24ème Open de Narbonne (-2400 elo) — Chess tournament in Narbonne

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24ème Open de Narbonne (-2400 elo) is a chess tournament classical held in Narbonne from 18/05/2024 until 20/05/2024. Organiser: La Tour Aycelin de Narbonne. Arbiter: PASCAL-MOUSSELARD Ph.

Information

Start date

18/05/2024

End date

20/05/2024

Format

classical

Time control

60' + [30'']

Organiser

La Tour Aycelin de Narbonne

Arbiter

PASCAL-MOUSSELARD Ph

Venue

Participants

• PRIE Eric (2344)
• DERIGE KANE Yan (2237)
• VIDAL Llewellyn (2210)
• SPERAT CZAR Nicolas (2175)
• FANNINGER Leon (2170)
• LACLAU Daniel (2138)
• BOEHMER Christian (2123)
• CLOTET MAS Dan (2094)
• GARRIGUE Julian (2090)
• TOULZAC Pierre-Yves (2085)
• LLAPASSET Jean-Louis (1995)
• DUCES-AKHVERDOFF Gabriel (1990)
• TISSEYRE Yannick (1982)
• VALS Theo (1951)
• BRU GIBERT Rafael (1950)
• WAUTERS Alain (1949)
• MOLINA GIL Noah (1937)
• KLIMCHAND Didier (1912)
• ALVAREZ SERRA Jordi (1909)
• BRU MONTOYA Pau (1901)
• LONG Raphael (1897)
• VILLA LABRADA Sergi (1886)
• LINDER Oliver (1882)
• TAOULILIT Messaoud (1879)
• BOHLI Adam (1872)
• MANGIARACINA Franck (1848)
• VILLA PEIRO Joan (1843)
• NEBOUT Loan (1843)
• ROUX Nathan (1834)
• LAVILLEDIEU Lily-Mei (1829)
• GAILLARD Christian (1828)
• MAMAH Isabelle (1822)
• BERTRAND Marin (1817)
• CARRASCO GOMEZ Adahara (1809)
• PACHON Bernard (1779)
• MENIVALE Patrick (1774)
• HUG Charley (1773)
• KALLENBRUNN Philippe (1751)
• VIDALENC Dimitri (1739)
• FIORIO Thomas (1736)
• DELBOS Jean-Louis (1735)
• LAVILLEDIEU Pierre-Loup (1729)
• MIGOLI Jerome (1725)
• CARRASCO GOMEZ Ariadna (1715)
• LASPORTES Nicolas (1696)
• SANDRAS Lilian (1693)
• GARRIGUE Mahel (1665)
• BENNANI Joachim (1662)
• GRAND Theophile (1652)
• WANNER Michel (1650)
• BOUSQUET-DREAN Elie (1635)
• FORNELL Marie-Therese (1626)
• MONTEUIL Damien (1622)
• BUFFARD Julien (1622)
• BROCHET Thierry (1614)
• CHAUDESAYGUES Hugo (1612)
• HAGNERE Jean-Michel (1610)
• HENNIQUE Beatrice (1604)
• MARCHET Paul (1602)
• CADILHAC-SEFFINO Lea (1598)