13/10/2015 – Con 35 participantes de diferentes partes de la isla, se inició el 9 de octubre. Este Campeonato Nacional de Ajedrez de Puerto Rico se juega a 9 rondas, en 2 jornadas. La primera se jugó el pasado fin de semana en el recinto de la ciudad de Bayamón de la Universidad de Puerto Rico. Reportaje por Miguel Vazquez...
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Campeonato de Puerto Rico
Tras 5 rondas
Ciudad Bayamon
Este campeonato 2015 está dedicado al licenciado en Derecho Manuel Eugenio Moraza Choisne quien ha sido 4 veces Campeón de Puerto Rico (1975, 1978, 1981 y 1984) y ex miembro del Equipo Olímpico.
El árbitro FIDE Eduardo Rivera Mulero verificando las partidas
La maestra internacional Danitza F. Vazquez Maccarini de 15 años de edad representante de la ciudad criolla de Caguas se encuentra de líder indiscutible al concluir la primera jornada de 5 rondas. La joven maestra ha exhibió un juego emprendedor y sólido sin conceder nada a sus rivales. Esta vez con mayor éxito, ha sabido aprovechar sus oportunidades logrando 4 triunfos y 1 empate (tablas) para un total de 4.5 de posibles 5 puntos.
Danitza en acción
Los jovenes talentos Roberto Rivera Rivera y Jorge Garcia Santiago
En una partida en que todo parecía que Vazquez Maccarini iba a perder se sobrepuso aprovechando unos descuidos de su rival logro lo inesperado un merecido empate ante el maestro internacional Alejandro Montalvo Rosario.
Montalvo
Montalvo Rosario se mantiene en la segunda posición con 4 puntos. A quien llamamos cariñosamente “Monti” ha sido 3 veces campeón nacional (1996, 1997 y 2011), 3 veces subcampeón (1995, 1999, 2012) y miembro del equipo olímpico por más de 19 años.
Moraza
Cabe mencionar la gran actuación de varios de nuestros jóvenes en estas primeras 5 rondas. Dos de ellos son Miguel Boggiano Pereira de 15 años de edad y Juan Jose Davila Blanco de 16 años de edad que hasta el momento comparten el segundo lugar con 4 puntos.
Davila
Boggiano
El doctor Julio Guzmán Freire quien es un veterano y conocido amigo del ajedrez boricua se encuentra con 4 puntos. La acción continua el próximo fin de semana donde se juega la jornada final con las últimas 4 rondas de este campeonato nacional.
Guzman Freire
Natasha Morales
Vladimir Ortiz Colon con piezas blancas es ciego y lo asiste su lazarillo experto nacional Daniel Tanco
Torre
La sala de juego
El parque de las Ciencias en Bayamon
El museo de Arte de Bayamon
Vídeo
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