All posts tagged "women"

• 2015

  Mihaela Sandu takes lead in European Women’s Chess Championship

  Romanian WGM Mihaela Sandu (2300) takes the lead at the European Individual Women’s Chess Championship 2015 in Chakvi after 4 rounds. Sandu...

• 2015

  Tough day for the favorites at EIWCC 2015

  The 3rd round of the European Individual Women’s Chess Championship 2015 brought about lots of surprises. The first seed and Georgia #1...

• 2015

  No major upsets at European Women’s Chess Championship in Chakvi

  The 2nd round of the 16th European Individual Women’s Chess Championship 2015 finished on Wednesday without any major upsets. The first seed...

• 2015

  European Individual Women’s Chess Championship Started

  The 16th European Individual Women’s Chess Championship 2015 started on Tuesday in Oazis Palace Chakvi hotel in Chakvi, Georgia. The event was...

• 2015

  European Women’s Chess Championship 2015 – Participants

  The 16th European Individual Women’s Chess Championship for 2015 is set to take place from 18-31st May at the hotel “Oazis Palace...

• 2015

  Georgia takes gold in Women’s World Team Chess Championship

  Georgia concluded the 2015 FIDE Women’s World Team Chess Championship in style, by defeating the host country and three-times champion China. The...

• 2015

  Marija Rakic is 2015 Serbian Women’s Champion

  WIM Marija Rakic justified her ranking as the top seed to win the 2015 Serbian Women’s Championship, claiming her second national title...

• 2015

  Georgia maintains lead in Women’s World Team Championship

  Georgia defeated Kazakhstan in round 4 of the FIDE Women’s World Team Championship to maintain the lead with 7 match points. Russia...

• Chess bits

  The Telegraph: “British grandmaster infuriates women”

  When Nigel Short, one of UK’s greatest ever chess players, challenged Garry Kasparov for the world title in 1993, the pair met...

• Chess bits

  FIDE Women’s World Championship viewed by more than 1 million people

  The daily audience of the Championship games' Internet broadcasts exceeded 100,000 spectators from 201 countries.