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Asian men Championship 2009 (Subic, Philippines) |
 | The National Chess Federation of the Philippines, on behalf of the Asian Chess Federation and FIDE, invites Asian National Chess Federations to participate in the 8th Asian Continental / Individual Open and Women's Championships from 12th to 24th May 2009 at the Subic Exhibition and Convention Center in Subic Bay, Freeport Zone, Olongapo City, Philippines with total prizes of $50,000 for the Open and $15,000 for the Women's. Download invitation letter and regulations . |
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Asian Women`s Championship 2007 (Tahran - Iran) |
2-12 September in IranThe Chess Federation of the Islamic Republic of Iran shall host the Asian Women`s Championship on behalf of the Asian Chess Federation and FIDE from 2 to 12 September 2007 in Tehran. Top seed Ruan, Lufei (2433) of China heads a record cast of 32 players. At stake in the 9-round Swiss system are $10,000 in cash prizes and three slots in the Women`s World Cup. Visit the official web site. Download the regulations in pdf format. |
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Asian Under 16 - 18 Championship 2007 Boys & Girls(Tashkent, Uzbekistan) |
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Tashkent, Uzbekistan - 27 June - 08 July 2007 Uzbekistan Chess Federation host Asian Boys and Girls Championship under 16 & 18 from 27th June till 08 July 2007, players from Uzbekistan, India, Tajikstan, Afganistan, Iran and Kazakhistan 19 players compete in Under 16 Girls 34 players compete in Under 16 Boys 25 players compete in Under 18 Girls 14 players compete in Under 18 Boys See the official website of Uzbekistan Chess Federation: http://www.uzchess.uz |
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15 th Asian Cities Championship 2007 (Tahran - Iran) |
Tehran, 1st-9th March 2007 The Pavlodar (KAZ) team won the Asian Cities Team Championship for the Dubai Cup organized by the Iranian Chess Federation from 1 to 8 March 2007 in Tehran, Iran. Eighteen teams from 12 countries competed in the 9-round Swiss. Pavlodar scored 30 points followed by runner-up Tagaytay (PHI) with 26 and Tehran Saipa with 25 points for third. In photo, Asian Chess Federation president Sheikh Sultan bin Khalifa Al Nahyan awards the cup to Pavlodar team captain.
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Asian Games Championship 2006 (Doha - Qatar) |
Team Competiton: After 9 round Swiss Team Competition between 21 Asian Team following results achived:
Team Ranking
Rank Team + = - Pts. BH. MP
1 India 8 1 0 22.5 134.5 17
2 China 6 1 2 17.5 140 13
3 Iran 4 3 2 16.5 140 11
Individual News: Individual Competition
Murtas Kazhgaleyev of Kazakhstan and Koneru Humpy of India won the Men`s and
Women`s Rapid Chess Competition, respectively, in the Asian Games in Doha, Qatar.
Kazhgaleyev won the gold with 7.5 points, followed by Dao Thien Hai of Vietnam with
silver and Bu Xiangzhi of China with bronze. Konery Humpy of India convincingly won
the Women`s competition alone with 8 points followed by Zhao Xue of China with 7.5
for silver and Zhu Chen of Qatar with 6 for the bronze. |
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Asian Junior Championsip U20 2006 (India) |
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Asian Youth Chess Championship 2006 (Tahran - Iran) |
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