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Winners of each combined section and each section with 8 or more players receive $1000 toward expenses for their trip to Turkey to participate in the World Youth Chess Championship 2009. The WYCC are providing free board (meals and lodging) for winners of the 12 categories. More funding toward expenses will be provided to the winners if finances permit.
Players who register before May 15th will receive a free T Shirt specially designed for the 2009 CYCC and Summer Chess Fest. Make sure to include your size when registering.
New Check out the T Shirt Design for the CYCC www.cycc2009.pbwiki.com Click on link to T shirt
Canadian Youth Chess Championships 2009 This year's CYCC attracted a total of one hundred and twenty-nine players, competing in two-year age categories further divided by gender. The trophy winners were as follows; additionally B.C.'s Joanne Foote and Janak Awatramani tied for fourth in their respective sections but lost the playoffs. The below players qualify for the world competition, returning this year to Kemer-Antalya, Turkey, in November. U08 1 Kevin Wan (ON) 2 Daniel Zotkin (ON) 3 Yuanchen Zhang (ON) U08G 1 Jiaxin Liu (ON) 2 Maggie Rose MacInnis (BC) 3 Constance Wang (ON) U10 1 Dezheng Kong (BC) 2 William Graif (US) 3 Oliver Kenta Chiku-Ratte (PQ) U10G 1 Melissa Giblon (ON) 2 Aleksandra Milicevic (ON) 3 Janet Peng (ON) U12 1 Richard Wang (AB) 2 James Fu (ON) 3 Jack Qian (BC) U12G 1 Rebecca Giblon (ON) 2 Jackie Peng (ON) 3 Zhanna Sametova (ON) U14 1 Thomas Kaminski (AB) 2 David Zhang (AB) 3 David Itkin (ON) U14G 1 Alexandra Botez (BC) 2 Regina-Veronicka Kalaydina (AB) 3 Tina Fang (ON) U16 1 Karoly Szalay (ON) 2 Alexander Martchenko (ON) 3 Avinaash Sundar (ON) U16G 1 Dalia Kagramanov (ON) 2 Samantha Powell (ON) 3 Karen Lam (BC) U18 1 Eric Hansen (AB) 2 Victor Kaminski (AB) 3 Kevin Me (SK) U18G 1 Jasmine Du (NS) 2 Sonja Xiong (ON) 3 Marguerite Yang (PQ)
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And for the chess-player the success which crowns his work, the great dispeller of sorrows, is named "combination."
-Emanuel Lasker (1868-1941)