The Swedish Chess Federation of Visually Impaired
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The Swedish Chess Federation of Visually Impaired was founded in 1946. We are a member of IBCA, International Braille Chess Association.
Sweden – Ireland
E-mail match for visually impaired with to games per player.
Started 2009-11-01
Board 1:
Olle Engström, Sweden
Ernie McElroy, Ireland
Board 2:
Håkan Thomsson, Sweden
Philip Doyle, Ireland
Board 3:
Viktoria Karlsson, Sweden
Eamonn Casey, Ireland
Board 4:
Peter Hjalmarson, Sweden
John Carroll, Ireland
Board 5:
Georgibelle Fröjse, Sweden
Michael Meaney, Ireland
Board 6:
Arne Karlsson, Sweden
Tony Murray, Ireland
JWCC 2009
The Junior World Chess Championship for visually impaired 2009 was held at Scandic hotel in Täby, Sweden, from 19:th to 25:th of June. The tournament was organized by the Swedish Chess Federation of Visually Impaired and main sponsor was Scandinavian Chess Tournament. 34 players from 16 nations took part in the tournament.
The winner was Daniel Pulvett from Venezuela with 6,0/7 followed by Stanislav Babarykin, Russia, Igor Khmelevskoy, Russia, and Markus Berggren, Sweden 5,5/7. JWCC 2009 for visually impaired
Final standings:
- Daniel Pulvett, Venezuela 6
- Stanislav Babarykin, Russia 5,5
- Igor Khmelevskoy, Russia 5,5
- Markus Berggren, Sweden 5,5
- Ugur Yuvarlak, Turkey 5
- Patrik Berggren, Sweden 4,5
- Pavle Dimic, Serbia 4,5
- Piotr Renkowski, Poland 4,5
- Dominik Szurgot, Poland 4,5
- Lukasz Iwancio, Poland 4
- Adam Czajkowski, Poland 4
- S. T. Saikrishna, India 4
- Ramon Escudeiro Tilve, Spain 4
- Pavel Bulgakov, Russia 4
- Damjan Jandric, Serbia 4
- William Desmas, France 4
- Luka Lopusina, Serbia 3,5
- Stefan Janjic, Serbia 3,5
- Nemanja Bjelanovic, Bosnia 3,5
- Karl Martin Adam, USA 3
- Koumtzis Argyris, Greece 3
- Mohammad Devisti Mogouei, Iran 3
- Gabiden Sadykov, Kazakhstan 3
- Masoud Khodaei, Iran 3
- Francisco Javier Gamiz Campana, Spain 2,5
- Luis Diaz de la Guia, Spain 2,5
- Petra Polakova, Czech republic 2,5
- Vahideh Pourali, Iran 2
- Alejandro Martinez Colomer, Spain 2
- Viktoria Karlsson, Sweden 2
- Stefan Marcin, Slovakia 2
- Kisku Ganesh, India 2
- Seddigheh Sargazi, Iran 1,5
- Martin Miskeje, Slovakia 1
Material
- All matches from JWCC (pgn-file opens in a new window)
- All matches from JWCC (Word-file opens in a new window)
- Commented match between Ugur Yuvarlak and Daniel Pulvett (doc-file opens in a new window)
- JWCC programme (doc-file, opens in a new window)
- List of participants (doc-file, opens in a new window)
Last Updated 2010-01-18