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Actually there were 101 boards in match between Estonia and Finland with score 45.5 - 55.5 but official matches has always been maximum in 100 boards, so Estonia lost 45.5 - 54.5. It was historical moment because Estonia had never been lost to Finland before. Tournament was held in Helsinki (Finland) and home city or place is one of the important factors in those matches. In some point of few it was even good that Finland won, so hopefully in future there will be more interest and fight between neighbours...

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Second year in the row Estonian chess champion is IM Meelis Kanep who got 7 points from 9. Second and third were FM Andrei Kalinitshev and IM Olav Sepp. It was one of the strongest championships in last years, our grandmasters were far behind the first ones.

Estonian women champion 2005 is WIM Monika Tsiganova. She got 10 points from 11. Second was Valeria Gansvind (9p), who lived in Russia earlier years. And the third was Viktoria Bashkite (7.5p).

Eesti seenioride meistriks tuli Hillar Kärner, kes kogus 7 punkti 7-st. Teiseks tuli 4 punktiga Leo Teemäe ja kolmandaks Heino Mirme samuti 4 punktiga. Turniir toimus 24.-28. mail Põlvas ja osales 8 maletajat.

Haapsalu noorte meistrivõistlused - 2005

1. Ottomar Ladva (11p), 2. Jürgen Hints (11p), 3. Alari Rebane (10p) 4. Mihkel Järveots (10p), 5. Kalev Mänd (8p), 6. Marek Tamm (7p)

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Osalejaid :13

Pärnumaa meeste meistrivõistlused - 2005

1. Eiki Lehemets (7p), 2. Sten Kasela (7p), 3. Andres Ihermann (5p) 4. Arne Pavelson (4.5p), 5. Tõnu Heinmets (4p), 6. Heldur Libert (3.5p)

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Osalejaid :9

Pärnumaa naiste meistrivõistlused - 2005

1. Kersti Kivioja (6p), 2. Monika Linroos, Viire Talts (5.5p) 4. Evi Leštšenko (4.5p), 5. Mary-Heleen Lillemäe (3p), 6. Annika Ojasild (2p)

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Osalejaid :8

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Turniiril osales kokku 80 maletajat. Turniiri võitis 7.5 punktiga 9-st Denis Kovaljov. Teist kohta jagasid 7 punktiga Tarvo Seeman ja Igor Vassiljev. Järgnesid 6.5 punktiga Juri Krupenski, Nikolai Kunitsõn, Vjatšeslav Garber, Brait Lelumees ja Sten Kasela.