European Pool Championships

European Pool Championships (also called Dynamic European Championships) is a pool competition organized by the European Pocket Billiard Federation (EPBF). The tournament is held annually since 1980.[1] It should not be confused with the series of smaller events known as the Euro Tour, also run by the EPBF.

Current disciplines include 8-ball, 9-ball, ten-ball, straight pool and team event.[2]

Tournament history

Sources:[3][4]

Men
Year Location 8-Ball 9-Ball Straight pool 10-Ball
Winner Runner-up Winner Runner-up Winner Runner-up Winner Runner-up
1980 Alsdorf Bengt Jonasson Sven Olaf Olsson – – Tomy Eriksson Norbert Spaniol – –
1981 Bern Sven Olaf Olsson Günter Geisen – – Jurgen Karlsson Tomy Eriksson – –
1982 Göteborg Bengt Jonasson Björn Jonsson – – Ulf Hjalmvall Jurgen Karlsson – –
1983 Valkenburg Sven Olaf Olsson Bengt Jonasson – – Bjørn L'Orange Björn Jonsson – –
1984 London Björn Jonsson Ulf Hjalmvall – – Bengt Pedersen Bruno Ernst – –
1985 St. Johann Björn Jonsson Mikael Hallgren Ulf Hjalmvall Uwe Sander Jurgen Karlsson Bengt Pedersen – –
1986 Oslo Björn Jonsson Tom Storm Bjørn L'Orange Dan Johansson Norbert Lang Jurgen Karlsson – –
1987 Stolberg Ulf Hjalmvall Björn Jonsson Tom Storm Uwe Sander Oliver Ortmann Thomas Engert – –
1988 Stockholm Mikael Hallgren Thomas Engert Tom Storm Christer Lofstrand Per Anda Bernd Hoffman – –
1989 Schaan Ralf Souquet Mikael Hallgren Thomas Engert Tom Storm Oliver Ortmann Per Anda – –
1990 St. Moritz Tom Storm Ralf Souquet Thomas Engert Mikael Hallgren Oliver Ortmann Waldemar Markert – –
1991 Mussolente Ralf Souquet Tom Storm Thomas Engert Tony Deigner Jan Lundell Oliver Ortmann – –
1992 Ljubljana
Velden		 Ralf Souquet Trond Larsen Werner Duregger Mario Lannoye Niklas Bergendorff Ralf Souquet – –
1993 Siófok
Oslo		 Ralf Souquet Thomas Engert Oliver Ortmann Ralf Souquet Thomas Engert Ralf Souquet – –
1994 Annecy
Tampere		 Ralf Souquet Thomas Engert Oliver Ortmann Bengt Jonasson Thomas Engert Niklas Bergendorff – –
1995 Antwerpen Ralf Souquet Peter Nielsen Ralf Souquet Oliver Ortmann Ralf Souquet Rolf Alex – –
1996 Békéscsaba Oliver Ortmann Ralf Souquet Oliver Ortmann Thomas Engert Ralf Souquet Oliver Ortmann – –
1997 Stavanger Bernd Jahnke Ralf Souquet Ralf Souquet Bernd Jahnke Ralf Souquet Oliver Ortmann – –
1998 Luxembourg Ralf Souquet Rico Diks Ralf Souquet Fabio Petroni Mika Immonen Ralf Souquet – –
1999 Poznań Ralf Souquet Peter Nielsen Oliver Ortmann Samuel Clemann Tom Storm Oliver Ortmann – –
2000 Bregenz Ralf Souquet Thomas Engert Marcus Chamat Ralf Souquet Oliver Ortmann Alex Lely – –
2001 Karlsbad Niklas Bergendorff Nick van den Berg Rico Diks Andreas Roschkowsky Thomas Engert Nick van den Berg – –
2002 Tampere Šandor Tot Stephan Cohen Oliver Ortmann Sascha Specchia Niels Feijen Stephan Cohen – –
2003 Białystok Ralf Souquet Tom Storm Oliver Ortmann Alexander Markut Niels Feijen Tom Storm – –
2004 Prague Thorsten Hohmann Niels Feijen Thomas Engert Ralf Souquet Niels Feijen Thomas Engert – –
2005 Veldhoven Alex Lely Tomasz Kapłan Alex Lely Ralf Souquet Thorsten Hohmann Nicolas Ottermann – –
2006 Brandenburg Oliver Ortmann Aki Heiskanen Ralf Souquet Marco Tschudi Oliver Ortmann Ralf Souquet – –
2007 Liberec Oliver Ortmann Tony Drago Thorsten Hohmann Radosław Babica Niels Feijen Konstantin Stepanov – –
2008 Willingen Marcus Chamat Zoran Svilar Stephan Cohen Zoran Svilar Ivica Putnik Ralf Souquet – –
2009 St. Johann Andreas Roschkowsky Nikos Ekonomopoulos Nick van den Berg Ruslan Chinachov Dimitri Jungo Niels Feijen – –
2010 Zagreb Konstantin Stepanov Marcus Chamat Ralf Souquet Mateusz Śniegocki David Alcaide Artem Koshovyi Ralf Souquet Niels Feijen
2011 Brandenburg Dominic Jentsch Ralf Souquet Nick van den Berg Mario He Tomasz Kapłan Fabio Petroni Stephan Cohen Radosław Babica
2012 Luxembourg Mario He Artem Koshovyi Francisco Díaz-Pizarro Marcus Chamat Nick van den Berg Niels Feijen Dominic Jentsch Stephan Cohen
2013 Portorož David Alcaide Jim Chawki Niels Feijen Zoran Svilar Nick van den Berg Tomasz Kapłan Mateusz Śniegocki Konstantin Stepanov
2014 Kyrenia Nick van den Berg Jakub Koniar Niels Feijen Jürgen Jenisy Niels Feijen Nick van den Berg David Alcaide Ivo Aarts
2015 Vale do Lobo Niels Feijen Karol Skowerski Francisco Díaz-Pizarro Karol Skowerski Nick van den Berg Niels Feijen Alexander Kazakis Francisco Díaz-Pizarro
2016 St. Johann Vitaliy Patsura Francisco Sánchez Francisco Sánchez Joshua Filler Albin Ouschan Konstantin Stepanov David Alcaide Petri Makkonen
2017 Albufeira Jani Uski Marc Bijsterbosch Ruslan Chinachov Ronald Regli Niels Feijen Tomasz Kapłan Marc Bijsterbosch Christian Sparrenlöv
2018 Veldhoven Bahram Lotfy[5] Konrad Juszczyszyn Konrad Juszczyszyn[6] Stanimir Ruslanov Niels Feijen Albin Ouschan Joshua Filler Albin Ouschan
2019 Treviso Eklent Kaçi Ralf Souquet Fedor Gorst Joshua Filler Karol Skowerski Tomasz Kapłan Mieszko Fortuński Casper Matikainen
2020 Antalya Cancelled due to COVID-19 in Turkey[7]

Women
Year Location 8-Ball 9-Ball Straight pool 10-Ball
Winner Runner-up Winner Runner-up Winner Runner-up Winner Runner-up
1981 Bern Klara Lensing Eva Eleholt – – Ewa Svensson Giesela Wohlwender – –
1982 Göteborg Klara Lensing Louise Furberg – – Eva Eleholt Anke Cronquist – –
1983 Valkenburg Klara Lensing Anke Cronquist – – Heide Andersson Eva Eleholt – –
1984 London Sylvia Buschhüter Klara Lensing – – Eva Eleholt Franziska Stark – –
1985 St. Johann Anke Cronquist Margit Schlosser Heide Andersson Hazel Dabrowski Eva Eleholt Marie Thorné – –
1986 Oslo Anke Cronquist Doris Riesch Helena Thornfeldt Heide Andersson Franziska Stark Louise Furberg – –
1987 Stolberg Birgitt Hermann Christina Lilja Helena Thornfeldt Heide Andersson Louise Furberg Franziska Stark – –
1988 Stockholm Klara Lensing Anette Aronsson Franziska Stark Helena Thornfeldt Louise Furberg Sylvia Buschhüter – –
1989 Schaan Gerda Hofstätter Jacqueline von Kanel Franziska Stark Helena Thornfeldt Louise Furberg Sylvia Buschhüter – –
1990 St. Moritz Ilona Bernhard Jacqueline von Kanel Franziska Stark Klara Lensing Louise Furberg Andrea Kroll – –
1991 Mussolente Sylvia Buschhüter Ilona Bernhard Louise Furberg Franziska Stark Helena Thornfeldt Andrea Kroll – –
1992 Ljubljana
Velden		 Louise Furberg Ilona Bernhard Franziska Stark Vibeke Havre Helena Thornfeldt Ilona Bernhard – –
1993 Siófok
Oslo		 Gerda Hofstätter Louise Furberg Gerda Hofstätter Franziska Stark Franziska Stark Gerda Hofstätter – –
1994 Annecy
Tampere		 Ilona Bernhard Karin Mayet Franziska Stark Gerda Hofstätter Helena Thornfeldt Gerda Hofstätter – –
1995 Antwerp Ilona Bernhard Monja Kielhorn Gerda Hofstätter Franziska Stark Gerda Hofstätter Monja Kielhorn – –
1996 Békéscsaba Franziska Stark Monja Kielhorn Sabina Dedering Franziska Stark Monja Kielhorn Franziska Stark – –
1997 Stavanger Gerda Hofstätter Anita Rizutti Sylvia Buschhüter Line Kjørsvik Gerda Hofstätter Franziska Stark – –
1998 Luxembourg Ilona Bernhard Karen Corr Allison Fisher Julia Rechfeld Allison Fisher Franziska Stark – –
1999 Poznań Franziska Stark Louise Furberg Daniela Husseneder Silke Falkus Franziska Stark Ulrika Andersson – –
2000 Bregenz Franziska Stark Karin Mayet Karin Mayet Line Kjørsvik Christina Niklasson Franziska Stark – –
2001 Brno Gerda Hofstätter Karin Mayet Karin Mayet Ulrika Andersson Line Kjørsvik Franziska Stark – –
2002 Tampere Louise Furberg Line Kjørsvik Sandra Ortner Tiziana Cacciamani Ulrika Andersson Sandra Ortner – –
2003 Białystok Charlotte Sørensen Franziska Stark Sandra Ortner Louise Furberg Sandra Ortner Line Kjørsvik – –
2004 Prague Line Kjørsvik Charlotte Sørensen Laëtitia Dos Santos Ulrika Andersson Line Kjørsvik Daniela Benz – –
2005 Veldhoven Christine Naeff Wendy Jans Jasmin Ouschan Charlotte Sørensen Jasmin Ouschan Diana Stateczny – –
2006 Brandenburg Jasmin Ouschan Daniela Benz Line Kjørsvik Katrine Jensen Jasmin Ouschan Janine Schwan – –
2007 Liberec Diana Stateczny Charlotte Sørensen Eylül Kibaroğlu Line Kjørsvik Jasmin Ouschan Sabrina Naverschnig – –
2008 Willingen Jasmin Ouschan Line Kjørsvik Sabina Dederding Estelle Bijnen Charlotte Sørensen Line Kjørsvik – –
2009 St. Johann Jasmin Ouschan Janine Schwan Jasmin Ouschan Veronika Hubrtova Gerda Hofstätter Jasmin Ouschan – –
2010 Zagreb Jasmin Ouschan Line Kjørsvik Jasmin Ouschan Gerda Hofstätter Jasmin Ouschan Gerda Hofstätter Jasmin Ouschan Ina Jentschura
2011 Brandenburg Kynthia Orfanidis Marika Poikkijoki Jasmin Ouschan Gerda Hofstätter Jasmin Ouschan Line Kjørsvik Jasmin Ouschan Natalia Seroshtan
2012 Luxembourg Natalia Seroshtan Marika Poikkijoki Marika Poikkijoki Jasmin Michel Line Kjørsvik Anna Maschirina Jasmin Ouschan Natalia Seroshtan
2013 Portorož Line Kjørsvik Marika Poikkijoki Jasmin Ouschan Line Kjørsvik Oliwia Czupryńska Marika Poikkijoki Jasmin Ouschan Katarzyna Wesołowska
2014 Kyrenia Daria Sirotina Kamila Khodjaeva Jasmin Ouschan Line Kjørsvik Jasmin Ouschan Oliwia Czupryńska Katarzyna Wesołowska Ina Kaplan
2015 Vale do Lobo Caroline Roos Line Kjørsvik Jasmin Ouschan Kamila Khodjaeva Jasmin Ouschan Kamila Khodjaeva Kamila Khodjaeva Jasmin Ouschan
2016 St. Johann Kristina Tkach Kateryna Polovinchuk Kamila Khodjaeva Ina Kaplan Jasmin Ouschan Oliwia Czupryńska Jasmin Ouschan Line Kjørsvik
2017 Albufeira Jasmin Ouschan Melanie Süßenguth Kelly Fisher Natalia Seroshtan Kristina Tkach Jasmin Ouschan Amalia Matas Ana Gradišnik
2018 Veldhoven Veronika Ivanovskaia Tamara Peeters Kelly Fisher Jasmin Ouschan Jasmin Ouschan Kristina Tkach Jana Schut Jasmin Ouschan
2019 Treviso Kristina Tkach Jasmin Ouschan Jasmin Ouschan Natalia Seroshtan Kristina Tkach Tamara Peeters Christine Feldmann Kristina Tkach
2020 Antalya Cancelled due to COVID-19 in Turkey[7]

Wheelchair
Year Location 8-Ball 9-Ball 10-Ball
Winner Runner-up Winner Runner-up Winner Runner-up
1999 Poznań Henrik Larsson Emil Schranz Kurt Deklerck Tankred Volkmer – –
2000 Bregenz Kurt Deklerck Henrik Larsson Henrik Larsson Kurt Deklerck – –
2001 Karlsbad Daniel Luton Kurt Deklerck Henrik Larsson Kurt Deklerck – –
2002 Tampere Jouni Tähti Henrik Larsson Henrik Larsson Jouni Tähti – –
2003 Białystok Jouni Tähti Henrik Larsson Jouni Tähti Kurt Deklerck – –
2004 Prague Henrik Larsson Jouni Tähti Fred Dinsmore Henrik Larsson – –
2005 Veldhoven Jouni Tähti Henrik Larsson Henrik Larsson Jouni Tähti – –
2006 Brandenburg Jouni Tähti Henrik Larsson Roy Kimberley Matt Duffy – –
2007 Liberec Daniel Luton Henrik Larsson Roy Kimberley Henrik Larsson – –
2008 Willingen Karl Read Henrik Larsson Jouni Tähti Emil Schranz – –
2009 St. Johann Jouni Tähti Tony Southern Jouni Tähti Roy Kimberley – –
2010 Zagreb Kurt Deklerck Henrik Larsson Jouni Tähti Henrik Larsson Jouni Tähti Roy Kimberley
2011 Brandenburg Jouni Tähti Kurt Deklerck Henrik Larsson Jouni Tähti Jouni Tähti Henrik Larsson
2012 Luxembourg Jouni Tähti Roy Kimberley Jouni Tähti Daniel Luton Daniel Luton Fred Dinsmore
2013 Portorož Fred Dinsmore Henrik Larsson Fred Dinsmore Tony Southern Kurt Deklerck Roy Kimberley
2014 Kyrenia Jouni Tähti Henrik Larsson Jouni Tähti Fred Dinsmore Fred Dinsmore Roy Kimberley
2015 Vale do Lobo Fred Dinsmore Daniel Luton Jouni Tähti Tony Southern Jouni Tähti Kurt Deklerck
2016 St. Johann Henrik Larsson Tony Southern Henrik Larsson Kurt Deklerck Jouni Tähti Kurt Deklerck
2017 Albufeira Jouni Tähti Kurt Deklerck Jouni Tähti Henrik Larsson Kurt Deklerck Roy Kimberley
2018 Veldhoven Jouni Tähti Henrik Larsson Jouni Tähti Fred Dinsmore Jouni Tähti Roy Kimberley
2019 Treviso Jouni Tähti Roy Kimberley Jouni Tähti Fred Dinsmore Henrik Larsson Kaspars Turks
2020 Antalya Cancelled due to COVID-19 in Turkey[7]

Men's teams
Year Venue Champion Score Runner-up Semi-finalists
1985 St. Johann  Germany  Sweden  Austria   Switzerland
1986 Oslo  Sweden  Germany  United Kingdom  Norway
1987 Stolberg  Germany  Sweden  Austria   Switzerland
1988 Stockholm  Germany  Sweden  Norway  Austria
1989 Schaan  Germany  Austria  Sweden  Norway
1990 St. Moritz  Sweden  Germany   Switzerland  Norway
1991 Mussolente  Germany  Sweden  Austria   Switzerland
1992 Velden  Germany  Sweden  Austria  Norway
1993 Oslo  Germany  Sweden   Switzerland  Finland
1994 Tampere  Germany  Austria   Switzerland  Sweden
1995 Antwerp  Germany  Sweden  Norway  Austria
1996 Békéscsaba  Germany  Austria  Denmark   Switzerland
1997 Stavanger  Germany  Denmark  Luxembourg  Austria
1998 Luxembourg  Denmark  Finland  Germany  United Kingdom
1999 Poznań  Germany  Netherlands  Finland  Norway
2000 Bregenz  Netherlands  Germany  Finland  Sweden
2001 Karlsbad  Germany  Sweden  Netherlands   Switzerland
2002 Tampere  Germany  Finland  Hungary  Sweden
2003 Białystok  Sweden  Croatia   Switzerland  Netherlands
2004 Prague  Netherlands  Germany  Italy  Finland
2005 Veldhoven  Germany  Czech Republic  Netherlands  Finland
2006–2011: no events held
2012 Luxembourg  Spain 2:1  Germany  Finland  Austria
2013 Portorož  Netherlands 2:1  Finland  United Kingdom  Russia
2014 Kyrenia  Austria 2:1  Spain  Germany  Portugal
2015 Vale do Lobo  Poland 2:1  Netherlands  Germany  Austria
2016 St. Johann  Germany 2:1  Russia  Sweden  Finland
2017 Albufeira  Austria 2:1  Finland  Poland  Spain
2018 Veldhoven  Poland 2:1  Netherlands  Croatia  Estonia
2019 Treviso  Spain 2:0  Austria  Poland  Russia
2020 Antalya Cancelled due to COVID-19 in Turkey[7]

Women's teams
Year Venue Champion Score Runner-up Semi-finalists
1989 Schaan  Sweden  Germany   Switzerland  Austria
1990 St. Moritz   Switzerland  Germany  Austria  Sweden
1991 Mussolente  Sweden   Switzerland  Germany  Austria
1992 Velden  Germany  Sweden   Switzerland  Austria
1993 Oslo  Sweden  Germany   Switzerland  Austria
1994 Tampere  Germany  Sweden  Austria   Switzerland
1995 Antwerpen  Germany  Sweden  Netherlands  Austria
1996 Békéscsaba  Germany   Switzerland  Norway  Austria
1997 Stavanger   Switzerland  Germany  Austria  Norway
1998 Luxembourg  Norway  Sweden   Switzerland  Germany
1999 Posen  Sweden  Norway  Germany  Netherlands
2000 Bregenz  Sweden   Switzerland  Austria  Germany
2001 Brünn  Germany  Norway  Austria  Sweden
2002 Tampere  Sweden  Germany  Denmark  Finland
2003 Białystok  Germany  Sweden  Netherlands  Finland
2004 Prague  Germany  Denmark  Netherlands  Finland
2005 Veldhoven  Germany  Netherlands  Italy  United Kingdom
2006–2011: no events held
2012 Luxembourg  Poland 5:4  Norway  Russia  Austria
2013 Portorož  Sweden 2:0  Bulgaria  Poland  Austria
2014 Kyrenia  Austria 2:0  Russia  Norway   Switzerland
2015 Vale do Lobo  Russia 2:0  Norway   Switzerland  Austria
2016 St. Johann  Poland 2:1  Russia  Norway  Germany
2017 Albufeira  Russia 2:0  Spain   Switzerland  Netherlands
2018 Veldhoven  Portugal 2:0  Ukraine  Netherlands  Russia
2019 Treviso  Portugal 2:0  Germany  Russia  Poland
2020 Antalya Cancelled due to COVID-19 in Turkey[7]

References
  1. "Previous Events – Dynamic Billard European Championships". europeanpoolchampionships.eu.
  2. "Event Calendar – Dynamic Billard European Championships". europeanpoolchampionships.eu.
  3. "Hall of Fame – Dynamic Billard European Championships". europeanpoolchampionships.eu. Retrieved 3 January 2019.
  4. "European Pool Championships". azbilliards.com. Retrieved 3 January 2019.
  5. "Final medals awarded at Dynamic Billard European Pool Championships 2018". azbilliards.com. Retrieved 3 January 2019.
  6. "9-Ball Individuals Displayed Close Matches". azbilliards.com. Retrieved 3 January 2019.
  7. "2020 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS CANCELLED". EPBF facebook profile. Retrieved 5 October 2020.
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