WORLD UNIVERSITY BRIDGE CHAMPIONSHIPS

WORLD UNIVERSITY BRIDGE CHAMPIONSHIPS
In 2000 to coincide with the Olympics of the bridge was established the first
World University Championship reserved for players of any university in the
country aged between 17 and 28 years.
This first competition did not get the recognition of the International Federation
of University Sports (FISU) and therefore is not mentioned in the directories
that show this type of sample unless starting from 2002 with the edition held in
Bruges.
TEAMS
2000 - MAASTRICHT (Netherlands) - 24 teams (Edition 0)
1.
AUSTRIA
Andreas Gloyer, Arno Lindermann, Bernd Saurer
Martin Schifko
Hannelore Thomasberger (npc)
2.
ITALY
Bernardo Biondo, Riccardo Intonti, Stefano Uccello
Mario d'Avossa, Stelio di Bello
Gianpaolo Rinaldi (npc)
3.
DENMARK
Gregers Bjarnarson, Anders Hagen, Kasper Konow
Anders Sigsgaard
7.
GERMANY
Raoul Balschun, Julius Linde, Martin Möller, Sebastian Reim
2002 - BRUGGE (Belgium) - 13 teams
1.
DENMARK
2.
ITALY
3.
NETHERLANDS
5
GERMANY
Gregers Bjarnarson, Michael Askgaard, Kasper Konow
Anders Hagen
Fabio Lo Presti, Francesco Nicolodi, Stefano Uccello
Matteo Sbarigia, Andrea Pagani
Bart Hoekstra, Bas Drijver, Niek Brink, Marjolein Debets
Maarten Schollaardt
Julius Linde, Matthias Schüller, André Marx, Nils Bokholt
Falko Gleichmann, Andreas Sauter
Ralph Retzlaff (npc)
2004 - ISTANBUL (Turkey - 15 teams
1.
POLAND
Krzysztof Buras, Jacek Kalita, Krzysztof Kotorowicz
Grzegorz Narkiewicz, Wojciech Strzemecki
2.
BELGIUM
Alon Amsel, Steven de Donder, Daniel de Ross
Steve de Ross
3.
USA
12
GERMANY
Charlie Garrod, Marc Glickman, Ari Greenberg, Joon Pahk
John Kranyak, Noble Shore
Andreas Gondorf, Andreas Sauter, Alexandra Schwerdt,
Martin Stoszek
2006 - TIANJIN (China) - 27 teams
1.
CHINA
Shu LIU, Yan WANG, Jing LIU, Jing JIN, Xin LI, Yan LIU
2.
USA
Joel Wooldridge, Ari David Greenberg, Jason Feldman John
William Barth
Ronald Smith (coach)
3.
POLAND
Piotr Madry, Przemyslaw Janiszewski, Piotr Wiankowski
Jakub Kasprzak, Michal Nowosadzki, Przemysław Piotrowski
15.
GERMANY
Daniel Gottanka, Maria Würmseer, Jan-Hendrik de Wiljes,
Matthias Felmy, Oliver Hevemeier, Thomas Gotard
2008 - ŁÓDZ (Poland) - 21 teams
1.
HOLLAND
Bob Drijver, Merijn Groenenboom, Marion Michielsen
Danny Molenaar, Tim Verbeek, Meike Wortel
2.
POLAND
Jacek Kalita, Krzysztof Kotorowicz, Piotr Nawrocki
Michał Nowosadzki, Jan Sikora, Piotr Wiankowski
3.
NORWAY
Håkon Bogen, Lars Arthur Johansen, Steffen Simonsen
Erlend Skjetne, Daniel Ueland
Lars Kvarsvik (npc)
6.
GERMANY
Martin Rehder, Paul Orth, Raffael Braun, Kai Timofejew
Hartmut Kondoch (coach)
2010 - KAOSHIUNG (Taiwan) - 14 teams
1.
POLAND
Gawel Wojciech, Piotr Zatorski, Michal Nowosadzki
Piotr Wiankowski, Jacek Kalita, Jan Sikora
Stanislaw Golebiowski (npc)
2.
FRANCE
Aymeric Lebatteux, Thibault Coudert, Christophe Grosset
Alexandre Kilani, Cedric Lorenzini, Simon Poulat
Valerie Sauvage
Joel Corbeau (npc), Patrick Bogaki (coach)
3.
ISRAEL
Gilad Ofir, Eran Assaraf, Ory Assaraf, Ron Schwartz
5
GERMANY
Martin Rehder, Thomas Gotard, Janko Katerbau,
Jan-Hendrik de Wiljes
Hartmut Kondoch (coach)
2012 - REIMS (France) - 17 teams
1.
POLAND
2.
CZECH
REPUBLIC
Piotr Zatorski, Maciej Bielawski, Pawel Jassem
Piotr Tuczynski, Bartolomiej Igla
Stanislaw Golebiowski (npc)
Lukas Barnet, Frantisek Kralik, Michal Kopecky, Milan Makura
3.
POLAND
Jan Sikora, Natalia Sakowska, Piotr Butryn, Piotr Nawrocki
Stanislaw Gołebiowski (coach)
7
GERMANY
Raffael Braun, Marie Eggeling, Paul Grünke, Michael Rusch
Hartmut Kondoch (coach)
2014 – (1-7 November) OPATIJA (Croatia) - 17 teams
1.
CZECH
REPUBLIC
Frantisek Kralik, Michal Kopecky Jakub Vojtik, Kamil Zylka
2.
POLAND
Maciej Bielawski, Piotr Tuczyński, Slawomir Niajko
Łukasz Witkowski, Jakub Wojcieszek
3.
FRANCE
Baptiste Combescure, Alexandre Kilani, Clément Laloubeyre,
Aymeric Lebatteaux
10.
GERMANY
Raffael Braun, Marie Eggeling, Katharina Brinck Paul Grünke
Hartmut Kondoch (coach)
2016 – (23-29 August) LODZ (Poland) - 12 teams
1.
POLAND 2
Jakub Jagozinski, Arkadiusz Majcher, Piotr Marcinowski
Rafal Marks, Mateusz Sobczak, Adam Waskiewicz
2.
POLAND 1
Łukasz Witkowski, Maciej Bielawski, Igor Łosiewicz
Jakub Wojcieszek, Maksymilian Chodacki, Kamil Nowak
3.
SERBIA
Selena Pepic, Vuk Trnavac, Stojan Vazic, Jovana Zoranovic