Latvian School Chess Olympics will also play 26 Latgale new chess
Latvian School Championship in Latgale region final in Daugavpils on the opportunity to play Riga, Latvian School Chess Olympics in Latvia fought 129 pupils, of whom 26 was awarded this opportunity.
28 schools were represented in the Latgale region. “If luck is on your side!”, the Latvian school chess Olympics in Latgale region finalisation of the school chess was performed by Daugavpils sports management head Juris Stivrins.
After playing seven games of the Latgale region for 10 pupils, the symulum game was spent in Latvian champion chess women, women FIDE maistare Elizabeth Limanovska, who started to work directly in Daugavpils during the course of their chess. Another 20 children were offered a symposium game with the main judge of the competition, Daugavpils Chess Trainer, mastercandidate Edgars Dzirkali, who sat in front of more than 20. “Secure the world and experience must be derived from the predecessors from the smarter, we teach them and give this opportunity to sit in front of the strong chess, not afraid!” the Latvian School Chess Olympics Coordinator Nelly Maklakova says about the importance of the symulum game.
Andrejs Horobijs has done excellent informative work on the school youth in Latgale. He also actively works to activate a chess life in Latgale, and is convinced that several dozen players from the region will be added to the Latvian School Chess Olympics next year.
The organisers of Latvian school chess Olympics thanked Latgale chess trainers who took care that children could participate in these ambitious competitions.
Winners:
Class 1-4 for girls
1 st place Sophia Vasilieva, Russian secondary school of Daugavpils
2 nd place Žanette Klusha, Signagala primary school
3 rd place Jelizaveta Kuznesova, Viļānu secondary school
The 5-point border reached and the right to play school in the chess Olympics was awarded:
4 th place Christine Georgia, Maltese High School
5 th place Milena Samuilova, Viļānu secondary school
Group 1-4 for boys
1 st place Raimonds Jakubsevics, Russian secondary school of Daugavpils
2 nd place Marty Krakops, Tilja High School
3 rd place Nikita Savickis, Russian secondary school of Daugavpils
The 5-point border reached and the right to play school in the chess Olympics was awarded:
4 th place Edward Gaidis, Catholic Gymnia of Rezekne
5 th place Jaromir Vjaters, Russian secondary school of Daugavpils
6 th place Gļeb Krasavin, 13 th secondary school of Daugavpils
7 th place David hawk, Rēzekne primary school
Classes 5-9 for girls
1 st place Irene Trey, 4 th secondary school of Rezekne
2 nd Place Ignatjeva, High School of Kraslava rainbow
3 rd place Laine Kupcha, Tilja High School
Group 5-9 for boys
1 st place Edward Stecel, Maltese High School
2 nd place Janis Gudriks, Maltese secondary school
3 rd place Lauris Lazovskis, 1 st Gymnia of Rezekne
The 5-point border reached and the right to play school in the chess Olympics was awarded:
4 th place Maxime Šestakov, 6 th secondary school of Rezekne
5 th place Artfield Kalmachnikov, Russian secondary school of Daugavpils
Group 10-12 for girls
1 st place Rebecca Lochmele, Tilja High School
2 nd place Elina Smikerste, J.Pilsudska Daugavpils National Polynesia
3 rd place Regina Vingre, secondary school of Daugavpils Centre
Group 10-12 for boys
1 st place Roberts Revalds, Vilaka State Gymnasium
2 nd place Arthur black, Tilja secondary school
3 rd place Sergei Dvorcov, High School of Kraslava rainbow
The Latvian School Chess Olympics takes place in three stages, with the 3 best boys and 3 best girls in three age groups, class 1-4, class 5-9 and class 10-12 who participated in regional finals. In each region of the region, the 3 best boys and the 3 best girls in the above-mentioned age groups who won the right to participate in Latvia's final have been cleared. In the final of the region, 7 games were held with time control for 12 minutes and 5 seconds for a move.
In the 3 rd phase, or the Latvian School Chess Olympics finals on May 15, Riga, Transport and Communications Institute, Lomonosova Street 1 – will meet the finest school chess of all 5 participating regions. Latvian Finals were able to apply separately for all chess pupils with at least I sports class in chess, while they were allowed to participate in the regions until THE II sports class in chess. It is planned that Latvia's school in the chess Olympics will meet around 300 children. The 18 best new school chess, as well as 200 children with the first sports class in chess, will be struggling from each region of Latvia. More than 1000 pupils from 170 general educational institutions will participate in Latvian School Chess Olympics.
The aim of the Latvian School Chess Olympics is to find out how many schools in Latvia can play chess, how many schools have a chess or a chess hour, how to help those Latvian schools who want to introduce a chess to their pupils daily. Such a chess is promoted not only as a sport but also a useful way of spending leisure in youth. Cooperation between chess trainers, teachers, sharing experience and the best school chess in each region and Latvia is encouraged.
The special favor of the Latvian School Chess Olympics is the Transport Communications Institution (TSIs), in keeping with the memorial Souvenirs – a chess figure formed IN 3D technique for each participant and various surprising awards – special sweets, TSI notebooks. FOR all the participants of the hundreds of games, TSIs gave Yo-Yo the courage to sit against the strongest Latvian chess. The Latvian School Chess Olympics also have a LARGE number of other surprises as well as the final winners of the regions. In Latgale region, the best entrance invitations were given by the Mark Rootko art centre, Daugavpils. Five more students came to Escape Room, the gift cards of Daugavpils.
Each school received a special diploma from the European Chess Union (ECU), which was organised and signed by the Vice-President of the European Chess Union Dana Reizniece-oak. “This is a honorary diploma for schools in which the smallest chess of chess is felt – one small chess who is willing to represent school and participate in competitions,” Nellie McLkov says.
In each final, as one of the most valuable awards, the third book of the Latvian Sports Federation Council's sports methodological literature series “art winning” is presented, which was presented to Latvian women's champion Elizabeth Limanovsk and the main judge Edwin Dzirkalim, who gave children the symulum games in the final of Latgale region. The author of the book Zigurds Lanka is a chess supermaster since 1992 and a Latvian champion in 1993, a long-standing coach of various national and various qualification chess.
The logo and publicity photos of the Latvian School Chess Olympics are available here:
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Other information:
Nellija Maklakova, co-ordinator of Latvian School Chess Olympics
email: skolusahaolimpiade@gmail.com
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