'Banjo' and co. bounce back in Olympiad : comparemela.com

THE Philippines downed Cyprus, 3-1, to storm back into contention in the men’s side as the women’s team suffered a heartbreaking 1.5-2.5 defeat to higher-ranked Serbia after three rounds of the 44th World Chess Olympiad in Chennai, India, Monday night. Grandmasters (GM) Rogelio “Banjo” Barcenilla, John Paul Gomez and Darwin Laylo…

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