Jacek Stopa - Wikipedia

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Jacek Stopa (born 3 January 1987 in Wrocław) is a Polish International master and Grandmaster chess player.^[1]

References

^ "Stopa, Jacek". ratings.fide.com. Retrieved 2020-11-01.

External links

Jacek Stopa player profile and games at Chessgames.com

v t e Polish Grandmasters
Chess players for Poland with the FIDE title of Grandmaster (GM)
Rafał Antoniewski Mateusz Bartel Paweł Blehm Piotr Bobras Krzysztof Bulski Łukasz Cyborowski Paweł Czarnota Kamil Dragun Jan-Krzysztof Duda Marcin Dziuba Grzegorz Gajewski Jacek Gdański Mirosław Grabarczyk Szymon Gumularz Bartłomiej Heberla Artur Jakubiec Krzysztof Jakubowski Igor Janik Paweł Jaracz Łukasz Jarmuła Radosław Jedynak Marcin Kamiński Marcel Kanarek Robert Kempiński Maciej Klekowski Michał Krasenkow Marcin Krzyżanowski Robert Kuczyński Adam Kuligowski Arkadiusz Leniart Bartłomiej Macieja Mieczysław Najdorf Tomasz Markowski Michał Matuszewski Aleksander Miśta Kamil Mitoń Wojciech Moranda Grzegorz Nasuta Michał Olszewski Zbigniew Pakleza Kacper Piorun Akiba Rubinstein Daniel Sadzikowski Włodzimierz Schmidt Bartosz Soćko Monika Soćko Jacek Stopa Bogdan Śliwa Dariusz Świercz Ksawery Tartakower Marcin Tazbir Paweł Teclaf Jacek Tomczak Tomasz Warakomski Oskar Wieczorek Radosław Wojtaszek Jurij Zezulkin
See also: List of chess grandmasters List of Polish chess masters Category:Polish chess players

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