The EBSA European Under-21 Snooker Championships is the premier amateur junior snooker tournament in Europe. The event series is sanctioned by the European Billiards and Snooker Association. It took place first in 1997 and is held annually since then. The event was known as the EBSA European Under-19 Snooker Championships until 2010. In most years the winner of the tournament qualifies for the next two seasons of the World Snooker Tour as well as being awarded the Ebdon Trophy which is named in honour of former World Champion Peter Ebdon.

Winners

Sources:

YearVenueWinnerRunner-upScoreRef
EBSA European Under-19 Snooker Championships
1997Saint Helier, JerseyRepublic of Ireland Thomas DowlingEngland Michael Holt6–3
1998Rabat, MaltaWales Ian PreeceNorthern Ireland Sean O'Neill7–3
1999Kalisz, PolandNetherlands Gerrit bij de LeijWales Ian Preece6–3
2000Budapest, HungaryEngland Roger BaksaNetherlands Rolf de Jong6–3
2001Bad Wildungen, GermanyEngland Mark JoyceWales David Donovan6–3
2002Carlow, IrelandScotland Robert ShanksEngland Mark Joyce6–3
2003Riga, LatviaEngland Jamie O’NeillScotland Robert Shanks6–3
2004Wellingborough, EnglandWales Jamie JonesNorthern Ireland Mark Allen6–3
2005Yekaterinburg, RussiaNorthern Ireland Mark AllenEngland Chris Norbury6–5
2006Riga, LatviaEngland Ben WoollastonRepublic of Ireland Vincent Muldoon6–4
2007Prestatyn, WalesWales Michael WhiteRepublic of Ireland Vincent Muldoon6–2
2008Glasgow, ScotlandEngland Stephen CraigieScotland Anthony McGill6–2
2009Saint Petersburg, RussiaBelgium Luca BrecelEngland Michael Wasley6–5
2010Qawra, MaltaWales Jak JonesScotland Anthony McGill6–4
EBSA European Under-21 Snooker Championships
2011Qawra, MaltaPoland Kacper FilipiakScotland Michael Leslie6–3
2012Sofia, BulgariaScotland Michael LeslieEngland Shane Castle6–2
2013Bor, SerbiaEngland James CahillEngland Ashley Carty6–0
2014Bucharest, RomaniaEngland Oliver LinesRepublic of Ireland Josh Boileau6–1
2015Qawra, MaltaIsle of Man Darryl HillEngland Louis Heathcote6–3
2016Wrocław, PolandRepublic of Ireland Josh BoileauEngland Brandon Sargeant6–1
2017Nicosia, CyprusSwitzerland Alexander UrsenbacherWales Jackson Page6–4
2018Sofia, BulgariaGermany Simon LichtenbergWales Tyler Rees6–3
2019Eilat, IsraelWales Jackson PageRepublic of Ireland Ross Bulman5–1
2020Albufeira, PortugalRepublic of Ireland Aaron HillEngland Hayden Staniland5–2
2021Albufeira, PortugalWales Dylan EmeryBelgium Julien Leclercq5–2
2022Shengjin, AlbaniaBelgium Ben MertensAustria Florian Nüßle5–1
2023St. Paul's Bay, MaltaScotland Liam GrahamUkraine Iulian Boiko5–2
2024Sarajevo, Bosnia and HerzegovinaWales Liam DaviesPoland Antoni Kowalski5–3
2025Antalya, TurkeyUkraine Iulian BoikoEngland Oliver Sykes5–4
2026Gandia, SpainUkraine Anton KazakovWales Riley Powell5–3

Statistics

Champions by country

CountryPlayersFirst titleLast title
England720002014
Wales719982024
Ireland319972020
Scotland320022023
Belgium220092022
Ukraine220252026
Netherlands119991999
Northern Ireland120052005
Poland120112011
Isle of Man120152015
Switzerland120172017
Germany120182018

See also