Monday, December 20, 2010

Pinay power in Malaysia

Pinay chess Olympian WFM Rulp Ylem Jose (2038), in photo, just did a superb show of Filipina power in the 2010 Grand Asian Chess Championship (Ladies) in Malaysia - finishing solo third overall and winning over Russian topseed WGM Vera Nebolsina (2377).

Remarkably, only this alluring Pinay dented the single loss of Nebolsina, the eventual champion with 8.0 points, in this international tournament. As an icing on the cake, Jose's win over the Russian topseed was impressive indeed - scaling up more than 300 Elo points separating them! Despite the huge Elo rating gap, the beautiful Pinay never showed any form of intimidation and went on to crush the Russian beauty with the heart of a lion.

Six Pinays joined this 50-player international event, with participants coming from six countries namely, Iran, Malaysia, Philippines, Russia, Singapore, and Sri Lanka.

Notably, five of the six Pinays who participated in this event landed in the Top 10! What a show of Pinay power indeed!!

Congratulations to all the Pinays who successfully waved the Philippine flag in this tournament.

Top 10 finishers (50 players)

Final Ranking after 9 Rounds

Rk.
NameFEDRtgPts. TB1 TB2
1WGMNebolsina VeraRUS23778,051,044,00
2WIMKharashuta EkaterinaRUS22997,548,037,00
3WFMJose Rulp LemPHI20387,051,538,50
4WFMTay Li Jin JeslinSIN21246,051,531,25
5
Docena JedaraPHI20326,050,030,75
6
Medina LovelynPHI19086,048,026,75
7
Saeidpour MonaIRI18996,047,529,00
8
Palomo Jenny RosePHI18736,042,524,50
9WFMSalman Mahini MonaIRI20445,552,029,00
10
Ronna Reig Ner SenoraPHI18615,549,525,75

Complete results HERE

4 Comments:

Tony said...

Andun na pala sila, derecho na siguro to Spore Open to start this Sun. Pasko abroad together, ayos ang FEU group!

Anonymous said...

Congratz Idol RY (BKA) :)

Anonymous said...

Congratz Idol RY(BKA) Jose :)


rocean

Tony said...

They can form a 'fearsome threesome'
in Ladies chess with Camacho,Jose & Fronda. Docena and soon Frayna will be around. Proper intl exposure lang, main challenge is training time and availability vs school requirements/academics since they're still in College. I think Jose is newly grad and might have more time to play in tournaments...