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The 50th anniversary edition of the European Bridge Teams Championships will be held in Kursaal, Ostend, Belgium, from 22 June to 3 July 2010. The Championships comprise three series - for Open, Women and Senior national teams. Anniversary festivities also are included in the programme. In the previous edition of the Championships, held in Pau, France, 2008, a new format was introduced in the Open series: teams were split in two groups and played a round robin within each group; the top teams then joined in a second round robin from which the new European Champions emerged. In 2008, each qualifying team met again in the second round robin with the teams it had met in the qualifying round, and the result of the first match did no longer matter. This year, this will not happen. Qualified teams will carry over to the second round robin the entire result of their qualifying matches, and these matches will not be played again. Accordingly, the duration of the Championships will be reduced by three days, allowing it to start on Tuesday instead of the usual Saturday. Originally held in Scheveningen, The Nether- lands, in 1932, the European Bridge Team New EBL administration Championships became the principal competi- to be elected in Ostend tion organized by the European Bridge League A new President of the EBL is to be elected in Ostend, to for teams representing the member countries. replace Gianarrigo Rona who is retiring after 11 years in It started as a single series competition for office, having been first elected EBL President in 1999 in open teams, but in 1935, a women teams Malta. Gianarrigo Rona has already been elected President series was added. The senior series became of the World Bridge Federation and he will be assuming part of the competition much later, in 1995. office in October 2010, at the end of the World Bridge Since 2002, the European Team Champion- Series Championships in Philadelphia. Together with the ships are held every even-numbered year. new President, elections will take place for the entire EBL The first European champions, back in 1932, were Austria, who also won the first women Executive Committee as its term ends also in June. event in 1935. The first senior champions, Poland, were declared 30 years later. All in all, The elections will be held during the EBL General Assembly Italy has won most gold medals in the open series (19 against France's 8 and England's which will take place in Ostend, on 27 June 2010. The Gen- 7), while England prevails in the women (with 13 gold medals, against France's 12 and eral Assembly, which comprises delegates of all 49 member Denmark's 6), and France in the seniors (with 3 gold medals, against Poland's 2). countries of the League, will also deal with the approval of the EBL's financial documents (balance sheet & accounts Click here to register 2008-09, budget 2011-12, etc.). • For detailed information click here • For a complete list of the previous events, their venues and winners, click here. • To see the reigning champions, click here to go to the 49th European Team Championships site. Return to top of page Close Window www.scuolabridgemultimediale.it European Championship Open Teams4 Rank Country Wins Year (s) 1 Italy 19 1951 1956 1957 1958 1959 1965 1967 1969 1971 1973 1975 1979 1995 1997 1999 2001 2002 2004 2006 2 France 8 1935 1953 1955 1962 1966 1970 1974 1983 3 Great Britain 7 1948 1949 1950 1954 1961 1963 1991 4 Austria 5 1932 1933 1936 1937 1985 5 Sweden 4 1939 1952 1977 1987 6 Poland 3 1981 1989 1993 7 Hungary 2 1934 1938 8 Norway 1 2008 www.scuolabridgemultimediale.it European Championship Open Teams4 Rank Player Wins Country Year (s) 1 Giorgio Belladonna 10 Italy 1956 1957 1958 1959 1965 1967 1969 1971 1973 1979 2 Lorenzo Lauria 7 Italy 1979 1995 1997 2001 2002 2004 2006 3= Norberto Bocchi 6 Italy 1997 1999 2001 2002 2004 2006 3= Giorgio Duboin 6 Italy 1997 1999 2001 2002 2004 2006 3= Kenneth Konstram 6 Great Britain 1948 1949 1950 1954 1961 1963 3= Alfredo Versace 6 Italy 1995 1997 2001 2002 2004 2006 7= Benito Bianchi 5 Italy 1959 1965 1967 1969 1971 7= Eugenio Chiaradia 5 Italy 1951 1956 1957 1958 1959 7= Pietro Forquet 5 Italy 1951 1956 1957 1958 1959 7= Benito Garozzo 5 Italy 1969 1971 1973 1975 1979 7= Maurice Harrison-Gray 5 Great Britain 1948 1949 1950 1963 1948 12= Walter Avarelli 4 Italy 1956 1957 1958 1959 12= Leslie Dodds 4 Great Britain 1948 1949 1950 1954 12= Dano de Falco 4 Italy 1973 1979 1999 2001 12= Dr Giuseppe Messina 4 Italy 1965 1967 1969 1971 12= Renato Mondolfo 4 Italy 1965 1967 1969 1971 12= Terence Reese 4 Great Britain 1948 1949 1954 1963 12= Boris Schapiro 4 Great Britain 1948 1949 1954 1963 12= Guglielmo Siniscalco 4 Italy 1951 1956 1957 1958 12= Henri Svarc 4 France 1966 1970 1974 1983 21= Rene Bacherich 3 France 1953 1955 1962 21= Massimo D'Alelio 3 Italy 1956 1957 1958 21= Jean-Michel Boulenger 3 France 1966 1970 1974 21= Arturo Franco 3 Italy 1973 1975 1979 21= Pierre Ghestem 3 France 1953 1955 1962 21= Edmond Pollak 3 Austria 1932 1933 1936 27= Cezary Balicki 2 Poland 1989 1993 27= Andrea Buratti 2 Italy 1995 1997 27= Fulvio Fantoni 2 Italy 2004 2006 27= Guido Ferraro 2 Italy 1999 2001 27= Simon Fleischmann 2 Austria 1932 1933 27= Sven-Olov Flodqvist 2 Sweden 1977 1987 27= Nico Gardener 2 Great Britain 1950 1961 27= Hans Gothe 2 Sweden 1977 1987 27= Pierre Jais 2 France 1955 1970 27= Laszlo Klor 2 Hungary 1934 1938 27= Julian Klukowski 2 Poland 1981 1989 27= Rudolf Kock 2 Sweden 1939 1952 27= Massimo Lanzarotti 2 Italy 1995 1997 27= Michel Lebel 2 France 1974 1983 27= Krzysztof Martens 2 Poland 1981 1989 27= Adam Meredith 2 Great Britain 1949 1954 27= Claudio Nunes 2 Italy 2004 2006 27= Edward Rayne 2 Great Britain 1948 1949 27= Jean-Marc Roudinesco 2 France 1966 1970 27= Antonio Sementa 2 Italy 1995 2002 27= Dr Paul Stern 2 Austria 1932 1933 27= Jacques Stetten 2 France 1962 1966 27= Per Olof Sundelin 2 Sweden 1977 1987 27= Roger Trezel 2 France 1955 1970 27= Dr Einar Werner 2 Sweden 1939 1952 27= Adam Zmudzinski 2 Poland 1989 1993 53= Louis Urvater 1 Austria 1932 53= Walter Herbert 1 Austria 1933 European Open Teams most wins by players 30 03 10 Page 1 www.scuolabridgemultimediale.it 53= Emeric Alpar 1 Hungary 1934 53= Rafael Cohen 1 Hungary 1934 53= Lasloo Decsi 1 Hungary 1934 53= Francis von Leitner 1 Hungary 1934 53= Andor Keleti 1 Hungary 1934 53= Baron Robert de Nexon 1 France 1935 53= Pierre Albarran 1 France 1935 53= Adrien Aron 1 France 1935 53= Joseph Broutin 1 France 1935 53= Georges Rousset 1 France 1935 53= Sophocles Venizelos 1 France 1935 53= Hans Jellinek 1 Austria 1936 53= Karl Schneider 1 Austria 1936 53= Dr Paul von Kaltenegger 1 Austria 1936 53= G E Zichy 1 Hungary 1938 53= E Bokor 1 Hungary 1938 53= George Ferenczy 1 Hungary 1938 53= A Por 1 Hungary 1938 53= Dr Lajos Widder 1 Hungary 1938 53= Jac Newmann 1 Sweden 1939 53= Tore Sandgren 1 Sweden 1939 53= S J Simon 1 Great Britain 1948 53= John C H Marx 1 Great Britain 1950 53= Louis Tarlo 1 Great Britain 1950 53= Paoli Baroni 1 Italy 1951 53= Augusto Ricci 1 Italy 1951 53= Mario Franco 1 Italy 1951 53= Gunnar Anulf 1 Sweden 1952 53= Robert Larson 1 Sweden 1952 53= Nils-Olof Lilliehook 1 Sweden 1952 53= Jan Wohlin 1 Sweden 1952 53= Jacques Amouraben 1 France 1953 53= Marcel Kornblum 1 France 1953 53= Dr F Hervouet 1 France 1953 53= Robert Schilz 1 France 1953 53= Jordanis Pavlides 1 Great Britain 1954 53= Roger Lattes 1 France 1955 53= Bertrand Romanet 1 France 1955 53= R Manca 1 Italy 1959 53= Albert Rose 1 Great Britain 1961 53= Claude Rodrigue 1 Great Britain 1961 53= Tony Priday 1 Great Britain 1961 53= Alan Truscott 1 Great Britain 1961 53= Gerard Desrousseaux 1 France 1962 53= Dr Georges Theron 1 France 1962 53= Leon Tinter 1 France 1962 53= Jeremy Flint 1 Great Britain 1963 53= Joel Tarlo 1 Great Britain 1963 53= Piero Astolfi 1 Italy 1965 53= Vito Gandolfi 1 Italy 1965 53= Jaques Pariente 1 France 1966 53= Cesale Bresciani 1 Italy 1967 53= Oscar Bellentani 1 Italy 1967 53= Paolo Frendel 1 Italy 1969 53= Jean-Louis Stoppa 1 France 1970 53= Frederico Meyer 1 Italy 1971 53= Rodolfo Pedrini 1 Italy 1973 European Open Teams most wins by players 30 03 10 Page 2 www.scuolabridgemultimediale.it 53= Antonio Vivaldi 1 Italy 1973 53= Francois Leenhardt 1 France 1974 53= Christian Mari 1 France 1974 53= Edmond Vial 1 France 1974 53= S Di Stefano 1 Italy 1975 53= Ottorino Milani 1 Italy 1975 53= Carlo Mosca 1 Italy 1975 53= Silvio Sbarigia 1 Italy 1975 53= Anders Morath 1 Sweden 1977 53= Anders Brunzell 1 Sweden 1977 53= Jorgen Lingquist 1 Sweden 1977 53= Vito Pittala 1 Italy 1979 53= Alexander Jeziro 1 Poland 1981 53= Tomasz Przybora 1 Poland 1981 53= Andrzej Milde 1 Poland 1981 53= Marek Kukla 1 Poland 1981 53= Michel Coen 1 France 1983 53= Philippe Cronier 1 France 1983 53= Herve Mouiel 1 France 1983 53= Philippe Soulet 1 France 1983 53= Heinrich Berger 1 Austria 1985 53= Kurt Feichtinger 1 Austria 1985 53= Jan Fucik 1 Austria 1985 53= Wolfgang Meinl 1 Austria 1985 53= Karl Rohan 1 Austria 1985 53= Franz Terraneo 1 Austria 1985 53= Magnus Lindkvist 1 Sweden 1987 53= Bjorn Fallenius 1 Sweden 1987 53= Tommy Gullberg 1 Sweden 1987 53= K Moszczynski 1 Poland 1989 53= Marek Szymanowski 1 Poland 1989 53= Tony Forrester 1 Great Britain 1991 53= Andrew Robson 1 Great Britain 1991 53= Graham Kirby 1 Great Britain 1991 53= John Armstrong 1 Great Britain 1991 53= Roman Smolski 1 Great Britain 1991 53= Tony Sowter 1 Great Britain 1991 53= Krzysztof Lasocki 1 Poland 1993 53= Piotr Tuszynski 1 Poland 1993 53= Piotr Gawrys 1 Poland 1993 53= Wojoiech Olanski