien (FRA)

10. G. Böhm (FRG)

11. Z. Kalinic (YUG)

12. Z. Kriston (HUNG)

WOMEN
1. F. Bulatova (URS)

2. B. Vriesekoop (HOL)

3. O. Nemes (FRG)

4. E. Kovtun (URS)

5. R. Kasalova (TCH)

6. O. Badescu (ROM)

7. M. Kloppenburg (HOL)

8. A. Safarova (TCH)

9. E. Urban (HUN)

10. V. Popova (URS)

11. J. Fazlic (YUG)

12. G. Perkucin (YUG)

1987 – Basel (SUI)
MEN
1. D. Douglas (ENG)

2. J.O. Waldner (SWE)

3. J. Persson (SWE)

4. A. Grubba (POL)

5. L. Kucharski (POL)

6. U. Carlsson (SWE)

7. M. Appelgren (SWE)

8. T. Klampar (HUN)

9. A. Mazunov (URS)

10. C. Prean (ENG)

11. Z. Kriston (HUN), E. Lindh (SWE) retired

WOMEN
1. C. Batorfi (HUN)

2. E. Urban (HUN)

3. F. Bulatova (URS)

4. B. Vriesekoop (HOL)

5. D. Guergueltcheva (BUL)

6. E. Kovtun (URS)

7. V. Popova (URS)

8. B. Thiriet (FRA)

9. L. Bellinger (ENG)

10. O. Nemes (FRG)

11. B. Batinic (YUG)

12. M. Alboiu (ROM)

1986 – Södertälje (SWE)

MEN
1. J.O. Waldner (SWE)

2. D. Douglas (ENG)

3. E. Lindh (SWE)

4. U. Carlsson (SWE)

5. L. Kucharski (POL)

6. J. Persson (SWE)

7. A. Mazunov (URS)

8. A. Grubba (POL)

9. T. Klampar (HUN)

10. J. Pansky (TCH)

11. C. Prean (ENG)

12. J. Secretin (FRA)

WOMEN
1. F. Bulatova (URS)

2. O. Nemes (FRG)

3. D. Guergueltcheva (BUL)

4. B. Batinic (YUG)

5. B. Vriesekoop (HOL)

6. M. Alboiu (ROM)

7. C. Batorfi (HUN)

8. M. Hrachova (TCH)

9. Z. Olah (HUN)

10. M. Kloppenburg (HOL)

11. E. Urban (HUN)

12. G. Perkucin (YUG)

1985 – Barcelona (ESP)

MEN
1. A. Grubba (POL)

2. J. Pansky (TCH)

3. M. Appelgren (SWE)

4. J. Secretin (FRA)

5. J.O. Waldner (SWE)

6. D. Douglas (ENG)

7. D. Surbek (YUG)

8. E. Lindh (SWE)

9. A. Mazunov (URS)

10. Z. Kalinic (YUG)

11. L. Kucharski (POL)

12. U. Bengtsson (SWE)

WOMEN
1. B. Vriesekoop (HOL)

2. Z. Olah (HUN)

3. M. Hrachova (TCH)

4. O. Nemes (FRG)

5. F. Bulatova (URS)

6. V. Popova (URS)

7. N. Antonian (URS)

8. B. Batinic (YUG)

9. G. Perkucin (YUG)

10. E. Urban (HUN)

11. K. Krüger (FRG)

12. G. Szabo (HUN)

1984 – Bratislava (CZE)

MEN
1. J.O. Waldner (SWE)

2. J. Pansky (TCH)

3. M. Appelgren (SWE)

4. A. Grubba (POL)

5. E. Lindh (SWE)

6. M. Orlowski (TCH)

7. Z. Kalinic (YUG)

8. J. Secretin (FRA)

9. D. Surbek (YUG)

10. U. Carlsson (SWE)

11. I. Jonyer (HUN)

12. C. Prean (ENG)

WOMEN
1. M. Hrachova (TCH)

2. B. Vriesekoop (HOL)

3. V. Popova (URS)

4. Z. Olah (HUN)

5. F. Bulatova (URS)

6. E. Urban (HUN)

7. B. Batinic (YUG)

8. M. Lindblad (SWE)

9. G. Szabo (HUN)

10. K. Krüger (FRG)

11. I. Kovalenko (URS)

12. K. Witt (ENG)

1983 – Cleveland (ENG)

MEN
1. M. Orlowski (TCH)

2. D. Douglas (ENG)

3. M. Appelgren (SWE)

4. E. Lindh (SWE)

5. J.Secretin (FRA)

6. A. Grubba (POL)

7. I. Jonyer (HUN)

8. Z. Kalinic (YUG)

9. J.O. Waldner (SWE)

10. U. Bengtsson (SWE)

11. J. Pansky (TCH); S. Bengtsson (SWE) withdrew

WOMEN
1. O. Nemes (ROM)

2. F. Bulatova (URS)

3. B. Vriesekoop (HOL)

4. V. Popova (URS)

5. M. Hrachova (TCH)

6. G. Szabo (HUN)

7. K. Krüger (FRG)

8. I. Kovalenko (URS)

9. J. Parker (ENG)

10. M. Lindblad (SWE)

11. Z. Olah (HUN)

12. B. Batinic (YUG)

1982 – Nantes (FRA)

MEN
1. M. Appelgren (SWE)

2. M. Orlowski (TCH)

3. D. Douglas (ENG)

4. S. Bengtsson (SWE)

5. J. Secretin (FRA)

6. A. Grubba (POL)

7. Z. Kalinic (YUG)

8. J. Pansky (TCH)

9. J. Dvoracek (TCH)

10. L. Kucharski (POL)

11. G. Gergely (HUN)

12. U. Carlsson (SWE)

WOMEN
1. B. Vriesekoop (HOL)

2. J. Hammersley (ENG)

3. M. Hrachova (TCH)

4. A.C. Hellmann (Swe)

5. V.Popova (URS)

6. U. Kamizuru (FRG)

7. Z. Olah (HUN)

8. J. Magos (HUN)

9. G. Perkucin (YUG)

10. M. Lindblad (SWE)

11. G. Szabo(HUN)

12. I. Uhlikova (TCH)

1981 – Miskolc (HUN)

MEN
1. T. Klampar (HUN)

2. S. Bengtsson (SWE)

3. D. Surbek (YUG)

4. J. Dvoracek (TCH)

5. J. Secretin (FRA)

6. D. Douglas (ENG)

7. U. Thorsell (SWE)

8. M. Orlowski (TCH)

9. G. Gergely (HUN)

10. U .Carlsson (SWE)

11. I. Jonyer (HUN)

12. J. Hilton (ENG)

WOMEN
1. J. Hammersley (ENG)

2. B. Vriesekoop (HOL)

3. V. Popova (URS)

4. J. Magos (HUN)

5. I. Uhlikova (TCH)

6. A.C. Hellmann (SWE)

7. M. Hrachova (TCH)

8. G. Perkucin (YUG)

9. M. Lindblad (SWE)

10. Z. Olah (HUN)

11. E. Palatinus (YUG)

12. B. Silhanova (TCH)

1980 – Munich (BDR)

MEN
1. S. Bengtsson (SWE)

2. U. Thorsell (SWE)

3. J. Secretin (FRA)

4. D. Douglas (ENG)

5. G. Gergely (HUN)

6. P. Stellwag (FRG)

7. W. Lieck (FRG)

8. D. Surbek (YUG)

9. J. Dvoracek (TCH)

10. J. Takacs (HUN)

11. I. Jonyer (HUN)

12. Z. Kalinic (YUG)

WOMEN
1. J. Hammersley (ENG)

2. B. Vriesekoop (HOL)

3. G. Szabo (HUN)

4. I. Uhlikova (TCH)

5. E. Palatinus (YUG)

6. B. Silhanova (TCH)

7. U. Kamizuru (FRG)

8. Z. Olah (HUN)

9. A.C. Hellmann (SWE)

10. J. Magos (HUN)

11. G. Perkucin (YUG)

12. C. Bergeret (FRA)

1979 – Christianstad (SWE)

MEN
1. D. Surbek (YUG)

2. D. Douglas (ENG)

3. J. Secretin (FRA)

4. I. Jonyer (HUN)

5. G. Gergely (HUN)

6. P. Stellwag (FRG)

7. J. Leiss (FRG)

8. J. Takacs (HUN)

9. T. Kreisz (HUN)

10. W. Lieck (FRG)

11. S. Bengtsson (SWE)

12. E. Hüging (FRG)

WOMEN
1. G. Szabo (HUN)

2. M. Alexandru (ROM)

3. E. Palatinus (YUG)

4. A.C. Hellmann (SWE)

5. V. Popova (URS)

6. Z. Olah (HUN)

7. J. Magos (HUN)

8. B. Vriesekoop (HOL)

9. L. Bakshutova (URS), J. Hammersley (ENG) withdrew

1978 – Prague (CZE)

MEN
1. G. Gergely (HUN)

2. M. Orlowski (TCH)

3. S. Bengtsson (SWE)

4. W. Lieck (FRG)

5. I. Jonyer (HUN)

6. J. Secretin (FRA)

7. D. Surbek (YUG)

8. C. Martin (FRA)

9. A. Strokatov (URS)

10. J. Kunz (TCH), U. Thorsell (SWE) withdrew

WOMEN
1. J. Hammersley (ENG)

2. B. Vriesekoop (HOL)

3. V. Popova (URS)

4. I. Uhlikova (TCH)

5. G. Szabo (HUN)

6. B. Kishazi (HUN)

7. U. Hirschmüller (FRG)

8. J. Magos (HUN)

9. C. Bergeret (FRA)

10. B. Silhanova (TCH)

11. E. Palatinus (YUG), A.C.Hellmann (SWE) withdrew

1977 – Sarajevo (YUG)

MEN
1. M. Orlowski (TCH)

2. D. Surbek (YUG)

3. J. Secretin (FRA)

4. I. Jonyer (HUN)

5. G. Gergely (HUN)

6. A. Strokatov (URS)

7. S. Sarkhoyan (URS)

8. A. Stipancic (YUG)

9. U. Thorsell (SWE)

10. J. Kunz (TCH)

11. J. Leiss (FRG), K. Johansson (SWE) retired

WOMEN
1. B. Kishazi (HUN)

2. J. Hammersley (ENG)

3. I. Uhlikova (TCH)

4. M. Alexandru (ROM)

5. A.C. Hellmann (SWE)

6. J. Magos (HUN)

7. Z. Rudnova (URS)

8. E. Palatinus (YUG)

9. C. Bergeret (FRA)

10. G. Szabo (HUN)

11. W. Hendriksen (FRG)

12. B. Silhanova (TCH)

1976 – Lübeck (BRD)

MEN
1. D. Surbek (YUG)

2. K. Johansson (SWE)

3. S. Sarkhoyan (URS)

4. S. Bengtsson (SWE)

5. M. Orlowski (TCH)

6. A. Strokatov (URS)

7. A. Stipancic (YUG)

8. J. Leiss (FRG)

9. J. Secretin (FRA)

10. J. Kunz (TCH)

11. D. Neale (ENG)

12. J. Börzsei (HUN)

WOMEN
1. A.C. Hellmann (SWE)

2. I. Uhlikova-Vostova (TCH)

3. E. Palatinus (YUG)

4. E. Antonian (URS)

5. M. Alexandru (ROM)

6. Z. Rudnova (URS)

7. W. Hendriksen (FRG)

8. B. Silhanova (TCH)

9. C. Bergeret (FRA)

10. J. Magos (HUN), J. Hammersley (ENG) and H. Lotaller (HUN) withdrew

1975 – Vienna (AUT)
MEN
1. K. Johansson (SWE)

2. A. Stipancic (YUG)

3. I. Jonyer (HUN)

4. D. Surbek (YUG)

5. S. Bengtsson (SWE)

6. M. Orlowski (TCH)

7. J. Secretin (FRA)

8. J. Kunz (TCH)

9. S. Sarkhoyan (URS)

10. G. Gergely (HUN)

11. A. Strokatov (URS)

12. J. Börzsei (HUN)

WOMEN
1. A.C .Hellmann (SWE)

2. W. Hendriksen (FRG)

3. H. Lotaller (HUN)

4. M. Alexandru (ROM)

5. E. Antonian (URS)

6. A. Grofova (TCH)

7. S. Fedorova (URS)

8. J. Magos (HUN)

9. B. Silhanova (TCH)

10. E. Wetzel (FRG)

11. U. Hirschmüller (FRG)

1974 – Trollhattan (SWE)

MEN
1. I. Jonyer (HUN)

2. M. Orlowski (TCH)

3. S. Bengtsson (SWE)

4. T. Klampar (HUN)

5. D. Surbek (YUG)

6. A. Stipancic (YUG)

7. S. Sarkhoyan (URS)

8. J. Secretin (FRA)

9. J. Börzsei (HUN)

10. W. Lieck (FRG)

11. S. Gomozkov (URS)

WOMEN
1. Z. Rudnova (URS)

2. M. Alexandru (ROM)

3. J. Magos (HUN)

4. B. Kishazi (HUN)

5. J. Hammersley (ENG)

6. A. Grofova (TCH)

7. B. Radberg (SWE)

8. E. Antonian (URS)

9. W. Hendriksen (FRG)

10. A. Gedraitite (URS)

11. S. Fedorova (URS)

1973 – Böblingen (BDR)
MEN
1. S. Bengtsson (SWE)

2. D. Surbek (YUG)

3. A. Stipancic (YUG)

4. K. Johansson (SWE)

5. M. Orlowski (TCH)

6. J. Secretin (FRA)

7. E. Schöler (FRG)

8. T. Klampar (HUN)

9. I. Jonyer (HUN)

10. S. Gomozkov (URS)

11. M. Karakasevic (YUG)

12. I. Korpa (YUG)

WOMEN
I. B. Kishazi (HUN)

2. J. Magos (HUN)

3. I. Vostova (TCH)

4. Z. Rudnova (URS)

5. M. Alexandru (ROM)

6. J. Hammersley (ENG)

7. A. Grofova (TCH)

8. B. Radberg (SWE)

9. A. Simon (FRG)

10. L. Andersson (SWE)

11. D. Schöler (FRG)

12. M. Resler (YUG)

1972 – Zagreb (YUG)

MEN
1. A. Stipancic (YUG)

2. S. Bengtsson (SWE)

3. D. Surbek (YUG)

4 .I. Jonyer (HUN)

5. S. Gomozkov (URS)

6. T. Klampar (HUN)

7. I. Korpa (YUG)

8. M. Orlowsi (TCH)

9. J. Secretin (FRA)

10. E. Schöler (FRG)

WOMEN
1. B. Kishazi (HUN)

2. M. Alexandru (ROM)

3. Z. Rudnova (URS)

4. M. Resler (YUG)

5. L. Andersson (SWE)

6. S. Fedorova (URS)

7. D. Hovestädt (GDR)

8. D. Schöler (FRG)

9. A. Grofova (TCH)

10. J. Hammersley (ENG)

11. A. Simon (FRG)

12. E. Mihalca (ROM)

1971 – Zadar (YUG), experimental

MEN
1. I. Jonyer (HUN)

2. A. Stipancic (YUG)

3. D. Surbek (YUG)

4. S. Bengtsson (SWE)

5. J. Secretin (FRA)

6. K. Johansson (SWE)

7. M. Karakasevic (YUG)

8. M. Orlowski (TCH)

9. W. Lieck (FRG)

10. I. Korpa (YUG)

11. S. Kollarovits (TCH)

12. Z. Cordas (YUG)

WOMEN
1. B. Kishazi (HUN)

2. I. Vostova (TCH)

3. A. Grofova (TCH)

4 .M. Resler (YUG)

5. A. Simon (FRG)

6. D. Hovestädt (GDR)

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