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Krishneel continues to solve the puzzle

Fiji Times - 01/02/10

HE is a man of great adventures. He would not be satisfied with what he had until he achieves and completes the course which he started, sixteen years ago. Fiji Chess Association committee member Krishneel Nair says playing chess is more of being a problem solver rather than being a sportsman.

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Hilda makes her move

Fiji Times - 01/02/10

SAINT JOSEPH'S Secondary School's fourth former Hilda Vukikomoala is Fiji Chess Federation's most improved player for 2009.

The Lakeba, Lau lass was honoured with the President's Award after Saturday's annual general meeting in Suva.

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Chess re-elects De Asa

Fiji Sun - 31/01/10

Dr. Virgilio De Asa has been re-elected as the president of the Fiji Chess Federation during their Annual General Meeting yesterday at the FASANOC house.

De Asa’s re-appointment made him the longest serving chess president in the country having served at the position for the last 15 years.

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Big Plans for Chess

Fiji Times - 31/01/10

National champion and schoolteacher Kumar was endorsed as Fiji's representative during the Fiji Chess Federation annual general meeting at the Fiji Olympic House yesterday.

FCF president Dr Virgilio De Asa said national team members for the World Chess Olympiad in late September in Russia would be confirmed later.

Dr De Asa said 2009 was a "busy and successful year" for FCF with plans to host an international event in Nadi this year.

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Kumar retains Blitz title

Fiji Times - 31/01/10

DEFENDING champion Manoj Kumar successfully retained the Nasese Medical Centre-sponsored Blitz Championship at the Fiji Olympic House yesterday.

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More in store for Fiji Chess

Fiji Sun - 21/09/09

The Fiji Chess Federation’s Invitational National Championship in December would be open for overseas players to participate.

FCF president Dr Virgilio De Asa said the tournament would be a Federation of International des Euchess (FIDE, world governing chess body) rated one. He said this was part of their move to expose local players to high level competition. The national championship is scheduled to be held on December 5-12.

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