Kumar’s Fiji Chess Champion
“We are happy to conclude a successful tournament courtesy of Telecom Fiji who have kindly sponsored the event,” tournament arbiter Hilda Vukikomoala. “Performances of upcoming players like William Bennion, Rudr Prasad, Tanvi Prasad and Avinesh Nadan is always encouraging for the sport.”
Tuesday 30 April 2019 | 11:21
Rudir Prasad (left), is up against Tanvi Prasad during the Chess competition on April 28,2019. Photo: Simione Haravanua
Candidate Master (CM) Manoj Kumar won the first Telecom Fiji Chess Championship on second tie-break after being equaled on the scoreboard by fellow Olympiad rep CM Taione Sikivou at 4.5/5.
CM Noel Adricula finished third with 4/5, CM Goru Arvind was fourth with 3.5/5 and Zen Borg was fifth with 3/5.
“We are happy to conclude a successful tournament courtesy of Telecom Fiji who have kindly sponsored the event,” tournament arbiter Hilda Vukikomoala. “Performances of upcoming players like William Bennion, Rudr Prasad, Tanvi Prasad and Avinesh Nadan is always encouraging for the sport.”
Young Tanvi Prasad won the women’s category with an impressive score of 3/5 while siblings Surani Jayasekara and Sadini Jayasekara were second and third respectively.
Rudr Prasad, the talented elder brother of Tanvi, replicated her feat by winning the Secondary School’s category with 3/5. He managed to upset CM Goru Arvind in one of his rounds.
“Chess is a growing sport with almost 190 countries participating in a World Chess Olympiad,” Vukikomala said.
“In the next five years, we hope to tap further into our local talent and take the sport to a new level in the South Pacific.”
The Primary School’s Category was won by Aniketh Lal at 2.5/5. He was followed by Arnav Lal and Sandeu Amarasinghe second and third respectively, while siblings Rashmika Perera and Ashmitha Perera secured the 4th and 5th positions.
The Best Beginner’s Award was given to Jiuta Saranuku for having a decent debut with 2/5.
The next tournament is tentatively scheduled at FASANOC Olympic House on Sunday May 26 starting at 8:30am.
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