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ARMENIAN GRAND MASTER BECOMES CHAMPION IN MOSCOW BLITZ CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP
ARMENPRESS
17 September, 2012
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 17, ARMENPRESS: The Armenian chess player living
in Russia, Grand Master Karine Hambardzumova earned 14 out of 19
possible points and won the title of the Moscow champion in blitz
chess tournament. Armenpress was reported about it by the Armenian
Chess Federation.
Hambardzumova is one of the most promising chess players in Russia
and this was not the first time she achieved success in international
chess tournaments.
Armenian Grand Master Sergey Kasparov, representing Belarus,
scored 4.5 out of 6 possible points and shared the 3-10 places at
the international chess tournament, which took place in Roosendaal,
Netherlands.
Kasparov surrendered to the winner of the tournament, the Grand Master
representing the Netherlands, Sergey Tivyakov with half a point.
ARMENPRESS
17 September, 2012
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 17, ARMENPRESS: The Armenian chess player living
in Russia, Grand Master Karine Hambardzumova earned 14 out of 19
possible points and won the title of the Moscow champion in blitz
chess tournament. Armenpress was reported about it by the Armenian
Chess Federation.
Hambardzumova is one of the most promising chess players in Russia
and this was not the first time she achieved success in international
chess tournaments.
Armenian Grand Master Sergey Kasparov, representing Belarus,
scored 4.5 out of 6 possible points and shared the 3-10 places at
the international chess tournament, which took place in Roosendaal,
Netherlands.
Kasparov surrendered to the winner of the tournament, the Grand Master
representing the Netherlands, Sergey Tivyakov with half a point.