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« Chess Olympiad Dresden 2008
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South Africa at Dresden 2008

15/11/2008 by Nikita


Please click HERE to see more results of games played in round 1 and round 2. The link will open in a new window. At the bottom of this post you will find a link to play through games of round 5, where South Africa played Luxembourg.

On this link you can play through games played in round 6. The link will open in a new window.

http://chessaleeinlondon.blogspot.com/2008/11/south-africa-dresden-and-round-6.html

 

Click on the top image/logo to access the official site of Dresen 2008, it will open in a new window and on the “live” image for the live games.

 

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South African players: Men

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South African players: Ladies

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Dresden Schedule

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The South African women’s team at Dresden

All images in this post: HERE the official chess blog of Chess SA. The link will open in a new window.

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Carmen de Jager

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Monique Sischy

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Melissa Greeff

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Jenine Ellappen

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Anzel Solomons

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Henry Steel

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Watu Kobese

Please click HERE to play through a game of Watu Kobese against Jennifer Shahade played in Philadelphia in June 1998. The game was Kobese’s.

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Kenny Solomon

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Johannes Mabusela

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Daniel Cawdery

Some of the round 3 results- click on images for  larger view

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Melissa Greeff round 3 move 39 …0-1

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Melissa Greeff round 3 move list

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Daniel Cawdery round 3 end position 1/2

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Daniel Cawdery round 3 move list

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Monique Sischy round 3 end position 0-1

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Monique Sischy round 3 move list

Round 4  16 Nov women’s team against Norway and men’s team against Pakistan

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Melissa round 4 move 18

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Jenine round 4 move 17

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Anzel round 4 move 17

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Monique round 4 move 17

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Daniel round 4 move 17

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Henry round 4 move 14

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Kenny round 4 move 12

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Johannes round 4 move 12

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South Africa vs Pakistan Images from players: chesssaol.wordpress.com

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South African Ladies’ team vs Latvia

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Results of the ladies’ team after round 4

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Results of the men’s team after round 4

Round 5 results: South Africa vs Luxembourg 17th November 2008

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Henry Steel vs Jeitz Christian Dresden round 5…1-0

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Mietek Bakalarz vs Kenny Solomon Dresden round 5 …0-1

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Pierre Gengler vs Johannes Mabusela Dresden round 5…1/2

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Watu Kobese vs Fred Berend Dresden round 5…1-0

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Watu Kobese round 5 move list

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Kaydanovich vs Monique Sischy Dresden round 5…0-1

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Round 5 Monique Sischy move list

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Anzel Solomons vs Gelina Melnik Dresden round 5 …1-0
Please click HERE to play interactively through the games of round 5. The link will open in a new window.

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Results: Ladies Round 6 South Africa vs Egypt

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Results: Men Round 6 South Africa vs Italy

 

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Posted in Chess, chess games, Chess South Africa, skaak, South Africa, South African chess players | Tagged Anzel Solomons, Carmen de Jager, Chess, chess games, Chess Olympiad Dressden 2008, Chess South Africa, Daniel Cawdery, Dresden 2008, Dresden round 3 results, Henry Steel, Jenine Ellappen, Johannes Mabusela, Kenny Solomon, Melissa Greeff, Monique Sischy, Olympiad 2008, skaak, South Africa at Dresden 2008, South African chess players, Watu Kobese | 6 Comments

6 Responses

  1. on 15/11/2008 at 11:05 Chess Olympiad Dresden 2008 « Chessalee

    […] click on THIS LINK to see more images of the South African team at Dresden and for more results. The link will open in […]


  2. on 17/11/2008 at 11:49 MeghnaK

    Hi Nikita….nice pics 🙂

    India’s doing well too!


  3. on 17/11/2008 at 19:33 Nikita

    hi Meghna! Yes, India is doing really GREAT!


  4. on 18/11/2008 at 14:26 jameshigham

    I’d like to see something about Nikita here as well or else somewhere on the site.


  5. on 18/11/2008 at 18:43 Nikita

    hi Jameshigham
    Welcome to my blog!
    You can count yourself lucky…as there are more than 30 games of my own on my blog too… 🙂
    Give me a shout if you can’t find them and I will find you one of them 😉


  6. on 20/11/2008 at 17:25 Dresden-Olympiad 2008 « Chessalee

    […] results of games played in round 1 and round 2. The link will open in a new window. Please click HERE to see lots of South African Chess player-pics and to see the results of rounds 3-6. At the bottom […]



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