List of Croatian chess players
The list of Croatian chess players contains chess players who are or were eligible to play for the Croatian Chess Federation and who meet at least one of the following conditions:
- Winner of one of the following FIDE titles: Grand Master , Honorary Grand Master , International Master , Grand Master of Women , Honorary Grand Master of Women, International Master of Women;
- Holder of one of the following ICCF titles: Grand Master, Honored International Master, International Master, Grand Master of Women, International Master of Women;
- Winning a national individual championship.
A.
- Goran Antunac (* 1945), international champion
- Ivica Armanda (* 1973), international champion
B.
- Dražen Bajt , international correspondence chess master
- Franja Begovac (* 1957), international master
- Tanja Belamarić (* 1946), international champion of women
- Ana Berke (* 1988), International Women's Champion
- Mario Bertok (1929–2008), international master
- Franjo Bilobrk (* 1960), international master
- Ozren Biti (* 1980), international champion
- Muhamed Borić (* 1960), international master
- Marin Bosiočić (* 1988), grandmaster
- Ante Brkić (* 1988), grandmaster
- Dinko Brumen (* 1971), international master
- Vladimir Bukal (1939–2008), international master
- Vladimir Bukal (* 1975), international master
C.
- Mišo Cebalo (* 1945), Grand Master
- Ena Cvitan (* 2001), International Women's Champion
- Ognjen Cvitan (* 1961), grandmaster
- Dražen Čvorović (* 1961), international champion
D.
- Mato Damjanović (1927–2011), grand master
- Goran Dizdar (* 1958), Grand Master
- Goran Djurović (* 1986), international champion
- Dario Dončević (* 1958), international master
- Darko Dorić (* 1984), international master
- Nenad Dorić (* 1970), international master, international correspondence chess master
F.
- Darko Feletar (* 1967), international master, international correspondence chess master
- Nenad Ferčec (* 1961), grand master
- Borka Frančišković (* 1988), International Women's Champion
- Milan Franić (* 1964), international champion
G
- Ivan Galić (* 1988), international master
- Valentina Golubenko (* 1990), Grand Master of Women
- Boris Golubović (* 1973), international master
H
- Vladimir Hrešć (* 1951), international master
- Krunoslav Hulak (1951–2015), grand master
I.
- Ivan Iveć , international correspondence chess master
J
- Alojzije Janković (* 1983), grandmaster
- Mara Jelica (* 1974), International Women's Champion
- Ognjen Jovanić (* 1978), grandmaster
- Zoran Jovanović (* 1979), grandmaster
- Branimir Jukić (* 1971), international master
- Mirko Jukić (* 1962), international master
- Zvonko Juraš (* 1948), international correspondence chess master
- Hrvoje Jurković (* 1973), international master
- Zdenko Jušić (* 1972), international champion
K
- Ibrahim Kapić (1933–2009), international correspondence chess master
- Pavao Keglević (* 1940), correspondence chess grandmaster
- Pero Klaić (* 1934), international correspondence chess master
- Zlatko Klarić (* 1956), grandmaster
- Davorin Komljenović (* 1944), Grand Master
- Vlatko Kovačević (* 1942), grand master
- Zdenko Kožul (* 1966), grand master
- Zvonko Krečak (* 1942), Honored International Correspondence Chess Master
- Davor Krivić (* 1943), correspondence chess grandmaster
- Uroš Krstić (* 1977), international master
- Davorin Kuljašević (* 1986), grandmaster
- Bojan Kurajica (* 1947), grand master
- Branko Kutuzović (* 1966), international master
L.
- Bogdan Lalić (* 1964), grandmaster
- Patrick Levačić (* 1971), international master
- Ivan Leventić (* 1970), grand master
- Leon Livaić (* 2000), international master
- Ante Ljubičić , Honored International Correspondence Chess Master
- Leonardo Ljubičić (* 1966), correspondence chess grandmaster
- Siniša Loinjak , Honored International Correspondence Chess Master
- Robert Lončar (* 1964), international master
- Franjo Lovaković (1952–2019), international correspondence chess master
- Tina Lukenda (* 1980), International Women's Champion
M.
- Vlasta Maček (* 1952), International Women's Champion
- Zoran Majerić (* 1952), international master
- Srdjan Marangunić (* 1943), international master
- Gordan Markotić (* 1959), international champion
- Dražen Marović (* 1938), grandmaster
- Zlatko Martić (* 1958), international master
- Saša Martinović (* 1991), grandmaster
- Rikard Medanćić (* 1950), international master
- Mirjana Medić (* 1964), Grand Master of Women
- Iván Morovic (* 1963), grandmaster
- Milan Mrdja (* 1954), international champion
- Nenad Mrkonjić (* 1966), international master
- Goran Mufić (* 1955), international master
- Josko Mukić (* 1962), international master
- Dražen Muše (* 1971), international master
- Mladen Muše (* 1963), grand master
N
- Juraj Nikolac (* 1932), grand master
- Dragan Novaković (* 1950), international master
P
- Mladen Palac (* 1971), Grand Master
- Jole Petrov (* 1976), international master
- Eduard Piacun (* 1950), international correspondence chess master
- Nenad Pičuljan , Honored International Correspondence Chess Master
- Jadranko Plenča (* 1999), international master
- Julijan Plenča (* 1989), international master
- Zdenko Plenković (* 1984), international master
- Miroslav Pucovski (* 1959), international master
- Zorica Puljek-Zalai (* 1965), international champion of women
R.
- Miroslav Rade (* 1958), international master
- Saša Režan (* 1978), international master
- Davor Rogić (* 1971), grandmaster
- Branko Rogulj (* 1951), international master
- Josip Rukavina (* 1942), international master
S.
- Srdjan Šale (* 1963), international master
- Rajna Šargač (* 1974), international female champion
- Ante Šarić (* 1984), grandmaster
- Ivan Šarić (* 1990), grandmaster
- Kristina Šarić (* 1986), International Women's Champion
- Dražen Sermek (* 1969), grandmaster
- Rudolf Serić (* 1982), international master
- Ervin Sindik (* 1953), international master
- Jurica Srbiš (* 1995), international master
- Hrvoje Stević (* 1980), grandmaster
- Lara Stock (* 1992), Grand Master of Women
- Nenad Šulava (1962–2019), Grand Master
T
- Sven Tica (* 1999), international champion
- Zlatko Topalović (* 1965), international champion
V
- Branko Vujaković (* 1949), international master
- Vladimir Vukoje (* 1971), international master
Z
- Ivan Žaja (* 1965), grand master
- Maja Zelčić (* 1967), correspondence chess grandmaster for women
- Robert Zelčić (* 1965), grand master
- Zdravko Zelić (* 1959), international master
- Vjekoslav Živković (* 1972), international champion
Web links
Commons : Croatian Chess Players - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files
- Croatian top 100 men and women (Elo list, active and inactive)
- Croatian top 100 women (Elo list, active and inactive)
- Croatian top 100 men (Elo list, active and inactive)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Muhamed Borić played for the Bosnian Chess Federation until 2018.
- ↑ Dario Dončević played for the German Chess Federation until 1995.
- ↑ Ivan Galić played for the Bosnian Chess Federation until 2011.
- ↑ Valentina Golubenko played for the Estonian Chess Federation until 2007.
- ↑ Mara Jelica played for the Bosnian Chess Federation until 1995.
- ↑ Zdenko Kožul played for the Bosnian Chess Federation until 1993.
- ↑ Bojan Kurajica played for the Bosnian Chess Federation from 1992 to 2006 and from 2009 to 2018.
- ↑ Bogdan Lalić played for the English Chess Federation from 1999 to 2005.
- ↑ Iván Morovic played until 2000 and has played again for the Chilean Chess Federation since 2001.
- ↑ Josko Mukić played for the Yugoslav Chess Federation until 2001.
- ↑ Dražen Muše played for the German Chess Federation until 2006.
- ↑ Mladen Muše played for the German Chess Federation until 2006.
- ↑ Dragan Novaković played for the Yugoslav and Serbian-Montenegrin chess federation until 2006.
- ↑ Miroslav Pucovski played for the Yugoslav or Serbian-Montenegrin chess federation until 2006 and for the Serbian chess federation from 2006 to 2007.
- ↑ Dražen Sermek played for the Slovenian Chess Federation until 2007.
- ↑ Nenad Šulava played for the Monegasque Chess Federation from 2018.
- ↑ Zdravko Zelić played for the Yugoslav Chess Federation until 1994.