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European Youth Team Chess Championship 2026 LIVE

The 2026 European Youth Team Chess Championship is being held in Pardubice, Czech Republic, from 26 July to 1 August, organised by the Czech Chess Federation together with the European Chess Union (ECU). This year’s edition set a new participation record, with 66 teams and 218 players competing across four categories: Open U12, Open U18, Girls U12 and Girls U18. Each section is played as a 7-round Swiss-system team event, with a time control of 90 minutes plus 30 seconds per move.

Below is the full list of participating teams in every category, along with each team’s average rating, captain and top board player.

European Youth Team Chess Championship 2026

Open U18

The strongest section of the Championship in average rating, headed by Ukraine (2404) with GM Roman Dehtiarov on top board, followed closely by Armenia and hosts Czech Republic.

RankTeamRating Avg.CaptainBoard 1 player
1Ukraine2404Volodymyr HrabinskyyGM Dehtiarov, Roman (2507)
2Armenia2384Artashes MinasyanIM Sukiasyan, Vahe A. (2409)
3Czech Republic2375Lukáš VlasákIM Nemec, Jachym (2477)
4Hungary2371Laszlo GondaIM Bodrogi, Bendeguz (2459)
5Israel2370Marsel EfroimskiIM Tulchynskyi, Feliks (2417)
6Poland2366IM Krystizin KuzmiczFM Radzimski, Antoni (2394)
7Romania2363Ionescu CristianIM Cnejev, Vladimir-Alexandru (2421)
8Germany2359Alexander KrastevFM Korchynskyi, Mykola (2430)
9Turkey2338Hakan YaramişIM Durak, Can (2424)
10Austria2337Gert SchniderFM Balint, Peter (2414)
11Slovenia2309Aljosa GrosarIM Lavrencic, Matic (2495)
12Netherlands2285Robert RisFM Kurt, Sascha (2327)
13Serbia2257Pezelj NovakFM Dumbelovic, Novak (2349)
14Slovakia 12213Marek KarasFM Oruzinsky, Juraj (2329)
15Rishon Le Zion (ISR)2155Marsel EfroimskiFM Azoulay, Yehonatan (2328)
16Slovakia 22104Marek KarasSmetana, Peter (2120)
17Šachy Štěpán (CZE)2069Přemysl HrbekFM Brozka, Karel (2265)
18Ireland1828Fiachra MooreMoore, Fiachra (1927)

Open U12

Led by Netherlands (2045 average), with Serbia and Hungary close behind. Sixteen teams contest this category.

RankTeamRating Avg.CaptainBoard 1 player
1Netherlands2045Geon KnolPathak, Raghav (2152)
2Serbia2031Pezelj, NovakIvanovic, Leonid (2140)
3Hungary2020Miklós GalyasCM Ilko-Toth, Andras (2236)
4Turkey2001Mert KoçCM Yildiz, Ali Aras (2195)
5Ukraine1987Volodymyr VusatiukFarkash, Denys (2097)
6Germany1987Sergey GalduntsMueller, Konstantin (2020)
7Poland1985GM Marcin TazbirBuklaho, Ignacy (2082)
8Croatia 11964Ognjen CvitanKarlovic, Luka (2098)
9Romania1962Ionescu CristianCM Larion, Iustin (2060)
10Czech Republic1938Jakub RabatinTemirbek, Amirali (2019)
11Israel1910Michael KlenburgShemer, Oz (1990)
12Slovakia1886Marek KarasCM Andre, Tomas (1961)
13Slovenia1844David StevanicKonopatskyi, Aleksandr (1949)
14Etude Ramat Gan Chess Club (ISR)1719FM Dan DroriGeva Brodt, Yoav (1860)
15Croatia 21671Abicic, Josip (1736)
16Luxembourg1650IM Fred BerendEsmer, Hamza (1829)

Girls U18

Headlined by Germany 2 (2186 average), with hosts Czech Republic 1 and Serbia also among the top seeds. Eighteen teams take part, including four separate Czech Republic and three separate Germany entries.

RankTeamRating Avg.CaptainBoard 1 player
1Germany 22186Carmen Voicu JagodzinskyWFM Trunz, Michelle (2224)
2Czech Republic 12151Zbyněk HráčekWFM Rybackova, Lucie (2154)
3Serbia2149Carnic SrdjanWFM Vujovic, Vera (2207)
4Romania2146Ionescu CristianWFM Iordache, Alexia-Andreea (2150)
5Germany 12120Tatiana MelamedWFM Peglau, Charis (2169)
6Hungary2101Balazs CsonkaWFM Biro, Beata (2084)
7Poland2094Marcin TazbirWFM Szczotka, Klara (2129)
8Czech Republic 22092Zbyněk HráčekStara, Zuzana (2098)
9Ukraine2068Volodymyr HrabinskyyWFM Toroptseva, Yevheniia (2092)
10Germany 32031Carmen Voicu JagodzinskyKovalskyy, Alicia (2008)
11Croatia2014Jadranko PlencaWFM Zagorac, Lara (2062)
12Turkey1967Arda CanbulanWCM Kucuk, Aybike (2013)
13Slovenia1965Aljosa GrosarWCM Beber, Anja (2093)
14Czech Republic 31934Julia MovsesianVancakova, Veronika (1979)
15Israel1928Marsel EfroimskiKhairova, Evelina (1949)
16Rishon Le Zion – Nazareth (ISR)1882Marsel EfroimskiIngel, Mica Bar (1887)
17Slovakia1876Sergej BerezjukWCM Novomeska, Karin (2033)
18Black and White (CZE)1721Přemysl HrbekKozusnikova, Daniela (1812)

Girls U12

The youngest section, topped by Poland (1912 average), with Germany 1 and Romania rounding out the top three seeds. Fourteen teams compete, with Germany and Czech Republic each fielding multiple entries.

RankTeamRating Avg.CaptainBoard 1 player
1Poland1912Krystian KuzmiczWCM Rzadkowska, Lila (1932)
2Germany 11864Carmen Voicu-JagodzinskyWCM Chen, Yuefan (1907)
3Romania1851Ionescu CristianWCM Anistoroaei, Maria (1883)
4Slovenia1838David StevanicJaksa, Ema (2084)
5Serbia1832Carnic SrdjanSmilic, Nina (1880)
6Germany 21777Tatiana MelamedLukas, Olivia (1787)
7Germany 31758Tatiana MelamedVignesh, Sara (1729)
8Hungary1757Balazs CsonkaVadkerti, Anna (1714)
9Ukraine1724Volodymyr HrabinskyyHorodna, Anna (1740)
10Turkey1710Arda CanbulanKaygun, Melis Duru (1836)
11Czech Republic 11688Julia MovsesianTykalova, Barbora (1729)
12Slovakia1675Sergej BerezjukMacakova, Bianka (1788)
13Czech Republic 21534Zakova, Barbora (0)
14Israel1500Michael KlenburgShorosh, Lana (1515)

About the event

  • Organiser: Czech Chess Federation & European Chess Union
  • Location: Enteria Arena, Pardubice, Czech Republic
  • Dates: 26 July – 1 August 2026
  • Format: Swiss-system for teams, 7 rounds, 90 min + 30 sec/move
  • Tournament director: IO Jan Mazuch
  • Chief arbiter: IA Jan Sikora
  • Categories: Open U12, Open U18, Girls U12, Girls U18
  • Teams / players: 66 teams, 218 players (record participation)

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