European Skat Championship

The European Skat Championship has been held biennially since 1979 by the world Skat organisation, the International Skat Players Association (ISPA), at various locations. It alternates with the World Skat Championship which has also been run biennially since 1978 by the same association. In addition to the title of European Skat Champion there are awards for a European Women's Champion, a European Youth Champion, a European Veteran's Champion and a European Women Veteran's Champion.

In the 2009 European Skat Championship in Graz, Claudia Knape won the final against the men and became the European Skat Champion. The women’s title was awarded to Martina Schmidt, who had won it by being better placed against Knape (M. Schmidt 9th, C. Knape 16th) in the preliminary rounds.

In addition, since 1981 there has been an award for the best team and the best mixed team. From 1995 there has been an award for best nation.

Championships and winners

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Venue Men Country Women Country Team Country National Prize
2023 Magdeburg   Germany
2021 Not held (COVID)
2019 Costa Pacifica   Europe Ingolf Münch GER Anissa Feiler GER Canadian Connection GER Germany
2017 Wisła   Poland Deni Lazicic GER Marianne Müller GER Dream Team Ost & Boki GER Germany
2015 Koblenz   Germany Senad Seferovic GER Claudia Knape GER Babeda GER Germany
2013 St. Vith   Belgium Robert Straubinger GER Birgit Güttes GER Karo Ass Meerbusch GER Germany
2011 Sélestat   France Senad Seferovic GER Tamara Wettlaufer GER Loibi GER Germany
2009 Graz   Austria Claudia Knape GER Martina Schmidt GER Minicar Pforzheim GER Austria
2007 Kirchheim   Germany Detlef Plewnia GER Claudia Knape GER Das Dream Team GER Germany
2005 Wisła   Poland Detlef Plewnia GER Martina Schmidt GER Die Koblenzer GER Germany
2003 Seefeld   Austria Thomas Wenning GER Claudia Knape GER Avantgarde GER Germany
2001 Balatonfüred   Hungary Gerd Raschke GER Ingeborg Zeitz GER Jupiter Team GER Germany
1999 Colmar   France Gerd Raschke GER Sigrid Haas GER Weser Haie Bremen GER Germany
1997 Ostend   Belgium Gerd Roth GER Martha Simons GER Hagen International GER Belgium
1995 Schladming   Austria RoCountry Bünten GER Regina Schobert GER Hendikepp Bremen GER Austria
1993 Grächen   Switzerland Jürgen Behnke GER Helga Goes GER Mittelrhein Koblenz GER
1991 Torremolinos   Spain Dieter Honsel GER Ellen Schüler GER Skatfreunde Hamm GER
1989 Friedrichshafen   Germany Günter Kotschner GER Uschi Bayer GER Jasen Team GER
1987 Ostend   Belgium Helmut Hill GER Erika Ulomska GER Herz Dame Aachen GER
1985 Linz   Austria Detlef Plewnia GER Irmgard Ahr-Holländer GER Blieskastel Homburg GER
1983 Paris   France Dieter Schlüter GER Sigrun Clauder GER Dortmunder Skat Asse GER
1981 Trier   Germany Philipp Wagner GER Marianne Brammertz GER Ingoltown GER
1979 Strasbourg   France Gerhard Witt GER Marianne Feuerstein GER GER
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