Team Events: Winners

Awarded to the BGA Club team with the best percentage at the British Go Congress until 2013.

• 1986-87 Bristol
• 1988 Furze Platt School
• 1989 Nottingham
• 1990 The Brakenhale School
• 1991 Melior Go Club
• 1992 Furze Platt Maidenhead
• 1993 Norwich
• 1994 Wanstead
• 1995 Brakenhale
• 1996 Reading
• 1997 Hursley
• 1998 Leamington Spa
• 1999 Cambridge
• 2000 Berks Youth Bracknell
• 2001-03 Wanstead
• 2004 Central London
• 2005 Farnborough Village (Kent)
• 2006 Durham
• 2007 Sheffield
• 2008 Brighton
• 2009 Cambridge
• 2010 Edinburgh
• 2011 Durham
• 2012 London
• 2013 Epsom

Held in London between Nippon Club (Japanese) and Central London Go Club (Anglo).
Prior to the Trophy starting in 1988 most matches were won by the Japanese.

• 1988-92 Anglo
• 1993 Japanese
• 1994-95 Anglo
• Summer 1996 Anglo
• Winter 1996 Japanese
• Spring 1997 Japanese
• Autumn 1997-Autumn 2000 Anglo

A team event for clubs located in the tideless part of the Thames Valley. It was a League until 1993 and was a one day tournament on Easter Monday until 2013 (often known by lots of Ts, eg TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT).

• 1985 Reading Rebels
• 1986/87 Basingstoke
• 1988 Furze Platt
• 1989 Bracknell
• 1990 Reading
• 1991 Bracknell
• 1992 Furze Platt
• 1993-94 Reading
• 1995 Royal Standard
• 1996-97 Reading
• 1998 High Wycombe
• 1999-2000 Reading
• 2001 Royal Standard
• 2002 Bracknell Drunk
• 2003 High Wycombe
• 2004 Swindon
• 2005 Wycombe and Maidenhead A
• 2006 Maidenhead
• 2007 West Surrey
• 2008-09 Maidenhead
• 2010 Bracknell
• 2011 West Surrey
• 2012 Wanstead
• 2013 Wanstead

Sonoyama League

For teams in East Anglia (1998 was a one day tournament).

• 1994 Wanstead
• 1995 Wanstead
• 1996 Wanstead
• 1997 Cambridge
• 1998 Cambridge

• Season 1 (2009-10) Cambridge
• Season 2 (2010) Durham
• Season 3 (2011) Central London A
• Season 4 (2012) Edinburgh
• Season 5 (2013) Edinburgh 1
• Season 6 (2014) Central London A
• Season 7 (2015) Cambridge A
• Season 8/9 (2016/17) Chester A

Donated by Yukata Kobayashi for best London area International Team. From 2010 also Handicap Division winner in brackets.

• Summer 1992 Nippon Club
• Winter 1992 Central London
• Spring 1993 Nippon Club
• Autumn 1993 London University
• Spring 1994-Spring 1995 Central London
• Autumn 1995 Nippon Club
• Spring 1996 Central London
• Autumn 1996 Reading
• Spring 1997-Spring 1998 Cambridge
• Autumn 1998 Nippon Club
• Spring 1999 Korea-China
• Autumn 1999 Central London
• Spring 2000-Autumn 2000 Cambridge
• Spring 2001 Reading
• Autumn 2001 Cambridge and London =
• Spring 2002-Autumn 2002 Cambridge
• Spring 2003 Oriental
• Autumn 2003 Korea
• Spring 2004 Out of Town
• Autumn 2004 Nippon Club
• Spring 2005 Central London
• Autumn 2005 Central London and Wanstead =
• Spring 2006-Spring 2007 Central London
• Autumn 2007 Nippon Club
• Spring 2008 China - Central London
• Autumn 2008 Chinese
• Spring 2009 Cambridge
• Autumn 2009 China
• Spring 2010 Orientals
• Autumn 2010 Nippon Club (St. Albans)
• Spring 2011 Nippon Club (St. Albans)
• Autumn 2011 China A (South London)
• Spring 2012 Nippon (South London)
• Autumn 2012 Cambridge (South London)
• Spring 2013 Cambridge (South London)
• Autumn 2013 Oriental
• Spring 2014 North London
• Autumn 2014 North London
• Autumn 2015 North London A
• Autumn 2016 Wanstead
• Spring 2017 team daydream

Other Leagues

Other regional leagues have been held, mostly in the 1970s and early 1980s, but reporting of results was patchy. Known results:

• 1978 Northern - Leeds
• 1978 Southern - Alexandra House
• 1979 Severn Valley - Monmouth
• 1980 Midlands - Coventry
• 1980 Northern - Canute
• 1981 Northern - Leeds
• 1982 Northern - Canute
• 1983 London - Reading
• 1983 Midlands - Malvern
• 1983 London - London Vegetarians
• 1983 Northern - Huddersfield and Sheffield
• 1984 Midlands (Tournament) - Coventry
• 1984-86 Northern - Huddersfield and Sheffield
• 1988 Northern - Manchester / Lymm

In addition the Jubilee Challenge Trophy (a Goban) was instigated for the Queen's Silver Jubilee in 1977. After a few years of competition it was won by Leamington, who still hold it.

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