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[12:32 pm] 16 April, 2007
Armenian 12 chess players displayed rather poor participation in the
European chess championship held in Dresden.
The best results were displayed by Tigran Petrosyan, Artashes Minasyan
and Tigran Kotanjyan who secured the 45th, 48th and 61st places
respectively.
To note, Dmitri Jakovenko tops the meeting table.
Tatyana Kosintseva became the winner of the Women's Championship; she
beat her 10 opponents thus becoming the Champion of Europe.
It is due to mention that Elina Danielyan had a brilliant chance to
move up among the Armenian sportswomen, but she was beaten by
Stefanova in the last tour and slipped back to the 20th place.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
COMPLETE FAILURE
[12:32 pm] 16 April, 2007
Armenian 12 chess players displayed rather poor participation in the
European chess championship held in Dresden.
The best results were displayed by Tigran Petrosyan, Artashes Minasyan
and Tigran Kotanjyan who secured the 45th, 48th and 61st places
respectively.
To note, Dmitri Jakovenko tops the meeting table.
Tatyana Kosintseva became the winner of the Women's Championship; she
beat her 10 opponents thus becoming the Champion of Europe.
It is due to mention that Elina Danielyan had a brilliant chance to
move up among the Armenian sportswomen, but she was beaten by
Stefanova in the last tour and slipped back to the 20th place.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress