List of correspondence chess grandmasters for women
The list of correspondence chess grandmasters for women lists all correspondence chess players, sorted by their chess association membership, who have received the title of correspondence chess grandmasters for women (LGM) from the international correspondence chess association ICCF . The LGM title was introduced in 1996. As of April 24, 2018, there were 81 correspondence chess grandmasters for women, including deceased players.
list
Argentina
- Liliana Susana Fredes de Locio , Argentina, 2010
Australia
- Veronica Henri , Australia, 2013
Brazil
- Iluska Pereira da Cunha Simonsen , Brazil, 2000
Bulgaria
- Svetla Yordanova , Bulgaria, 2011
- Margarita Botschewa , Bulgaria, 2008
- Sabina Karaptschanska , Bulgaria, 2010
- Kremena Rosenowa Marinowa , Bulgaria, 2014
Germany
- Kirstin Achatz , Germany, 2015
- Barbara Bolz , Germany, 2015
- Annemarie Burghoff , Germany, 2005
- Ricarda Flügel , Germany, 2008
- Laura Hartmann , Germany, 2009
- Constanze Jaeckel , Germany, 2012
- Svetlana Kloster , Germany, 2013
- Sabine Plauth-Herr , Germany, 1998
- Elke Schludecker , Germany, 2017
- Anja Schmidt , Germany, 2005
- Victoria Schweer , Germany, 2016
- Sandra Seidel , Germany, 2010
- Myrna Siewert , Germany, 2004
- Sabine Willert-Betker , Germany, 2013
England
- Jill Barber , England, 2005
- Toni Halliwell , England, 2013
- Mary E. Jones , England, 2004
- Dawn L. Williamson , England, 2017
Estonia
- Svetlana Zainetdinova , Estonia, 2009
- Merike Rõtova , Estonia, 1997
France
- Melissa Broudin , France, 2013
- Jacqueline Roos , France, 2000
Israel
- Luba Kristol , Israel, 1997
Italy
- Chiara Bartalini , Italy, 2017
- Laura Piazza , Italy, 2008
- Alessandra Riegler , Italy, 2005
- Luz Marina Tinjaca 'Ramirez , Italy, 2006
Kazakhstan
- Natalia Litvinenko , Kazakhstan, 2014
Croatia
- Maja Zelcic , Croatia, 2005
Cuba
- Maria de los Angeles Ynchauspi Leyva , Cuba, 2008
Latvia
- Ingrida Priedite , Latvia, 1998
- Olita Rause , Latvia, 1994
Lithuania
- Vilma Dambrauskaitė , Lithuania, 2005
- Jurgita Malisauskiene , Lithuania, 2018
- Jelizaveta Potapova , Lithuania, 2017
Austria
- Gertrude Schoißwohl , Austria, 1997
Poland
- Barbara Skonieczna , Poland, 2011
- Alicja Szczepaniak , Poland, 2011
Romania
- Mariana Plass-Caravan , Romania, 2003
- Elena Stanila , Romania, 2018
Russia
- Nadezda Ivanovna Agryskina , Russia, 2018
- Lyudmila Sergeevna Belavenez , Russia, 1997
- Natalya Evgenyevna Churakova , Russia, 2017
- Galina Vladimirovna Dmitrieva , Russia, 2015
- Lora Grigoryevna Jakowlewa , Russia, 1997
- Maria Aleksandrovna Lisitcina , Russia, 2014
- Svetlana Vladimirovna Lobanova , Russia, 2014
- Maria Aleksandrovna Matveeva , Russia, 2017
- Larisa Vasilievna Morokova , Russia, 2012
- Irina Perevertkina , Russia, 1999
- Nina Grigorievna Shchebenyuk , Russia, 2006
- Olga Mikhailovna Sukhareva , Russia, 2006
- Elena Aleksandrovna Tryufilkina , Russia, 2018
- Tamara Porfirevna Zaitseva , Russia, 2008
- Oksana Nikoaevna Zhak , Russia, 2017
Slovakia
- Slavomira Hulecová , Slovakia, 2017
- Eva Karasová , Slovakia, 2017
- Alena Lukásová , Slovakia, 2016
Slovenia
- Anica Horvat , Slovenia, 2015
Spain
- Nieves García Vicente , Spain, 1991
- Natalia Parés Vives , Spain, 1993
- Francisca Pino Muñoz , Spain, 2013
Czech Republic
- Vlasta Horáčková , Czech Republic, 2005
- Marie Bažantová , Czech Republic, 2004
- Anna Rývová , Czech Republic, 2003
- Eva Možná , Czech Republic, 1997
- Alena Sikorová-Klosová , Czech Republic, 1997
- Jana Valinová , Czech Republic, 2014
- Kateřina Zpěváková , Czech Republic, 2012
Ukraine
- Svetlana Ignatchenko , Ukraine, 1997
- Alla Pavlivna Saenko , Ukraine, 2013
- Tetiana Moyseenko , Ukraine, 2017
Hungary
- Mária Németh , Hungary, 2005
Wales
- Helen Sherwood , Wales, 2017
See also
Individual evidence
- ↑ ICCF Congress 1996 , page 19 (PDF; English)
Web links
- List of correspondence chess grandmasters for women at the ICCF, as of November 2012
- Current query with all title holders at the ICCF