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      Home  >  General News  >  RP wants to change roster at SEA

      RP wants to change roster at SEA

      Philippines, SEA


      Philippine chess officials want entry list revised as SEA Games competition starts

      December 11, 2013 6:49pm
      SEA Games

      The Philippine woodpushers start their campaign in the 27th SEA Games Thursday with an air of uncertainty at the Zabuthiri Hotel.

      As of Wednesday afternoon, Filipino officials are still appealing to organizers to revise the entry list they have previously submitted, starting with those in the men’s Asean chess events (individual rapid and individual standard), which kick off the meet Thursday morning.

      In the Philippines’ formal letter of appeal to Myanmar Chess Federation President and tournament Chief Arbiter Mg Mg Lwin, head coach Jayson Gonzales said Grandmasters Joey Antonio and MarkParagua are entered in the rapid while GMs Eugene Torre and Darwin Laylo are seeing action in the standard.

      Antonio took over the slot first allotted to GM Oliver Barbosa, while taken out of the rapid was original lone entry GM John Paul Gomez

      It is not only in those two events that team officials have made changes.

      Individual blitz will now have Barbosa and Gomez instead of Paragua and Antonio, while Torre, Laylo, Gomez and Antonio will comprise the rapid team. Woman Fide Master Jan Jodilyn Fronda now joins Woman International Master Catherine Perena and WFM Janelle Frayna in women’s Asean chess team rapid.

      Laylo will also team up with Perena and Frayna with Barbosa in the transfer mixed team blitz.

      The letter of appeal was endorsed by Team Philippines Chef de Mission Jeff Tamayo when it was presented to him last Tuesday. – SPIN

      Source: http://www.gmanetwork.com

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      2 Comments

      1. Anonymous Reply
        December 11, 2013 at 10:29 pm

        Why the screw up?

      2. Anonymous Reply
        December 12, 2013 at 3:36 am

        The Nat’l Chess Fed of the Phils is inherently a screwed up orgzn.

        From top to bottom of the administration, all are self-serving individuals and corrupt.

        They favor certain players because of political decisions, not by merit.

        At one point, they even failed to pay FIDE of its monthly dues despite the fact they can organize $100,000 tournaments.

        They pigeon-hole their players, not constantly exposing them to int’l tourneys. They don’t hire seasoned and dedicated coach to train. No program in place to spread chess to the grassroots level.

        It’s all because all appropriations went already in their own pockets. And that’s the area they are being Super Grandmasters!!!

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