David Pigot Trophy - European Junior Teams - Under 26 |
Gli European Youth Championships sono stati organizzati dalla Federazione Europea a partire dal 1968 per iniziativa di André Boekhorst e si disputano ogni anno pari Gli European Youth Championships vengono disputati ogni due anni ed ogni Paese può presentare una sola squadra open composta da giocatori under 26 e, dal 1994 un'altra composta da under 21, nonché, dal 2004, una squadra femminile di under 26 e dal 2008 una Squadra Ragazzi Under 16 Le prime squadre classificate acquisiscono il diritto a rappresentare l'Europa nei World Youth Team Championship che sono invece organizzati dalla World Bridge Federation Alla Squadra Under 26 vincitrice di ogni edizione viene assegnato il David Pigot Trophy Alla Squadra Under 21 vincitrice di ogni edizione viene assegnato il José Damiani Trophy |
The European Youth Team Championships is the flagship competition of the EBL youth programmes. It comprises three series, one for Juniors players (up to 25 years), one for Youngsters players (up to 20 years) and one for young Girls (up to 25 years). Each EBL member country is entitled to enter one (national) team in each series. The format is a simple round-robin (all play all), at the end of which the team with most points gets the European crown. The top teams in the Junior series also earn the right to represent Europe in the World Youth Team Championship, arranged as a interzonal competition by the World Bridge Federation The competition was founded by EBL Youth Committee Chairman André Boekhorst in 1968 when the first event was held in Prague , capital of Czechoslovakia at the time, with the Juniors series only. It has continued as a biennial event held every even-numbered year ever since. In 1994, EBL Youth Committee Chairman Panos Gerontopoulos proposed the establishment of the Youngsters series to accommodate younger players. The Girls series was added in 2004. The Kids series was added in 2008 Two prominent members of the international bridge community have donated the Trophies to be awarded to the winning teams. David Pigot is the honor of the European Juniors Team Championship , while the winner of the European Youngsters Team Championship receives the José Damiani Trophy |
1968 - Praga (Repubblica Ceka) - 11 squadre | ||
1 - SVEZIA | Stig Billgren (cng), Olle Berggren, Martin Erikson, Sune Fager, Tommy Gullberg, Anders Morath, Ponthus Svinhufvud | |
2. PORTOGALLO | George Black (cng), Carlos Debonnaire, Carlos Spinola Texeira, José Antonio Cordoeiro, José Manuel Lampreia, J.M. Abrantes | |
3. GRAN BRETAGNA | Alan Hiron (cng) Jonhatan Cansino, Robert Sheehan, John Lester, Richard Henriques, La Best, La Best |
1970 (24 - 28 agosto) - Dun Laoghaire (Irlanda) - 10 squadre | ||
1 - DANIMARCA | Ib Lundby (cng), Knud-Aage Boesgaard, Peter Schaltz, Flemming Dahl, Gert Kristensen, Per Eskesen, Kirsten Steen-Moller | |
2 - ITALIA | Salvatore Modica (cng), Roberto Capodaglio, Massimo Dato, Arturo Franco, Sergio Generali, Carlo Mosca, Pietro Sbarigia | |
3 - SVEZIA | Stig Billgren (npc), Per Malmstrom, Torgney, Bjorn Hamrin, Johann Tobiesson, Bjorn Astrom, Ake Sjoberg |
1972 (30 luglio - 7 agosto) - Delft (Olanda) - 17 squadre | ||
1 - POLONIA | Krzysztof Jedrzejowski (cng), Marek Borewicz, Roman Krzemien, Leszek Lipka, Aleksander Swatler, Henryk Wolny, Jerzy Zaremba | |
2 - ISRAELE | Nissan Rand (cng), Sam Lev, Pinhas Romik, Richard Ginzburg, Edmond Levnaor, Shalom Zeligman, David Birman | |
3 - FRANCIA | Albert Faigenbaum, Claude Dadoun, Michel Abecassis, Thierry De Sainte Marie, Henri Kass, Michel Perron | |
L' Italia giunge 8ª |
1974 (20 - 27 luglio) - Copenaghen (Danimarca) - 20 squadre | ||
1 - SVEZIA | Alvar Stenberg (cng), Peter Billgren, Kent Karlsson, Jim Nielsen, Max Odlund, Svante Ryman, Bjorn Sanzen | |
2 - IRLANDA | Eoin McNeill (cng), Nicholas Fitzgibbon, Michael Mac Gloughlin, Adam Mesbur, Denis O'Donovan, David Scannell, Johnny McKean | |
3 - GRAN BRETAGNA | John Sarjeant (cng), David Shenkin, Barnet J. Shenkin, Ronald Morrish, Richard Granville, Richard J. Fleet, David Bretherton | |
L' Italia giunge 9ª |
1976 (1 - 8 agosto) - Lund (Svezia) - 18 squadre | ||
1 - AUSTRIA | Wolfang Meinl (cng), Jan Fucik, Alfred Kadlec, Peter Lehrner, Michael Strafner | |
2 - SVEZIA | Pia Andersson, Peter Gornandt, Leif Olofsson, Bjorn Sanzen, Goran Sellden, Anders Wirgren | |
3 - OLANDA | Cees Sint (cng), Leo Van den Brom, Antoine Van Hoof, Anton Maas, Andre Mulder, Eddie Roosnek, Pietr-Bas Wintermans | |
L' Italia giunge 9ª |
1978 - Stirling (Scozia) - 19 squadre | ||
1 - GRAN BRETAGNA | Keith Stanley (cng), Tony Forrester, Michael Rosenberg, Richard Benstead, Steve Lodge, Richard Granville, Michael Nardin, Joe Amsbury | |
2 - SVEZIA | Rune Pettersson, Goran Pettersson, Henry Franzen, Sune Bjorling | |
3 - AUSTRIA | Alfred Kadlec, Gabriele Bamberger, Franz Terrraneo, Wilhelm Brestian | |
3 - GERMANIA | Dirk Schroeder (cng), Helmut Hausler, Peter Splettstosser, Jurgen Ballmann, Hans Herman Gwinner | |
L' Italia giunge 9ª |
1980 (30 agosto - 8 settembre) - Kfar Hamaccabiah (Israele) - 15 squadre | ||
1 - NORVEGIA | Tolle Stabell (cng), Tor Helness, Per Bjerkan, Lars Eide, Glenn Groetheim, John Kare Schjelderupsen, Geir Olav Tislevoll | |
2 - SPAGNA | Antonio Cabot (cng), Juan Carlos Ventin, Jose Ignacio Torres Gutierrez, Jorge Taxte Salas, Javier Graupera, Carlos Fernandez, Marta Almirall | |
3 - FRANCIA | Roger E. Benarou (cng), Michel Sahal, Daniel Roger, Eric Martin, Didier Duchon, Olivier Beauvillain, Bellefroid | |
L' Italia giunge 12ª |
1982 (25 - 31 luglio) - Salsomaggiore (Italia) - 18 squadre | ||
1 - POLONIA | Krzysztof Sokolowski (cng), Jerzy Pomianowski (coach), Miroslaw Cichocki, Tomasz Gotard, Michal Kwiecen, Wojtek Olanski, Krzysztof Oppenheim, Marek Wojcicki | |
2 - GRAN BRETAGNA | Tony Sowter (cng), Richard Winter, Barry Rigal, Howard Melbourne, Steve Lodge, Andrew Eastwood, M. Braid | |
3 - NORVEGIA | Tarjei Eck Hansen (cng), Per Bjerkan, Glenn Grotheim, Tor Helness, John Kare Schjelderupsen, Geir Olav Tislevoll, Roar Aasen | |
L' Italia giunge 9ª |
1984 - Hasselt (Belgio) - 19 squadre | ||
1 - FRANCIA | Pierre Schemeil (cng), Francois Crozet, Christian Desrousseaux, Eric Eisenberg, Marc de Rosbo Kerlero, Benedicte Pigeaud-Cronier, Fabienne Pigeaud, Michel Sahal | |
2 - ITALIA | Filippo Palma (cng), Giorgio Belladonna (coach), Amedeo Cecere, Vittorio Golfarelli, Guido Ferraro, Giorgio Duboin, Marco Foldes, Norberto Bocchi | |
3 - NORVEGIA | Geir Olav Tislevoll (cng), Glenn Grotheim, Tom Johansen, Jon Andreas Støvneng, Roar Voll, Terje Aa, Roar Aasen |
1986 (19 - 27 luglio) - Budapest (Ungheria) - 19 squadre | ||
1 - OLANDA | Cees Sint (cng), Erik Kirchhoff (coach), Berry Westra, Enri Leufkens, Wubbo De Boer, Marcel Nooijen, Jan Jansma, Rob Van Wel | |
2 - FRANCIA | Michel Sahal (cng), Jean Louis Counil (coach), Benedicte Cronier, Christian Desrousseaux, Frank Multon, Jean-Christophe Quantin, Gilles Dussol, Nicolas Courtel | |
3 - DANIMARCA | Peter Lund (cng), Jorn Lund, Lars Blakset, Niels Foged, Lars Gronvald, Morten Bilde, Jens Kofoed | |
L' Italia giunge 6ª |
1988 (4 - 13 agosto) - Plovdiv (Bulgaria) - 21 squadre | ||
1 - FRANCIA | Pierre Schemeil (cng), Jean Christophe Quantin, Frank Multon, Pierre Jean Louchart, Christian Desrousseaux, Jean Louis Damamme | |
2 - ITALIA | Vittorio Brandonisio (cng), Sergio Zucchelli (coach), Alfredo Versace, Giovanni Delfino, Claudio Nunes, Fulvio Fantoni, Danilo De Pauli, Federico Primavera | |
3 - NORVEGIA | Sverre Johnsen (cng), Per Arne Flatt, Oddbjorn Gravanes, Geir Helgemo, Jim Hoyland, Tom Johansen, Frode Nybo |
1990 (7 - 15 luglio) - Neumunster (Germania) - 22 squadre | ||
1 - NORVEGIA | Sverre Johnsen (cng), Ole A. Berset, Svein-Olav Ernstsen, Per Arne Flått, Geir Helgemo, Frode Nybo, Paul I. Thomassen | |
2. ISRAELE | David Birman (cng), Zohar Tur, Yechiel Shimony, Ofir Herbst, Ilan Herbst, Guy Gecht, David Fohrer | |
3 - DANIMARCA | Ib Axelsen (cng), Jan Rolf-Larsen, Henrik Iversen, Karsten Nissen Pedersen, Charlotte Kock-Palmund, Morten Rask Jepsen, Niels Kroejgaard | |
L' Italia giunge 13ª |
1992 (17 - 26 luglio) - Parigi (Francia) - 23 squadre | ||
1 - ITALIA | Vittorio Brandonisio (cng), Sergio Zucchelli (coach), Claudio Nunes, Alfredo Versace, Giovanni Albamonte, Antonio Sementa, Paolo Pantusa, Federico Primavera | |
2 - GERMANIA | Detlev Piekenbrock (cng), Michael Gromoeller (coach), Roland Rohowsky, Klaus Reps, Katrin Reps, Marcus Joest, Guido Hopfenheit, Verena Heinecke | |
3 - NORVEGIA | Sverre Johnsen (cng), Harald Skjaeran (coach), Espen Torp, Jorgen Molberg, Espen Kvam, Svein Gunnar Karlberg, Geir Helgemo, Lasse Aaseng |
1994 (15 - 24 luglio) - Papendal (Olanda) - 22 squadre | ||
1 - GRAN BRETAGNA | Raymond Brock (cng), Phil King (coach), Jeffrey Allerton, Danny Davies, Jason Hackett, Justin Hackett, Philip Souter, Tom Townsend | |
2 - DANIMARCA | Lars Hoffner (cng), Lars Walter Petersen (coach), Jesper Dall, Nicolai Kampmann, Lars Lund Madsen, Morten Lund Madsen, Jacob Ron, Morten Bilde | |
3 - POLONIA | Maurycy Rustecki (cng), Wlodzimierz Stobiecki (coach), Mariusz Puczynski, Boguslaw Pazur, Pawel Miechowicz, Krzysztof Michalik, Rafal Jagniewski, Bartosz Chmurski | |
L' Italia giunge 5ª |
1996 (19 - 28 luglio) - Cardiff (Galles) - 26 squadre | ||
1 - NORVEGIA | Espen Kvam (cng), Sten Bjertnes (coach), Boye Brogeland, Thomas Charlsen, Espen Erichsen, Christer Kristoffersen, Bjorn Morten Mathisen, Oyvind Saur | |
2 - RUSSIA | Segei Kustarov (cng), Arseni Chour, Dimitri Lobov, Jouri Khiouppenen, Jouri Khokhlov, Alexandre Petrounine, Boris Sazonov | |
3 - DANIMARCA | Tom Norgaard (cng), Nicolai Kampmann (coach), Lars Lund Madsen, Morten Lund Madsen, Freddie Brondum, Jacob Ron, Anders Ostergaard, Stig Andersen | |
L' Italia giunge 10ª |
1998 (16 - 26 giugno) - Vienna (Austria) - 22 squadre | ||
1 - ITALIA | Gianpaolo Rinaldi (cng), Daniele Pagani (coach), Paolo Marino, Bernardo Biondo, Riccardo Intonti, Mario D'Avossa, Matteo Mallardi | |
2 - DANIMARCA | Kirsten Steen Moller (cng), Rico Hemberg (coach), Claus Boysen, Kasper Konow, Mik Kristensen, Mikkel Nohr, Frendi Brondum, Morten Lund Madsen | |
3 - ISRAELE | Michael Barel (cng), Asaf Amit, Amir Levin, Asaf Levinger, Inon Liran, Eran Shaham, Yaniv Zack |
2000 (6 - 16 luglio) - Adalia (Turchia) - 26 squadre | ||
1 - NORVEGIA | Sven-Olai Hoyland (cng), Artur Malinowski (coach), Thomas Charlsen, Stig Roar Hakkebo, Gunnar Harr, Ronny Jorstad, Nils Kare Kvangraven, Olav Ellestad | |
2 - OLANDA | Schelte Wijma (cng), Kees Tammens coach, Niek Brink, Sjoert Brink, Bas Drijver, Bart Groosman, Marcel Lagas, Maarten Schollaardt | |
3 - ISRAELE | Michael Barel (cng), David Birman (coach), Asaf Amit, Inon Liran, Josef Roll, Ran Schnieder, Aran Varshavski, Yaniv Vax | |
L' Italia giunge 10ª |
2002 (7 - 17 luglio) - Torquay (Inghilterra) - 23 squadre | ||
1 - ITALIA | Giagio Rinaldi (cng), Andrea Pagani (coach), Fabio Lo Presti, Francesco Mazzadi, Furio e Stelio Di Bello, Ruggero Guariglia, Stefano Uccello | |
2 - DANIMARCA | Jacob Ron (cng), Lars Walter Petersen (coach), Kare Gjaldbaek, Boje Henriksen, Andreas Marquardsen, Martin Schaltz, Bjorg e Jonas Houmoller | |
3 - NORVEGIA | Sven-Olai Hoyland (cng), Stig Roar Hakkebo, Nils Kare Kvangraven, Olav Ellestad, Ronny Jorstad, Gunnar Harr, Stian Sundklakk |
2004 (1 - 11 agosto) - Praga (Repubblica Ceka) - 26 squadre | ||
1. POLONIA | Marek Markowski (cng), Konrad Araskiewicz, Krzysztof Buras, Jacek Kalita, Krzysztof Kotorowicz, Piotr Madry, Wojcieck Strzemecki | |
2. ISRAELE | Michael Barel (cng), David Birman (coach), Azizi Adi, Yotam Bar-Yossef, Eldad Ginossar, Ron Hoffman, Gilad Ofir, Ophir Reshef | |
3. UNGHERIA | Laszlo Honti (cng), Peter Marjai, Gabor Minarik, Mate Mraz, Andras Reisz, Csaba Szabo, Balasz Szegedi | |
L' Italia giunge 9ª |
2005 (13 - 23 luglio) - Riccione (Italia) - 22 squadre | ||
1. POLONIA | Marek Markowski (cng), Konrad Araszkiewicz, Lukasz Brede, Krzysztof Buras, Jacek Kalita, Krzysztof Kotorowicz, Piotr Madry | |
2. ITALIA | Giampaolo Rinaldi (cng), Andrea Boldrini, Fabio Lo Presti, Stelio Di Bello, Francesco Ferrari, Alberto Sangiorgio, Matteo Sbarigia | |
3. FRANCIA | Herve Mouiel (cng), Olivier Bessis, Thomas Bessis, Nicolas Chauvelot, Julien Gaviard, Godefroy De Tessieres, Malarme Thibault |
2007 (11 - 21 luglio) - Jesolo (Italia) - 22 squadre | ||
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Frans Brom (cng), Kees Tammens coach, Bob Drijver, Merijn Groenenboom, Jacco Hop, Marion Michielsen, Vincent de Patger, Meike Wortel |
2. ITALIA | Giampaolo Rinaldi (cng), Andrea Boldrini, Alberto Sangiorgio, Arrigo Franchi, Irene Baroni, Andrea Manno, Matteo Montanari | |
3. POLONIA | Marek Markowski (cng), Artur Gula, Piotr Nawrocki, Michal Nowosadzki, Jan Sikora, Mikolaj Taczewski, Piotr Wiankowski |
2009 (8 - 18 luglio) - Brasov (Romania) - 23 squadre | ||
1. FRANCIA | Herve Mouiel (cng), Frederic Volcker, Quentin Robert, Cedric Lorenzini, Nicolas Lhuissier, Christophe Grosset, Thomas Bessis | |
2. ISRAELE | Gilad Ofir (cng), David Birman (coach), Bar Tarnovski, Ron Schwartz, Dror Padon, Alon Birman, Eran Assaraf, Eliran Argelazi | |
3 - NORVEGIA | Lars Eide (cng), Gjermund Rekstad (coach) Erik Berg, Haakon Bogen, Lars Arthur Johansen, Espen Lindqvist, Steffen Fredrik Simonsen, | |
L' Italia giunge 5ª |
2011 (13 - 23 luglio) - Albena (Bulgaria) - 22 squadre | ||
1. ISRAELE | Gilad Ofir (cng), David Birman (coach), Alon Birman, Lotan Fisher, Gal Gerstner, Moshe Meyuchas, Dror Padon, Ron Schwartz | |
2. ITALIA | Giuseppe Failla (cng), Paolo Clair (coach), Agustin Madala, Giuseppe Delle Cave, Riccardo Rubino, Riccardo Locatelli, Massimiliano Di Franco, Francesco De Leo | |
3 - DANIMARCA
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Morten Bilde (cng), Lea Troels Moller Pedersen (coach), Lars Tofte, Matias Rohrberg, Maria Dam Mortensen, Emil Jepsen, Niclas Raulund Ege, Dennis Bilde |
2013 (11 - 20 luglio) - Breslavia (Polonia) - 22 squadre | ||
1. FRANCIA | Jean Cristophe Quantin (cng), Cedric Lorenzini, Julien Bernard, Fabrice Charignon, Thibault Coudert, Alexandre Kilani, Clemente Laloubeyre | |
2. POLONIA | Marek Markowski (cng), Maciej Bielawski, Pawel Jassem, Michal Klukowski, Slawomir Niajko, Piotr Tuczynski, Jakub Wojcieszek | |
3. ISRAELE | Ory Assaraf (cng), David Birman (coach), Alon Birman (coach), Lotan Fisher, Gal Gerstner, Itamar Ginossar, Moshe Meyouhas, Dror Padon, Adam Reiter | |
L' Italia giunge 11ª |
2015 (18 - 22 luglio) - Tromsö (Norvegia) - 18 squadre |
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1. POLONIA | Marek Markowski (cng), Max Chodacki, Pawel Jassem, Wojciech Kazmierczak, Michal Klukowski, Kamil Nowak, Lukasz Witkowski | |
2. SVEZIA | Per Landersson (cng),Tom Gards (coach), Simon Ekenberg, Mikael Gronkvist, Daniel Gullberg, Simon Hult, Johan Karlsson, Adam Stokka | |
3. NORVEGIA | Lars Eide (cng), Lars Arthur Johansen (coach), Christian Bakke, Harlad Eide, Espen Flaatt, Tor Eivind Grude, Anders Gundersen, Kristoffer Hegge | |
L' Italia giunge 6ª |
2017 (8 - 15 luglio) - Šamorin (Slovacchia) - 27 squadre |
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1. SVEZIA | Martin Löfgren (cng),Tom Gards (coach), Mikael Gronkvist, Ida Gronkvist,, Adam Stokka, Ola Rimstedt, Simon Hult, Mikael Romstedt | |
2. FRANCIA | Thomas Bessis (cng), Thomas Sanchez, Florian Lierhmann, Edouard Du Corail, Julien Bernard, Gregoire Lafont, Baptiste Combescure | |
3. POLONIA | Marek Markowski (cng), Wojciech Kazmierczak, Jakub Zawada, Kamil Nowak, Mateusz Sobczak, Arkadiusz Maicher, Piotr Marcinowski | |
L' Italia giunge 5ª |
2019 (4 - 11 luglio) - Stokke (Norvegia) - 23 squadre |
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1. SVEZIA | Tom Gards (cng), Daniel Gullberg (coach), Ida Gronkvist,, Johannes Matsson, Simon Hult, Johan Safsten, Axel Selven | |
2. OLANDA | Agnes Snellers (cng), Wubbo de Boer (coach), Veri Kiljan, Guy Mendes de Leon, Thibo Sprinkhuizen, Luc Tussen, Tom van Overbeeke, Ricardo Westerbeek | |
3. GERMANIA | Hartmut Kondoch (cng), Florian Alter, Maxmilian Litterst, Lauritz Streck, Sibrand van Osten | |
L' Italia giunge 10ª |
2021 - cancellato per pandemia |
2022 (19 - 26 luglio) - Veldhoven (Olanda) - 18 squadre |
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1. FRANCIA | David Harari (cng), Michael Abecassis (coach), Louis Bonin, Arthur Bolin, Maxence Fragola, Thomas Guichet, Theo Guillemin, Nao Tabata | |
2. ITALIA | Dario Attanasio (cng), Valerio Giubilo (coach), Giovanni Donati, Alvaro Gaiotti, Gabriele Giubilo, Gianmarco Giubilo, Federico porta, Sebastiano Scata | |
3. ISRAELE | Danny Loonstein (cng), Ilai Ilan baniri, Amir Ezion, Nir Khutorski, Ido moskovitz, Daniel Miska, Aviv Zeitak |
2024 (19 - 26 luglio) - Breslavia (Polonia) - 19 squadre |
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1. OLANDA | Roben BUIJS (cng), Berend van den BOS (coach), Xavier FRIESEN, Ronald GOOR, Sander GOOR, Oscar NIJSSEN, Tim van de PAVERD, Tobias WESTERWELD | |
2. ISRAELE | Danny LOONSTEIN, (cng), Eldad GINOSSAR (coach), Ofek SABBAH, Yonatan SLIWOWICZ, Aviv ZEITAK, Ilai Ilan BANIRI, Nir KHUTORSKY, Tomer LOONSTEIN | |
3. POLONIA | Marek MARKOWSKI, (cng), Stanislas Golebiowski (coach), Jakub BAZYLUK, Krzysztof CICHY, Maciej KEDZIERSKI, Tomasz KIELBASA, Kacper KOPKA,Patryk PATREUHA | |
L' Italia giunge 5ª |