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Austrian Open (darts)

The Austrian Open is a darts tournament held at Austria and organised by the World Darts Federation. It has been held in Vienna since 2009. First edition of the men's competition took place in 1990. However, the first women's tournament took place in 2003.[1] Tournament have an interruption caused by coronavirus pandemic.

Austrian Open Vienna
Tournament information
VenueHilton Garden Inn
LocationVienna
Country Austria
Established1990
Organisation(s)WDF
FormatLegs
Prize fund€2,040
Current champion(s)
Belgium Sven Verdonck (men's)
Finland Kaisu Rekinen (women's)
Austria Paul Freysinger (boys)

First winners of the tournament was Liam Burke from Germany and Marion Petschenig from Austria.[1]

List of tournaments edit

Men's edit

Year Champion Av. Score Runner-Up Av. Prize Money Venue
Total Ch. R.-Up
1990   Liam Burke n/a beat   Gerhard Brandner n/a – – – Vienna
1992   Alan Warriner n/a beat   Roland Scholten n/a – – –
1999   Franz Thaler n/a 2 – 0   Gunther Rimser n/a – – –
2000   Mensur Suljović n/a beat   Reynaldo Ilagan n/a – – –
2001   Mensur Suljović (2) n/a beat   Hannes Schnier n/a – – –
2002   August Jost n/a beat   Franz Thaler n/a – – –
2003   Franz Thaler (2) n/a 3 – 2   Dietmar Burger n/a – – –
2004   Dietmar Burger n/a 2 – 0   Franz Thaler n/a – – –
2005   Anton Pein n/a beat   Tamás Turi n/a – – –
2006   Remco van Eijden n/a beat   Demetris Georgiou n/a – – –
2007   Joey ten Berge n/a beat   Nándor Bezzeg n/a – – –
2008   Nándor Bezzeg n/a beat   Davy Verkooijen n/a – – –
2009   John Michael n/a 2 – 0   Cyril Blot n/a €1,440 €480 €240 Haus der Begegnung, Vienna
2010   Josef Kraus n/a 2 – 1   Rowby-John Rodriguez n/a €1,440 €480 €240
2011   Michal Kočík n/a 2 – 0   Boris Krčmar n/a €1,440 €480 €240
2012   Max Hopp n/a beat   Vladimir Andersen n/a €1,440 €480 €240
2013   Remco van Eijden (2) n/a 6 – 2   Roxy-James Rodriguez n/a €1,440 €480 €240
2014   Martin Phillips n/a beat   Aaron Hardy n/a €1,440 €480 €240 Hilton Garden Inn, Vienna
2015   Danny Blom n/a 6 – 5   Matthew Medhurst n/a €1,440 €480 €240
2016   Robert Allenstein n/a 6 – 5   Wouter Vaes n/a €1,440 €480 €240
2017   Sven Wens n/a beat   Daniel Bohony n/a €1,440 €480 €240
2018   Roger Janssen n/a 6 – 1   Gábor Takács n/a €1,440 €480 €240
2019   Sven Verdonck n/a 6 – 2   Markus Straub n/a €1,440 €480 €240

Women's edit

Year Champion Av. Score Runner-Up Av. Prize Money Venue
Total Ch. R.-Up
2003   Marion Petschenig n/a beat   Judith Walkner n/a – – – Vienna
2004   Nora Fekete n/a beat   Monika Schartner n/a – – –
2005   Zsófia Köntös n/a beat   Christina Perl n/a – – –
2006   Blanka Vojtkova n/a beat   Zuzana Stepanova n/a – – –
2007   Barbara Kuntner n/a beat   Zuzana Stepanova n/a – – –
2008   Barbara Kuntner (2) n/a beat   Nora Fekete n/a – – –
2009   Carole Frison n/a beat   Zsófia Köntös n/a – – – Haus der Begegnung, Vienna
2010   Nora Fekete (2) n/a beat   Katarina Nagyova n/a – – –
2011   Katarina Nagyova n/a 2 – 1   Jasmin Schauer n/a – – –
2012   Veronika Ihász n/a beat   Hanne Johnson n/a – – –
2013   Veronika Ihász (2) n/a beat   Stefanie Lück n/a – – –
2014   Ann-Louise Peters n/a beat   Veronika Ihász n/a – – – Hilton Garden Inn, Vienna
2015   Veronika Ihász (3) n/a 5 – 3   Jeannette Stoop n/a – – –
2016   Veronika Ihász (4) n/a 5 – 4   Marjolein Noijens n/a – – –
2017   Vivien Czipó n/a beat   Jana Kanovská n/a – – –
2018   Veronika Ihász (5) n/a 5 – 1   Joanne Rolls n/a – – –
2019   Kaisu Rekinen n/a 5 – 2   Jitka Cisarova n/a – – –

Boys edit

Year Champion Av. Score Runner-Up Av. Prize Money Venue
Total Ch. R.-Up
2009   Sándor Kömüves n/a beat   Bernhard Tschinkowitz n/a – – – Haus der Begegnung, Vienna
2010   Rowby-John Rodriguez n/a beat   Bernhard Tschinkowitz n/a – – –
2011   Rowby-John Rodriguez (2) n/a beat   Michael Tegl n/a – – –
2012   Max Hopp n/a beat   Patrik Kovács n/a – – –
2013   Maxim Aldoshin n/a beat   Rusty-Jake Rodriguez n/a – – –
2014   Fredi Gsellmann n/a beat   Rusty-Jake Rodriguez n/a – – – Hilton Garden Inn, Vienna
2015   Rusty-Jake Rodriguez n/a beat   György Vörösházi n/a – – –
2016   Rusty-Jake Rodriguez (2) n/a beat   Phillip Wunsch n/a – – –
2017   Nándor Prés n/a beat   Marco Jungwirth n/a – – –
2018   Gergely Lakatos n/a beat   Nico Kern n/a – – –
2019   Paul Freysinger n/a beat   Barnabás Nagy n/a – – –

Girls edit

Year Champion Av. Score Runner-Up Av. Prize Money Venue
Total Ch. R.-Up
2011   Steffi Haller n/a beat   Sophie Seiner n/a – – – Haus der Begegnung, Vienna
2012   Anastasia Klochek n/a beat   Valeriia Shvetc n/a – – –
2013   Lidia Koltsova n/a beat   Vivien Czipó n/a – – –
2014   Vivien Czipó n/a beat   Samantha Ostry n/a – – – Hilton Garden Inn, Vienna
2015   Vivien Czipó (2) n/a beat   Bokor Boglárka n/a – – –
2016   Bokor Boglárka n/a beat   Barbora Hospodářská n/a – – –
2017   Vivien Czipó (3) n/a beat   Barbora Hospodářská n/a – – –
2018   Tamara Kovács n/a beat   Anna Votavová n/a – – –

See also edit

References edit

  1. ^ a b "Austrian Open". World Darts Federation. Retrieved 29 September 2022.

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