List of Peruvian chess players
Peruvian chess players alphabetically
- In addition to the historical masters, the list includes master players who have won the Peruvian individual championship, have an IM or GM title (of both sexes), have an Elo above 2400 or are outstanding correspondence chess players.
A.
- Ingrid Aliaga Fernandez (* 1991), International Master of Women, Peruvian Master
B.
- Mario Belli Pino (* 1956), international master, Peruvian master
- Héctor Bravo Sedamanos (* 1956), Peruvian master
C.
- Mitzy Mishell Caballero Quijano (* 2001), International Women's Champion
- Esteban Canal (1896–1981), Grand Master
- Georgui Castañeda (* 1976), Grand Master
- Ann Chumpitaz (* 1994), International Master of Women, Peruvian Master
- Arcadio Cieza (* 1956), master player
- Emilio Córdova (* 1991), Grand Master, Peruvian Master
- Deysi Cori (* 1993), women's grandmaster
- Jorge Cori (* 1995), Grand Master, Peruvian Master
- Kevin Joel Cori Quispe (* 1999), Grand Master
- Max Cornejo (* 1989), international champion
- Trilce Cosme Contreras (* 2000), International Women's Champion
- Cristhian Cruz (* 1992), Grand Master
- Filemón Cruz (* 1964), international master, Peruvian master
- Jonathan Cruz (* 1990), International Master
- Diego Cuéllar (* 1997), international champion
D.
- Néstor Del Pozo , Peruvian Master
E.
- Brian Sebastián Escalante Ramírez (* 1999), international champion
- Willyam Espinoza Palomino (* 1993), international champion
- Carlos Espinoza Rivasplata , Peruvian champion
F.
- Fernando Fernández (* 1990), international master
G
- Javier García (* 1953), Peruvian master
- Pedro García Toledo (* 1949), Peruvian master
- Manuel Gonzales Bernal (* 1952), Peruvian master
- Julio Ernesto Granda Zúñiga (* 1967), Grand Master, Peruvian Master
H
- Aleyla Hilario (* 2002), International Women's Champion
L.
- Mario La Torre , Peruvian Master
- Giuseppe Leiva (* 1995), international master, Peruvian master
M.
- José Eduardo Martínez Alcántara (* 1999), Grand Master
- Luciana Morales Mendoza (* 1987), International Women's Champion
- Miguel Muñoz Pantoja (* 1975), Grand Master
O
- Carlomagno Oblitas Guerrero (* 1970), international master, Peruvian master
- Marcos Osorio (* 1957), Peruvian master craftsman
P
- Jorge Pacheco Asmat (* 1958), Peruvian master
- Marco Pacheco (* 1983), international champion
- Silvana Pacheco Gallardo (* 1981), Peruvian master
- Efrain Palacios (* 1959), Peruvian master
- Jorge Peláez , Peruvian Master
- José Andrés Pérez , Peruvian Master
- Carlos Pesantes (* 1951), Peruvian master
- Felipe Pinzón (1917–2015), Peruvian master
- Stephanie Beatriz Puppi Lazo (* 2002), International Women's Champion
Q
- Oscar Quiñones Carrillo (* 1941), International Master, Peruvian Master
R.
- Ernesto Ramos (* 1959), Peruvian master
- Juan Reyes (* 1963), international master, Peruvian master
- Carlo Robbiano (* 1959), Peruvian master
- Orestes Rodríguez Vargas (* 1943), Grand Master, Peruvian Master
- Guillermo Ruiz (* 1943), Peruvian master
S.
- Juan Samame Castillo (* 1979), international master
- Jorge Soto Vega (* 1970), master player
- Julio Sumár Casis (* 1932), Peruvian master
T
- Renato Terry (* 1992), International Master, Peruvian Master
U
- Henry Urday Cáceres (* 1967), Grand Master, Peruvian Master
V
- Deivy Vera Sigueñas (* 1992), Grand Master
- Arturo Vidarte Morales (* 1967), international master
- Víctor Vílchez , Peruvian master
Z
- Karen Zapata (* 1982), International Master of Women, Peruvian Master
Web links
Commons : Peruvian Chess Players - Collection of images, videos and audio files
- Peruvian Top 100 Men and Women (Elo List, Active and Inactive)
- Peruvian Top 100 Women (Elo List, Active And Inactive)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Georgui Castañeda played for the Russian Chess Federation until 2000.
- ^ Arcadio Cieza played for the French Chess Federation until 1997 .
- ↑ Miguel Muñoz Pantoja has been playing for the Spanish Chess Federation since 2012.
- ↑ Orestes Rodríguez Vargas has been playing for the Spanish Chess Federation since 1992.
- ↑ Guillermo Ruiz has been playing for the US Chess Federation since 1978 .
- ↑ Arturo Vidarte Morales has been playing for the Spanish Chess Federation since 2006.