January Armenia. K. H. Grigoryan scored 6/9 points and won the 75th Armenian Highest League in Yerevan,
January Armenia. T. Kotanjian won the 74th Armenian Championships on tie-break, edged out R. Hovhannisyan. They geained
January Armenia. T. L. Petrosian scored 7/9 and won the 73rd Armenian Championship in Yerevan with
January Armenia. T. L. Petrosian scored 7/11 and won the 72nd Armenian Championships in Yerevan with
January Azerbaijan. N. Mamedov took a clear first at the Azerbaijan Championships in Baku after scored
January Armenia. At the 70th Armenian Championships in Yerevan, A. Grigoryan scored 7.5/9 and became the champion
January Azerbaijan. The Azerbaijan Championship was won by Rashad Babaev with 6.5/9. Farid Abbasov finished
January Armenia. At the 68th Armenian Championship in Yerevan, Karen Asrian took the first place
January Armenia. Karen Asrian won the 67th Armenian Championship in Yerevan with 7.5/11 points.
January Australia. Ian Rogers took a clear first at the Xstrata Australian Championships in Brisbane
January Canada. Dmitry Jakovenko won the Montreal World Chess Tournament in Saint-Laurent with 8/9.
January Brazil. At the 9th Brazilian Chess Championship in Rio de Janeiro, Darcy Lima scored
January Australia. At the Melbourne Festival of Chess, Darryl Johansen won with 8.5/11 points.
January Bermuda. At the Bermuda 2001, Bartlomiej Macieja won the tournament with 7/10
January Brasil At the 66th Brazilian Chess Championship in Teresina, Giovanni Vescovi won with
January Australia. At the 1999 Australian Chess Open in Suncoast, Vadim Milov reached 10/11
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