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Istanbul Chess Olympiad 2012
The Istanbul Chess Olympiad took place August 27 to September 10, 2012.
The Scotland Open Team finished in 75th place of 156 countries. The Women Team finished 83rd of 127.
All the Scotland games can be played over from the links belows.
Armenia, population 3.2 million, won the Open event for the 3rd time in the last four Olympiads; Russia won the Womens event.
Round by round Scot scores and photos - Open - Women
Scotland teams:
Scotland Open team: 1) GM Colin McNab (Dundee, 2446), 2) GM Keti Arakhamia-Grant (Edinburgh, 2421), 3) GM John Shaw (Kilmarnock, 2424), 4) FM Alan Tate (Wandering Dragons, 2332), 5) FM Graham Morrison (St. Annes, 2360) – matches are contested over four boards. Team Captain: GM Sarunas Sulskis.
Scotland Womens team: 1) Heather Lang (Oxford, 2015), 2) Ali Roy (Carrick, 1836) 3) Rosie Giulian (Giffnock, 1894), 4) Joy Durno (Newmachar, 1863), 5) Alice Lampard (Troon, 1593) - matches are contested over four boards. Team Captain: Lara Barnes.
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Posted on: 10-09-2012
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