Promoting Go in the UK and beyond

BGA Trophies

The John Barrs Goban

Held by the British Champion.

Minds in Conflict

Held by the British Open champion.

The British Lightning Cup

Held by the British Lightning champion.

The Small Board Trophy

Held by the British Small Board (13x13) champion.

Pair Go Trophies

Held by the winner of the British Pair Go Championships. The pair of trophies was donated by the Japanese Pair Go Association and are inscribed "Pair Go Champions in England".

Pair Go Handicap Trophies

Held by the winner of the Handicap Section of the British Pair Go Championships. The trophies are a pair of Pair Go Bowls donated by the Japanese Pair Go Association.

The GoGoD Shield

Held by the winner of Division 1 of the British Online Team League. The trophy was donated by T Mark Hall and John Fairbairn (Games of Go on Disk).

The Nippon Club Cup

Held by the best team of the British Go Congress Open Tournament, donated by the Nippon Club, London.

The Stacey Trophy

Held by the winner of the Stacey Grand Prix, donated in memory of Terry Stacey.

The Eva Wilson Go Ban

Held by the winner of the tournament at the Women's Weekend.

The Weak Knee Dan Trophy

Formerly held by the 2-dan player losing the most games in a year.

BGA Youth Trophies

The Castledine Trophy

Held by the winner of the British Schools Championship, donated in memory of the late Brian Castledine, former BGA President.

Youth Champion Trophy

Held by the winner of the British Youth Go Championships (presented by the Yomiuri Shimbun newspaper).

Youth Trophies

Held by the winners of the British under-18, under-16, and under-14 Championships.

Youth and Youth GP Trophies

Held by the winners of the British under-18, 16, 14, 12, 10 and 8 Championships, the Youth Champion, and the Youth Grand Prix winners (new trophies annually).

UK Go Challenge Schools Championship Cup

Held by the best school of the UK Go Challenge Finals, donated in memory of the late John Rickard.

UK Go Challenge Primary Schools Championship Cup

Held by the best primary school of the UK Go Challenge Finals.