The highest achievement in the CFA show ring is accomplished when a cat successfully earns the title of National Winner (NW). CFA established the title of Grand Champion in 1930 and the title of National Winner first appeared in 1971. In CFA, each year the top 25 cats in Championship, 25 Kittens and 25 cats in Premiership are awarded the NW title.
The European Burmese was accepted for Championship competition in 2002. The 2004-05 show season saw the first National Winner for the breed - a cream spay named GP, NW Bondi Colette who was 7th Best Alter.
Below is a table with the national winning European Burmese, including their name, color, sex, year of their win, and the award they earned.
If the cat's name is in blue text, you can click on it to see a photo of the cat. Championship cats names are on an orange background, kittens are on pink and alters are on a blue background.
European Burmese National Winners in CFA
| Year | Position | Cat's Name | Color | Sex |
| 2002-03 | No National Winners | |||
| 2003-04 | No National Winners | |||
2004-05 |
7th Best Alter | GP, NW Bondi Colette | Cream | S |
| 2005-06 | No National Winners | |||
2006-07 |
16th Best Cat | GC, BW, NW Korindah Nicolette | Lilac-Tortie | F |
| 19th Best Kitten | NW Kitsu's Kiss Me Kate | Cream | F | |
| 8th Best Alter | GP, NW Korindah Bandera of Janvier | Lilac | N | |
2007-08 |
24th Best Kitten | GC, NW Bondi's Just Jill of Eurocastle | Blue Tortie | F |
| 2008-09 | No National Winners | |||
2009-10 |
13th Best Cat | GC, BW, NW Chamsey's Seigneurs De Bergerac | Cream | M |
| 22nd Best Cat | GC, NW Aurora Didgeridoo of Penobscot | Lilac | M | |
| 8th Best Kitten | GC, NW Bondi's Nutsy of Eurocastle | Lilac Tortie | F | |
2010-11 |
24th Best Kitten | GC, NW Penobscot's Lilac Moon of Jomarkat | Lilac | M |
