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NEWSLETTER 42 (September 19, 2011) NEWSLETTER 42 (September 19, 2011) THE EUROPEAN YOUTH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP’2O11 FINISHED The 21st European Chess Championship finished. EYCC’2011 took place at the Bulgarian Black sea resort Albena from 10th to 21st of September. The Championship attracted a record-breaking number of participants – 1039 competitors from 48 countries, which is an absolute record in such kind of tournaments. Here are the final standings: Girls U-8 Rk. Name FED Pts. TB1 TB2 TB3 1 Salimova Nurgyul BUL 8 42 55 7 2 Esadze Tamar GEO 8 41 53 8 3 Solozhenkina Elizaveta RUS 8 41 53 7 © Europechess.net Page 1 Boys U-8 Rk. Name FED Pts. TB1 TB2 TB3 1 Krstulovic Alex HUN 8 38 49 8 2 Gavrilescu David ROU 7 43 54 7 3 Pak Matvey RUS 7 41 54 7 Girls U-10 Rk. Name FED Pts. TB1 TB2 TB3 1 Sliwicka Alicja POL 9 40 52 8 2 Marjanovics Annamaria HUN 8 41 52 8 3 Bychkova Alina RUS 7 42 55 7 Boys U-10 Rk. Name FED Pts. TB1 TB2 TB3 1 Ioannidis Evgenios GRE 8 41 50 7 2 Qadimbayli Abdulla AZE 8 40 50 6 3 Drori Saar ISR 7 42 53 6 Girls U-12 Rk. Name FED Pts. TB1 TB2 TB3 1 Vasenina Anna RUS 8 2152 43 54 2 Gazikova Veronika SVK 8 2068 43 55 3 Dordzhieva Dinara RUS 8 2034 42 55 Boys U-12 Rk. Name FED Pts. TB1 TB2 TB3 1 Martirosyan Haik M ARM 8 2157 37 47 2 Morozov Nichita MDA 7 2123 40 50 3 Khanin Semen RUS 7 2103 42 54 Girls U-14 Rk. Name FED Pts. TB1 TB2 TB3 1 Goryachkina Aleksandra RUS 8 2253 41 52 2 Kostitsina Liubov RUS 7 2161 38 49 3 Beinenson Katsiaryna BLR 7 2084 37 48 Boys U-14 Rk. Name FED Pts. TB1 TB2 TB3 1 Ali Marandi Cemil Can TUR 8 2387 37 47 2 Duda Jan-Krzysztof POL 7 2426 41 52 3 Artemiev Vladislav RUS 7 2371 39 51 Girls U-16 Rk. Name FED Pts. TB1 TB2 TB3 1 Severina Maria RUS 7 2295 43 53 2 Tantsiura Marja UKR 7 2276 42 53 3 Efroimski Marsel ISR 7 2231 36 47 © Europechess.net Page 2 Boys U-16 Rk. Name FED Pts. TB1 TB2 TB3 1 Bortnik Alexandr UKR 8 2508 39 49 2 Gabuzyan Hovhannes ARM 7 2534 38 49 3 Anton Guijarro David ESP 7 2509 42 53 Girls U-18 Rk. Name FED Pts. TB1 TB2 TB3 1 Baciu Diana MDA 8 2405 41 52 2 Arabidze Meri GEO 7 2301 42 54 3 Gevorgyan Maria ARM 7 2276 36 47 Boys U-18 Rk. Name FED Pts. TB1 TB2 TB3 1 Grandelius Nils SWE 7 2602 41 52 2 Kanarek Marcel POL 7 2598 41 52 3 Moiseenko Vadim RUS 7 2594 39 50 The European Youth Chess Championship’2011 was organized by the European Chess Union and the Bulgarian Chess Federation with the support of the Bulgarian Ministry of Physical Education and Sports. Official web site: www.eycc2011.eu © Europechess.net Page 3 ECU BOARD MEETING IN ALBENA The ECU Board meeting was held in Albena, Bulgaria on September 13-14, 2011. The meeting was dedicated to the preparation for the General Assembly which will be held in Porto Carras, Greece on November 5-th. The proposal of the changes in the ECU Tournament Regulations was adopted. Regarding the bid awarding for the European Championship 2013 the Board followed the ECU Tournament Rules. On the meeting in Albena, the Board decided on the evaluation. Please find attached evaluation on the ECU web site www.europechess.net (Section: Resources-Bid procedure) related to the European Youth Championship 2013, European Club Cup 2013 and European Senior Team Championship 2013. At the meeting in Albena, the European Chess Union Board made a decision on a long-term financial support for the Small Nations. The support relates to the Small Nations Chess Championship as well as financing certain projects and ideas. Concerning the fact that the European Chess Union would like to contribute to the development and popularization of chess among the group of federations known as the Small Nations which consist of the federations of Andorra, Cyprus, Faroe Islands, Guernsey, Jersey, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, San Marino, the European Chess Union Board has made the following decision: © Europechess.net Page 4 Every year a certain amount of money will be allocated for helping the development of chess in the Small Nations. The following amounts of money will be allocated: -In even-numbered years, when the Small Nations Chess Championship is not organized (this applies to the European Federations only), the amount in question is 15.000 EURO. The amount will be allocated for concrete projects and proposals and it will be spent according to the number of rated players, ideas and the needs of those federations. The amount cannot be more than 2.500 EURO and less than 500 EURO per federation. -In odd-numbered years, when the Small Nations Chess Championship is organized, the amount of 30.000 EURO will be allocated to the Small Nations as a general sponsorship for the organization of the Championship. -The European Chess Union Board is inviting the Small Nations to nominate the President and two members of the Commission of the Small Nations in order that this group of Federations makes the institutional connection with the ECU more easily and successfully. www.europechess.net © Europechess.net Page 5 BUSINESSMAN PETERIS SHMIDRE IS THE NEW PRESIDENT OF THE LATVIAN CHESS FEDERATION Businessman Peteris Shmidre is the new President of the Latvian Chess Federation. Until now, he was President of the Baltic area of FIDE, chess FIDE master and board member of Terrabalt Aris Ozolins. After the Chess Olympiad, held in September last year in Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia, started the procedure for the election of a new Peteris Shmidre President of the Latvian Chess Federation. After the restoration of independence of the Latvian Chess Federation it’s Presidents were: Olafs Kronlaks (1990-1994), Alexander Laventa (1994-1996), Maris Gulbis (1996-2001), Valdis Kalnozols (2001-2004), Oleg Lukis (2004-2008) and Ilmars Krums (2008-2010). Source of the information: http://biznes.delfi.lv/ THE ARMENIAN TEAMS FOR THE EUROPEAN TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP IN PORTO CARRAS ARE READY The Armenian national teams for the European Team Championship, which will be held in Porto Carras, Greece on November 02-12, 2011, are ready. The men’s team composition is the following: GMs Levon Aronian, Sergei Movsesian, Vladimir Akopian, Gabriel Sargissian and Robert Hovhannisyan, with coach - GM Arshak Petrosian. The women’s team composition is: GM Elina Danielian, WGM Lilit Mkrtchian, WGM Lilit Galojan, WGM Maria Kursova and WGM Nelly Aginian with coach - GM Artur Chibukhchian. Source of the information: http://armchess.am/ © Europechess.net Page 6 THE ENGLISH TEAMS FOR THE EUROPEAN TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP IN PORTO CARRAS ARE READY The English teams for the 18th European Team Chess Championship in Porto Carras, Greece, are ready. The men’s team composition is: GM Michael Adams, GM Nigel Short, GM David Howell, GM Gawain Jones and GM Nick Pert. The women’s team composition is: IM Jovanka Houska, IM Dagne Ciuksyte, WFM Maria Yurenok, WFM Kanwal Bhatia and WFM Sarah Hegarty. Source of the information: www.chessdom.com GM EVGENY BAREEV WILL CONTINUE TO BE THE COACH OF THE RUSSIAN NATIONAL MEN’S TEAM GM Evgeny Bareev will continue to be the coach of the Russian national men’s team. This was decided by the Council of the Coaches of the Russian Chess Federation. The Council of the Coaches recommended the appointment of Evgeny Bareev as coach for the forthcoming European Championship. In case of an unsuccessful outcome, the Council of Coaches will consider another candidates for this position for 2012. Source of the information: www.russiachess.org © Europechess.net Page 7 GARRY KASPAROV WON AN EXHIBITION MATCH AGAINST MAXIME VACHIER-LAGRAVE Garry Kasparov won an exhibition match against Maxime Vachier-Lagrave with result of 1.5-0.5. The match was played on September 17 in Clichy, France as part of a bigger event – promotion of the joint project between the European Chess Union and Kasparov Chess Foundation Europe – “Chess in school”. The match was played in two games with 5 minutes + 3 seconds increment after every move. Source of the information: www.europe-echecs.com GM SERGEY VOLKOV WON THE 2ND INTERNATIONAL LIVIGNO CHESS OPEN 2011 GM Sergey Volkov from Russia won the 2nd International Livigno Chess Open 2011 with final result of 7 points. On a half point after the winner finished GMs Peter Michalik (Slovakia), Georgy Timoshenko (Ukraine) and Dmitry Svetushkin (Moldova). The tournament was held on September 12-18, 2011 in Livigno, Italy. It was played in 9 rounds under the Swiss system with rate of play 90 minutes for 40 moves + 30 minutes to the end of the game + 30 seconds increment starting from move one. In the tournament took part 90 players from 24 nations, with 22 GMs and 14 IMs. Final ranking-first 5 positions Rk. Name Pts. 1. Sergey Volkov 7.0 2. Peter Michalik 6.5 3. Georgy Timoshenko 6.5 4. Dmitry Svetushkin 6.5 5. Yuri Solodovnichenko 6.0 Official web site: www.livignoscacchi.it © Europechess.net Page 8 .
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