Marija Rakic is Serbia Women's Chess Champion 2012

Chess blog for latest chess news and chess trivia (c) Alexandra Kosteniuk, 2012

Hi everyone,

The 2012 Serbian Women’s Chess Championship was held from 22nd March to 1st April in Kac. Twelve players competed in the round robin tournament. WIM Marija Rakic assumed an early lead and maintained the top position throughout the tournament to finally take the first place and claim the title of the national champion. Full report at Chessdom.

Rakic finished with 8.0/11 points, half a point clear from the top seeded WGM Andjelija Stojanovic and WGM Marija Manakova.

 

WIM Marija Rakic

Final standings:1. WIM Rakic Marija 2267 – 8.0
2-3. WGM Stojanovic Andjelija 2324 and WGM Manakova Maria 2315 – 7.5
4. WIM Eric Jovana 2243 – 7.0
5. WGM Maksimovic Suzana 2227 – 6.5
6. WIM Drljevic Ljilja 2278 – 6.0
7. WGM Benderac Ana 2294 – 5.5
8. WGM Chelushkina Irina 2263 – 4.5
9. WIM Djukic Sandra 2203 – 4.0
10. Tomin Ksenija 1876 – 3.5
11-12. Panic Anastasija 1967 and Nonkovic Bogdana 1900 – 3.0

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Serbia National Women's Chess Championship Begins

Chess blog for latest chess news and chess trivia (c) Alexandra Kosteniuk, 2012

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WIM Eric Jovana 

The 2012 Serbian Women's Chess Championship is taking place from March 22 to April 1 in Kac. The line-up includes 12 players with WIM Jovana Eric as the defending champion. The daily rounds start at 16:00 CET, you can follow the games live on the official website.

Players' list:

WGM Stojanovic Andjelija SRB 2324 (three times champion)
WGM Manakova Maria SRB 2315
WGM Benderac Ana SRB 2294
WIM Drljevic Ljilja SRB 2278
WIM Rakic Marija SRB 2267
WGM Chelushkina Irina SRB 2263 (five times champion)
WIM Eric Jovana SRB 2243
WGM Maksimovic Suzana SRB 2227
WIM Djukic Sandra SRB 2203 (champion in 2009)
Panic Anastasija SRB 1967
Nonkovic Bogdana SRB 1900
Tomin Ksenija SRB 1876

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