At 4:00 pm, we began the 3rd round. Pairings and other information can be found at http://www.albertachess.org/2011EFS.html.
At 4:00 pm, we began the 3rd round. Pairings and other information can be found at http://www.albertachess.org/2011EFS.html.
We would like to invite Edmonton’s higher-rated chess players to attend the Edward Porper Seminar, the 2nd lecture of which will be held this Saturday, May 14, 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m., at the Edmonton Chess Club, 10840 – 124 Street.
This Seminar will analyze topics designed to improve the play of Edmonton’s higher-rated players, the presentations being aimed at players in the range 1800 – 2400. However, lower-rated players are also certainly welcome to attend.
You are invited to the “Holowach Challenge/Schnitka Memorial”, beginning Thursday, May 5th, 7:00 PM at the Edmonton Chess Club.
Registration: 6:30-6:50 PM on Thursday, May 5th
Entry fee: members: $5, non-members: $42 (membership is available at the door for $66/year)
GM Magesh Panchanathan from India (2533) is the winner of the 5th annual Edmonton International chess championship. GM Panchanathan did it in style as he scored an amazing 8.5/9!
Second place went to the tournament regular-GM Jesse Kraai from the US (2502) who finished with 7/9. Third was shared by Georgian GM Mikheil Kekelidze (2487) and Edmontonian IM Edward Porper (2441) with 6.5/9 each.
Best under 2400 prize went to the talented 11 year old Richard Wang from Edmonton (2190). He scored an impressive 4.5/9!
For all the details please go to the official website at: Edmonton Chess Festival
2010 Over Under 1800
May 1-2 at the Edmonton chess club.
5 Round Swiss
Over 1800: CFC & FIDE Rated
Under 1800: CFC Rated
CFC membership required, can be purchased on site ($20 added to entry fees if no membership is purchased).
Note: CFC membership (if expired) must be renewed prior to start of round 1