Serbian National Championships

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Yugoslavia
National Championships
Years held: 2000-2003
Host cities: Novi Sad
Serbia and Montenegro
National Championships
Years held: 2004-2006
Host cities: Belgrade
Novi Sad
Serbia
National Championships
Years held: 2007 to 2011
2017 and 2018
Host cities: Belgrade
Beograd
Novi Sad
Repeat titles: Aleksa Telarov

National Championship tournaments were held annually in Serbia starting in 2000, originally under the name of Yugoslavia. In 2004, this changed to Serbia and Montenegro, and then simply Serbia from 2007 to 2011, and 2017 to 2018.[1][2] The winner of these events was named National Champion and headed the national team at that years' World Championship.

Between 2012 and 2016, the title Serbian National Champion was instead given to the Serb player with the highest amount of Pro Points in a particular Pro Tour season.

National Championships (2000 to 2011)

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

  • Between 2001 and 2006, and 2008 to 2010, 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. (Italicised)
  • In 2007, teams had 4 players.[3]
  • In 2011, the Serbian Nations was open entry and consequently only the winner went to Worlds, not a full team.[4]

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

Note: An asterisk (*) after a player's name indicates their exact placing is unknown.

Yugoslavia

2000 Yugoslavian Championship

Location: Novi Sad
Date: June 23-25, 2000
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. YUG flag Dusan Kamenov
2. YUG flag Uros Golik
3. YUG flag Laslo Benarik
4. YUG flag Ilja Ambo
5. YUG flag Kristof Karolj Bodric
6. YUG flag Dragomir Dopudja
7. YUG flag Atila Moritz
8. YUG flag Dane Basta

Sources[5][6]  

2001 Yugoslavian Championship

Location:
Date: May 12-13, 2001
Formats: Standard and Rochester Draft
Attendance:

1. YUG flag Milan Raicevic
2. YUG flag Daniel Casnji
3. YUG flag Dusan Kamenov
4. YUG flag Ilija Ambo
5. YUG flag Milos Milinkovic
6. YUG flag Srdjan Karan
7. YUG flag Vladimir Odradovic
8. YUG flag Lazar Draskovic

Sources[7][8][9]  

2002 Yugoslavian Championship

Location: Novi Sad
Date: April 6-7, 2002
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. SRB flag Isidor Nikolić
2. YUG flag Stevan Krkelic
3. YUG flag Dusan Kamenov
4. YUG flag Andrej Krimer
5. NOFLAG flag
6. NOFLAG flag
7. NOFLAG flag
8. NOFLAG flag

Sources[10][11][12]  

2003 Yugoslavian Championship

Location:
Date: May 10, 2003
Formats: Standard and Rochester Draft
Attendance:

1. YUG flag Djorde Djordjevic
2. YUG flag Daniel Casnji
3. SRB flag Milutin Kecojevic
4. SRB flag Vladimir Obradovic
5. YUG flag Dusan Kamenov
6. YUG flag Andrej Krimer
7. YUG flag Nikola Sisic
8. YUG flag Milos Milinkovic

Sources[13][14][15]  

Serbia and Montenegro

2004 Serbia and Montenegro Championship

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

1. SRB flag Vladimir Obradovic
2. SRB flag Aleksandar Radin
3. YUG flag Nikola Rajacic
4. YUG flag Stevan Krkelic
5. NOFLAG flag
6. NOFLAG flag
7. NOFLAG flag
8. NOFLAG flag

Sources[16][17]  

2005 Serbia and Montenegro Championship

Location: Novi Sad
Date: July 2-3, 2005
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. YUG flag Daniel Casnji
2. YUG flag Aleksandar Milosevic
3. YUG flag Milos Milinkovic
4. SRB flag Boris Bajgo
5. NOFLAG flag
6. NOFLAG flag
7. NOFLAG flag
8. NOFLAG flag

Sources[18][19]  

2006 Serbia and Montenegro Championship

Location: Belgrade
Date: August 27-28 2006
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. SRB flag Dragan Marosan
2. SRB flag Milutin Kecojevic
3. SRB flag Vladimir Belopavlovic
4. SRB flag Aleksandar Radin
5. NOFLAG flag
6. NOFLAG flag
7. NOFLAG flag
8. NOFLAG flag

Sources[20][21]  

Serbia

2007 Serbian Championship

Location: Novi Sad
Date: August 26-27, 2007
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. NOFLAG flag
2. SRB flag Cedomir Vojnovic*
3. SRB flag Lazar Bobic*
4. SRB flag Aleksa Telarov*
5. SRB flag Vladimir Obradovic*
6. NOFLAG flag
7. NOFLAG flag
8. NOFLAG flag

Sources[22][23][24]  

2008 Serbian Championship

Location: Novi Sad
Date: August 23-24, 2008
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. SRB flag Aleksa Telarov
2. SRB flag Cedomir Vojnovic
3. SRB flag Dragan Marosan
4. SRB flag Isidor Nikolić
5. NOFLAG flag
6. NOFLAG flag
7. NOFLAG flag
8. NOFLAG flag

Sources[25][26]  

2009 Serbian Championship

Location: Beograd
Date: June 20-21, 2009
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. SRB flag Dejan Sibul
2. SRB flag Nikola Janković
3. SRB flag Aleksa Telarov
4. SRB flag Pedja Slankamenac
5. SRB flag Marko Ðukić
6. SRB flag Aleksandar Radin
7. SRB flag David Gutesa
8. SRB flag Isidor Nikolić

Sources[27][28][29][30]  

2010 Serbian Championship

Location: Belgrade
Date: September 19, 2010
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. SRB flag Aleksa Telarov
2. SRB flag Radenko Juros
3. NOFLAG flag
4. NOFLAG flag
5. NOFLAG flag
6. NOFLAG flag
7. NOFLAG flag
8. SRB flag Nemanja Dimitric

Sources[31][32]  

2011 Serbian Championship

Location: Belgrade
Date: August 21, 2011
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. SRB flag Aleksa Telarov
2. NOFLAG flag
3. NOFLAG flag
4. NOFLAG flag
5. NOFLAG flag
6. NOFLAG flag
7. NOFLAG flag
8. NOFLAG flag

Sources[4][33][34]  

World Magic Cup (2012 to 2016)

Year Pro Points Champion Qualifier 1 Qualifier 2 Qualifier 3
2012[35] Aleksa Telarov Milos Stajic Todor Rosic Marko Cukovic
2013[36] Aleksa Telarov Todor Rosic Vuk Tomic Marko Mazibrada
2014[37] Aleksa Telarov Miodrag Kitanovic Boris Bajgo Milos Stajic
2015[38] Miodrag Kitanovic Aleksa Telarov Milutin Kecojevic Milos Radulovic
2016[39] Aleksa Telarov Miodrag Kitanovic Nenad Bacic Javorko Petricevic

National Championships (2017 and 2018)

2017 Serbian Championship

Location: Belgrade
Date: Occtober 14-15, 2017
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. SRB flag Milos Perovic
2. SRB flag Goran Begovic
3. SRB flag Dusan Galovic
4. SRB flag Aleksa Telarov
5. SRB flag Todor Rosic
6. SRB flag Rajko Nedic
7. SRB flag Vanja Grujic
8. SRB flag Dusan Ven

Pro Points Champion: Aleksa Telarov
[40][41]  

2018 Serbian Championship

Location: Belgrade
Date: September 8–9, 2018
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. SRB flag Aleksa Telarov
2. SRB flag David Gutesa
3. SRB flag Dragan Tancic
4. SRB flag Vladimir Belopavlovic
5. SRB flag Aleksa Vlajkov
6. SRB flag Aleksa Cvoro
7. SRB flag Milos Perovic
8. SRB flag Vanja Grujic

Pro Points Champion: Aleksa Telarov
[42][43]  

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