Clemens Werner

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Clemens Werner, Denzlingen 2013
Association GermanyGermany Germany
Born August 9, 1946
Karlsruhe
title FIDE Masters (1993)
Current  Elo rating 2264 (April 2020)
Best Elo rating 2395 (July 2001)
Tab at the FIDE (English)

Clemens Werner (born August 9, 1946 in Karlsruhe ) is a German chess player . He carries the title of FIDE Master of FIDE and International Master in correspondence chess .

Life

Clemens Werner attended the Bismarck-Gymnasium in Karlsruhe and studied mathematics and geography at the University of Karlsruhe . He worked as a math and geography teacher at the Goethe-Gymnasium Karlsruhe and also taught at the Badisches Staatstheater Karlsruhe .

From the 1980s he was active as a coach. Initially, he and Max Eisinger set up the D-Kader base in Karlsruhe. In 1988/89 he received the B-trainer license at the first B-trainer course in Baden-Württemberg and was then an instructor in Baden and at the German Chess Youth , for which he also looked after German delegations at youth world championships . Since then he has been involved in the training of coaches in the Baden Chess Association.

As a teacher, he participated in the further training of AG leaders. His own AG at the Goethe-Gymnasium Karlsruhe achieved the German championship title in WK1 in 1994. He also taught chess at the Volkshochschule in Karlsruhe.

He is the father of the women's Bundesliga players Veronika Kiefhaber and Isabel Delemarre , who both hold the title of International Women's Champion (WIM).

In May 2002 the German Chess Federation expressed its gratitude and recognition in the form of an honorary certificate.

successes

Correspondence chess

He has held the title of International Correspondence Chess Master since 1996. His last rating number in correspondence chess is from 2004 and is 2443, his highest correspondence chess Elo number was 2452 in 1998.

In the preliminary round of the fourth European team championship, he played on the first board for Germany with good results, including a draw against fourth world champion Wladimir Sagorowski . In correspondence chess Bundesliga (four teams), which began in 1995, he played three times and was able to correspondence chess grandmaster Robert K. von Weizsäcker with a Caro-Kann win -Vorstoßvariante. The third time he and his Karlsruhe chess friends came third in the first Bundesliga.

Close chess

Clemens Werner and Peter Hurst, 2013 in Bad Herrenalb at the Baden senior team championship

In the top German division, the 1st Bundesliga , Clemens Werner played with the Karlsruher Schachfreunde in the 1974/75 season and from the 1977/78 season to the 1979/80 season in the southwest group of the four-track Bundesliga and in the 1986 / season 87 in the single-track Bundesliga. In Switzerland he won the Bundesliga championship with Basel BVB in the 2004 season . He has been registered for SG Riehen in the Swiss National League A since 2004 . In France he played from time to time for the Cercle d'Echecs de Strasbourg in the highest French league.

At the open European Senior Team Championship in Dresden in 2007 , he achieved a standard for receiving the title of International Master. In 2010 Clemens Werner won the open German senior championship in Berlin . In 2011, the team of German seniors became vice European champion behind Russia , with Clemens Werner on the fourth board with 7.5 points from 9 games, the first board price. Wolfgang Uhlmann (4/9), Hans-Joachim Hecht (6/9) and Klaus Klundt (6.5 / 9) played on the first three boards . In 2014 he was runner-up behind Anatoly Donchenko at the German Senior Rapid Chess Championship in Bad Sooden-Allendorf . At the over 65 senior world championships in November 2016 in Marienbad , he was fifth.

Clemens Werner has held the title of FIDE Master since 1993.

Web links

Commons : Clemens Werner  - Collection of Images

Individual evidence

  1. ^ German school chess championships . JugendSchach Heft 5/94, p. 6–11 (report, tables, photos and games)
  2. ↑ Honorary certificates of the German Chess Federation on the occasion of the 125th anniversary
  3. ↑ Correspondence chess title at the ICCF (English)
  4. ^ Title holder in the Correspondence Chess League on the website of the German Correspondence Chess Federation
  5. ↑ Johannes Eising , Karl-Heinz Podzielny , Gerd Treppner: Schach-Bundesliga 1974-80 , Bamberger Schachverlag, Bamberg 1981, ISBN 3-923113-00-5 , page 106.
  6. ↑ IM standard Clemens Werners 2007 (English)
  7. ↑ European Seniors Teams Chess Championship 2011 in Greece on Chess-Results (team and individual results)
  8. ↑ German Rapid Chess Championship for Seniors 2014 on the German Chess Federation (report, photo and table)
  9. ↑ Clemens Werner surprises at the Senior World Championship . Article by Frank Hoppe on the website of the German Chess Federation (DSB)
personal data
SURNAME Werner, Clemens
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German correspondence chess player
DATE OF BIRTH August 9, 1946
PLACE OF BIRTH Karlsruhe