Chess tourney concludes

Participants at the Guwahati Chess Open Championship

GUWAHATI, Nov 13: The Guwahati Chess Open Championship organised by Guwahati Chess Association concluded here today with Bipin Singha bagging the first prize followed with Chiraranjan Bhuyan and Pradip Bhuyan, stated a press release.

Other results: (U-15) 1st Debanga K Bhattacharyya, 2nd Trinabh Chokhani; (U-13) 1st Simran Ahmed, 2nd Nitish Das, (U-11) 1st Bidisha Sarma, 2nd Prasurjya Das; (U-9) 1st Prithwis Das, 2nd Kunal Kalita; (U-7) 1st Manthan Kashyap Datta, 2nd Rishita Sinha; (Best Female 1st Shivangini Bhattacharrya, 2nd Shivani Deb.

Published in The Assam Tribune on November 14, 2011.

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Chess tourney held

GUWAHATI, Oct 30: PC Borooah Chess Academy organised a chess tournament among the students of the academy in its premises in U-13 and U-9 age groups, stated a release.

The results: (U-9 boys) 1st-Dhritiman Bez (Assam jatiya Vidyalaya), 2nd-Manthan Kashyap Datta (Axel Public school), 3rd-Kunal Kalita (Don Bosco, Guwahati), 4th-Jigyashdipa Gogoi (Holy Home). (U-9 girls) 1st-Rishita Sinha (St Mary’s School), 2nd-Akansha Das (Axel’s Kindergarten), 3rd-Adit B Thekedath (Sarla Birla Gyan Jyoti). U-13: 1st- Amian Mahanta (KV IOC), 2nd-Simran Ahmed (Pearl Valley), 3rd-Prachurjya Gayan (Holy Home), 4th-Ankit Das (DPS), 5th-Ritwick Sinha, 6th-Rishav Deuri (both Don Bosco, Guwahati).

Published in The Assam Tribune on October 31, 2011.

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