
GTCL 2007-2008 CHESS EVENTS:
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Karpov Chess Academy of Canada
Posted by Yan Teplitsky on
September 14, 2007, 12:10:32
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| Thanks to the generous support by the Chess
Federation of Canada, Chess’n Math Association, Telus and Belzberg
Technologies I am very happy to announce some very exciting
developments for Canadian Chess. World Champion's Anatoly Karpov Chess Academy (Canada) for gifted young players opens its doors for children 5-18 years old. The Academy will provide the young aspiring players with a chance to progress in chess and learn from the top players and instructors. We’ll have different courses depending on your chess strength and dedication. The Academy students will get an opportunity to play in Academy events and the best will get financial assistance. The first event organized by the Academy will be the camp aimed to help the best Canadian Junior players in their preparations towards World Youth Championship in Turkey, November 2007. There will also be several spots allocated for the young players who came close to qualifying and in the opinion of the camp organizers have the potential to excel. World Champion Anatoly Karpov himself and invited top Grandmasters, such as European champion GM Emil Sutovsky, Chinese Champion GM Ni Hua, two times Canadian Champion, the leader of the National Olympic Team GM Pascal Charbonneau, the youngest Grandmaster in Canada and a key player in the National Olympic Team GM Mark Bluvshtein and chief trainer of Canadian Youth team IM Yan Teplitsky, will conduct several simultaneous exhibitions, lectures and even private lessons! The approximate camp schedule(still subject to some changes) is as following: Oct 12 1 2:00 Opening of the First Karpov Academy camp. Welcome speech of Academy President, Grandmaster Sutovsky 12:15-13:15 Lecture by Grandmaster Sutovsky (''How to work on chess'') 13:30-15:00 simultaneous exhibition by Grandmaster Sutovsky 1 5:00 - 16:30 break for the lunch 16:30 - 18:00 Lecture by Grandmaster Ni Hua 18:15 - 19:30 lessons in a small group (3-6 kids) with Grandmasters Sutovsky,Ni Hua, Bluvshtein and the Canadian Youth Coach IM Teplitsky Oct.13 12:00 Opening of Karpov Chess Academy (Canada) Karpov's inauguration speech. 12:30 - 14:00 Karpov's simul (up to 20 boards, up to 2000 Elo/Canadian) 12:30-14:00 Private lessons by Grandmasters Sutovsky, Ni Hua, Charbonneau, Bluvshtein, Teplitsky (for kids over 2000) 14:00 - 16:00 Lunch time 16:00- 17:00 The lecture by 12th World Champion Anatoly Karpov,''Strategy in Chess'' 17:30-19:30 Blitz-tournament, with prizes awarded and signed by Anatoly Karpov 20:00 – 21:00 Reception/dinner with Anatoly Karpov and starring Grandmasters. Oct.14 11:00-12:00 Lecture of Grandmaster Bluvshtein 12:15-13:15 Lecture of Grandmaster Charbonneau 13:30-15:00 Joint simul by Grandmasters Sutovsky, Bluvshtein, Charbonneau 15:30-16:30 Closing of the camp, voting for the best student. Best student gets a scholarship for free lessons in Karpov Chess Academy Please visit www.karpovchess.ca
or contact Yan Teplitsky at (647)298-7060 for more information.
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AWARDS CEREMONY SATURDAY, SEPT. 1 AT 4:15 P.M. AT THE TORONTO LABOUR DAY OPEN THIS WEEKEND:
The Board consists of a representative from each chess club or
association;
Toronto members of the Executives of the Chess Federation of Canada
and Ontario Chess Association; and 3 Directors-at-Large.
For a copy
of the GTCL
Constitution, please click here.
For Minutes
of AGM and other meetings click here.
2007 OCA
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENT
I am pleased to announce that Devon Thomas is the
new OCA Communications Director!
Devon has been active in playing chess in Ontario and is welcomed onto the OCA
Executive.
Originally he came from Britain, and helped organize chess in Bristal. His club
had 400 members!
The OCA Communications Director maintains contacts with OCA members and
volunteers and communicates information by email.
This positions is an OCA Executive member and Devon will help to lead the OCA as
it meets new challenges and opportunities.
People who are actively participating in Chess in Ontario, whether as an
Organizer, Tournament Director, or Trainer are particularly welcome. Unlike old
CFC constitution guidelines, we do not restrict but welcome people who are
active in chess, regardless of whether they may earn income in chess related
activity.
If you are interested in helping the OCA, or can recommend someone, please email
Barry Thorvardson, barry@chessontario.com.
Barry Thorvardson President, OCA
GTCL Grand Prix 2007 series will include the following 5 tournaments:
1)
March Open – March 16-18, 5 rounds2)
Toronto Open – April 6-8, 6 rounds3)
Canada Day Open – June 30-July 1 & 2 - 5 rounds4)
Thanksgiving Open – October 6-8, 6 rounds5)
Holidays Open – December 26-30, 6 rounds - TBAChess Academy of Canada
Featuring Roman Pelts, FIDE Master & FIDE Trainer.
We offer a very unique chess growth experience including:
Private lessons
Special events
Latest News: In August 2005 Roman Pelts was awarded the title of FIDE trainer by the FIDE executive. This title qualifies Roman to conduct FIDE authorized seminars to train other chess instructors. For further information from the FIDE Website, please click here.
Currently scheduled for 2007:
Children's Tuesday Chess Courses and Camp Information ( requires Adobe Acrobat )
Children's Sunday Chess Courses
*** Apr. 15 - Jun. 3,2007 *** *** Oct. 14 - Dec. 2,2007 ***
( requires Adobe Acrobat )Instructional Chess Tournaments for Juniors
*** Every Sunday Apr. 15 - Jun. 3,2007 *** *** Every Sunday Oct. 14 - Dec. 2,2007 *** ( requires Adobe Acrobat )Private and Semi-private Lessons with FM Roman Pelts ( requires Adobe Acrobat )
Blitz, speed, lightning, rapid transit history
CHESS ACADEMY OF CANADA
CHILDREN’S SUNDAY CHESS COURSES AND TOURNAMENTS
WITH ROMAN PELTS- International Titles: FIDE MASTER & FIDE TRAINER Canadian Rating : 2433
AND OTHER MASTER LEVEL PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTORS
THORNHILL COMMUNITY CENTRE - 7755 Bayview Avenue Thornhill, Ontario
North of Steeles Ave. (at John Street)