Balkan Badminton Championships

The Balkan Badminton Championships is a regional badminton tournament organized by the Balkan Badminton Association (BBA) to crown the best badminton players and teams in the Balkans. The inaugural edition of the championships was hosted in 1992 in Bucharest, Romania.[1][2][3][4][5] The junior team championships are divided into four different age groups, which are U19, U17, U15 and U13.[6][7][8]

Nations participating

Former nations

Championships

Year Number Host City Host Country Events
1992 1 Bucharest  Romania 6
1993 2 No data No data -
1994 3
1995 4 Kütahya  Turkey 6
1996 5 Thessaloniki  Greece
1997 6 Šabac  Serbia and Montenegro
1998 7 Istanbul  Turkey
1999 8 Argostoli  Greece
2000 9 Varna  Bulgaria
2001 10 Burgas
2002 11 Argostoli  Greece
2003 12 Bucharest  Romania
2004 13 Istanbul  Turkey
2005 14 Serres  Greece
2006 15 Istanbul  Turkey
2007 16 Stara Zagora  Bulgaria
2008 17 Bucharest  Romania
2009 18 Sofia  Bulgaria
2010 19 Kavarna
2011 20 Polygyros  Greece
Year Number Host City Host Country Events
2012 21 Burgas  Bulgaria 6
2013 22
2014 23 Sofia
2016 24 Iași  Romania
2018 25 Orestiada  Greece

Past winners

Individual event

Year Men's Singles Women's Singles Men's Doubles Women's Doubles Mixed Doubles
1992 No data
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998 Konstantin Dobrev Dimitriyka Dimitrova Konstantin Dobrev
Ivan Sotirov
Diana Koleva
Renni Assenova
Konstantin Dobrev
Diana Koleva
1999 Neli Boteva Konstantin Dobrev
Luben Panov
Neli Boteva
Dobrinka Smilianova
Konstantin Dobrev
Petya Nedelcheva
2000 Neli Boteva
Petya Nedelcheva
2001 No data
2002
2003
2004
2005 Konstantin Dobrev Diana Dimova Konstantin Dobrev
Georgi Petrov
Dimitriyka Dimitrova
Diana Dimova
Konstantin Dobrev
Maya Ivanova
2006 No data
2007 Krasimir Jankov Diana Dimova Konstantin Dobrev
Radoslav Simeonov
Stiliyan Makarski
Diana Dimova
2008 Robert Ciobotaru Dimitria Popstoikova Konstantin Dobrev
Yulian Hristov
Dimitria Popstoikova
Diana Dimova
Konstantin Dobrev
Diana Dimova
2009 No data
2010 Krasimir Jankov Öznur Çalışkan Krasimir Jankov
Vladimir Metodiev
Gabriela Stoeva
Stefani Stoeva
Yulian Hristov
Dimitria Popstoikova
2011 Anne Hald Jensen Peyo Boichinov
Ivan Rusev
Dimitria Popstoikova
Gabriela Stoeva
Yulian Hristov
Gabriela Stoeva
2012 Emre Vural Özge Bayrak Emre Aslan
Hüseyin Oruç
Gabriela Stoeva
Stefani Stoeva
Hüseyin Oruç
Ebru Tunalı
2014 Blagovest Kisyov Neslihan Yiğit Blagovest Kisyov
Peyo Boichinov
Gabriela Stoeva
Stefani Stoeva
Blagovest Kisyov
Gabriela Stoeva
2016 Ivan Rusev Maria Delcheva Daniel Nikolov
Ivan Rusev
Maria Delcheva
Alexandra Milon
Daniel Cojocaru
Alexandra Milon
2018 Daniel Nikolov Aliye Demirbağ Daniel Nikolov
Alex Vlaar
Aliye Demirbağ
Neslihan Yiğit
Alex Vlaar
Dimitria Popstoikova

Team event

Venue Country Year Champion Runner-up Score Bronze Fourth place
Bucharest  Romania 1992  Bulgaria  Romania  Turkey  Greece
1993  Bulgaria  Romania  Turkey  Greece
Sofia  Bulgaria 1994  Bulgaria  Romania  Turkey  Greece
Kütahya  Turkey 1995  Bulgaria  Romania 5-0  Turkey  Greece
Thessaloniki  Greece 1996  Bulgaria  Romania 5-0  Turkey  Greece
Šabac  Serbia and Montenegro 1997  Bulgaria  Romania 5-0  Turkey  Greece
Istanbul  Turkey 1998  Bulgaria  Romania 5-0  Moldova  Turkey
Argostoli  Greece 1999  Bulgaria  Romania 5-0  Moldova  Turkey
Varna  Bulgaria 2000  Bulgaria  Romania 5-0  Turkey  Greece
Burgas  Bulgaria 2001  Bulgaria  Romania 5-0  Moldova  Turkey
Argostoli  Greece 2002  Bulgaria  Romania 5-0  Turkey  Moldova
Bucharest  Romania 2003  Bulgaria  Romania 5-0  Turkey  Moldova
Istanbul  Turkey 2004  Bulgaria  Romania 5-0  Turkey  Moldova
Serres  Greece 2005  Bulgaria  Romania 5-0  Greece  Moldova
Istanbul  Turkey 2006  Bulgaria  Turkey 5-0  Romania  Moldova
Stara Zagora  Bulgaria 2007  Bulgaria  Romania 5-0  Turkey  Greece
Bucharest  Romania 2008  Bulgaria  Romania 5-0  Serbia
Sofia  Bulgaria 2009  Bulgaria  Turkey 5-0  Serbia  North Macedonia
Kavarna  Bulgaria 2010  Bulgaria  Turkey 3-0  Romania  Moldova
Polygyros  Greece 2011  Bulgaria  Turkey 3-0  Romania  Greece
Burgas  Bulgaria 2012  Turkey  Bulgaria 3-0  Romania  Moldova
Sofia  Bulgaria 2014  Bulgaria  Turkey  Greece
 Romania
Iași  Romania 2016  Bulgaria  Romania  Serbia  Moldova
Orestiada  Greece 2018  Bulgaria  Turkey 3-2  Greece
 Serbia

Junior results

Team event

Venue Country Year Champion Runner-up Score Bronze Fourth place
1992  Bulgaria  Romania  Turkey  Greece
1993  Bulgaria  Romania  Turkey  Greece
Sofia  Bulgaria 1994  Bulgaria  Romania  Turkey  Greece
1995  Bulgaria  Romania  Turkey  Greece
1996  Bulgaria  Romania  Turkey  Greece
Istanbul  Turkey 1997  Bulgaria  Turkey  Romania  Moldova
Sidirokastro  Greece 1998  Bulgaria  Romania  Moldova  Greece
Antalya  Turkey 1999  Romania  Bulgaria  Moldova  Turkey
2000  Romania  Bulgaria  Turkey  Moldova
Galați  Romania 2001  Bulgaria  Romania  Moldova  Greece
2002  Bulgaria  Romania  Turkey  Moldova
2003  Bulgaria  Romania  Turkey  Moldova
Thessaloniki  Greece 2004  Bulgaria  Turkey  Moldova  Romania
Varna  Bulgaria 2005  Bulgaria  Turkey  Moldova  Romania
Sofia  Bulgaria 2006  Turkey  Bulgaria 3-2  Romania  North Macedonia
Adapazarı  Turkey 2007  Bulgaria  Turkey 3-2  Romania  Greece
Bafra  Turkey 2008  Turkey  Bulgaria 3-0  Romania  Greece
Orestiada  Greece 2010  Turkey  Bulgaria  Romania
Edirne  Turkey 2011  Bulgaria  Turkey 3-0  Romania  Serbia
Manisa  Turkey 2013  Bulgaria  Turkey 3-0  North Macedonia  Greece
Karaman  Turkey 2015  Turkey  Bulgaria 3-0  Romania
 Serbia
Alexandroupolis  Greece 2016  Turkey  Bulgaria 4-1  Greece
 Serbia
Edirne  Turkey 2017  Turkey  Bulgaria 3-2  Greece
 Serbia
Ankara  Turkey 2019  Turkey  Serbia 3-0  Bulgaria
 Georgia

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