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EGF Hall of Fame - Past Winners
- 1957 Fritz Dueball
- 1958 Fritz Dueball
- 1959 Fritz Dueball
- 1960 Günter Ciessow
- 1961 Wichard von Alvensleben
- 1962 Wichard von Alvensleben
- 1963 Wichard von Alvensleben
- 1964 Wichard von Alvensleben
- 1965 Jürgen Mattern
- 1966 Jürgen Mattern
- 1967 Zoran Mutabzija
- 1968 Jürgen Mattern
- 1969 Manfred Wimmer
- 1970 Manfred Wimmer
- 1971 Zoran Mutabzija
- 1972 Jürgen Mattern
- 1973 Jürgen Mattern
- 1974 Manfred Wimmer
- 1975 Jürgen Mattern
- 1976 Patrick Merissert
- 1977 Wolfgang Isele
- 1978 Helmut Hasibeder
- 1979 Jürgen Mattern
- 1980 Matthew Macfadyen
- 1981 Rob van Zeijst
- 1982 Ronald Schlemper
- 1983 Janusz Kraszek
- 1984 Matthew Macfadyen
- 1985 Ronald Schlemper
- 1986 Ronald Schlemper
- 1987 Matthew Macfadyen
- 1988 Tibor Pocsai
- 1989 Matthew Macfadyen
- 1990 Rob van Zeijst
- 1991 Alexei Lazarev
- 1992 Alexei Lazarev
- 1993 Rob van Zeijst
- 1994 Guo Juan
- 1995 Guo Juan
- 1996 Guo Juan
- 1997 Guo Juan
- 1998 Robert Mateescu
- 1999 Alexandr Dinerchtein
- 2000 Alexandr Dinerchtein
- 2001 Andrei Kulkov
- 2002 Alexandr Dinerchtein
- 2003 Alexandr Dinerchtein
- 2004 Alexandr Dinerchtein
- 2005 Alexandr Dinerchtein
- 2006 Svetlana Shikshina
- 2007 Ilya Shikshin
- 2008 Catalin Taranu
- 2009 Alexandr Dinerchtein
- 2010 Ilya Shikshin
- 2011 Ilya Shikshin
- 2012 Jan Simara
- 1997 Germany (Trepzik/Gerlach)
- 1999 Germany (Trepzik/Gerlach)
- 2000 Germany (Reimpell/Dickhut)
- 2001 Czechia (Simunkova/Hora)
- 2002 France (Cristiani/Drouot)
- 2003 Hungary (Pocsai/Pocsai)
- 2004 Czechia (Zaloudkova/Dach)
- 2005 Germany (Ente/Teuber)
- 2006 Russia (Kovaleva/Mezhov)
- 2007 Russia (Kovaleva/Surin)
- 2008 Russia (Kovaleva/Surin)
- 2009 Russia (Kovaleva/Surin)
- 2010 Russia (Kovaleva/Surin)
- 2011 Hungary (Pocsai/Balogh)
- 2012 Russia (Shikshina/Dinerchtein)
- 2013 Russia (Shikshina/Shikshin)
- 2005 Jan Hora
- 2006 Pal Balogh
- 2007 Benjamin Papazoglou
- 2008 Igor Nemly
- 2009 Jun Tarumi
- 2010 Matthias Terwey
- 2011 Artem Kachanovskij
- 2012 Ilya Shikshin
- 1985 West Germany
- 1988 USSR
- 1990 Russia
- 1994 Russia
- 1996 Russia
- 1999 Russia
- 2001 Russia
- 2005 Russia
- 2006 Romania
- 2007 Russia
- 2008 France
- 2009 Romania
- 2010 Netherlands
- 2011 Russia
- 2012 Russia
- 1996 Svetlana Shikshina
- 1997 Irina Danilchenko
- 2005 Pei Zhao, Svetlana Shikshina and Rita Pocsai
- 2006 Klara Zaloudkova
- 2007 Natalia Kovaleva
- 2008 Klara Zaloudkova
- 2009 Rita Pocsai
- 2010 Pei Zhao
- 2011 Rita Pocsai
- 2012 Vanessa Wong
- 1996 Antoine Fenech
- 1997 Antoine Fenech
- 1998 Ondrej Silt
- 1999 Natalia Kovaleva
- 2000 Ilia Shikshin
- 2001 Ilia Shikshin
- 2002 Andrej Kravec
- 2003 Ihor Zaytsev
- 2004 Rafel Samakaev
- 2005 Mihai Serban
- 2006 Mateusz Surma
- 2007 Theodor Toma
- 2008 Jurij Mykhaljuk
- 2009 Mikhail Sidorenko
- 2010 Anson Ng
- 2011 Vlodyslav Verteleckyi
- 2012 Valerii Krushelnytskyi
- 2013 Valerii Krushelnytskyi
U18 until 2009
2010 Mateusz Surma
2011 Mateusz Surma
2012 Yurii Mykhalyuk
2013 Stepan Popov
U16 from 2010
- 1996 Csaba Mero
- 1997 Dmitrii Bogacky
- 1998 Dmitrii Bogacky
- 1999 Andrei Kulkov
- 2000 Diana Koszegi
- 2001 Pal Balogh
- 2002 Pal Balogh
- 2003 Ilya Shikshin, Timur Dugin and Antoine Fenech
- 2004 Ondrej Silt
- 2005 Timur Dugin
- 2006 Ilia Shikshin
- 2007 Artem Dugin
- 2008 Artem Kachanovskij
- 2009 Ali Jabarin
- 2011 Pavol Lisy
- 2012 Lukas Podpera
- 2013 Pavol Lisy
- 1990 Rob van Zeijst
- 1991 Guo Juan
- 1992 Guo Juan
- 1993 Shen Grunagji
- 1994 Guo Juan
- 1995 Catalin Taranu
- 1996 Guo Juan
- 1997 Guo Juan
- 1998 Guo Juan
- 1999 Catalin Taranu
- 2000 Lee Hyuk
- 2001 Alexandr Dinerchtein
- 2002 Alexandr Dinerchtein
- 2003 Guo Juan, Cristian Pop, Catalin Taranu, Csaba Mero
- 2004 Catalin Taranu
- 2005 Fan Hui
- 2006 Fan Hui
- 2007 Fan Hui
- 2008 Fan Hui
- 2009 Fan Hui
Tournaments buy points in the GP circuit. First season ran from end 2003 until end May 2005.
Restarted August 2011 (season ran to end 2012).
- 2005 Ondrej Silt
- 2006 Cho Seok-Bin
- 2007 Pal Balogh
- 2012 Csaba Mero
Replaced European Go Tour and European Cup. Each Cup ended at Paris Tournament.
- 2008 Cho Seok-Bin
- 2009 Ondrej Silt
- 2010 Pal Balogh
- 2011 Csaba Mero
Originally Toyota European Go Tour. Each Tour ended at Paris Tournament.
- 2001 Victor Bogdanov
- 2002 Tibor Pocsai
- 2003 Radek Nechanicky
- 2004 Radek Nechanicky
- 2005 Radek Nechanicky
- 2006 Cho Seok-Bin
- 2007 Cho Seok-Bin
1988 GP was not "Fujitsu". GP ended with EGC. Replaced after 1999 by Toyota Tour.
- 1988 Tibor Pocsai
- 1989 Yoo Jong-Sun
- 1990 Zhang Shutai
- 1991 Zhang Shutai
- 1992 Guo Juan
- 1993 Shen Gruangji
- 1994 Shen Gruangji
- 1995 Guo Juan
- 1996 Guo Juan
- 1997 Alexei Lazarev
- 1998 Victor Bogdanov
- 1999 Victor Bogdanov
Player qualified for World event following year.
Qualifiers selected by tournament until 1989 Cup and from 1994 Cup.
- 1989 Matthew Macfadyen
- 1990 Victor Bogdanov
- 1991 Alexei Lazarev
- 1992 Alexei Lazarev
Qualifiers selected from GP results from 1989. 2010 played online.
- 1988 Ronald Schlemper
- 1989 Ronald Schlemper
- 2010 Alexandr Dinerchtein
Player qualified for World event following year.
- 1993 Rob van Zeijst
- 1994 Guo Juan
- 1995 Guo Juan
- 1996 Rob van Zeijst
- 1997 Catalin Taranu
- 1998 Guo Juan
- 1999 Rob van Zeijst
- 2000 Guo Juan
- 2001 Rob van Zeijst
- 2002 Catalin Taranu
- 2003 Catalin Taranu
- 2005 Alexandr Dinerchtein
- 2006 Svetlana Shikshina
- 2007 Alexandr Dinerchtein
- 2008 Franz-Josef Dickhut
- 2002 Alexandr Dinerchtein
- 2004 Andrei Kulkov
- 2006 Alexandr Dinerchtein, Guo Juan, Ilya Shikshin
- 2008 Alexandr Dinerchtein, Ilya Shikshin, Cristian Pop
Held to celebrate opening of EGCC on 9 and 10 May 1992 and then every September until 2000.
- 1992 Zhang Shutai
- 1993 Guo Juan
- 1994 Shen Gruangji
- 1995 Guo Juan
- 1996 Guo Juan
- 1997 Zhang Shutai
- 1998 Farid Ben Malek
- 1999 Guo Juan
- 2000 Du Jingyu
The EGF Hall of Fame - past winners sorted by name
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