British Stratego Association

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The British Stratego Association is the governing body for the game of Stratego within Great Britain. The success in recent times of British Stratego is partly due to the formation of the B.S.A. Before the B.S.A. formed in July of 2005, Britain had never won any major Stratego event. Britain now has an Olympic champion, a double World Champion, a Junior European Champion and in 2007 became World Team Champions in the 3 player event.[citation needed]

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[edit] Mission Statement

The British Stratego Association exists to promote the game of Stratego within Britain and around the world.

[edit] Activities

The British Stratego Association helps to promote the game by organising and hosting tournaments within the U.K. The association also represents British players in Stratego tournaments throughout the World. The British Stratego Association also helps maintain two information websites which promote the game of Stratego.

[edit] Tournaments

The British Stratego Association organises the U.K. National Stratego Championships and help coordinate the Stratego events within the annual "Mind Sports Olympics".

Annual Tournaments held within the U.K.

(part of the "Mind Sports Olympics")

  • Barrage World Championships
  • Stratego Olympiad
  • Stratego World Team Championships (3 players per Nation)

(part of the UK National Stratego Championships)

  • UK National Classic Stratego Championships
  • UK National Barrage Stratego Championships
  • UK National Ultimate Lightning Stratego Championships
  • UK National Duell Stratego Championships
  • UK National Supreme Stratego Championships

[edit] Players

Stratego is played by a growing number of British players but only a few players have ever won any major Stratego tournaments.

British players who have won major Stratego tournaments include

  • Richard Ratcliffe (Stratego player)
  • Anthony Melbourne
  • Cris Seargent
  • Jonathon Edwards
  • Roger White (Stratego player)

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