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Dutch Chess Championship

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The Dutch Chess Championship was officially established in 1909, although unofficial champions stretch back to the 1870s.

Early years

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# Year City Winner
1 1873 The Hague Henry (H.W.B.) Gifford
2 1874 Amsterdam Adrianus (A.A.G.) de Lelie
3 1875 Rotterdam Henry (H.W.B.) Gifford
4 1876 Gouda Julius (J.G.C.A.) de Vogel
5 1877 The Hague Ansel Polak Daniels
6 1878 Amsterdam Maarten van 't Kruijs
7 1879 Rotterdam Charles (C.E.A.) Dupré
8 1880 Gouda Henry Edward Bird
9 1881 The Hague Levi Benima
10 1882 The Hague Christiaan Messemaker
11 1883 Rotterdam Levi Benima
12 1884 Gouda Christiaan Messemaker
13 1885 The Hague Dirk van Foreest
14 1886 Utrecht Dirk van Foreest
15 1887 Amsterdam Dirk van Foreest
16 1888 Rotterdam Rudolf Loman
17 1889 Gouda Arnold van Foreest
18 1890 The Hague Rudolf Loman
19 1891 Utrecht Rudolf Loman
20 1892 Amsterdam Robbert van den Bergh
21 1893 Groningen Arnold van Foreest
Rudolf Loman
22 1894 Rotterdam Rudolf Loman
23 1895 Arnhem Adolf Georg Olland
24 1896 Leiden Dirk Bleijkmans
25 1897 Utrecht Rudolf Loman
26 1898 The Hague Jan Diderik Tresling
27 1899 Amsterdam Henry Ernest Atkins
28 1900 Groningen Gerard Oskam
29 1901 Haarlem Adolf Georg Olland
30 1902 Rotterdam Arnold van Foreest
31 1903 Hilversum Paul Saladin Leonhardt
32 1904 Leeuwarden Dirk Bleijkmans
33 1905 Scheveningen Frank James Marshall
34 1906 Arnhem Bernard Wolff Beffie
35 1907 Utrecht Jan Willem te Kolsté
36 1908 Haarlem Jan F. Esser

Official championships

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The official championship was established in 1909 as a biennial, twelve-player, round-robin tournament. As of 1970, the top five finishers were seeded into the next championship, one player was nominated by the Selection Committee and six came from preliminary qualifying tournaments. Three regional qualifying tournaments of eight to twelve players each were held over four weekends. Grandmasters were not required to qualify to play in the championship.[1] In 1970, annual championships were instituted. In 1935 a championship for women was established.

Year City (men) Winner Women's winner
1909 Leiden Adolf Georg Olland
1912 Delft Rudolf Loman
1913 Amsterdam Johannes Esser
1919 The Hague Max Marchand
1921 Nijmegen Max Euwe
1924 Amsterdam Max Euwe
1926 Utrecht Max Euwe
1929 Amsterdam Max Euwe
1933 The Hague Max Euwe
1935 Catharina Roodzant
1936 Rotterdam Salo Landau Catharina Roodzant
1937 Fenny Heemskerk
1938 Amsterdam Max Euwe Catharina Roodzant
1939 match
Euwe - Landau		 Max Euwe Fenny Heemskerk
1942 match
Euwe - van den Hoek		 Max Euwe
1946 Fenny Heemskerk
1947 match Max Euwe
1948 match
Euwe - van Scheltinga		 Max Euwe Fenny Heemskerk
1950 Amsterdam Max Euwe Fenny Heemskerk
1952 Enschede Max Euwe Fenny Heemskerk
1954 Amsterdam Jan Hein Donner Fenny Heemskerk
1955 1954 match Max Euwe
1956 Fenny Heemskerk
1957 Amsterdam Jan Hein Donner
1958 Amsterdam Jan Hein Donner Fenny Heemskerk
1960 Corry Vreeken
1961 The Hague Hiong Liong Tan Fenny Heemskerk
1962 Corry Vreeken
1963 The Hague Franciscus Kuijpers
1964 Corry Vreeken
1965 The Hague Lodewijk Prins
1966 Corry Vreeken
1967 Zierikzee Hans Ree
1968 Ingrid Tuk
1969 Leeuwarden Hans Ree
1970 Leeuwarden Eddie Scholl Corry Vreeken
1971 Leeuwarden Hans Ree Rie Timmer
1972 Leeuwarden Coen Zuidema Rie Timmer
1973 Leeuwarden Genna Sosonko Ada van der Giessen
1974 Leeuwarden Jan Timman Cathy van der Mije
1975 Leeuwarden Jan Timman Erika Belle
1976 Leeuwarden Jan Timman Cathy van der Mije
1977 Leeuwarden Viktor Korchnoi Cathy van der Mije
1978 Leeuwarden Jan Timman
Genna Sosonko		 Cathy van der Mije
1979 Leeuwarden Gert Ligterink Cathy van der Mije
1980 Leeuwarden Jan Timman Erika Belle
1981 Leeuwarden Jan Timman Erika Belle
1982 Amsterdam Hans Ree Carla Bruinenberg
1983 Hilversum Jan Timman Carla Bruinenberg
1984 Hilversum John van der Wiel Carla Bruinenberg
Heleen de Greef
1985 Hilversum Paul van der Sterren Jessica Harmsen
Hanneke van Parreren
1986 Hilversum John van der Wiel Heleen de Greef
1987 Hilversum Jan Timman Jessica Harmsen
1988 Hilversum Rudy Douven Jessica Harmsen
1989 Hilversum Marinus Kuijf Mariëtte Drewes
1990 Hilversum Jeroen Piket Renate Limbach
1991 Eindhoven Jeroen Piket Anne Marie Benschop
1992 Eindhoven Jeroen Piket Erika Sziva
1993 Eindhoven Paul van der Sterren Iwona Bos-Swiecik
1994 Amsterdam Jeroen Piket Erika Sziva
1995 Amsterdam Ivan Sokolov Marisca Kouwenhoven
1996 Amsterdam Jan Timman Erika Sziva
1997 Rotterdam Predrag Nikolić Peng Zhaoqin
1998 Rotterdam Ivan Sokolov Erika Sziva
1999 Rotterdam Predrag Nikolić Erika Sziva
2000 Rotterdam Loek van Wely Peng Zhaoqin
2001 Leeuwarden Loek van Wely Peng Zhaoqin
2002 Leeuwarden Loek van Wely Peng Zhaoqin
2003 Leeuwarden Loek van Wely Peng Zhaoqin
2004 Leeuwarden Loek van Wely Peng Zhaoqin
2005 Leeuwarden Loek van Wely Peng Zhaoqin
2006 Hilversum Sergei Tiviakov Peng Zhaoqin
2007 Hilversum Sergei Tiviakov Peng Zhaoqin
2008 Hilversum Jan Smeets Peng Zhaoqin
2009 Haaksbergen Anish Giri Peng Zhaoqin
2010 Eindhoven Jan Smeets Peng Zhaoqin
2011 Boxtel Anish Giri Peng Zhaoqin
2012 Amsterdam Anish Giri Tea Lanchava
2013 Amsterdam Dimitri Reinderman Lisa Schut
2014 Amsterdam Loek van Wely Anne Haast
2015 Amsterdam Anish Giri Anne Haast
2016 Amsterdam Jorden van Foreest Anne Haast
2017 Amsterdam Loek van Wely Anne Haast
2018 Amsterdam Sergei Tiviakov Peng Zhaoqin
2019 Amsterdam Lucas van Foreest Iozefina Păuleţ
2021 Hoogeveen/Rotterdam Max Warmerdam[2] Anne Haast[3]
2022 Dieren Erwin L'Ami Machteld van Foreest
2023 Utrecht Anish Giri Eline Roebers
2024 Utrecht Max Warmerdam Maaike Keetman

Notes

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  1. ^ Sunnucks 1970, p. 318. Organization of the championships changed some time after 1967.
  2. ^ "Max Warmerdam wins Dutch Championship 2021". www.fide.com. Retrieved 2021-12-05.
  3. ^ "Dutch Championship: Anne Haast clinches fifth title". www.fide.com. Retrieved 2021-12-05.

References

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