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OLYMPIAD R14: ARMENIA AND UKRAINE TAKE GOLD
Chessbase News, Germany
June 5 2006
05.06.2006 The 37th Chess Olympiad in Turin ended on Sunday. Rapid
draws by the Armenian men's team and the Ukraine women assured both
teams, which were leading by 2.5 and 2.0 points, of Olympic Gold.
China took Silver in the men's section and USA Bronze. The Russian
women took Silver and the Chinese team won Bronze. Report, games and
final standings.
The Olympiad is over, the prize giving has been executed, the communial
dinner taken and, as we write these lines, the farewell party is under
way. We bring you the results and games, with a few commemorative
pictures. Full illustrated reports will follow, after the ChessBase
team has returned from Turin to Hamburg, Germany.
Turin 2006: After round thirteen (final) The Armenians, going into the
final round 2.5 ahead of the field, had agreed a quick draw against
the Hungarians. This secured them Gold less than an hour after the
start of round 13. China beat the Netherlands 2.5:1.5 to take Silver,
two points behind the winners.
The US team demolished Norway 3.5:0.5, while Israel beat a lackluster
Russian team 3:1. Both USA and Israel had 33.0 points, but the
Americans took Bronze on tiebreak scores.
For complete scoreboard and photos click
http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?news id=3159 .
Chessbase News, Germany
June 5 2006
05.06.2006 The 37th Chess Olympiad in Turin ended on Sunday. Rapid
draws by the Armenian men's team and the Ukraine women assured both
teams, which were leading by 2.5 and 2.0 points, of Olympic Gold.
China took Silver in the men's section and USA Bronze. The Russian
women took Silver and the Chinese team won Bronze. Report, games and
final standings.
The Olympiad is over, the prize giving has been executed, the communial
dinner taken and, as we write these lines, the farewell party is under
way. We bring you the results and games, with a few commemorative
pictures. Full illustrated reports will follow, after the ChessBase
team has returned from Turin to Hamburg, Germany.
Turin 2006: After round thirteen (final) The Armenians, going into the
final round 2.5 ahead of the field, had agreed a quick draw against
the Hungarians. This secured them Gold less than an hour after the
start of round 13. China beat the Netherlands 2.5:1.5 to take Silver,
two points behind the winners.
The US team demolished Norway 3.5:0.5, while Israel beat a lackluster
Russian team 3:1. Both USA and Israel had 33.0 points, but the
Americans took Bronze on tiebreak scores.
For complete scoreboard and photos click
http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?news id=3159 .