This is a list of all the winners of the Armenian Chess Championship. The first championship was played in 1934, when Armenia was a part of the Transcaucasian SFSR. Championships were held sporadically in the Armenian SSR until 1945, when they became contested every year; this has continued today in independent Armenia. The tournament has usually been held as a round robin of the country's top players.
Open Division Winners {| class="sortable wikitable" ! # !! Year !! Winner |- | 1 || 1934 || (1) |- | 2 || 1938 || (2) Alexander Dolukhanian (1) |- | 3 || 1939 || (2) |- | 4 || 1941 || Vazgen Karapetian |- | 5 || 1945 || |- | 6 || 1946 || (1) |- | 7 || 1947 || (2) Genrikh Kasparian (3) |- | 8 || 1948 || (3) Genrikh Kasparian (4) |- | 9 || 1949 || (5) |- | 10 || 1950 || (6) |- | 11 || 1951 || (7) |- | 12 || 1952 || |- | 13 || 1953 || (1) |- | 14 || 1954 || (8) |- | 15 || 1955 || (9) |- | 16 || 1956 || (10) |- | 17 || 1957 || |- | 18 || 1958 || (1) |- | 19 || 1959 || (2) |- | 20 || 1960 || (3) |- | 21 || 1961 || (1) Artsrun Sargsian (2) |- | 22 || 1962 || (4) |- | 23 || 1963 || (1) |- | 24 || 1964 || (1) |- | 25 || 1965 || (2) |- | 26 || 1966 || (2) |- | 27 || 1967 || (5) |- | 28 || 1968 || (3) |- | 29 || 1969 || (4) Karen Grigorian (1) |- | 30 || 1970 || (2) |- | 31 || 1971 || (5) |- | 32 || 1972 || (6) Karen Grigorian (3) |- | 33 || 1973 || (1) |- | 34 || 1974 || (1) |- | 35 || 1975 || |- | 36 || 1976 || (2) Vanik Zakarian (2) Gagik Akopian |- | 37 || 1977 || (2) |- | 38 || 1978 || (1) |- | 39 || 1979 || |- | 40 || 1980 || (2) |- | 41 || 1981 || (1) Karen Movsisian |- | 42 || 1982 || |- | 43 || 1983 || (1) |- | 44 || 1984 || (2) |- | 45 || 1985 || (2) |- | 46 || 1986 || (3) |- | 47 || 1987 || (4) |- | 48 || 1988 || (5) |- | 49 || 1989 || |- | 50 || 1990 || (1) |- | 51 || 1991 || |- | 52 || 1992 || (6) Artashes Minasian (2) |- | 53 || 1993 || (3) |- | 54 || 1994 || (7) |- | 55 || 1995 || (4) |- | 56 || 1996 || (1) |- | 57 || 1997 || (2) |- | 58 || 1998 || (3) |- | 59 || 1999 || (1) |- | 60 || 2000 || (1) |- | 61 || 2001 || (4) |- | 62 || 2002 || |- | 63 || 2003 || (2) |- | 64 || 2004 || (5) |- | 65 || 2005 || (8) |- | 66 || 2006 || (6) |- | 67 || 2007 || (2) |- | 68 || 2008 || (3) |- | 69 || 2009 || (1) |- | 70 || 2010 || |- | 71 || 2011 || |- | 72 || 2012 || (1) |- | 73 || 2013 || (2) |- | 74 || 2014 || |- | 75 || 2015 || |- | 76 || 2016 || Zaven Andriasian |- | 77 || 2017 || Hovhannes Gabuzyan |- | 78 || 2018 || Haik M. Martirosyan |- | 79 || 2019 || (2) |- | 80 || 2020 || Samvel Ter-Sahakyan |- |81 |2021 |Hovhannes GabuzyanHovhannes Gabuzyan wins Armenian Championship 2021, chessbase.com. |- | 82 || 2022 || Manuel PetrosyanManuel Petrosyan becomes Armenia chess champion, news.am.
| 83 || 2023 || Samvel Ter-Sahakyan (2)83th Armenian Ch. The Highest League |- |84 |2024 |Robert Hovhannisyan (2) |- |85 |2025 |Robert Hovhannisyan (3) |- |86 |2026 |Manuel Petrosyan (2)
Women's winners {| class="sortable wikitable" ! # !! Year !! Winner |- | 1 || 1934 || Margarita Mirza-Avagian |- | 2 || 1939 || |- | 3 || 1941 || |- | 4 || 1949 || |- | 5 || 1950 || (1) |- | 6 || 1951 || (1) |- | 7 || 1952 || (2) |- | 8 || 1953 || (1) |- | 9 || 1954 || (2) |- | 10 || 1955 || (2) |- | 11 || 1956 || (1) |- | 12 || 1957 || (1) |- | 13 || 1958 || (2) |- | 14 || 1959 || (3) |- | 15 || 1960 || (4) |- | 16 || 1961 || (5) |- | 17 || 1962 || (2) |- | 18 || 1963 || (1) |- | 19 || 1964 || (3) Tamara Boiakhchian (1) |- | 20 || 1965 || (2) Venera Boiakhchian (2) |- | 21 || 1966 || (3) |- | 22 || 1967 || |- | 23 || 1968 || (4) Venera Boiakhchian (3) |- | 24 || 1969 || (5) |- | 25 || 1970 || |- | 26 || 1971 || (6) |- | 27 || 1972 || (7) Anna Hakobian (1) |- | 28 || 1973 || (1) |- | 29 || 1974 || (2) |- | 30 || 1975 || (1) |- | 31 || 1976 || (2) |- | 32 || 1977 || |- | 33 || 1978 || (3) |- | 34 || 1979 || (2) |- | 35 || 1980 || (1) |- | 36 || 1981 || (3) |- | 37 || 1982 || (2) |- | 38 || 1983 || (4) |- | 39 || 1984 || (1) |- | 40 || 1985 || |- | 41 || 1986 || (2) |- | 42 || 1987 || (3) |- | 43 || 1988 || (5) |- | 44 || 1989 || (6) |- | 45 || 1990 || (7) |- | 46 || 1991 || (4) |- | 47 || 1992 || (5) |- | 48 || 1993 || (1) |- | 49 || 1994 || (2) |- | 50 || 1995 || (1) |- | 51 || 1996 || (1) |- | 52 || 1997 || (2) |- | 53 || 1998 || (2) |- | 54 || 1999 || (3) |- | 55 || 2000 || (3) |- | 56 || 2001 || (3) |- | 57 || 2002 || (4) |- | 58 || 2003 || (5) |- | 59 || 2004 || (6) |- | 60 || 2005 || (4) |- | 61 || 2006 || (1) |- | 62 || 2007 || (2) |- | 63 || 2008 || (1) |- | 64 || 2009 || (2) |- | 65 || 2010 || |- | 66 || 2011 || (3) |- | 67 || 2012 || (1)Maria Kursova wins Armenian Women’s Chess Championship 2012 |- | 68 || 2013 || Anna Hairapetian - Armenian Woman Champion 2013 |- | 69 || 2014 || Shushanna Sargsyan becomes Armenia's Chess Champion 2014 |- | 70 || 2015 || (1) |- | 71 || 2016 || Maria Gevorgyan (1) |- | 72 || 2017 || Maria Gevorgyan (2) |- | 73 || 2018 || Maria Kursova (2) |- | 74 || 2019 || Maria Gevorgyan (3) |- | 75 || 2020 || Maria Gevorgyan (4) |- | 76 || 2021 || Susanna Gaboyan (2) |- | 77 || 2022 || Mariam Mkrtchyan |- | 78 || 2023 || Maria Gevorgyan (5) |- | 79 || 2024 || Susanna Gaboyan (3) |- |80 |2025 |Susanna Gaboyan (4) |- |81 |2026 |Anahit Mkrtchyan
References
External links
RUSBASE (part V) 1919-1937,1991-1994( 2009-10-24) RUSBASE (part IV) 1938-1960( 2009-10-25) RUSBASE (part III), 1961-1969,1985-1990( 2009-10-25) RUSBASE (part II) 1970-1984 (Archived 2009-10-25) Champions from the Armenian Chess Federation Men and Women