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Rethymnon, Venetian
Port
The area
which is now occupied by the medieval and the modern town
of Rethymnon, has been inhabited since the Late Minoan
Period, according to finds now in the Archaeological
Museum.
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Kydon
Sports Club, based in the city of Chania, in western
Crete, is the host of this year's European Chess Clubs
Cups. The club was founded in 1949 and is active in eight
sports today: Athletics, basketball, volleyball, cycling,
chess, weightlifting, gymnastics and handball.
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KYDON & THE CITY OF CHANIA...
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BREAKING NEWS:
latest update:
07/10/2003 19:37 +0300
Winning team of NAO
Chess Club of Paris, with gold medals at the awards ceremony.
Replay 1092 Games
Online
One thoursand and
ninety-two games of the 2003 Men's & Women's European Clubs Cups
are now available for viewing and replaying online. Check the
links below.
VIEW 924 MEN'S GAMES
VIEW 168 WOMEN'S GAMES
Statistics Now
Available Online
Final statistics,
following Round 7 of
the 2003 Men's and Women's European Clubs Cups, are now available
online on this website. Please follow a link from the table,
left, to view details.
NAO Chess Club
Clinches 2003 European Title
NAO Chess Club
of Paris is the 2003 European Clubs Cup winner, following a
decisive victory 4-2 over Israel's Beer-Sheva Chess Club in the
closing round of the competition, which concluded Saturday evening
in Rethymnon, Crete. The French club, which led the rankings after
Round 6, left the four teams that were following a point behind
out of contention, as soon as it clinched the victory over the
Israeli club. The decisive games of the NAO v. Beer-Sheva match
were won by Peter Svidler (2723) over Michael Roiz (2554) on board
2 and by Laurent Fressinet (2640) over Alik Vydelsalver (2449) on
board 6. The other four games ended in a tie.
MEN'S
ROUND 7 RESULTS
MEN'S FINAL RANKINGS
Women's Title Goes
To Montenegro
Internet CG of
Podgorica, Montenegro, defeated the defending champions, Serbia's
BAS Beograd, 2½-1½
in the closing round of the 2003 Women's European Clubs Cup, which
concluded Saturday evening in Rethymnon, to clinch the title. The
two teams had been tied after Round 6, together with NTN Tbilisi
of Gerogia, which finished second. Third came in Russia's
Ladya-Kazan-1000, leaving BAS Beograd in fourth place, amongst the
13 entrants.
WOMEN'S ROUND
7 RESULTS
WOMEN'S
FINAL RANKINGS
Action Photos Now Online
Our Photo
Gallery has now been updated with action shots from the opening
round of play in the 2003 Men's & Women's European Clubs Cup in
Rethymnon, Crete.
PHOTO
GALLERY
Final Count In
Entry Lists: 45 Men's & 13 Women's Teams
A total of 45
men's and 13 women's teams commenced their quest in the 2003
European Clubs Cups, which got underway in Rethymnon, Crete. The
competition continues throughout the week and concludes on
Saturday 4 October. Check out the final entry lists.
MEN'S
ENTRY LIST
WOMEN'S
ENTRY LIST
Rethymnon Prefect
Welcomes Participants
Giorgos
Papadakis, the Prefect of Rethymnon, issued an address on occasion
of the 2003 European Clubs Cups, welcoming all participants in
this top international competition.
PREFECT'S
WELCOME ADDRESS
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