Croatian Chess Championship

The Croatian Chess Championship is the annual individual national chess championship of Croatia.

Winners

# Year Venue Champion 1 1993 Zagreb Davor Rogić 2 1994 3 1995 Pula Goran Dizdar 4 1996 Robert Zelčić 5 1997 6 1998 Pula Robert Zelčić 7 1999 Ivan Žaja 8 2000 Pula Ivan Žaja 9 2001 Pula Mladen Palac 10 2002 Zagreb Ivica Armanda 11 2003 Rabac Robert Zelčić 12 2004 Zagreb Mladen Palac 13 2005 Vukovar Krunoslav Hulak 14 2006 Kutina Zoran Jovanović 15 2007 Split Hrvoje Stević 16 2008 Rijeka Hrvoje Stević 17 2009 Ivan Šarić 18 2010 Ante Brkić

# Year Venue Women's Champion 1 1992 Pula Albina Paraminski 2 1992 Đakovo Vlasta Maček 3 1993 Zagreb Mirjana Medić 4 1994 Poreč Mirjana Medić 5 1995 Slavonski Brod Mirjana Medić 6 1996 Pula Mirjana Medić 7 1998 Pula Zorica Puljek Salai 8 1999 Pula Vlasta Maček 9 2002 Zagreb Mara Jelica 10 2003 Rabac Mirjana Medić 11 2004 Zagreb Rajna Šargač 12 2006 Zagreb Mirjana Medić 13 2007 Đakovo Borka Franciskovic 14 2008 Đakovo Borka Franciskovic 15 2009 Zadar Borka Franciskovic 16 2010 Krapina Borka Franciskovic 17 2011 Topusko Borka Franciskovic

References

• Crowther, Mark (2 April 1995), THE WEEK IN CHESS 26: Croatian Championship 1995, London Chess Center 
• Crowther, Mark (9 February 1998), THE WEEK IN CHESS 170: Croatian Championship 1998, London Chess Center 
• Crowther, Mark (24 January 2000), THE WEEK IN CHESS 272: Croatian Championship 2000, London Chess Center, http://www.chesscenter.com/twic/twic272.html#10 
• Crowther, Mark (6 March 2000), THE WEEK IN CHESS 278: Croatian Championship 2000 (playoff), London Chess Center, http://www.chesscenter.com/twic/twic278.html#9 
• Crowther, Mark (28 May 2001), THE WEEK IN CHESS 342: Croatian Championship 2001, London Chess Center, http://www.chesscenter.com/twic/twic342.html#6 
• Crowther, Mark (9 December 2002), THE WEEK IN CHESS 422: Croatian Championship 2002, London Chess Center, http://www.chesscenter.com/twic/twic422.html#16 
• Crowther, Mark (29 November 2004), THE WEEK IN CHESS 525: Croatian Championship 2004, London Chess Center, http://www.chesscenter.com/twic/twic525.html#7 
• Crowther, Mark (21 November 2005), THE WEEK IN CHESS 576: Croatian Championship 2005, London Chess Center, http://www.chesscenter.com/twic/twic576.html#5 
• Crowther, Mark (27 November 2006), THE WEEK IN CHESS 629: Croatian Championship 2006, London Chess Center, http://www.chesscenter.com/twic/twic629.html#6 
• Crowther, Mark (4 February 2008), THE WEEK IN CHESS 691: Croatian Championship 2007, London Chess Center, http://www.chesscenter.com/twic/twic691.html#5 
• Some Biographies of Croatian players
• Complete list of women's champions

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