Team squad of the national division (chess) 2000/01
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The list of team squads of the national division (chess) 2000/01 contains all players who have played at least one game in the Luxembourg national division in chess 2000/01 with their individual results.
The number of registered players was not limited. While Le Cavalier Differdange and Les pions Perlé managed with 12 players each, Gambit Bonnevoie used 20 players. A total of 118 players were used, 19 of whom played in all competitions.
The best player with 8 points from 10 games was Jerry Hartung (Le Cavalier Differdange). Depending 6.5 points scored Anthony Wirig , Tom Weber (both Gambit Bonnevoie), Alain Schartz (Cercle d'échecs Dudelange), Paul Goerens (Le Cavalier Differdange), Yuri Boidman , Serge Brittner (both De Sprenger Echternach ) and Antonio Pimenta ( Cercle d'échecs Philidor Dommeldange-Beggen), with Wirig and Boidman each playing seven games, Weber eight, Schartz, Goerens and Brittner each nine and Pimenta ten.
With Thomas Pähtz , Pedro Magalhaes, Hervé Hansen, Anthony Denisart, Andreas Roll, Pierre Christen (all Gambit Bonnevoie), Helge Poulsen (Cercle d'échecs Dudelange), Laurent Batagelj (Cercle d'échecs Philidor Dommeldange-Beggen) and Eric Adami ( Le Cavalier Belvaux) nine players achieved 100%, with Pähtz and Batagelj each playing two games, the others named one each.
Legend
The tables below contain the following information:
No .: Ranking list number
Title: FIDE title at the beginning of the season (rating list from October 2000); GM = Grand Master , IM = International Master , FM = FIDE Master , WGM = Women's Grand Master, WIM = International Women's Master, WFM = Women's FIDE Master, CM = Candidate Master, WCM = Women's Candidate Master
Elo: Elo number at the beginning of the season (rating list from October 2000); for players without an Elo rating, the national rating is shown in brackets
Nation: Nationality according to the rating list from October 2000; BEL = Belgium, DEN = Denmark, FRA = France, GER = Germany, LUX = Luxembourg, MDA = Moldova, NED = Netherlands, RUS = Russia, SCO = Scotland, SWE = Sweden
Victories without a fight are taken into account in the individual balance sheets, defeats without a fight are not taken into account.
The first competition between Differdange and Dudelange ended 6: 2 for Differdange, but was rated 5.5: 2.5 for Differdange. The actual results are taken into account for the individual balance sheets.
The competition between Bissen and Differdange ended 7.5: 0.5 for Differdange, but was rated 8: 0 for Differdange. The actual results are taken into account for the individual balance sheets.
The second competition between Belvaux and Dommeldange-Beggen ended 6: 2 for Dommeldange-Beggen, but was rated 8: 0 for Dommeldange-Beggen. The actual results are taken into account for the individual balance sheets.
