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Championship History

Every European Deaf Championship EDSO has held, sport by sport — where it was, and who has hosted what since 1967.

276 championships 28 sports
Alpine Skiing Athletics Badminton Basketball Beach Volleyball Bowling Cross Country Cross Country Skiing Curling Cycling Football Futsal Handball Ice Hockey Indoor Athletics Judo Marathon Mountain Bike Ninepin Bowling Orienteering Shooting Snowboard Swimming Table Tennis Tennis Volleyball Water Polo Wrestling
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Alpine Skiing

11
1st 1977 Grainau, Germany
2nd 1981 Ponte di Legno, Italy
3rd 1985 Meiringen, Switzerland
4th 1988 Schladming, Austria
5th 1992 Serre Chevalier, France
6th 1996 Sundsvall, Sweden
7th 2000 Courmayeur, Italy
8th 2004 Füssen, Germany
9th 2008 Seefeld, Austria
10th 2012 Davos, Switzerland
11th — 11TH ALPINE SKIING EC AND 4TH SNOWBOARD EC CANCELLED! Cancelled
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Athletics

11
1st 1980 Salerno, Italy
2nd 1987 München, Germany
3rd 1991 Vladimir, Russia
4th 1995 Lausanne, Switzerland
5th 1999 Piraeus, Greece
6th 2003 Tallinn, Estonia
7th 2007 Sofia, Bulgaria
8th 2011 Kayseri, Türkiye
9th 2015 Bydgoszcz, Poland
10th 2019 Bochum Wattenscheid, Germany
11th 2023 Szczecin, Ponald 21-26 August 2023
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Badminton

10
1st 1990 Manchester, Great Britain
2nd 1994 Copenhagen, Denmark
3rd 1998 Haarlem, Netherlands
4th 2002 Basel, Switzerland
5th 2006 Pressbaum, Austria
6th 2010 Sofia, Bulgaria 21-28 August 2010 6th EC Badminton, Sofia Bulgaria
7th 2014 Geneva, Switzerland 1-6 September 2014 7th European Deaf Badminton Championships 2014. Geneva, Switzerland
8th 2018 Trencin, Slovakia 21 – 28 July
9th 2022 Palanga, Lithuania
10th 2024 Brno, Czech Republic 20 -25 July 2026
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Basketball

19
1st 1975 Turku, Finland
2nd 1980 Warszawa, Poland
3rd 1984 Stockholm, Sweden
5th 1992 Tel Aviv, Israel
11th 2016 Thessaloniki, Greece
12th 2021 Pescara, Italy
13th 2024 Malaga, Spain

Men

4th 1988 Villeurbanne, France
6th 1996 Krakow, Poland
7th 2000 Patra, Greece
8th 2004 Ljubljana, Slovenia
9th 2008 Bamberg, Germany
10th 2012 Bamberg, Türkiye

Women

1st 1988 Villeurbanne, France
2nd 1996 Krakow, Poland
3rd 2000 Patra, Greece
4th 2004 Ljubljana, Slovenia
5th 2008 Bamberg, Germany
6th 2012 Konya, Türkiye
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Beach Volleyball

7
1st 2005 Alanya, Türkiye
2nd 2007 Alykes-Chalkida, Greece
3rd 2014 Alanya, Türkiye
4th 2018 Kiev, Ukraine 12-19 AUG 2018
5th 2022 Baden, Austria 20.08.2022
5th 2022 Baden, Austria 5th European Deaf Beach Volleyball Championships
— 2026 Sulejów, Poland 20 -25 July 2026
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Bowling

13
1st 1982 Copenhagen, Denmark
2nd 1984 Amsterdam, Netherlands
3rd 1986 Nice, France
4th 1990 Malmö, Sweden
5th 1994 Bruxelles, Belgium
6th 1998 Oslo, Norway
7th 2002 Helsinki, Finland
8th 2006 Muntelier, Switzerland
9th 2010 Athens, Greece
10th 2014 Vienna, Austria
11th 2018 Munich, Germany 24 MAY - 2 JUNE 2018
12th 2024 Brussels, Belgium
13th 2026 San Lazzaro di Savena, italy June 29-July 12, 2026
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Cross Country

10
1st 1971 Waregem, Belgium
2nd 1983 Cognac, France
3rd 1987 Columbier, Switzerland
4th 1991 Stavanger, Norway
5th 1994 Ceboksary, Russia
6th 1998 Pigi/Meteora, Greece
7th 2002 Wuppertal, Germany
8th 2006 Oeiras, Portugal
9th 2010 Baile Felix, Romania
10th 2014 Bydgoszcz, Poland
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Cross Country Skiing

11
1st 1977 Grainau, Germany
2nd 1981 Ponte di Legno, Italy
3rd 1985 Meiringen, Switzerland
4th 1988 Schladming, Austria
5th 1992 Serre Chevalier, France
6th 1996 Sundsvall, Sweden
7th 2000 Courmayeur, Italy
8th 2004 Füssen, Germany
9th — 9TH EUROPEAN CROSS COUNTRY SKIING CHAMPIONSHIP CANCELLED! Cancelled
— 2012 European Championship 16 - 25 February 2012 Cancelled! 16 - 25 February 2012 Cancelled
— 2018 Seefeld, Austria To be confirmed
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Curling

3
1st 2014 Sochi, Russia 26 - 31 October 2014
2nd 2018 Schaffhausen, Switzerland 17-24 march
3rd 2021 Lodz, Poland
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Cycling

9
1st 1988 Volketswil, Switzerland
2nd 1992 Manresa, Spain
3rd 1996 Pavia, Italy
4th 2000 Kladno (Praga), Czech Republic
5th 2004 Lanshut, Germany Cancelled
6th 2008 Verona, Italy
7th 2012 Tolyatti, Russia
8th 2016 Brugge, Belgium 14 - 20 AUGUST 2016
9th 2021 Alanya Antalya, Türkiye 21 - 28 MAR 2021
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Football

13
1st 1987 Viareggio, Italy
2nd 1991 Gent, Belgium
3rd 1995 Berlin, Germany
4th 1999 Oslo, Norway
5th 2003 Torremolinos, Spain
6th 2007 Lisbon, Portugal
7th 2011 Odense, Denmark
8th 2015 Hannover, Germany
9th 2019 Heraklion Crete, Greece
10th 2024 Antalya, Türkiye
11th 2028 Region Emilia Romagna, Italia

U21

1st 2016 Wroclaw, Poland 5 – 13 Aug 2016
2nd 2018 Stockholm, Sweden 1-11 August 2018
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Futsal

7
1st 2002 Sofia, Bulgaria
2nd 2006 Moscow, Russia
3rd 2010 Winterthur, Switzerland
4th 2014 Sofia, Bulgaria
5th 2018 Tampere, Finland
6th 2022 Montesilvano, Italy
7th 2026 Porec, Croatia 9 -22 March 2026
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Handball

15
1st 1967 Jönköping, Sweden
2nd 1980 Zurich, Switzerland
3rd 1983 Oslo, Norway
4th 1987 Copenhagen, Denmark
5th 1991 Lübeck, Germany
6th 1995 Reykjavik, Iceland
7th 2000 Oradea, Romania
8th 2005 Istanbul, Türkiye
9th 2008 Belgrad, Serbia
10th 2012 Sabbiadoro Udine, Italy
11th 2016 Berlin, Germany 15-22 MAY 2016
12th 2020 Copenhagen, Denmark 18 - 26 JULY 2020
12th 2021 Zagreb, Croatia 18 - 26 JUNE 2021
13th 2024 Frankenthal, Germany 5-12 May 2024 13th EC Handball 5-12 May 2024 in Frankenthal, Germany
14th 2028 Serbia To be confirmed
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Ice Hockey

3
1st 2000 Courmayeur, Italy
2nd 2004 Füssen, Germany
3rd 2020 Brno, Czech Republic 6 - 14 APRIL 2020 Cancelled
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Indoor Athletics

8
1st 2000 Spala, Poland
2nd 2004 Sofia, Bulgaria
3rd 2008 Genova, Italy
4th 2012 Tallinn, Estonia
5th 2016 Torun, Poland
6th 2018 Gomel, Belarus
— 2022 2022
— 2026 2026 ? To be confirmed
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Judo

4
1st 2015 Yerevan, Armenia
2nd 2019 Brasschaat, Belgium
3rd 2023 Sofia, Bulgaria 4 - 7 May 2023
4th 2026 Baku, Azerbaijan 9 - 13 Nov 2026
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Marathon

1
1st 2015 Lublin, Poland 10 MAY 2015
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Mountain Bike

5
1st 2008 Verona, Italy
2nd 2012 Tolyatti, Russia
3rd 2014 Kirchberg, Austria
4th 2018 Anhée, Belgium
5th 2024 Athens
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Ninepin Bowling

3
1st 2014 Celje, Slovenia
2nd 2018 Sportzentrum Ritzing, Austria
3rd 2023 Straubing, Germany
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Orienteering

15
1st 1988 Jönköping, Sweden
2nd 1992 Ramensko, Russia
3rd 1996 St. Gallen, Switzerland
4th 2000 Szentendre, Hungary
5th 2004 Cēsic, Latvia
6th 2008 Võru, Estonia
7th 2012 Eger, Hungary
8th 2016 Olomouc, Czech Republic
9th 2021 Vilnlus, Lithuania
10th 2024 Riga, Latvia 6 to 11 June 2024
11th 2026 Serres, Greece 12-18 Oct 2026

Junior

1st 2008 Junior Võru, Estonia
2nd 2012 Junoir Eger, Hungary
3rd 2016 Olomouc
4th 2021 Vilnlus, Lithuania
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Shooting

16
1st 1967 Pilzen, Czechoslovakia
2nd 1972 Helsinki, Finland
3rd 1976 München, Germany
4th 1980 Zürich, Switzerland
5th 1983 Oslo, Norway
6th 1987 Vejle, Denmark
7th 1991 Sofia, Bulgaria
8th 1995 Bolzano, Italy
9th 1999 Göthenborg, Sweden
10th 2003 Serenitz, France
11th 2007 Genève, Switzerland
12th 2011 Munich, Germany
13th 2015 Plzen, Czech Republic 2 - 9 AUGUST 2015
14th 2019 Moscow, Russia
15th 2023 Poing, Germany 27 Nov-3 Dec 2023
16th 2026 Novi Sad, Serbia 18th – 28th September 2026 To be confirmed
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Snowboard

4
1st 2000 Courmayeur, Italy
2nd 2004 Füssen, Germany
3rd 2012 Kuusamo, Finland
11th — 11TH ALPINE SKIING EC AND 4TH SNOWBOARD EC CANCELLED! Cancelled
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Swimming

13
1st 1967 Stockholm, Sweden
2nd 1975 Kaposvar, Hungary
3rd 1983 Antibes, France
4th 1986 London, Great Britain
5th 1990 Lund, Sweden
6th 1994 Budapest, Hungary
7th 1998 Vilnus, Lithuania
8th 2002 Amsterdam, Netherlands
9th 2006 Thessaloniki, Greece
10th 2010 Dortmund, Germany
11th 2014 Saransk, Russia
12th 2018 Lublin, Poland
13th 2023 Athens, Greece To be confirmed
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Table Tennis

18
1st 1968 Brussels, Belgium
2nd 1971 Brussels, Belgium
3rd 1975 Bukarest, Romania
4th 1979 Brussels, Belgium
5th 1983 Copenhagen, Denmark
6th 1987 Budapest, Hungary
7th 1991 Sofia, Bulgaria
8th 1995 Ramat Gan, Israel
9th 1999 Izmir, Türkiye
10th 2003 Budapest, Hungary
11th 2007 Malmö, Sweden
12th 2011 Czestochowa, Poland
13th 2015 Baden, Austria
14th 2019 Albena, Bulgaria
15th 2023 Loutraki, Greece
16th — 16TH EC ?? To be confirmed

Youth

1st 2015 Baden, Austria
2nd 2019 Albena, Bulgaria
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Tennis

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1st 1967 Brussels, Belgium
2nd 1971 München, Germany
3rd 1975 Paris, France
4th 1979 Copenhagen, Denmark
5th 1983 Luzern, Switzerland
6th 1988 Merano, Italy
7th 1992 Karsruhe, Germany
8th 1996 Sheffield, Great Britain
9th 2000 Kottingbrunn, Austria
10th 2004 Pau, France
11th 2008 Bucharest, Romania
12th 2012 Koblenz, Germany
13th 2016 Portoroz, Slovenia
14th 2021 Chersonissos Crete, Greece
15th 2024 Villach, Austria

Junior

1st 2016 Portoroz, Slovenia
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Volleyball

13
1st 1982 Vejle, Denmark
2nd 1984 Sofia, Bulgaria
3rd 1990 Gdansk, Poland
4th 1994 Bolzano, Italy
5th 1999 Moscow, Russia
6th 2003 München, Germany
7th 2007 Kortrijk, Belgium
8th 2011 Antalya, Türkiye
9th 2015 Paris, France
10th 2023 Karabuk, Türkiye
11th — 11Th EC ?? To be confirmed

U21

1st 2016 Lodz, Poland 23-27 MAY 2016
2nd 2018 Palermo, Italy 4 - 9 JUNE 2018
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Water Polo

7
1st 1974 Copenhagen, Denmark
2nd 1983 Antibes, France
3rd 1990 Lund, Sweden
4th 1994 Budapest, Hungary
5th 1998 Genova, Italy
6th 2002 Sheffield, Great Britain
7th 2006 Vác, Hungary
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Wrestling

11
1st 1994 Ceboksary, Russia
2nd 2000 Stara Zagira, Bulgaria
3rd 2003 Istandbul, Türkiye
4th 2007 Bila Cerkva, Ukraine
5th 2011 Yerevan, Armenia
6th 2015 Tbilisi, Georgia
7th 2019 Gomel, Belarus
8th 2024 8Th EC 2024? To be confirmed

Cadet + Junior

1st 2015 Yerevan, Armenia
2nd 2015 Tbilisi, Georgia
4th — Gomel, Belarus

This record is kept by hand and reaches back to before EDSO had a database; some of the later entries name a host without a year, and a few are still to be confirmed. A correction is very welcome — info@edso.eu.

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