19-Year-Old Aleksandar Indjic is Serbia Chess Champion 2014

Hello everyone,

The latest chess tournament news via FIDE is that 19-year-old Grandmaster Aleksandar Indjic is the new Serbian chess champion for men. He was the sole winner of the prestigious 12-player round robin tournament and deservedly got the top prize of 1000 EU. Collecting 7,5/11, Indjic left the nearest opponent half a point behind. GM Milos Perunovic became second with 7 points, while GM Nikola Sedlak took the bronze with 6,5 points.

The event took place from 7th to 17th April, 2014, at Hotel Patria, in Subotica, Serbia.

Final standings:
1. GM Indjic Aleksandar (2523) 7,5
2. GM Perunovic Milos (2631) 7
3. GM Sedlak Nikola (2568) 6,5
4. GM Markus Robert (2610) 6
5. GM Damljanovic Branko (2566) 6
6. GM Popovic Dusan (2540) 5,5
7. GM Miladinovic Igor (2583) 5,5
8. IM Nestorovic Nikola (2427) 5
9. IM Nestorovic Dejan (2422) 5
10. GM Lajthajm Borko (2539) 4,5
11. IM Cabarkapa Novak (2392) 4
12. IM Sarenac Ivan (2407) 3,5

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Serbia Chess 2013: Boban Bogosavljevic is National Champion

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Hi everyone, 

Grandmaster Boban Bogosavljevic became the new Serbian Champion after the convincing victory at the event held in Vrnjacka Banja on 15-27th April. Bogosavljevic, who celebrated 25th birthday during the final rounds, conceded only four draws to complete the Championship with 10/12 points, leaving the second placed IM Aleksandar Indjic full two points behind. Bogosavljevic earned 38 elo points.

The 17-years old Aleksandar Indjic also has a reason to celebrate as he scored his third GM norm and completed all title requirements in only seven months. Indjic thus became the youngest Serbian Grandmaster ever, according to a Chessdom report.

Boban Bogosavljevic

Final standings:
1. GM Bogosavljevic Boban 2512 – 10
2. IM Indjic Aleksandar 2519 – 8
3. GM Damljanovic Branko 2536 – 7.5
4-5. GM Popovic Dusan 2558 and GM Kovacevic Aleksandar 2571 – 6.5
6-8. GM Brenjo Slavisa 2516, GM Sedlak Nikola 2577 and GM Miladinovic Igor 2569 – 6
9. GM Savic Miodrag R 2539 – 5
10. IM Perunovic Miodrag 2434 – 4.5
11-12. GM Tosic Miroslav 2412, IM Cvetkovic Srdjan 2389 and Ratkovic Milovan 2296 – 4

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