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NEWSLETTER 122 (July 09, 2013) REPRESENTATIVES OF TURKEY MOST SUCCESSFUL AT EUROPEAN SCHOOL CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP The 6th European School Chess Championship, which was held in Novi Sad, Serbia from 20-28 June, 2013 was officially closed in Master Center Hall of Novi Sad Fair. The organizers provided a rich cultural programme. During the prize giving ceremony, the guests were welcomed, among others, by Ms. Sava Stoisavljevic, Secretary General of the European Chess Union, on behalf of the ECU President Silvio Danailov. © Ecuonline.net Page 1 “The reasons of my pleasure for being here are double this time: as Secretary General of the European Chess Union, I am very satisfied with the fact that the European School Championship has passed in excellent conditions and exceptional organisation, but, first of all, let me say that it makes me especially pleased and honoured to know that the remarkable host of this event has been Novi Sad, the city where I was born.” - said Ms. Stoisavljevic. The Championship was officially closed by Member of the City Council for Sports and Youth Predrag Svilar on behalf of the city of Novi Sad - patron of this chess event. This year 274 players from 13 national federations participated in this event, which is the highest number in the history of this competition. Among them, 2 title holders participated, 1 IM and 1 FM. Individual winners in each category are as follows: Girls U7: Zavivaeva Emilia RUS 6.5 Girls U9: Caglar Sila TUR 8.0 Girls U11: Hereklioglu Sude TUR 7.0 Girls U13: Balajayeva Khanim AZE 7.5 © Ecuonline.net Page 2 Girls U15: Menzi Nezihe Ezgi TUR 8.0 Girls U17: Utiatskaja Irina RUS 7.5 Boys U7: Aslanov Umid AZE 7.0 Boys U9: Ozenir Ekin Baris TUR 8.0 Boys U11: Murtuzov Rauf AZE 8.5 Boys U13: Temizkan Denizcan TUR 8.0 Boys U15: Ali Marandi Cemil Can TUR 8.5 Boys U17: Baglan Esat TUR 7.5 Team medalists are: 1. Turkey 30.5 points 2. Azerbaijan 2 28.7 points 3. Azerbaijan 1 27.5 points Here are some statistics: Participants per age group: GROUP GIRLS BOYS U7 9 21 U9 15 34 U11 24 49 U13 14 42 U15 13 24 U17 9 20 Federations and medals: GROUP GOLD SILVER BRONZE GIRLS U7 RUS AUT ALB GIRLS U9 TUR AZE ISR GIRLS U11 TUR TUR LTU GIRLS U13 AZE TUR TUR © Ecuonline.net Page 3 GIRLS U15 TUR AZE TUR GIRLS U17 RUS SRB SRB BOYS U7 AZE ISR TUR BOYS U9 TUR AZE SRB BOYS U11 AZE AZE SRB BOYS U13 TUR BLR SLO BOYS U15 TUR SRB AZE BOYS U17 TUR TUR BLR FED GOLD SILVER BRONZE TOTAL TUR 7 3 3 13 AZE 3 4 1 8 RUS 2 - - 2 SRB - 2 3 5 ISR - 1 1 2 AUT - 1 - 1 ALB - - 1 1 LTU - - 1 1 SLO - - 1 1 One more edition of European School Chess Championship was successfully ended, with the help of the organizers, sponsors, and all the people who contributed to making this tournament possible. We are proud to say that this year the city of Novi Sad was an excellent host, and we hope that all the players and their companions had a pleasant stay and enjoyed the tournament. Official website: www.school2013.org © Ecuonline.net Page 4 MOST MEDALS TO GEORGIA IN UREKI European Youth Chess Cup successfully ended in Ureki, a beautiful seaside town on the Black Sea coast. Georgia, this year’s host, took the most medals - 6 in total: 2 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze. This year 258 children from 10 national federations (ARM, AZE, BUL, EST, GEO, LAT, LTU, RUS, SWE, UKR) took part in the tournament. Here are the winners: Girls U8: 1. Diana Lomaia, Georgia 9, 2. Lile Gumberidze, Georgia 8, 3. Anna Poghosyan, Armenia 7 Boys U8: 1. Arsen M. Davtyan, Armenia 8, 2. Elshan Aydin Suleymanli, Azerbaijan 8, 3. Robert Muradyan, Armenia 7.5 Girls U10: 1. Tamar Esadze, Georgia 8, 2. Zeynab Ismayilzada, Azerbaijan 8, 3. Nia © Ecuonline.net Page 5 Donghvani, Georgia 6.5 Boys U10: 1. Artem Trubchaninov, Russia 8, 2. Farid Farman Mustafayev, Azerbaijan 7, 3. Vugar Manafov, Azerbaijan 7 Girls U12: 1. WFM Gabriela Antonova, Bulgaria 6.5, 2. Elene Kostava, Georgia 6.5, 3. Anastasia Sidamonidze, Georgia 6 Boys U12: 1. Vugar Asadli, Azerbaijan 8, 2. Shant Sargsyan, Armenia 7.5, 3. Kanan Garayev, Azerbaijan 6.5 Medals: FED GOLD SILVER BRONZE TOTAL GEORGIA 2 2 2 6 AZERBAIJAN 1 3 2 6 ARMENIA 1 1 2 4 BULGARIA 1 - - 1 RUSSIA 1 - - 1 © Ecuonline.net Page 6 Number of participants in each category: AGE GROUP BOYS GIRLS U8 57 34 U10 59 29 U12 61 18 The closing ceremony was attended by Ms. Sava Stoisavljevic, Secretary General of the European Chess Union and Chief Arbiter of the Tournament, Mr. Levan Kipiani, Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs of Georgia, Mr. Giorgi Giorgadze, President of Georgian Chess Federation and Tournament Director, and famous Georgian Grandmaster and Deputy of the Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs of Georgia Mr. Zurab Azmaiparashvili. This year the organizers provided many nice awards for the participants and their coaches. All the winners received valuable prizes: I-II place laptop computer, III place photo camera, IV-V place mobile phone, and the coaches received money prizes. Official website: http://e2e4.ge/ GM ERNESTO INARKIEV WINS THE RUSSIAN HIGHER LEAGUE GM Ernesto Inarkiev won the Russian Higher League with the final score of 6.5 points and better tie-break than the second in the ranking GM Ian Nepomniachtchi. The bronze was taken by Alexander Motylev, who scored 6 points out of 9. The 66th Russian Higher League was held from 19-30 June, 2013 at the business center “President” in Yekaterinburg. The Championship was held in 9 rounds, according to the Swiss system with time control 90 minutes for 40 moves + 30 minutes for the rest of the game + 30 seconds increment per move, starting from move one. © Ecuonline.net Page 7 First 5 chess players in the ranking qualified for the Russian Championship Super Final which will be held in October. Fifty chess players took part in the competition. Chief Arbiter was IA Kriukov M.B. Total prize fund in the men’s section was 58 300 EURO. Final Ranking after 9 rounds – first 10 positions Rk. Name Rtg. Pts TB1 TB2 TB3 1. Ernesto Inarkiev 2680 6.5 48 36.0 2622 2. Ian Nepomniachtchi 2717 6.5 45 30.5 2598 3. Alexander Motylev 2655 6 48.5 32.5 2639 4. Aleksey Goganov 2562 6 47.5 34.5 2623 5. Anton Shomoev 2565 6 45 33.0 2604 6. Dmitry Jakovenko 2713 6 44 31.0 2635 7. Urii Eliseev 2557 6 38 27.0 2545 8. Anton Demchenko 2639 5.5 48.5 28.0 2639 9. Evgeny Tomashevsky 2709 5.5 46 31.0 2603 10. Maxim Matlakov 2665 5.5 46 28.0 2632 In the women’s section, the winner was IM Anastasia Bodnaruk – 7.5/9 points. WGM Alina Kashlinskaya finished second – 6.5/9, whereas WGM Aleksandra Goryachkina was third – 6.5/9. © Ecuonline.net Page 8 Twenty-nine chess players took part in the competition. The total prize fund was 11660 EURO. Official website: www.russiachess.org CHESS CLUB BUDUCNOST WINNER OF PREMIER LEAGUE OF MONTENEGRO 2013 Chess Club Buducnost from Podgorica is the winner of the Premier League of Montenegro, which was held in Cetinje, Montenegro June 24th - 2nd July, 2013 in Hotel Grand. CC Buducnost scored 15 match points (36.5 points). They won 7 matches, drew one and lost one match. Members of the winning team were: 1. GM Georgiev Kiril 2636 BUL 2. GM Miladinovic Igor 2556 SRB 3. GM Djukic Nikola 2539 MNE © Ecuonline.net Page 9 4. IM Kalezic Blazo 2418 MNE 5. FM Pajkovic Vladimir 2426 MNE 6. IM Nikac Predrag 2333 MNE 7. FM Djukanovic Sreten 2316 MNE CC Mimoza from Tivat and CC Rumija from Bar tied for second and third place with 14 match points, but due to better tie-break - more points, silver medal went to chess players from CC Mimoza, and bronze medal went to their colleagues from CC Rumija. The trophies and the medals were awarded to the winning teams by Mr Vladimir Sakotic, President of Chess Federation of Montenegro and Executive Director of European Chess Union. He addressed the players and the audience at the closing ceremony, congratulated the winners and all the other teams for their fair play and behaviour, and said that this has been one of the most exciting and most militant championships held so far. The Tournament was played as a Round Robin one, with 10 teams and 9 rounds. Time control was 40 moves in 90 minutes and 30 minutes to the end of the game + 30 seconds increment per move, starting from move one. Each team consisted of 6 © Ecuonline.net Page 10 players and 4 reserves. Here are the final standings: 1. CC Buducnost (Podgorica) 15 match points (36.5) 2. CC Mimoza (Tivat) 14 match points (33.5) 3. CC Rumija (Bar) 14 match points (30.5) 4. CC Bemax (Podgorica) 11 match points (29.5) 5. CC Elektroprivreda (Niksic) 9 match points (30) 6. CC Ljubomir Djurdjic (Bijelo Polje) 8 match points (27) 7. CC Bijela Kruso niskogradnja (Bijela) 6 match points (22.5) 8. CC Herceg Novi (Herceg Novi) 5 match points (21.5) 9. CC Niksic (Niksic) 5 match points (21) 10. CC Mornar (Bar) 3 match points (18) Officical website: www.cgsah.org GM EVGENY SVESHNIKOV WINS THE LATVIAN RAPID CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP 2013 GM Evgeny Sveshnikov won the Latvian Rapid Chess Championship with the final score of 7.5 out of 9 and better tie-break than GM Arturs Neiksans, who finished second.
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    Image not found or type unknown www.juventudrebelde.cu Image not found or type unknown El Gran Maestro cubano Leinier Domínguez. Autor: Granma Publicado: 21/09/2017 | 05:49 pm Leinier Domínguez finaliza cuarto en Grand Prix de Tbilisi El ajedrecista cubano, con Elo de 2 726 rayas, y mejor de Iberoamérica, perdió una partida, triunfó en otra y entabló en nueve Publicado: Sábado 28 febrero 2015 | 05:30:05 pm. Publicado por: Juventud Rebelde TBILISI, febrero 27.— El ajedrecista cubano Leinier Domínguez finalizó este viernes en la cuarta posición del Grand Prix de Tbilisi por el sistema de desempate, al entablar con el holandés Anish Giri en la jornada 11 y última, informó PL. Domínguez, con las piezas negras, igualó en 63 lances de una defensa Bogoindia para llegar a 5,5 puntos, a 2,5 unidades del ruso Evgeny Tomashevsky, ganador desde el jueves del certamen. El antillano, con Elo de 2 726 rayas, y mejor de Iberoamérica, perdió una partida, triunfó en otra y entabló en nueve. Este viernes Tomashevsky empató con el azerí Teimour Radjabov, en 31 movidasde una defensa India del Rey. Detrás del líder concluyó el ruso Dmitry Jakovenko, con 6,5 unidades, luego de dividir ante el uzbeko Rustam Kasimdzhanov, en 31 desplazamientos de un Gambito de Dama Declinado. El tercer puesto correspondió a Radjabov, con seis rayas, por delante del cuarteto integrado por Domínguez, Giri, Kasimdzhanov y el azerí Shakhriyar Mamedyarov, todos a medio punto de la tercera plaza. Hoy Mamedyarov hizo tablas con el ruso Peter Svidler, onceno del certamen (4,5), en 13 lances de una defensa India del Rey.
  • ECU NEWSLETTER March 2015

    ECU NEWSLETTER March 2015

    NL MARCH 2015 EUROPEAN CHESS UNION CHESS OFFICIAL MEETING IN BANK OF GEORGIA SPORT AT ECU PRESIDENT IN DRESDEN FOR OFFICIAL SPONSOR OF EUROPEAN SENIOR CHESS REYKJAVIK THE ECU UNIVERSITIES EUROPEAN CHESS UNION NEWSLETTER NAJER IS THE EUROPEAN CHAMPION! Russian GM Evgeny Najer won the European Individual Chess Championship 2015, which was held in Jerusalem/Israel from 23 February to 8 March, 2015. The new champion scored 8.5 points ahead of Navara, Bartel and Khismatullin 8 each. 22 players scored 7.5 points each securing a place in the world cup games next October in the Azeri capital of Baku. 1 NL MARCH 2015 EUROPEAN CHESS UNION The great upset of the championship was the poor finish of the former continental champion, Russian Ian Nepomnianchtchi; who had led the field to what seemed to be a second title but managed to score just half a point in the last three rounds with painful defeat against Polish Mateusz Bartel in the final round. The complete results and the final standings may be seen here The prize giving was attended by the board of the European Chess Union and started with a projected greeting by the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Speeches were made by President of the ECU, GM Zurab Azmaiparashvili (himself a former European champion) and ACP (Association of chess professionals) president GM Emil Sutovsky who both praised the superb organization of the event expressing their hope for more such major tournaments in Israel soon enough. Together with Moshe Slav chairman of the Israel chess federation and Amiram Kaplan, chairman of the organizing committee and secretary of the ECU Theodoros Tsorbatzoglou awarded the 120.000 Euros prize-fund and the huge trophies.