Belgian National Championships

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National Championship tournaments were held annually in Belgium from 1995 through to 2011, then again in 2017 and 2018.[1][2] The winner of these events was named the Belgian Champion and headed the national team at that year's World Championship.

History

Officially, the first Belgian Nationals were held from 1995. However an unofficial event took place in 1994 at some point after the release of Legends. The winner was Frédéric de Thier, playing a black-based deck built around artifacts and The Abyss, who defeated Dominic Symens in the finals.[3] Symens would also participate in the 1994 French Nationals, which was an official tournament. He would again finish in second place, losing to Bertrand Lestrée.[4][5]

Belnats '98

The 1998 Nationals were controversially canceled after the second draft was held, with day 2 of the event being replayed the following month.[6] There were complaints that some eliminated players, teammates of two of the finalists, watching the final draft were suspiciously spaced out behind the six other contestants.[7][8] Then during the deck building stage these two players went to sit together in a side room, conversing with each other in French, despite the Head Judge asking that players find somewhere to sit individually during this process. After deliberation it was announced that the Top 8 draft would be redone. This led to further complaints, with things getting heated to the point that an ambulance had to be called when one of the finalists started having a panic attack.[8][9]

There were a range of different views of the cancellation, and of the circumstances leading up to it. Some claimed that the event wasn't very well run and that they were surprised to learn that it would be two days with both Standard and Booster Draft rounds.[10][11] There had been an expectation that it would follow the format of the 1997 Nationals with a Champion named after seven Swiss rounds of Standard. Other players, however, countered that everything was highly professional and that it was always going to be mixed limited and constructed as was the convention by that point for National Championships.[12]

Nor was there any consensus on the incident itself, or if it had been handled correctly. Opinions ranged from those saying the two players in question should simply have been disqualified and the finals played out.[7][13] Whereas others believed that nothing wrong had happened, teams were a feature of the competitive game, and that anyone sharing the composition of their deck was only putting themselves at a disadvantage. One person even suggested the original complainants were fanatical Flemish Independence supporters showing their biases for French speakers[14]. Upon reflection, that accusation was later retracted.[15]

Only 38 of the 48 players who originally made Day 2 in Brussels chose to attend the rescheduled event in Leuven.[16] The first draft was Mirage block as it had been a month earlier. However with the release of Exodus the second draft was now the full Rath Cycle instead of Tempest, Tempest, Stronghold. There weren't single elimination finals, so after the third round of the second draft Dominique Coene became Belgian Champion over Jean-Louis DíHondt due to better resistance.[16]

World Magic Cup

Between 2012 and 2016, the title Belgian National Champion was instead given to the Belgian player with the highest amount of Pro Points in a particular Pro Tour season. They also lead the National Team at the World Magic Cup, with the other three members having won individual qualifiers to earn a place.

National Championships (1995 to 2011)

National team members for the World Championships, where known, are marked in bold.

  • Between 1997 and 2000, and in 2007, teams had 4 players.[17]
  • Between 2001 and 2006, and 2008 to 2011, teams consisted of three players. The two losing semi-finalists would play off for 3rd place. 4th place still received an invitation as an Alternate. (Italicized)

Invitations could be formally declined and would be offered in turn to the next player in the standings.

1995 National Championship

Location: Antwerp
Date: May 27-28, 1995
Formats: Type II
Attendance:

1. BEL flag Bart Van Ujfelen*
2. BEL flag Marc Paschouer*
3. BEL flag Linus Vemyn*
4. BEL flag Steve Clarys*
5. BEL flag
6. BEL flag
7. BEL flag
8. BEL flag

Sources[18][19]  

1996 National Championship

Location:
Date: May 18, 1996
Formats: Type II
Attendance:

1. BEL flag David Van Dijck
2. BEL flag Peter Gysemans
3. BEL flag Werner Van der Haegen
4. BEL flag Antoine Rottiers
5. BEL flag
6. BEL flag
7. BEL flag
8. BEL flag

Sources[20][21]  

1997 National Championship

Location: Brussels
Date: May 1997
Format: Standard
Attendance: 83

1. BEL flag Nicolas Fournier
2. BEL flag Dominique Coene*
3. BEL flag Vincent Gieling*
4. BEL flag Freek De Backer
5. BEL flag
6. BEL flag
7. BEL flag
8. BEL flag

Sources[22][23][24]  

1998 National Championship

Location: Brussels and Leuven
Date: May 2-3 and July 4, 1998
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance: 85 and 38

1. BEL flag Dominique Coene
2. BEL flag Jean-Louis D'Hondt
3. BEL flag Peter Gysemans
4. BEL flag Kurt Foket
5. BEL flag Mathijs Luts
6. BEL flag Steve Clarys
7. BEL flag Mike De Greef
8. BEL flag Dominic Symens

Sources[6][16][8][25][26][27]  

1999 National Championship

Location: Brussels
Date: May 22-24, 1999
Formats: Standard and Rochester Draft
Attendance: 53

1. BEL flag Dominique Coene
2. BEL flag Vincent Gieling
3. BEL flag Jean-Louis D'Hondt
4. BEL flag Alexander Schrijvers
5. BEL flag Michiel Horemans
6. BEL flag Pierre Cools
7. BEL flag Evan Van Lissum
8. BEL flag Kurt Foket

Sources[28][29][30]  

2000 National Championship

Location: Brussels
Date: July 1-2, 2000
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance: 39

1. BEL flag Vincent Gieling
2. BEL flag Jean-Louis D'Hondt
3. BEL flag Pierre Cools
4. BEL flag Michiel Horemans
5. BEL flag Gert Coeckelbergh
6. BEL flag Philip Verdoodt
7. BEL flag Shadi Torbey
8. BEL flag Jan Doise

Sources[31][32][33]  

2001 National Championship

Location: Brussels
Date: May 19-20, 2001
Formats: Standard and Rochester Draft
Attendance: 102

1. BEL flag Sinan Bolca
2. BEL flag Gert Coeckelbergh
3. BEL flag Peter Gysemans
4. BEL flag Johan Verhulst
5. BEL flag Pavlos Akritas
6. BEL flag Ben Possemiers
7. BEL flag Antoine Rottiers
8. BEL flag Frederick Ongena

Sources[34][35][36][37]  

2002 National Championship

Location: Brussels
Date: April 27-28, 2002
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance: 102

1. BEL flag Jan Doise
2. BEL flag Geoffrey Siron
3. BEL flag Peter Gysemans
4. BEL flag Alexandre Darras
5. BEL flag Jeroen Aga
6. BEL flag Gert Coeckelbergh
7. BEL flag Chris Festre
8. BEL flag Jochen Van Cauwenberge

Sources[38][39][40][41][42]  

2003 National Championship

Location: Brussels
Date: May 3, 2003
Formats: Standard and Rochester Draft
Attendance: 97

1. BEL flag Mats Clays
2. BEL flag Stan van der Velden
3. BEL flag Benny Blieck
4. BEL flag Damien Mellaerts
5. BEL flag Stijn Teeuws
6. BEL flag Vincent Lemoine
7. BEL flag Mark Dictus
8. BEL flag Jan Doise

Sources[43][44][45][46]  

2004 National Championship

Location: Antwerp
Date: July 3-4, 2004
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1-1. BEL flag Vincent Lemoine
2-2. BEL flag Geoffrey Siron
3-4. BEL flag Dilson Ramos Da Fonseca
3-4. BEL flag Wim Gins
5-8. BEL flag Peter Gysemans
5-8. BEL flag Sinan Bolca
5-8. BEL flag Michiel Horemans
5-8. BEL flag Johan Verhulst

Sources[47][48][49][50]  

2005 National Championship

Location: Mechelen
Date: September 10-11, 2005
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance: 85

1. BEL flag Gert Coeckelbergh
2. BEL flag Nestor Santos
3. BEL flag Johan Kennes
4. BEL flag Vincent Lemoine
5. BEL flag Fried Meulders
6. BEL flag Jacques Misonne
7. BEL flag Peter Girodroux
8. BEL flag Geoffrey Siron

Sources[51][52][53][54]  

2006 National Championship

Location: Gent
Date: September 16-17, 2006
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance: "A little over 100"

1. BEL flag Mark Dictus
2. BEL flag Christophe Gregoir
3. BEL flag Bernardo Da Costa Cabra
4. BEL flag Johan Dewez
5. BEL flag
6. BEL flag
7. BEL flag
8. BEL flag Luis van Riet

Sources[55][56][57]  

2007 National Championship

Location: Antwerp
Date: August 31 - September 2, 2007
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance: 138

1-1. BEL flag Fried Meulders
2-2. BEL flag Vincent Gieling
3-4. BEL flag Jeroen Aga
3-4. BEL flag Kalin Veltchev
5-8. BEL flag Bernardo Da Costa Cabral
5-8. BEL flag Philippe Massart
5-8. BEL flag Christophe Gregoir
5-8. BEL flag Stan van der Velden

Sources[58][59][60][61][62][63]  

2008 National Championship

Location: Antwerp
Date: September 5-7, 2008
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. BEL flag Pascal Vieren
2. BEL flag Bernardo Da Costa Cabral
3. BEL flag Sacha Bonroy
4. BEL flag Jurgen Cleuren
5. BEL flag Jan Doise
6. BEL flag Gilles Grandjean
7. BEL flag Geoffrey Siron
8. BEL flag Bram Meulders

Sources[64][65][66][67]  

2009 National Championship

Location: Brussels
Date: June 26-28, 2009
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. BEL flag Branco Neirynck
2. BEL flag Jan Doise
3. BEL flag Alexandre Darras
4. BEL flag Robbert Menten
5. BEL flag Marco Baiesi
6. BEL flag Pieter Verbanck
7. BEL flag Maikel Ruelle
8. BEL flag Geoffrey Siron

Sources[21][68][69]  

2010 National Championship

Location: Brussels
Date: June 25-27, 200
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. BEL flag Aurelien Dubuisson
2. BEL flag Jan Van Nieuwenhove
3. BEL flag Jelle Lauwers
4. BEL flag Marc-André De Leeuw
5. BEL flag Marijn Lybaert
6. BEL flag Pascal Vieren
7. BEL flag Chris Van den Wouwer*
8. BEL flag Philip Verdoodt*

Sources[21][70][71][72]  

2011 National Championship

Location: Antwerp
Date: July 29-31, 2011
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. BEL flag Vincent Lemoine
2. BEL flag Stan van der Velden
3. BEL flag Raf Mesotten
4. BEL flag Yorick Pieters
5. BEL flag Raf Goovaerts
6. BEL flag Pavlos Akritas
7. BEL flag Bernardo Gaivao
8. BEL flag Joffrey Patriarca

Sources[21][73][74][75]  

World Magic Cup (2012 to 2016)

Year Pro Points Champion Qualifier 1 Qualifier 2 Qualifier 3
2012 Vincent Lemoine[76] Christophe Gregoir Peter Vieren Marijn Lybaert[77]
2013 Vincent Lemoine[78] Xavier Vantyghem Marijn Lybaert Emmanuel Delvigne
2014 Nicolas Vanderhallen[79] Mark Dictus Chris Tornero Alexandre Darras
2015 Branco Neirynck[80] Thomas Van Der Paelt Johan Verhulst Amand Dosimont
2016 Peter Vieren[81] Pascal Vieren Jerome Bastogne Branco Neirynck

National Championships (2017 and 2018)

2017 National Championship

Location: Namur
Date: September 9-10, 2017
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance: 126

1. NOFLAG flag Kristof Van Holsbeeck
2. NOFLAG flag Geoffrey Siron
3. NOFLAG flag Marijn Lybaert
4. NOFLAG flag
5. NOFLAG flag
6. NOFLAG flag
7. NOFLAG flag
8. NOFLAG flag

Pro Points Champion: Peter Vieren
[21][82][83]  

2018 National Championship

Location: Antwerp
Date: 8 September 2018
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance: 146

1. NOFLAG flag Mark Dictus
2. NOFLAG flag Michel De Broux
3. NOFLAG flag Michael Milik
4. NOFLAG flag Jonathan Goffart
5. NOFLAG flag Tim Nieuwejaers
6. NOFLAG flag Amand Dosimont
7. NOFLAG flag Erwin Van Herrewegen
8. NOFLAG flag Chon Sie Wan

Pro Points Champion: Pascal Vieren
[21][84]  

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