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Slovak Chess Championship

The Slovak Chess Championship is the chess competition, which determines the best slovak chess player.

History

  • 1993 - today - championships of Slovakia
  • for Czechoslovak championship see Czechoslovak Chess Championship

Men's winners

In Slovakia, part of Czechoslovakia

:{| class="sortable wikitable" ! # !! Year !! Location !! Winner |- | 01 || 1955 || Starý Smokovec || Ján Šefc |- | 02 || 1975 || Hlohovec || Ján Plachetka |- | 03 || 1977 || Detva || Ľubomír Ftáčnik |- | 04 || 1978 || Prešov || Jozef Franzen |- | 05 || 1979 || Dolný Kubín || Ľubomír Ftáčnik |- | 06 || 1981 || Bardejov || Ladislav Dobrovolský |- | 07 || 1983 || Nová Baňa || Róbert Tibenský |- | 08 || 1984 || Čadca || Igor Štohl |- | 09 || 1985 || Piešťany || Ján Baňas |- | 10 || 1986 || Bratislava || Igor Gažík |- | 11 || 1987 || Šaľa || Róbert Tibenský |- | 12 || 1988 || Trnava || Peter Petrán |- | 13 || 1989 || Michalovce || Martin Mrva |- | 14 || 1991 || Trenčín || Ivan Novák |- |}

In independent Slovakia

:{| class="sortable wikitable" ! # !! Year !! Location !! Winner |- | 01 || 1993 || Topoľčianky || Ján Plachetka |- | 02 || 1994 || Topoľčianky|| Róbert Tibenský |- | 03 || 1995 || Trenčín || Róbert Tibenský |- | 04 || 1996 || Martin || Róbert Tibenský |- | 05 || 1997 || Prešov || Ladislav Salai |- | 06 || 1998 || Prievidza || Tomáš Balogh |- | 07 || 1999 || Nové Zámky || Ján Baňas |- | 08 || 2000 || Zvolen || Ján Markoš |- | 09 || 2001 || Prešov || Vítězslav Priehoda |- | 10 || 2002 || Galanta|| Sergei Movsesian |- | 11 || 2003 || Vysoké Tatry || Mikuláš Maník |- | 12 || 2004 || Zemplínska Šírava || Eduard Hagara |- | 13 || 2005 || Trenčianske Teplice || Tomáš Petrík |- | 14 || 2006 || Banská Štiavnica || Tomáš Petrík |- | 15 || 2007 || Banská Štiavnica || Sergei Movsesian |- | 16 || 2008 || Zvolen || Peter Vavrák |- | 17 || 2009 || Vysoké Tatry || Martin Mrva |- | 18 || 2010 || Banská Štiavnica || Marián Jurčík |- | 19 || 2011 || Banská Štiavnica || Ján Markoš |- | 20 || 2012 || Banská Štiavnica || Ján Markoš |- | 21 || 2013 || Banská Štiavnica || Peter Michalik |- | 22 || 2014 || Prievidza || Peter Michalik |- | 23 || 2015 || Banská Štiavnica || Peter Michalik |- | 24 || 2016 || Banská Štiavnica || Milan Pacher |- | 25 || 2017 || Banská Štiavnica || Christopher Repka |- | 26 || 2018 || Banská Štiavnica || Christopher Repka |}

Women's winners

:{| class="sortable wikitable" ! # !! Year !! Location !! Winner |- | 01 || 1991 || Trenčín || Ivana Sedláková |- | 02 || 1993 || Topoľčianky || Jarmila Kačincová |- | 03 || 1994 || Martin || Andrea Cigániková |- | 04 || 1996 || Žiar nad Hronom || Mirjana Medic |- | 11 || 2003 || Vysoké Tatry || Eva Repková |- | 16 || 2008 || Zvolen || Mária Machalová |- | 17 || 2009 || Vysoké Tatry || Regina Pokorná |- | 18 || 2010 || Banská Štiavnica || Eva Repková |- | 19 || 2011 || Banská Štiavnica || Julia Kochetkova |- | 20 || 2012 || Banská Štiavnica || Julia Kochetkova |- | 21 || 2013 || Banská Štiavnica || Eva Repková |- | 22 || 2014 || || Zuzana Borošová |- | 23 || 2015 || || Monika Motyčáková |}

References

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  9. [http://www.sachnaorave.sk/node/89 GM Martin Mrva získal double ! (slovak)]
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  11. "Šach: Čech Cvek medzinárodným majstrom Slovenska (slovak)".
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  13. [http://ratings.fide.com/tournament_report.phtml?event16=68585 International Championship of Slovakia 2012 - OPEN A]
  14. [http://ratings.fide.com/tournament_report.phtml?event16=80946 SVK championship 2013]
  15. [http://en.chessbase.com/post/swordplay-in-slovakia-170713 Swordplay in Slovakia] Milan Maros, ChessBase News
  16. (9 July 2016). "Suverén Pacher ukončil trojročnú šachovú nadvládu Michalíka". [[News Agency of the Slovak Republic.
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