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The beginning to a chess-ful weekend.

MCF sends representatives for an ASIAN level event before organizing their first-ever FIDE Rated event following suit

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 22 Mar 2021 12:08PM

The beginning to a chess-ful weekend.
The MCF Selection Committee worked diligently in determining the rightful representatives to don the National colors. - The Vibes pic, March 22, 2021

KUALA LUMPUR - For an upcoming event hosted by the Chess Federation of Sri Lanka, the Malaysian Chess Federation (MCF) is proud to be sending 18 bright Under-14 minds to represent our nation. 

With over 25 applicants, the Selection Committee headed by Vice President Yeoh Chin Seng was eventually able to narrow it down to four teams - two boys and two girls team, with a total of nine boys and nine girls. 

Happening this weekend from the 27th to the 29th March, representatives for this ASIAN level event were chosen based on their prior performances and through applications and will be competing online at home.

Malaysian Chess Federation pic
Malaysian Chess Federation pic

The MCF will be organizing their own hybrid competition starting 31st March till the 4th of April. 

This Classical Time Control competition mode will be divided into two categories, the Open and the Challenger section, with a total prize fund of RM8,000 for the winners. 

Marking the third Hybrid Online event for the MCF, this will be the first that will be FIDE Rated.

Entries for this event will be opened soon and interested players are requested to contact their nearest Hybrid Center to clarify the spaces available. - Malaysian Chess Federation, March 22, 2021

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