 | Welsh Chess Union (Undeb Gwyddbwyll Cymru)Patron: Lord Greg Mostyn |
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The team representing Wales in the Over 65s comprises the following players: Peter Varley John Fletcher Lee Davis John Waterfield Anthony Hughes The team representing Wales in the Over 50s comprises the following players: Sven Zeidler Mark Adams Lee Davis David Perrett Gary Thomas
Their progress can be followed here. We wish them well. […] This event has an entry deadline of 15th September. Any junior interested in competing should contact the International Director, Peter Bevan Email: Wales Cymru are representing Wales in this event which is being held in Swidnica, Poland between 12th and 20th July. The team comprises Rudy Van Kemenade, Charles Higgie, Lee Davis and Anthony Hughes. We wish them well. Full results are here: The WCU is keen to promote Senior Chess Events. There are a number of opportunities coming up including World and European Team events for over 50s and over 65s. These have proved very popular over the last few years. If you’d like to be kept informed about these events, please contact Mark Adams via executivedirector@welshchessunion.uk and I […] As part of the IFC Intellectual Chessboxing Club event held in Paris on 1st October 2022, Carl Strugnell defeated the WCBO World Champion Jules Alois Julien in a Light Heavyweight Under 85 Kg title fight. Therefore, Carl Strugnell is now the WCBO Light Heavyweight World Chessboxing Champion. Congratulations Carl! Carl’s bout is here. November 6th, 2022 | Category: International | Comments are closed Wales Open team Olympiad Report, Chennai 27 July-10 August Adam Hunt The team for this event was 1. Grzegorz Toczek (2287) 2. Jonathan Blackburn (2176) 3.Tim Kett (2197) 4. Alex Bullen (2106) 5. Allan Pleasants (2024). We all travelled independently to India and the majority arrived on Wednesday 27th, the day before the opening ceremony. […] Wales sent a last-minute fairly youthful and inexperienced team to Chennai. A target of 50% seemed reasonable given our seeding, but once it dawned that many teams were either ungraded or vastly undergraded, with FIDE-supplied GM coaches and pre-tournament training camps, as well as several teams very possibly doing strange things with their board orders, […] Follow the Open games live here Follow the Women’s games live here Follow Open Round by Round scores on Chess Results here Follow Women’s Round by Round scores on Chess Results here Read Mike Healey’s regular blog on kingstonchess.com The WCU is entitled to nominate one player for this event which is a 9-round Swiss to standard FIDE time limits taking place from Saturday 13 August to Sunday 21 August in Torquay. Any player interested in the nomination should contact Peter Bevan internationaldirector@welshchessunion.uk by the end of Saturday 30 July.
50 years ago, pre-Olympiad beginnings – Stuart Hutchings writes …… With the 2022 Olympiad in Chennai, India imminent, my mind drifted back some 50 years. When 1972 is mentioned, chess fans immediately think of the Fischer – Spassky World Championship match. For Wales, 1972 was also the first time ever the country played in an […] |
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