List of Norwegian chess players

Norwegian chess players alphabetically

Listed in addition to the historical masters champion players who have won the Norwegian singles championship, one IM - or GM -Titel (of both sexes) wear an Elo have reached over 2400 (or before 1970 a historical Elo rating over 2500) or outstanding correspondence chess players are .

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.

• Espen Agdestein (* 1965), master player
• Simen Agdestein (* 1967), grandmaster, Norwegian champion

B.

• Torstein Bae (* 1979), international master
• Olaf Barda (1909–1971), international master, correspondence chess grandmaster, Norwegian master
• Ivar Bern (* 1967), international master, correspondence chess grandmaster
• Silje Bjerke (* 1982), international champion
• Holger Blauhut (* 1969), Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
• Raimond Boger (* 1964), correspondence chess grandmaster
• Jacob Brekke (1883–1976), Norwegian master

C.

• Magnus Carlsen (* 1990), grandmaster, Norwegian champion
• Johan-Sebastian Christiansen (* 1998), grandmaster
• Hans Christoffer Christoffersen (1882–1966), Norwegian master

D.

• Ingrid Dahl (* 1964), international champion
• Vadims Daškevičs (* 1986), international champion
• Rune Djurhuus (* 1970), grandmaster, international champion in correspondence chess
• Olha Dolschykowa (* 1979), Grand Master, Norwegian Women's Champion

E.

• Frode Elsness (* 1973), International Master, Norwegian Master
• Axel Martinius Erichsen (1883–1965), Norwegian master

F.

• Erik Fossan (* 1971), international champion
• Roy Fyllingen (* 1975), international champion, Norwegian champion

G

• Einar Gausel (* 1963), grandmaster, Norwegian champion
• Nicolai Getz (* 1991), international master
• Atle Grønn (* 1971), international champion
• Andreas Gulbrandsen (1906–1988), Norwegian master
• Eirik Gullaksen (* 1966), international master, international master in correspondence chess

H

• Einar Haave (1908–1962), Norwegian master
• Ellen Hagesæther (* 1978), international champion
• Benjamin Haldorsen (* 1999), international master
• Trygve Halvorsen , Norwegian champion
• Jon Ludvig Hammer (* 1990), grandmaster
• Torbjørn Ringdal Hansen (* 1979), grandmaster
• Johannes Haug (* 2000), international master
• Lars Oskar Hauge (* 1998), international champion
• Arild Haugen (* 1952), correspondence chess grandmaster
• Petter Haugli (* 1958), international champion
• Sverre Heim (* 1951), master player, Norwegian champion
• Knut Jøran Helmers (* 1957), International Master, Norwegian Master
• Ragnar Hoen (1940-2019), Norwegian champion
• Øystein Hole (* 1971), international master
• Kristian Stuvik Holm (* 1998), international master
• Frank Hovde (* 1959), correspondence chess grandmaster

J

• Leif Erlend Johannessen (* 1980), Grand Master
• Svein Johannessen (1937–2007), international master, Norwegian master
• Eugen Johnsen , Norwegian champion

K

• Oluf Kavlie-Jørgensen (1902–1984), Norwegian master
• Mary Klingen (1924–2009), international champion in correspondence chess
• Harry Kongshavn (* 1899; † 1969 or 1970), Norwegian champion
• Niina Koskela (* 1971), Grand Master
• Erling Kristiansen (* 1936), Norwegian champion
• Arne Krogdahl (1909–1988), Norwegian master
• Hanna B Kyrkjebø (* 1998), Norwegian women's champion

L.

• Daan de Lange (1915–1988), Norwegian master
• Bjarte Leer-Helgesen (* 1978), international champion
• Espen Lie (* 1984), International Master, Norwegian Master
• Kjetil Lie (* 1980), grandmaster, Norwegian champion
• Josef Lilja , Norwegian champion
• Morten Lilleøren (* 1955), correspondence chess grandmaster
• Lasse Østebø Løvik (* 1992), international champion
• Leif Lund , Norwegian champion

M.

• Sebastian Mihajlov (* 1999), international master
• Erlend Mikalsen (* 1993), international master
• Andreas Moen (* 1979), international master
• Otto Birger Morcken (1910–2009), Norwegian master
• Erling Myhre (1903–1971), Norwegian master

N

• Joachim Birger Nilsen (* 1993), international master
• Helge Nordahl (* 1975), international master
• Benjamin Arvola Notkevich (* 1993), Grand Master

O, Ø

• Per Ofstad (* 1934), Norwegian master, international master in correspondence chess
• Leif Øgaard (* 1952), Grand Master, Norwegian Master
• Berge Østenstad (* 1964), grandmaster, Norwegian champion
• Geir Sune Tallaksen Østmoe (* 1985), International Master

P

• Martin Percivaldi (* 1999), international master
• Eivind Poulsson (* 1942), master player

R.

• Ernst Rojahn (1909–1977), Norwegian master

S.

• Magne Sagafos (* 1984), International Master
• Bjarke Sahl (* 1956), international champion
• Johan Salomon (* 1997), grandmaster, Norwegian champion
• Jørgen Saurén (1900–1976), Norwegian master
• Wolfram Schön (* 1967), international master
• Maxim Barth Stanford (* 1976), international master
• Sheila Barth Stanford (* 1974), international champion
• Petter Stigar (* 1961), correspondence chess grandmaster
• Kjetil Stokke (* 1983), international master
• Paul Svedenborg (* 1947), Norwegian master

T

Aryan Tari, 2015 in Vienna

• Aryan Tari (* 1999), grandmaster, Norwegian champion
• Joachim Thomassen (* 1990), international master
• Bjørn Tiller (* 1959), international champion, Norwegian champion
• Jonathan Tisdall (* 1958), Grand Master, Norwegian Master
• Katrine Tjølsen (* 1993), international champion

U

• Frode Urkedal (* 1993), Grand Master, Norwegian Master

V

• Mads Vestby-Ellingsen (* 2002), international champion
• Aage Vestøl (1922–2008), Norwegian champion
• Arne Vinje-Gulbrandsen (1943–2011), international master, correspondence chess grandmaster, Norwegian master

W.

• Terje Wibe (* 1947), international master, Norwegian master, correspondence chess grandmaster

Z

• Arne Zwaig (* 1947), international master, Norwegian master

See also

• List of chess grandmasters

Web links

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

• Norwegian top 100 men and women (Elo list, active and inactive, English)
• Norwegian top 100 women (Elo list, active and inactive, English)
• Title holder in correspondence chess (English)
• List of Norwegian individual champions (Norwegian)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ The birth name of Olaf Bardas was Olaf M. Olsen, under the name Olsen he also won the Norwegian individual championship in 1930.
2. ↑ Holger Blauhut played for the German Chess Federation until 2018.
3. ↑ Vadims Daškevičs played for the Latvian Chess Federation until 2017.
4. ↑ Olha Dolschykowa played for the Ukrainian Association until 2012.
5. ↑ Niina Koskela played for the Finnish Association until 2012. Her name was Niina Sammalvuo from 2004 to 2009.
6. ↑ Geir Sune Tallaksen Østmoe was called Geir Sune Tallaksen until August 1, 2008. He changed his name through marriage.
7. ↑ Martin Percivaldi has been playing for the Danish Chess Federation since 2009.
8. ↑ Born as Bjarke Kristensen . Since 2005 he has been playing under the name Bjarke Sahl . Until 2007 he played for the Danish Chess Federation.
9. ↑ Wolfram Schön has been playing for the German Chess Federation since 1986.
10. ↑ Maxim Barth Stanford played for the English Association until 2012.
11. ↑ Sheila Barth Stanford was born Sheila Barth Berntsen and was sometimes called Sheila Barth Sahl.
12. ↑ Aryan Tari played for the Iranian Chess Federation until 2008.
13. ↑ Jonathan Tisdall played for the United States Chess Federation until 1980