List of Lithuanian chess players

Lithuanian chess players alphabetically

In addition to the historical masters, the list includes master players who are (or were) eligible to play for the Lithuanian Chess Federation and who won the Lithuanian individual championship (both in local and correspondence chess ) or the national championship during the independence of Lithuania between 1918 and 1940 or from 1990 onwards Individual championship from another state, or having an IM or GM title (of both sexes), or having achieved an Elo of at least 2400 or are outstanding correspondence chess players (GM, SIM, IM, LGM, LIM).

Contents A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A.

• Aleksandras Agejevas (* 1949), international correspondence chess master
• Vytautas Andriulaitis (* 1956), correspondence chess grandmaster, Lithuanian correspondence chess master
• Romanas Arlauskas (1917–2009), correspondence chess grandmaster

B.

• Camilla Baginskaite (* 1967), Grand Master of Women, Lithuanian Master of Women, American Master of Women
• Algirdas Bandza (* 1957), International Master, International Correspondence Chess Master
• Daiva Batytė (* 1980), Lithuanian champion of women
• Mindaugas Beinoras (* 1987), international master
• Salvijus Berčys (* 1989), international master
• Virginijus Braziulis (* 1965), Lithuanian correspondence chess champion
• Algimantas Butnorius (1946–2017), Grand Master, Lithuanian Master, International Correspondence Chess Master

C.

• Dmitrijus Chocenka (* 1983), international correspondence chess master, Lithuanian correspondence chess master
• Dagnė Čiukšytė (* 1977), International Master, Grand Master of Women, Lithuanian Master of Women
• Viktorija Čmilytė (* 1983), Grand Master, Lithuanian Master, Grand Master of Women
• Deimantė Cornette (* 1989), International Master, Grand Master of Women, Lithuanian Master of Women

D.

• Jurgita Dambrauskaitė (* 1990), international correspondence chess champion for women
• Vilma Dambrauskaitė (* 1985), correspondence chess grandmaster for women
• Virginijus Dambrauskas (* 1962), International Master, Lithuanian Master, Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
• Laima Domarkaitė (* 1970), Lithuanian champion of women

G

• Viktor Gavrikov (1957-2016), grand master
• Vladas Gefenas (* 1955), Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
• Virginijus Grabliauskas (* 1972), international master, Lithuanian master, correspondence chess grandmaster
• Antanas Gustaitis (1898–1941), Lithuanian master

K

• Algimantas Kaminskas (* 1957), international correspondence chess master
• Kristijonas Kameneckas (* 1948), Lithuanian champion in correspondence chess
• Valery Kasakowski (* 2000), international master
• Vesta Kasputė (* 1984), Lithuanian champion of women
• Kęstutis Kaunas (* 1942), international master
• Simona Kiseleva (* 1987), International Master of Women, Lithuanian Master of Women
• Aleksandr Korabliov (* 1977), international correspondence chess master, Lithuanian correspondence chess master
• Julijonas Krimeris (* 1932), international correspondence chess master
• Alfonsas Kupšys (* 1951), correspondence chess grandmaster
• Rišard Kurylo (* 1943), international correspondence chess master
• Aloyzas Kveinys (1962–2018), Grand Master, Lithuanian Master

L.

• Kęstutis Labeckas (* 1988), International Master
• Aidas Labuckas (1968-2013), international master
• Žilvinas Lapėginas , Lithuanian correspondence chess champion
• Donatas Lapienis (1936–2014), correspondence chess grandmaster
• Tomas Laurušas (* 1996), international master
• Markas Luckis (1905–1973), historical master
• Elena Lukauskienė (1909–1959), Lithuanian master of women
• Jonas Lukšas (* 1951), Lithuanian correspondence chess champion

M.

• Aleksandras Machtas (1892–1973), Lithuanian master
• Vitalijus Majorovas (1961–1997), international master
• Vidmantas Mališauskas (* 1963), Grand Master, Lithuanian Master
• Marina Mališauskienė (* 1966), Lithuanian champion of women
• Alius Mikėnas (* 1955), international correspondence chess master
• Vladas Mikėnas (1910–1992), International Master, Honorary Grand Master, International Correspondence Chess Master, Lithuanian Master
• Viktoras Milvydas (* 1932), Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
• Dainius Minelga (* 1965), Honored International Correspondence Chess Master

N

• Matas Narmontas (* 1991), international master
• Valentinas Normantas (* 1941), correspondence chess grandmaster
• Anatolijus Novikovas (* 1966), international correspondence chess master
• Vitalijus Novikovas (* 1958), Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess

P

• Povilas Pakėnas , international correspondence chess master, Lithuanian correspondence chess master
• Gintautas Petraitis (* 1944), correspondence chess grandmaster, Lithuanian correspondence chess master
• Gintautas Piešina (1952–2014), international master
• Emilis Pileckis (* 1990), international master
• Jelizaveta Potapova (* 1988), international correspondence chess champion for women
• Paulius Pultinevičius (* 2001), Grand Master

R.

• Gediminas Rastenis (* 1954), international correspondence chess master
• Algirdas Rauduvė (* 1952), international correspondence chess master, Lithuanian correspondence chess master
• Marijonas Ročius (* 1963), Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
• Eduardas Rozentalis (* 1963), Grand Master, Lithuanian Master
• Leo Rozentalis (* 1937), international correspondence chess master
• Pavel Rubinas (* 1942), correspondence chess grandmaster
• Boris Rumiancev (* 1936), correspondence chess grandmaster
• Rimantas Rupšys (* 1966), international correspondence chess master, Lithuanian correspondence chess master
• Darius Ruželė (* 1968), Grand Master

S.

• Vaidas Sakalauskas (* 1971), international master
• Alfredas Samerdokas , International Correspondence Chess Master
• Gediminas Šarakauskas (* 1977), international master
• Živilė Šarakauskienė (* 1978), International Master of Women, Lithuanian Master of Women
• Kęstutis Šilauskas (* 1994), Lithuanian champion in correspondence chess
• Andrius Šimkus (* 1961), international correspondence chess master
• Vytautas Šlapikas (* 1973), international master, Lithuanian master
• Emilis Šlekys (1951–2012), international correspondence chess master
• Titas Stremavičius (* 1998), grandmaster
• Šarūnas Šulskis (* 1972), Grand Master, Lithuanian Master
• Robertas Sutkus (1953-2008), correspondence chess grandmaster
• Vytautas Sutkus , International Correspondence Chess Master, Lithuanian Correspondence Chess Master

T

• Povilas Tautvaišas (1916–1980), historical master
• Renata Turauskienė (* 1969), International Women's Champion, Lithuanian Women's Champion

U

• Anicetas Uogelė (* 1933), Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess

V

• Povilas Vaitonis (1911–1983), international master
• Vytautas Zigmas Vaitonis (* 1942), international correspondence chess master, Lithuanian correspondence chess master
• Rita Varnienė (* 1973), Lithuanian master of women
• Vytautas Vaznonis (* 1986), international champion
• Isakas Vistaneckis (1910–2000), Lithuanian master, international correspondence chess master
• Saulius Voveris (* 1977), Lithuanian correspondence chess champion

Z

• Darius Zagorskis (* 1969), Grand Master, Lithuanian Master, Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
• Salomėja Zaksaitė (* 1985), International Women's Master, Lithuanian Women's Master
• Antanas Zapolskis (* 1962), international master, Lithuanian master

Ž

• Ieva Žalimaitė (* 1992), Lithuanian champion of women
• Ričardas Žitkus , international correspondence chess master

See also

• List of Lithuanian champions in correspondence chess

Web links

Commons : Lithuanian chess players  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Lithuanian top 100 men and women (Elo list, active and inactive)
• Lithuanian Top 100 Women (Elo List, Active And Inactive)
• Overview of Lithuanian Masters at the Lithuanian Chess Federation (Lithuanian)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Romanas Arlauskas played for the Australian Chess Federation after the Second World War.
2. ↑ Camilla Baginskaite played for the US Chess Federation from 1997 to 2019.
3. ↑ Salvijus Berčys has been playing for the US Chess Federation since 2003.
4. ↑ Algimantas Butnorius played for the Monegasque Chess Federation from 2014.
5. ↑ Dagnė Čiukšytė has been playing for the English Chess Federation since 2007.
6. ↑ Viktor Gavrikov played for the Swiss Chess Federation from 1993 to 1997
7. ↑ Valery Kazakovsky played for the Belarusian Chess Federation until 2019.
8. ↑ Simona Kiseleva was previously called Simona Limontaitė.
9. ↑ Markas Luckis played for the Argentine Chess Federation from 1939.
10. ↑ Marina Mališauskienė was formerly called Marina Kurkul.
11. ↑ Vladas Mikėnas played for the Estonian Chess Federation until 1931.
12. ↑ Živilė Šarakauskienė has been playing for the English Chess Federation since 2012.
13. ↑ Povilas Tautvaišas played for the US Chess Federation after the Second World War.
14. ↑ Paul Vaitonis played for the Canadian Chess Federation from 1948.
15. ↑ Isakas Vistaneckis played from 1980 under the name Itzhak Vistinietzki for the Israeli Chess Federation.