2003–04 Pro Tour Season

The **2003–04 Pro Tour season** was the ninth Pro Tour season. It started on 23 August 2003 with Grand Prix events in Yokohama and London, and ended on 5 September 2004 with the conclusion of the 2004 World Championships.

## Grand Prix (August 2003)

**Date:** 23–24 August 2003
**Format:** Block Constructed
 1.  Shu Komuro
2.  Kazuki Kato
3.  Masashiro Kuroda
4.  Yuichi Yamagishi
5.  Masahiko Morita
6.  Shuhei Nakamura
7.  Kazuyuki Momose
8.  Yusuke Osaka

**Date:** 23–24 August 2003
**Format:** Block Constructed
 1.  Diego Ostrovich
2.  Yann Hamon
3.  Mario Pascoli
4.  Eivind Nitter
5.  Antonino De Rosa
6.  Jose Barbero
7.  Josh Rider
8.  Frank Karsten

**Date:** 30–31 August 2003
**Format:** Standard
 1.  Marco Blume
2.  Matt Linde
3.  Joshua Wagener
4.  Keith McLaughlin
5.  Zvi Mowshowitz
6.  Keith Thompson
7.  Sean Buckley
8.  Tim Bonneville

## Pro Tour Boston

12–14 September 2003 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States.

## Grand Prix (September–October 2003)

**Date:** 13–14 September 2003
**Format:** Block Constructed
 1.  Reinhard Blech
2.  Jan Doise
3.  Stefano Fiore
4.  André Müller
5.  Simone Carboni
6.  Alessandro Vegna
7.  Marco Benifei
8.  Martin Heidemann

**Date:** 4–5 October 2003
**Format:** Limited
 1.  Andrew Grain
2.  Andrew Gordon
3.  Lenny Collins
4.  Itaru Ishida
5.  Shun Jiang
6.  Jake Hart
7.  Daniel Turner
8.  Tim He

**Date:** 18–19 October 2003
**Format:** Limited
 1.  Antonino De Rosa
2.  Nate Heiss
3.  Ben Stark
4.  Brian Kibler
5.  Michael Krumb
6.  Gerry Thompson
7.  Justin Smith
8.  Jonathan Cassidy

**Date:** 25–26 October 2003
**Format:** Limited
 1.  Yann Hamon
2.  Bruno Carvalho
3.  Daniel Madan
4.  Jeroen Remie
5.  Kevin Desprez
6.  Loïc Degrau
7.  Sebastien Bernaud
8.  Jelger Wiegersma

## Pro Tour New Orleans

31 October–2 November 2003 in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States.

## Grand Prix (November–December 2003)

**Date:** 8–9 November 2003
**Format:** Limited
 1.  Kazuki Katou
2.  Satoshi Harada
3.  Koichiro Maki
4.  Tomohide Sasagawa
5.  Kei Ikeda
6.  Ken'Ichi Fujita
7.  Ryouma Shiozu
8.  Yusuke Sasaki

**Date:** 22–23 November 2003
**Format:** Limited
 1.  Jelger Wiegersma
2.  Tommi Hovi
3.  Daniel Bertelsen
4.  Kai Budde
5.  Sam Gomersall
6.  Daniel Zink
7.  David Linder
8.  Benjamin Lindqvist

**Date:** 6–7 December 2003
**Format:** Limited
 1.  Yann Hamon
2.  Reinhard Blech
3.  Georgios Kapalas
4.  Stefan Schwaiger
5.  Tobias Kroll
6.  Hannes Scholz
7.  Steven Gouin
8.  Dirk Hein

**Date:** 13–14 December 2003
**Format:** Extended
 1.  Ben Rubin
2.  Nathan Saunders
3.  Nick Meves
4.  Peter Szigeti
5.  Ben Stark
6.  Paul Rietzl
7.  Blake Quelle
8.  Gerard Fabiano

## Pro Tour Amsterdam

16–18 January 2004 in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

## Grand Prix (January–February 2004)

**Date:** 24–25 January 2004
**Format:** Extended
 1.  Kazuya Shiki
2.  Itaru Ishida
3.  Akira Asahara
4.  SangRyeol Lee
5.  Shinsuke Hayashi
6.  Asuka Doi
7.  Chikara Nakajima
8.  Kazuya Hirabayashi

**Date:** 7–8 February 2004
**Format:** Limited
 1.  Ken Ho
2.  Dave Humpherys
3.  Mike Turian
4.  Ian Spaulding
5.  Mitchell Tamblyn
6.  Ben Rubin
7.  Paul Rietzl
8.  Gabe Walls

**Date:** 21–22 February 2004
**Format:** Limited
 1.  Kai Budde
2.  Bernardo Da Costa Cabral
3.  Dirk Hein
4.  Raphaël Lévy
5.  Thomas Gundersen
6.  Aniol Alcaraz
7.  Jaime Marrero
8.  Tommi Lindgren

## Grand Prix (March–April 2004)

**Date:** 6–7 March 2004
**Format:** Limited
 1.  Chuen Hwa Tan
2.  Olivier Ruel
3.  Masashi Oiso
4.  Gabe Walls
5.  Takuya Osawa
6.  Steven Tan
7.  Terry Soh
8.  Chi-Chung Hwang

**Date:** 20–21 March 2004
**Format:** Limited
 1.  Ichiro Shimura
2.  Masahiko Morita
3.  Yusuke Sasaki
4.  Antoine Ruel
5.  Jin Okamoto
6.  Toshihisa Yamanaka
7.  Hiroto Yasutomi
8.  Ippei Sogabe

**Date:** 27–28 March 2004
**Format:** Limited
 1.  Stefan Jedlicka
2.  René Kraft
3.  Frank Karsten
4.  David Grant
5.  Mattias Jorstedt
6.  Jose Barbero
7.  Kamman Janpiam
8.  Niki Jedlicka

**Date:** 27–28 March 2004
**Format:** Limited
 1.  Mike Turian
2.  Craig Krempels
3.  Aaron Lipcynski
4.  Cedric Phillips
5.  Kate Stavola
6.  Matt Larson
7.  Brandon Rickard
8.  Brock Parker

**Date:** 17–18 April 2004
**Format:** Team Limited
 1.  Stijn Cornelissen
1.  Tom van de Logt
1.  Jesse Cornelissen
2.  Nicolai Herzog
2.  Anton Jonsson
2.  Tuomo Nieminen
3.  David Brucker
3.  Reinhard Blech
3.  Dirk Hein
4.  Sylvain Lehoux
4.  Alexandre Peset
4.  Loïc Degrou

**Date:** 17–18 April 2004
**Format:** Team Limited
 1.  Chris Fennell
1.  Bill Stead
1.  Charles Gindy
2.  Adam Horvath
2.  Osyp Lebedowicz
2.  Patrick Sullivan
3.  Darwin Kastle
3.  Rob Dougherty
3.  Alex Shvartsman
4.  Jon Finkel
4.  Brian Kibler
4.  Eric Froehlich

## Pro Tour San Diego

14–16 May 2004 in San Diego, California, United States.

## Grand Prix (May–June 2004)

**Date:** 29–30 May 2004
**Format:** Standard
 1.  Tobias Henke
2.  Kai Budde
3.  Julien Nuijten
4.  Vasilis Fatouros
5.  Johannes Mitsios
6.  Xuan-Phi Nguyen
7.  Maxime Fays
8.  Stefano Fiore

**Date:** 26–27 June 2004
**Format:** Block Constructed
 1.  Manuel Bucher
2.  Matteo Cirigliano
3.  Sebastien Roux
4.  Frank Karsten
5.  Leonard Barbou
6.  Bertrand Fagnoni
7.  Timo Groth
8.  Charles Delvaux

## Pro Tour Seattle

9–11 July 2004 in Seattle, Washington, United States.

## Grand Prix (July–August 2004)

**Date:** 24–25 July 2004
**Format:** Standard
 1.  Masahiko Morita
2.  Kwan Ching Yuen
3.  Zhen Xing Gao
4.  Tsuyoshi Fujita
5.  Sim Han How
6.  Cheng Wee Pek
7.  Bernard Chan
8.  Khang Jong Kuan

**Date:** 24–25 July 2004
**Format:** Block Constructed
 1.  Osyp Lebedowicz
2.  Michael Kuhmann
3.  Adam Chernoff
4.  Taylor Parnell
5.  William Jensen
6.  Antonino De Rosa
7.  Jeff Garza
8.  Harry Durnan

**Date:** 14–15 August 2004
**Format:** Block Constructed
 1.  Jeff Garza
2.  Brian Kibler
3.  Eugene Harvey
4.  Jeroen Remie
5.  Jan Holland
6.  Adam Horvath
7.  Alexandre Peset
8.  Ty Dobbertin

**Date:** 28–29 August 2004
**Format:** Standard
 1.  Tatsunori Kishi
2.  Keisuke Hashimoto
3.  Masami Ibamoto
4.  Shun Iizuka
5.  Toru Takeshita
6.  Yuhi Kubota
7.  Masaki Yokoi
8.  Tomoharu Saito

## 2004 World Championships

*Main article: 2004 World Championships*
1–5 September 2004 in San Francisco, California, United States.

### Team competition

 Torben Twiefel
 Roland Bode
 2
 Vincent Lemoine | $5,000
 Geoffrey Siron | $5,000