Austrian Chess Championship

The Austrian Chess Championship is held by the Austrian Chess Federation (Österreichischer Schachbund).

For its correspondence chess subdivision, see OESB-FS.

## Unofficial Championships

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Year | City | Winner

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1921 | Vienna | Fritz Sämisch
1922 | Vienna | Akiba Rubinstein
1923 | Vienna | Anton Schara
1924 | Vienna | Arthur Dünmann
1925 | Vienna | Albert Becker
Siegfried Reginald Wolf
1926 | Vienna | Siegmund Beutum

## Official Championships

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* Erich Eliskases won two matches for the title against Rudolf Spielmann in 1936 (5.5 : 4.5), and in 1937 (6 : 4), both in Semmering.

Year | City | Champion

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1929 | Innsbruck | Erich Eliskases
Eduard Glass
1930 | Graz | Franz Kunert
1931 | Bregenz | Herbert Berghofer
Karl Palda
1933 | Vienna | Immo Fuss
1934 | Vienna | David Podhorzer
1936 | Semmering *) | Erich Eliskases
1937 | Semmering *) | Erich Eliskases
1947 | Ischl | Leopold Lenner
1948 | Horn | Karl Galia
1949 | Eferding | Josef Platt
1950 | Melk | Rudolf Palme
1951 | Vienna | Josef Lokvenc
Thaddäus Leinweber
1952 | Steyr | Karl Poschauko
1953 | Wolfsberg | Josef Lokvenc
1954 | Baden bei Wien | Andreas Dückstein
1955 | Prein | Franz Auer
1956 | Prein | Andreas Dückstein
1957 | St. Johann in Tirol | Franz Auer
1958 | Rif [de]/Hallein | Alexander Prameshuber
1960 | Prein | Karl Robatsch
1963 | Ottenstein | Wilhelm Schwarzbach
1965 | Ottenstein | Philipp Struner
1967 | Graz | Karl Janetschek
1969 | Haag am Hausruck | Karl Röhrl
1971 | Hartberg | Karl Röhrl
1973 | Loeben | Karl Janetschek
1975 | Mösern ob Telfs | Franz Hölzl
1977 | Mösern ob Telfs | Andreas Dückstein
1979 | Lienz | Adolf Herzog
1981 | Lienz | Franz Hölzl
1983 | Seckau | Adolf Herzog
1985 | Wolfsberg | Josef Klinger
1987 | Semriach | Egon Brestian
1989 | Bad Schallerbach | Alexander Fauland
1991 | St. Lambrecht | Reinhard Lendwai
1993 | Gamlitz | Josef Klinger
1994 | Leibnitz | Alexander Fauland
1995 | Voitsberg | Nikolaus Stanec
1996 | Leibnitz | Nikolaus Stanec
1997 | Mösern | Nikolaus Stanec
1998 | Tenneck/Werfen | Nikolaus Stanec
1999 | Vienna | Nikolaus Stanec
2000 | Frohnleiten | Nikolaus Stanec
2001 | Mureck | Siegfried Baumegger
2002 | Oberpullendorf | Nikolaus Stanec
2003 | Hartberg | Nikolaus Stanec
2004 | Hartberg | Nikolaus Stanec
2005 | Gmunden | Nikolaus Stanec
2006 | Köflach | Eva Moser
2007 | Tweng | Siegfried Baumegger
2008 | Leoben | Markus Ragger
2009 | Jenbach | Markus Ragger
2010 | Vienna | Markus Ragger
2011 | Linz | Georg Fröwis
2012 | Zwettl | David Shengelia
2013 | Gisingen/Feldkirch | Peter Schreiner
2014 | Feistritz an der Drau | Mario Schachinger
2015 | Pinkafeld | David Shengelia
2016 | St Johann im Pongau | Georg Fröwis
2017 | Graz | Andreas Diermair
2018 | Vienna | Nikolaus Stanec
2019 | Vienna | Nikolaus Stanec
2020 | Graz | Valentin Dragnev
2021 | Innsbruck | Markus Ragger
2022 | Vienna | Felix Blohberger
2023 | Vienna | Siegfried Baumegger

## Official Championships (women)

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Year | City | Champion

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1950 | Melk | Salome Reischer
1951 | Wien | Gertrude Wagner
1952 | Graz | Salome Reischer
1953 | Horn | Alfreda Hausner
1954 | Pöchlarn | Salome Reischer
1955 | Wien | Berta Zebinger
1956 | Judenburg | Inge Kattinger
1958 | Maria Anzbach | Inge Kattinger
1960 | Innsbruck | Ida Salzmann
1964 | Hartberg | Inge Kattinger
1966 | Mauerkirchen | Wilma Samt
1968 | Kirchberg am Wechsel | Hermine Winninger
1970 | Seggau | Inge Kattinger
Wilma Samt
1972 | Rohrbach | Wilma Samt
1974 | Gloggnitz | Gertrude Schoißwohl
1976 | Krems | Alfreda Hausner
1978 | Feldkirch | Margit Hennings
1980 | Eggenburg | Margit Hennings
1982 | Nüziders | Margit Hennings
1984 | Kötschach-M. | Helene Mira
1986 | Kirchberg am Wechsel | Jutta Borek
1988 | Lienz | Jutta Borek
1990 | Braunau | Maria Horvath
1992 | Neumarkt | Jutta Borek
1994 | Grieskirchen | Jutta Borek
1996 | Grieskirchen | Helene Mira
1997 | Gallspach | Sonja Sommer
1998 | Tenneck/Werfen | Ursula Fraunschiel
1999 | Wien | Margit Krasser
2000 | Frohnleiten | Sonja Sommer
2001 | Mureck | Helene Mira
2002 | Oberpullendorf | Helene Mira
2003 | Hartberg | Anna-Christina Kopinits
2004 | Hartberg | Helene Mira
2005 | Gmunden | Sonja Sommer
2006 | Köflach | Anna-Christina Kopinits
Helene Mira
2007 | Tweng | Anna-Christina Kopinits
2008 | Leoben | Anna-Christina Kopinits
2009 | Jenbach | Anna-Christina Kopinits
2010 | Vienna | Eva Moser
2011 | Linz | Eva Moser
2012 | Zwettl | Anna-Christina Kopinits
2013 | Gisingen/Feldkirch | Veronika Exler
2014 | Feistritz an der Drau | Barbara Teuschler
2015 | Pinkafeld | Katharina Newrkla
2016 | St. Johann im Pongau | Anna-Lena Schnegg
2017 | Graz | Anna-Christina Kopinits
2018 | Vienna | Veronika Exler
2019 | Vienna | Regina Theissl-Pokorná
2020 | Graz | Elisabeth Hapala
2021 | Innsbruck | Anna-Lena Schnegg
2022 | Vienna | Annika Fröwis
2023 | Vienna | Denise Trippold

## References

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* Whyld, Ken (1986), Chess: The Records, Guinness Books, pp. 88–89, ISBN 0-85112-455-0 (results through 1985)
* Staatsmeisterschaften der Herren
* Die österreichischen Staatsmeister
* 2004 report with list of previous winners
* 2007 edition

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