HALL OF FAME

2010

Mika Oksanen (FIN), first 2-time winner in tournament history Asko Aravirta (FIN), 2nd place, long and amazing "trip" up from Qualif. 37th place Juho Mäkelä (FIN), 3rd place Diana Zavialova (LAT), 4th place 2nd time in a row.

2009

Mari Santonen (FIN), 2nd female champion in Pärnu Open Jari Ratia (FIN), 2nd place, best performance of finnish star so far... Teemu Raatikainen (FIN), 3rd place this time Diana Zavialova (LAT), 4th place, probably not the top for young latvian star

2008

Mika Oksanen (FIN), champion Jouni Helminen (FIN)2nd place, finnish legend, several podium places in Pärnu Open Harri Määttä (FIN), 3rd place, his best performance in Pärnu Open Perttu Jussila (FIN), 4th place, another good performance in tournament

2007

Sami Konsteri (FIN), finally got the title Perttu Jussila (FIN) 2nd place, at the beginning of his career Pasi Uotila (FIN) 3rd place, finnish superstar. Always in the top but never won so far... Tony Ranta (FIN), 4th place, young finnish star

2006

Jussi Lindgren (FIN), 1st place Olli Hossi (FIN), 2nd Jouni Helminen (FIN),3rd. Legend. Always at the top Asko Aravirta (FIN), 4th.

2005

Jouni Helminen (FIN), winner Pasi Uotila (FIN), 2nd, another podium place Anna Mattson-Baard (SWE),3rd. Another provement of womens good chanses in Pärnu Open Teemu Raatikainen (FIN), most experienced finnish player in Pärnu Open 2005

2004

Katja Kyllönen (FIN), winner. Women are always doing well in Pärnu Open Mikko Vainio (FIN), 2nd. Kimmo Tähti (FIN), 3rd. Olli Hossi (FIN), 4th.

Older formats

2003

Teemu Raatikainen (FIN), winner in men Leta Anuziene (LIT), winner in women Taavi Nahko (EST), winner in juniors Sigrid Västra (EST) winner in girls

2002

Juha Koivisto (FIN), winner in men Jelena Povaljuhhina (EST), winner on women

2001

Udo Sulp (EST), winner in mens Jelena Krainik (EST), winner in women

2000

Sergei Krainik (EST), winner Andres Kuismanen (EST), 2nd Udo Sulp (EST), 3rd

1999

Eero Kööp (EST), winner Rene Voost (EST), 2nd Priit Siitan (EST), 3rd