List of Slovenian chess players
Slovenian chess players alphabetically
- In addition to the historical masters, the list includes master players who are or were eligible to play for the Slovenian Chess Federation and who have won the Slovenian individual championship since Slovenia's independence in 1991 (or the Yugoslav championship before 1991), or an IM or GM title (of both sexes) wear or have an Elo of at least 2400 or are outstanding correspondence chess players.
A.
- Milka Ankerst (* 1942), international female champion
B.
- Darko Babič (* 1963), international correspondence chess master
- Mirko Bandelj (* 1958), international correspondence chess master
- Janez Barle (* 1952), international master
- Zlatko Bašagić (1947–2016), international master
- Alexander Beliavsky (* 1953), grand master, Slovenian master
- Janko Bohak (* 1935), international correspondence chess master
- Jure Borišek (* 1986), grandmaster, Slovenian champion
- Aleš Borštnik (* 1963), correspondence chess grandmaster
- Borko Bošković , Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
- Franček Brglez (1922–1997), correspondence chess grandmaster
- Iztok Brunšek (* 1965), correspondence chess grandmaster
- Enver Bukić (1937–2017), grand master
C.
- Stefan Cigan (* 1966), international champion
- Marko Coklin (* 1962), international master in correspondence chess
- Anton Čopar (* 1956), Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
D.
- Gal Drnovšek (* 1995), international master
F.
- Bojan Fajs , Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
G
- Mitja Gerzina , Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
- Leon Gostiša (* 1961), international master, Slovenian master, correspondence chess grandmaster
- Aljoša Grosar (* 1967), international champion, Slovenian champion
- Kiti Grosar (* 1976), International Women's Champion, Slovenian Women's Champion
H
- Anica Horvat , correspondence chess grandmaster for women
- Milan Horvat , Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
- Ivana Hreščak (* 2000), international female champion
J
- Lara Janželj (* 1997), International Women's Champion
- Tim Janželj (* 1994), international master
- Igor Jelen (* 1972), international master
- Iztok Jelen (* 1947), international master
- Viktor Jemec (* 1951), Honored International Correspondence Chess Master
- Simon Jerič (* 1963), international master
- Matjaz Justin (* 1966), master player
K
- Darja Kapš (* 1981), Grand Master of Women, Slovenian Champion of Women
- Peter Kariž (* 1960), international correspondence chess master
- Matej Keršič (* 1971), Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
- Špela Kolarič (* 1993), Slovenian champion of women
- Eva Korošec , International Correspondence Chess Champion for Women
- Stane Korošec (* 1967), international correspondence chess master
- Stefan Korošec (* 1939), international correspondence chess master
- Danilo Korže (* 1965), correspondence chess grandmaster
- Toni Kos (* 1972), international champion
- Stanko Kovač (* 1961), international correspondence chess master
- Leon Krajnc (* 1942), Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
- Jana Krivec (* 1980), Grand Master of Women, Slovenian Master of Women
- Nataša Krmelj (* 1972), Slovenian champion of women
- Domen Krumpacnik (* 1966), international master
L.
- Luka Lenič (* 1988), grandmaster, Slovenian champion
- Anita Ličina Vrabić (* 1972), International Women's Champion, Slovenian Women's Champion
- Andrej Loc (* 1955), Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
M.
- Karmen Mar (* 1987), International Women's Champion
- Boris Markoja (* 1998), international champion
- Leon Mazi (* 1959), international champion
- Vojko Mencinger (* 1958), international master
- Zvonimir Meštrović (1944–2016), international master
- Adrian Mihalčišin (* 1954), grandmaster, Slovenian champion
- Narcisa Mihevc-Mohr (* 1972), Slovenian champion of women
- Matjaž Mikač (* 1964), international master
- Georg Mohr (* 1965), grand master
- Vojko Musil (* 1945), international master
- Anna Musytschuk (* 1990), Grand Master, Grand Master of Women
N
- Jože Novak (* 1954), Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
O
- Rudolf Osterman (1946–2003), master player
P
- Bruno Parma (* 1941), grand master
- Duško Pavasovič (* 1976), grandmaster, Slovenian champion
- Francka Petek-Boch (* 1951), international correspondence chess champion for women
- Matjaž Pirš (* 1956), correspondence chess grandmaster
- Albin Planinc (1944–2008), grand master
- Janez Podkrajšek (* 1932), Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
- Bogdan Podlesník (* 1961), international champion, Slovenian champion
- Danilo Polajzer (* 1958), international master
- Mitja Pranjič (* 1977), international correspondence chess master
- Anton Praznik (* 1949), Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
- Niko Praznik (* 1979), international master
- Zvonka Praznik-Pezdirc (* 1949), international correspondence chess champion for women
- Anton Preinfalk (1911–2011), international correspondence chess master
- Stojan Puc (1921–2004), Honorary Grand Master, International Master
- Jože Pucelj (* 1956), Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
R.
- Edo Roblek (1932–2008), Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
- Vesna Rožič (1987–2013), International Women's Champion, Slovenian Women's Champion
S.
- Tadej Sakelsek (* 1986), international champion, Slovenian champion
- Matej Šebenik (* 1983), grand master
- Marjan Šemrl (* 1954), correspondence chess world champion, correspondence chess grandmaster
- Dražen Sermek (* 1969), grandmaster, Slovenian champion
- Darko Sifrer (* 1956), international master
- Jernej Šivic (* 1985), correspondence chess grandmaster
- Klemen Šivic (* 1983), international correspondence chess master
- Jure Škoberne (* 1987), grandmaster
- Primož Šoln (* 1978), international champion, Slovenian champion
- Jernej Špalir (* 1992), international master
- Ana Srebrnič (* 1984), Grand Master of Women, Slovenian Master of Women
- Darko Supanicič (* 1957), master player
T
- Žan Tomazini (* 1994), international master
- Marko Tratar (* 1974), grandmaster, Slovenian champion
U
- Laura Unuk (* 1999), Grand Master of Women, Slovenian Champion of Women
- Zala Urh (* 2002), International Women's Champion
V
- Zoran Veličković (* 1969), international champion
- Teja Vidic (* 1998), International Women's Champion
- Gregor Vohl (* 1983), Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
Z
- Peter Žebre , Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
- Boris Žlender (* 1959), correspondence chess grandmaster
- Jure Zorko (* 1988), international master
- Miran Zupe (* 1960), international master
Web links
Commons : Slovenian chess players - collection of pictures, videos and audio files
- Slovenian top 100 men and women (Elo list, active and inactive)
- Slovenian top 100 women (Elo list, active and inactive)
- Overview of Slovenian championships at the Slovenian Chess Federation (Slovenian)
Individual evidence
- ^ Zlatko Bašagić played for the Bosnian Chess Federation until 1997.
- ↑ Alexander Beliavsky played for the Soviet Chess Federation until 1992 and for the Ukrainian Chess Federation from 1992 to 1995.
- ↑ Zvonimir Meštrović played for the Bosnian Chess Federation until 1994 and again from 2013.
- ^ Adrian Mihalčišin played for the Soviet Chess Federation until 1992 and for the Ukrainian Chess Federation from 1992 to 1995.
- ↑ Anna Musytschuk played until 2004 and has played again for the Ukrainian Chess Federation since 2014.
- ↑ Matjaž Pirš plays correspondence chess for the German Chess Federation.
- ↑ Bogdan Podlesník plays for the Montenegrin Chess Federation. The exact date of the dressing change is not known, but is definitely after 2001.
- ↑ Dražen Sermek has been playing for the Croatian Chess Federation since 2007.