comparemela.com

Latest Breaking News On - Dante beukes - Page 1 : comparemela.com

Dante Beukes: The king of Namibian chess

Dante Beukes made his first moves at the age of seven, but didn’t really start playing chess seriously until he was nine. He joined a chess club and started competing in local.

Dante beukes

Dante Beukes: The king of Namibian chess - Republikein - Jou Land, Jou Taal, Jou Nuus

Dante Beukes: The king of Namibian chess - Republikein - Jou Land, Jou Taal, Jou Nuus
republikein.com.na - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from republikein.com.na Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

World Juniors: Yip Leads Girls, Niemann Close Behind in Open

The 2023 FIDE Junior Chess Championships are officially past the halfway point, with six rounds played and five more to follow. IM Carissa Yip leads the Girls Under-20 section with a 5½/6 score.

United statesCameron mcgowanPranav anandAbhimanyu mishraSharma dushyantFrederik svaneJosiah stearmanDante beukesDiego flores quillasCarissa yipKing indianKirk ghazarianGleb dudinSandy woodwardSofiia hryzlovaHans niemann

World Cup: Ediz Gurel, aged 14, scores brilliant upset

The tenth edition of the much-anticipated FIDE World Cup kicked off on Sunday in Baku. The 50 top seeds in the open and the 25 top seeds in the women’s section received byes and will join the fray on Wednesday. The remaining 234 contenders (156 in the open and 78 in the women’s) played their first classical encounters, though. There was no lack of surprises on the first day of action, with 14-year-old Ediz Gurel from Turkey (the youngest participant in the open) stunning Velimir Ivic in brilliant style. | Photo: chess.com / Maria Emelianova

Velimir ivicDeysi coriPouria dariniIvan saricGianmarco leivaKathie librelatoJun hyeok leeEdiz gurelMagnus carlsenTeodora injacStev bonhageAnna shtourmanKareim wageihLeonel figueredoDenis kadricTurmunkh munkhzul

Texas Tech wins KCF University Cup and meets with Kasparov in New York

The Kasparov Chess Foundation organized the third annual KCF University Cup in February this year. The tournament, which attracted well over 500 university students from every continent, was won by Texas Tech University. Francesco Bortolussi, who played board 4 for the winning team, sent us a first-person account of the tournament itself and of the team’s visit to New York City, where they had a training session with the legend himself, Garry Kasparov! | Photo: Alexander Onischuk

United statesNew yorkEugene shtembuliakTarini goyalMichael khodorkovskyViktor matviishenTamas petenyiDante beukesDavid brodskyCristian davidMichael khodarkovskyFrancesco bortolussiAlexander onischukAndrei theodor dolanaAleksey sorokinGarry kasparov

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.