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16.12.2011 Tournaments in Alushta 2012 GM Norm: 2.06-10.06, 12.06-20.06, 5.09-14.09, 15.09-25.09; IM Norm: 2.06-10.06, 12.06-20.06, 5.09-14.09, 15.09-25.09; Rating tournaments: 3.06-11.06, 22.06–28.06, 5.09-14.09, 15.09-25.09; Children's Open tournaments 3.06–11.06, 13.06-21.06; Open tournaments: 29.06-7.07 (guaranteed prize fund 5000$), 9.07-17.07, 27.08-4.09, 6.09-14.09, 15.09-25.09; Blitz tournaments: 8.07, 18.07; Session of school of Gennadi Kuzmin 22.06–28.06. Individual and group studying. Further information: http://www.kaissa.com.ua phone +38(06560)5-05-32, +380505828911 (for Russian speaking) e-mail: info@kaissa.com.ua 10.11.2011 Dear chess professionals and friends!
We would like to sincerely congratulate you on the significant development in Ukrainian chess life – proclamation of the Chess Day in Ukraine.
On November 1, 2011, Verkhovna Rada approved the Decree “On proclamation of the Chess Day in Ukraine”, which was officially published on November 9, 2011. Celebration of the Chess Day in Ukraine will take place annually on July, 20, which is also an International Chess Day. The project of the Decree “On proclamation of Chess Day in Ukraine” was submitted to Verkhovna Rada by people’s deputy of Ukraine Volodymyr Danylenko. 277 deputies voted for approval of the resolution, among which were representatives of all parliament fractions as well as unaffiliated members.
We are thankful to everyone, who participated in development and implementation of the Decree. It is also considered by the UCF as the step forward to the development and submission of another Decree – “On the National program of chess development in Ukraine”. We are sure, that together we can bring a lot to the development of chess in Ukraine and noticeably increase the level of popularization of our favorite sport on the national level! Ukrainian Chess Federation 23.06.2011 The Ukrainian Women Chess Championship took place in Poltava (October 6-15, 2011) Final Standings 1. Dolzhikova, K (2311) - 7 (9) 2. Andrenko, I (2231) - 6.5 3. Gaponenko, I (2445) - 6 23.06.2011 The 80th Ukrainian Chess Championship took place in Kiev (June 9-21, 2011) Final Standings 1. Ponomariov, R (2754) - 8.5 2. Eljanov, P (2712) - 7.5 3. Efimenko, Z (2701) - 7 4. Moiseenko, A (2679) - 7 5. Volokitin, A (2677) - 6.5 6. Kryvoruchko,Y (2640) - 6 7. Areshchenko, A (2694) - 5 8. Miroshnichenko, E (2651) - 5 9. Korobov, A (2660) - 4.5 10. Vysochin, S (2529) - 4 11. Vovk,Y (2550) - 2.5 12. Kovchan, A (2558) - 2.5
Out of 12 participants of the round-robin event 3 grandmasters had the ELO rating higher than 2700 and 6 participants had the ELO rating higher than 2600. Therefore, the average rating was 2650,5, which corresponds to the 17th category and made the event the strongest Championship ever in the history of independent Ukraine. Games were played in the center of Kiev at the hall “Kobzarska Svitlytsia” at “The Ukrainian House” (Kiev, European Square). The official web-site in Ukrainian The official Facebook page in English 31.12.2010
13.12.2010
The following interview was published at the major Ukrainian information and analytical weekly newspaper "Zerkalo nedeli" ("Weekly Mirror") No. 41 (821) of November 6 - 12, 2010. The President of the Ukrainian Chess Federation Viktor Kapustin in conversation with the well-known Ukrainian journalist Yuriy Skolotyaniy ("Zerkalo Nedeli") discusses the victory of the Ukrainian team at the Olympiad, events during the FIDE Congress and the FIDE President elections as well as the problems and perspectives of chess development in Ukraine and on the international arena.
Please, read the full interview here 15.08.2010 Press release Concerning the proposal to organize the Candidates Matches in Kiev Recently there was an animated discussion in the media of the proposal by the FIDE presidential candidate Anatoly Karpov to move the Candidates matches to Kiev (e.g. “Karpov proposes Kiev for Candidates matches”, 13.08.2010, at ChessBase.com http://chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=6602) In response to the proposal by Anatoly Karpov the Ukrainian Chess Federation would like to note the following… 12.05.2010 Dear colleagues,
The Ukrainian Chess Federation highly appreciates FIDE President Mr. Ilyumzhinov’s contribution to the chess world as well as his efforts to develop and better promote our favorite sport. Alongside with that, we do believe that the time has come to renew the FIDE top management inviting people with bright ideas and views regarding further development of the chess world and new approaches to their practical implementation. Having considered that, the Ukrainian Chess Federation supports Mr. Karpov as a candidate for the office of President of the International Chess Federation.
President of the Ukrainian Chess Federation Victor Kapustin 24.04.2010
Victor Vladimirovich Kapustin - President of Ukrainian Chess Federation !
VI congress of Ukrainian Chess Federation votes Kapustin Victor
Vladimirovich, the Chairman of “Ukrexpimbank” board,
into the President of Ukrainian Chess Federation.
30.01.2010 Tournaments in Alushta 2010: GM Norm: 23.05-1.06, 2.06-12.06, 15.06-25.06, 2.09-12.09, 14.09-24.09, 26.09–6.10. IM Norm: 23.05-1.06, 2.06-12.06, 14.06-24.06, 2.09-12.09, 14.09-24.09, 26.09–6.10.
Rating tournaments: 4.06-12.06, 22.06–27.06 5.09-13.09,
15.09-24.09.
Open tournament prize fund 5000$: 28.06-6.07 ,8.07-16.07.
01.05.06
27.01.08 Tournaments in Alushta 2008: GM Norm: 23.05-1.06, 2.06-12.06, 15.06-25.06, 2.09-12.09, 14.09-24.09, 26.09–6.10. IM Norm: 23.05-1.06, 2.06-12.06, 15.06-25.06, 2.09-12.09, 14.09-24.09, 26.09–6.10. Rating tournaments: 4.06-12.06, 22.06–27.06. Open tournaments (under 16 years): First prize - 200$ 3.06 – 11.06, 13.06 - 21.06. Swiss 9 rounds. Open tournament First prize - 1000$ First prize (woman)- 500$ 28.06-6.07, Swiss 9 rounds, Blitz tournament 7.07. Open tournament (rapid chess) 8.07–9.07, Swiss 9 rounds. Session of school of Gennadi Kuzmin 213.06–27.06. Individual and group studying. Further information: http://www.kaissa.com.ua phone +38 (06560)5-05-32, +380505828911 (for Russian speaking) + 44 7717890632 (for English speaking, call after 18.00) e-mail: info@kaissa.com.ua 17.07.07
Venue: Sanatorium Belaya Akaziya (Franzuzsky Boulevard 15, Odessa).
More detailed information in Russian is available at: www.chess.odessa.ua. The coverage of the Geller Memorial will be provided at www.worldcup.pivdenny.com. The contact address of the organisers is chess@te.net.ua
17-30.06.07 International Chess Tournament “Aerosvit-2007” takes place in settle Foros near Yalta, Crimea. The average rating of the tournament is 2693,6. 12 participants are:
1 Svidler, Peter g RUS 2736 02-10.02.07 International Chess Title Tournament '5th I.Platonov Memorial - 2007' takes place in Kyiv. Round-Robin system, 10 participants from 5 countries. Average rating is 2435,5. 07-15.12.06 International Chess Title Tournament 'Levikov Memorial - 2006' takes place in Lviv. Round-Robin system, 10 participants with GM Oleg Romanishin (UKR, 2542), GM Mikhailo Oleksienko (UKR, 2530), GM Yurij Tihonov (BLR, 2494). 25.11-05.12.06 The Ukrainian Women Chess Championship takes place in Odessa (finale). 12 chess-players take part in the Robin-round tournament, including olympic champions - Natalia Zhukova (2456), Inna Gaponenko (2448), Anna Ushenina (2430). The final results: 1. WGM Vozovic, Oksana - 8 (11), The Ukrainian Chess Champion - 2006; 2. WGM Ushenina, Anna - 8 3. WGM Zdebskaja, Natalia - 7,5. 24.11-03.12.06
The final results: ½ 0 Drozdovskij, Yuri - Efimenko Zahar ½ 1 ½ ½ ½ ½ 0 0 Kuzubov, Yuriy - Korobov, Anton ½ ½ ½ ½ 1 1 1. Efimenko, Zahar; 2. Drozdovskij, Yuri; 3. Korobov, Anton. 10.11.06 3rd International Chess Title tournament "Femida-2006" took place in Kharkov, 31.10-08.11.2006.
12 men and 12 women play in two
round-robbin system tournaments. The participants are from Ukraine,
Russia, Moldova, Estonia, Turkey, Armenia, France. GM Aveskulov Valeriy (UKR,
2495) won the first prize - 8,5/11 and WM Burtasova Anna (RUS, 2264)
was the first in the women tournament - 9,5/11. 07-17.10.06 3rd International Chess Title Tournament 'Vasylyshin Memorial - 2006' takes place in Lviv Chess Club. 16 participants play in round robbin system. IM Zakhartsov, Viacheslav (RUS, 2541) won the event - 11/15. 07.07.06 II INTERNATIONAL CHESS TOURNAMENT “THE CUP OF LION - 2006” Ukraine, Lviv , 20-26 of August 2006 1st Prize - 1000$ Tournament will take place in sport center of National University named by I.Franko, Lviv, Pasichna str. (Holm Slavy). 16-28.06.06
The final standings of participants after the 11th round: 1. Rublevsky S. - 7,5; 2. Ivanchuk V. - 7,0; 3. Bologan V. - 6,5; 4-6. Mamedyarov Sh., Shirov A., Grischuk A. - 6,0; 7-8. N³s³peanu L-D., Areshchenko A. - 5,0; 9-10. Ponomariov R., Karjakin S. - 4,5; 11-12. Volokitin A., Harikrishna P. - 4,0;
Official website: http://www.aerosvit2006.ukrchess.org.ua 01.02.06
Tournaments in Alushta:
14.01.06 Lviv Chess
Club informs: "The
Cup of Halychyna" 08-15.01.06 International Title tournament "4-th I.Platonov Memorial" takes place
in Kiev, Chess Club "Avangard". Among 10 participants (round
system) there are players from Belarus, Moldova, Russia and
Ukraine. The average rating is 2440,1. 31.12.05  Happy New Year ! 07-16.12.05 International Chess Title Tournament 'Dnepropetrovsk-2005' takes place in Dnepropetrovsk. 11 participants from Moldova, Uzbekistan, Russia and Ukraine play in round-robbin system. Average rating is 2391. more... 16-26.10.05 2nd International Chess Title tournament "Femida-2005" takes place in Kharkov. 12 men and 12 women play in two round-robbin system tournaments. The participants are from Ukraine, Russia, Moldova, Kazakhstan. More... 09.10.05 International Chess Title
tournament "Alushta
Autumn-2005, IV" with 14 participants from Ukraine, Russia and
Germany (8 category, 3-GM, 8-IM, 2-FM) took place in Alushta, 25.09-05.10.05. 2-3.
IM Zinchenko Yaroslav (UKR, 2534) and GM Obukhov Alexander (RUS, 2522)
- 9,5. 24.08-02.09.05 74th Ukrainian Chess Championship, Final - 2005, Rivne. 32 participants in knock-out system. 18 Grandmasters including Efimenko Zahar (2643), Areshchenko Alexander (2625), Borovikov Vladislav (2595), Baklan Vladimir (2584), Neverov Valeriy (2572), Women European Chess Champion Lahno Kateryna, and 9 international/national masters take part in the competition. Semifinal: 1. Efimenko, Zahar (2643) 1 0 = 1 2,5 5. Neverov,
Valeriy (2572) 0 1 =
0 1,5 2.
Areshchenko, Alexander (2625) 0 1 1 0 =
1 3,5 Final: 1-2 places: 1. Efimenko, Zahar (2643) 0 1 0 1 = 0 2,5 2. Areshchenko, Alexander (2625) 1 0 1 0 = 1 3,5 Fsnal: 3-4 places: 3. Borovikov, Vladislav (2595) = 1 1,5 5. Neverov, Valeriy (2572) = 0 0,5 Final standing: 1. Areshchenko, Alexander (2625) 2. Efimenko, Zahar (2643) 3. Borovikov, Vladislav (2595) 5. Neverov, Valeriy (2572) More... 12-22.08.05 'Independence Cup-2005', Group 'À', Kyiv. Open Tournament, 38 participants, with two grandmasters and 11 international or national masters. Swiss system, 11 rounds.
The "PIVDENNYI
BANK CHESS TOURNAMENT - EFIM GELLER MEMORIAL" is helded in
Odessa (Ukraine) Music Comedy Theater. Among 10 participants are GM
Viktor Korchnoi (Switzerland), GM Ruslan Ponomariov (Ukraine). All
games will be played with a time control 20 minutes per game. The
live transmission of the games will not be organised. 14-25.05.05 International
Chess Title Tournament 'Vasylyshyn Memorial - 2005' takes place in
Lviv. 16 participants, Robbin - round system. Average rating is 2412,3.
IM
Maiorov Nikita (BLR, 2449) won with 10/15. 15-24.05.05 The
Ukrainian Chess Championship (semifinal), Alushta. 102 participants,
Swiss system, 9 rounds. 15-24.05.05 The
Ukrainian Women Chess Championship, Alushta. 46 participants, Swiss
system, 9 rounds. Open Letter to the FIDE President K. Iljumzhinov and Presidents of the National Chess Federations This letter is an
outcome of the last session of the Executive Committee of the Ukrainian
Chess Federation, whose members have thus decided to express their
non-acceptance of some FIDE functionaries’ actions. 19-30.04.05 |
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The
Efim Geller Chess Memorial will take place in Odessa, Ukraine from
September 7 (day of arrival) - September 16, 2007.
2 Ivanchuk, Vassily g UKR 2729
The
strongest in history of Ukraine International Chess Tournament
“Aerosvit-2006” takes place 16-29 June 2006 in settle Foros near Yalta,
Crimea. The average rating of the tournament is 2691. 12 participants
are: