1st London Chess Classic 2009

 

Olympia Conference Centre, Kensington, London

 

 

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Junior Events

 

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Schools coaching   8th, 9th, 10th, 14th & 15th 10:30 - 12:30  
English Junior Rapid Chess Championship   Saturday 12th 11:00 - 19:00 East Hall

 

Rules and regulations for this event

 

Junior Rapidplay prize winners

 

The Junior Rapidplay had one section in which the age related prizes were awarded. No player was allowed to win more than one prize. The results were as follows (age if known is shown in brackets);

 

Winner & 1st prize Rhys Cumming (15) 5½/6; 2nd= Elliott Auckland (17) and Jake Breindel (11) 5/6.

 

Under 16
1st Hugo Mason (14)
 

Under 14
1st Athar Mehmood 4½/6 separated on tie break from 2nd= Nicholas Clanchy (13) and Orlando Devoy 4½/6.
 

Under 12
1st Thomas Moss (10) 4/6 separated on tie break from 2nd Alexander Cross (11) and Louis Waloschek (10)4/6.

Under 10
1st Aloysius Lip (9) 3½/6, 2nd= Hugo Meecham (9) and Lucian Mac-Fall (8) 3/6.

 

Under 8
1st George Ivanov (7) 4/6, 2nd Jack Nolan (7) 3½/6, 3rd Toby Shota Noonan (8) 3/6.

   
 

Nigel Short takes time off from the

Classic to present the Junior Rapidplay first prize to Rhys Cumming (aged 15).

 

 

Elliot Auckland 2nd=

 

Jake Breindel (aged 11) 2nd=

 

 

Excellent concentration from

Joseph Sochor-Grethe (aged 7).

 

Elizabeth Ivanov (aged 8), one of the youngest competitors at the London Classic junior rapidplay makes the ceremonial first move for super-GM Magnus Carlsen in round 4.

 

 

Free school coaching available at the London Classic

     
 
 

Schools are welcome to visit the London Chess Classic for free chess coaching from 10.30-12.30 daily on 8th, 9th, 10th, 14th and 15th Dec.

 

We will have professional chess coaches (CRB certificated) on hand to give individual or group lessons or to answer your questions about setting up a chess club. There will be lessons prepared for all levels from absolute beginners upwards. Pupils and teachers are also welcome to stay and spectate in the afternoon either in the auditorium or the commentary room. All activities are free for schools.

 

To organise a training session or a school visit please email info@chess.co.uk or call the London Chess Centre on 0207 388 2404 and speak to Tao or Ben.

 

Junior coaching is available by appointment throughout the period of the Classic event, 10:30am-18:00pm daily.

 

Schools are also welcome to stay longer to spectate at the Classic.

 
   

 

 

 

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