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Sri Kaliswari College 45Thtn State Junior (Under-19) Chess Championship-2016 & (AICF Event Code: 136803 / TN / 2016) Sri Kaliswari College 45thTN State Junior (Under-19) Chess Championship-2016 & (AICF Event Code: 136803 / TN / 2016) 30thTN State Junior Girls Chess Championship-2016 TNSCA Approval No: S10/VNR/16-17 Organized by Sivakasi Chess Club & Rajapalayam Chess Club on behalf of Virudhunagar District Chess Association & Tamil Nadu State Chess Association Date : 23rd to 27th July 2016 Venue: Kamarajar Kalyana Mandapam, Railway Feeder Road, Rajapalayam Schedule Date Round Time 23.07.2016 1 11.00 A.M. 23.07.2016 2 04.00 P.M. 24.07.2016 3 09.30 A.M. 24.07.2016 4 03.00 P.M. 25.07.2016 5 09.30 A.M. 25.07.2016 6 03.00 P.M. 26.07.2016 7 09.30 A.M. 26.07.2016 8 03.00 P.M. 27.07.2016 9 09.30 A.M. 27.07.2016 PD Function 03.30 P.M. Prizes 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th Boys 7000 5000 4000 3000 2500 2000 1500 1500 1500 1000 1000 1000 1000 Girls 5000 4000 3000 2500 2000 1500 1500 1000 1000 1000 --- --- --- Total Cash Prize: Rs 54500/- In addition to cash prizes, cups will be awarded to Under12 and 15 categories. Please note that only players who take part in this State Championship will be permitted to represent Tamil Nadu as selected / special entries in the forthcoming National Junior Chess Championship for Boys and Girls. Hence, participation in this State championship is compulsory. Note to District Chess Associations: Kindly advise all your U-19 players to take part in this state Championship. Zero Tolerance: The “zero tolerance” rules will be followed (i.e.): “Any player who arrives at the chessboard after the start of the session shall lose the game. Thus, the default time is zero minutes’’. Age eligibility: Those born on or after 1.1.1997 are eligible to play. Age limit: Age Proof is required. Each participant must produce a valid certificate to prove his/her age. Certificates should preferably be from the Panchayat/Municipality or Corporation obtained soon after birth. Players without date of birth certificates will not be allowed to participate. Complaints against suspected over-aged players could be made in writing, with a fee of Rs 1,000/- before the end of the 2nd round to the organizers who shall medically verify the players’ age. Only the Manager deputed by participating district chess association can lodge such complaints. Registration of participants with TNSCA is compulsory. The TNSCA registration fee for the year 2016-2017 is Rs.100/-. This amount should be sent by means of Draft in favoring of Tamil Nadu State Chess Association payable at Chennai along with duly filled and signed TN Player’s registration form with copy of date of birth certificate and one passport size photograph. Affiliates are requested to provide the players with the relevant TNSCA player’s registration form. Important note to District Chess Associations: As per the rules of AICF, only players whose dates of birth are registered within one year of their birth are permitted to take part in respective age group nationals. Hence, district associations are hereby directed to forward the names of players whose birth registrations have been done within a year of their births for this TN State U-19 Championships. Wherever discrepancies exist, the matter may be taken up with AICF through TNSCA. This will avoid the inconvenience caused to such players when they appear in National U-19 Championships. Lodging: Free dormitory type of lodging will be provided to seeded /selected players plus one team Manager (nominated by the District Chess Association) in the venue. Players are requested to bring their own beddings. Lodging for parents /accompanying coaches will be considered subject to availability. Rules & Regulations: FIDE Rules in force shall apply. System of Play: The Tournament shall be conducted on a 9 rounds Swiss System. Time Control: 90 minutes each with 30 seconds increment per move from move one. Tie–break: Buchholz tie-break system will be applied. In case of tie, prizes will not be shared. All entries, be it special or regular, should be sent through the respective District Chess Associations. Entry Fee: Normal Open: Rs.800/-, Girls: Rs.600/, Special Open: Rs.1200/-, Girls: Rs.1000/-. Last Date for Entry: 19.07.2016. No entry will be entertained after 19.07.2016. Entry fee should be paid by a demand draft favouring Sivakasi Chess Club, Tamilnad Mercantile Bank, payable at Sivakasi Or through bank - SB account number: 003100050 231902, IFSC: TMBL0000003 or through www.paychessentry.com. Chief Arbiter: M. Vijayakumar, International Arbiter A copy of the entry should be sent to TNSCA. E-mail:[email protected] Subject to age limit, the following are eligible to play: 1. Each affiliated District Chess Association/Special Unit of TNSCA is entitled to send four entries in each category. 2. The TNSCA General Secretary can nominate one entry in each category. 3. The top four rankers from 2015 TN State Under-19 Boys & Girls Chess Championship Boys: 1) Prasannaa. S (KAN) 2) Hirthickkesh Pr (NLC) 3) Akash Pc Iyer (CHE) 4) Sai Vishwesh. C (CHE) Girls: 1) Saranya Y (TLR) 2) Sunyuktha C M N (KAN) 4. The top four rankers from 2015 TN State Under-17 Boys & Girls Chess Championship subject to age stipulation. Boys: 1. Sai Vishwesh. C (CHE) 2) Jayakumaar S (CHE) 3) Vaisnav M (TPR) 4) Harikrishnan.A.Ra (CHE) Girls: 1. Divya Lakshmi R (CHE) 2) Senthamizh Yazhini S (VEL) 3) Kavitha P L (SLM) 4) Dakshinya T R S (TPR) 5. The top four rankers from 2015 TN State U-25 Men & Women Chess Championship subject to age stipulation. Boys: 1) Rathanvel V S (CBE) 2) Barath Kalyan M (TRR) irls: 1) Abirama Srinithi G (ERO) 2) Aasha.C R. (KAN) 6. The winners from 2015 TN State Under-15 Boys & Girls Chess Championship. Boys: Iniyan P (ERO) Girls: Sunyuktha C M N (KAN), 7. The winners from 2015 TN State Championship & Women Chess Championship can play in the respective categories, subject to age stipulation. Men: Sai Vishwesh. C (CHE). Women: Vaishali R (CHE), 8. The top two rankers from 2015 TN State U-17 & U-19 Girls can opt to play in Open Category. 9. Any other player who remits the prescribed special fee: Rs.1,200/- for Open & Rs. 1,000/- for Girls. 10. The host Virudhunagar District Chess Association is entitled to field two additional entries in each category. In the event of an odd entry, Virudhunagar District Chess Association is entitled to add one more player in each category to take the total number even. 11. In addition to the above, the following districts can field additional entries by virtue of their players finishing in top four in the previous TN State U-19 Boys & Girls Chess Championships. Boys: Kanchipuram-1; Chennai-2; NLC-1 Girls: NLC-1; Chennai-1; Tiruvallur-1; Kanchipuran-1 12. Four players in each category approved by TNSCA will be permitted from areas where no district association exists. 13. All GMs, WGMs, IMs & WIMs are eligible to play as seeded, subject to age limit 14. Those who have qualified to represent the country in official FIDE events. 15. Only Indian Nationals are eligible to participate in this championship. Note: While sending the entries, District Chess Associations should certify that their players have been selected from the selection/District Chess Championships. If such a certificate is not sent, all their entries will be treated as Special entries. Chess Clocks: Each Association is requested to provide at least two chess clocks. Appeals Committee: An Appeals Committee comprising of five members plus two reserves will be formed at the managers meeting. All the members and reserves shall be from different districts. No member of committee can vote on dispute in which a player from his own district/states is involved and in such case(s), the reserve member takes his place. The decision of the appeals committee is final and binding on all players concerned. Protests: Protests, if any against the decision of the arbiter shall be made in writing with a protest fee Rs.500/- within 15 minutes of the incident. The protest fee is refundable only if the protest is upheld. Withdrawals: A player may withdraw at any stage of the event, after informing Chief Arbiter in writing. Arrears: The players belonging to districts which are in arrears to TNSCA, will not be allowed to take part the above event. Tournament Committee: The tournament committee consisting of the General Secretary, TNSCA or his representative, The Secretary of Virudhunagar DCA or his representative and representative from another district to be nominated by the TNSCA shall decide on all emergency matters. Rights of Admission: The TNSCA/organizer Sivakasi Chess Club reserve the right to admit/reject any entry without assigning any reason thereof. The TNSCA/organizer Sivakasi Chess Club reserves the rights of admission to the venue and the lodging places. Previous winners: Boys and Girls Year Place Winners (Boys) The first State Junior Championship for 1972 Madras T.N. Parameswaran(IM) Girls commenced in the year 1987 whereas 1973 Madras M. Ramesh the State Junior boys championships were 1974 Ooty S. Manikandaswamy 1975 Madras R. Krishnan held since 1972. 1976 Thanjavur G. Sivasekhar 1977 Pollachi P. Leelaraman The list includes Shri.V. Anand who later 1978 Sivakasi Shiva Kumar 1979 Madras P. Mithrakanth (IM) became the World Chess Champion and 1980 Pollachi Arvind Aaron many others boys and Girls who had 1981 Madras Arvind Aaron 1982 Salem V. Anand (GM) brought name and fame to India.
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