https://www.chessprofessionals.org/content/acp-supports-dvorkovich
ACP Supports Dvorkovich
Author: Peter Long
Day Five in Korea
The Filipina is now in the driving seat after Rosamund took down Irene’s talented 14 year old sister
Blitz Success for Malaysians
Gold for Cheah Kah Hoe and Silver for Ferris Lim Feng Wei and Ang Jing Xuan!Our usual consolation medals that we will certainly hype up as a huge success since we almost always are unable to replicate this in the main standard chess event where titles …
Day Four in Korea and Shanghai
Rosamund has recovered with back to back wins and if she can keep this up it will come down to her results against the two players above her she has yet to meet.Very nice to see that we so many young players in medal contention just after the halfway m…
Day Three in Shanghai
Two in early medal contention and most are with plus scores
Day Two in Korea and Shanghai
Rosamund is on 1/2, recovering after a first round upset. Looks like her main challengers for the title will be the players from Philippines, Vietnam and Indonesia. Early days yet and not a lot to add except this is a clearly a weak tourname…
How Often is a Malaysian the Top Seed?
Well, Anderson Ang is the top seed at the 3rd East Asian Youth Championships being held in Shanghai, China.
Rosamund Koo is in Korea, Playing for the WIM Title
Poor Turnout at East Asian Juniors & Youth
The East Asian Youth Championships in Shanghai, China from 1-10 August and East Asian Junior Championships in Jeongson, South Korea from 1-9 August are being held concurrently.I wrote about what I felt was a possible saturation thanks to too many of th…
Malaysians in the August FIDE Rating List and going to the World Chess Olympiad
According to the most recent (August 2018) FIDE Rating List, Malaysia is ranked 82nd in the world, pretty much where we normally are even if it is again our No. 1 Yeoh Li Tian’s rating that has dragged us up a few places.The biggest change really is Ly…
