Moldovan Chess Championship
The Moldovan Chess Championship has been contested every year since 1944. Since 1949 a separate women's championship has also been held in most years. Both championships are currently held under the auspices of the Moldova Chess Federation (Romanian: Federația de Șah a Republicii Moldova), which was founded on 2 November 1994.[1]
Open championship winners
Anatoly Lutikov, six-time Moldovan champion from 1963 to 1977
Vasile Sanduleac, five-time Moldovan champion from 1998 to 2008
Svetlana Petrenko, Moldovan champion in 2005 and eleven-time Moldovan women's champion
Year Champion[2] 1944 Vasily Veter 1945 V. Uveatkin 1946 V. Uveatkin 1947 Vitaly Tarasov 1948 Vitaly Tarasov 1949 Vitaly Tarasov 1950 Vitaly Tarasov 1951 Vitaly Tarasov 1952 Mikhail Shofman 1953 M. Regenbogen 1954 Shlomo Giterman 1955 Vitaly Tarasov 1956 Shlomo Giterman 1957 Shlomo Giterman 1958 Samuel Zhukhovitsky 1959 Samuel Zhukhovitsky 1960 Shlomo Giterman 1961 Ilya Mosionzhik 1962 Mikhail Shofman 1963 Anatoly Lutikov 1964 Anatoly Lutikov 1965 Anatoly Lutikov 1966 Anatoly Lutikov 1967 Boris Nevednichy 1968 Anatoly Lutikov 1969 Mikhail Shofman 1970 Ilye Figler, Lazar Shusterman 1971 Boris Nevednichy 1972 Nikolay Popov 1973 Boris Nevednichy 1974 Nikolay Popov 1975 Nikolay Popov 1976 Nikolay Popov 1977 Anatoly Lutikov 1978 Orest Averkin 1979 Vladimir Alterman 1980 Boris Itkis 1981 Wladimir Skulener 1982 Boris Itkis 1983 Boris Itkis 1984 Boris Itkis 1985 Boris Nevednichy 1986 Georgi Orlov 1987 Boris Nevednichy 1988 German Titov 1989 Georgi Orlov 1990 Boris Itkis 1991 Ilye Figler 1992 Boris Itkis 1993 Boris Nevednichy 1994 Dorian Rogozenko 1995 Boris Nevednichy 1996 Vadim Chernov 1997 Boris Itkis 1998 Vasile Sanduleac 1999 Anatolij Bets 2000 Dmitry Svetushkin 2001 Vasile Sanduleac 2002 Alexei Furtuna 2003 Vasile Sanduleac 2004 Alexey Khruschiov 2005 Svetlana Petrenko 2006 Viacheslav Slovineanu 2007 Vasile Sanduleac 2008 Vasile Sanduleac 2009 Serghei Vedmediuc 2010 Vladimir Hamitevici 2011 Serghei Vedmediuc 2012 Iulian Baltag 2013 Dan Golub 2014 Liviu Cerbulenco 2015 Ruslan Soltanici 2016 Viorel Iordachescu 2017 Nichita Morozov 2018 Vladimir Hamitevici 2019 Andrei Macovei 2020 Iulian Baltag 2021 Iulian Baltag
Women's championship winners
Elena Partac, four-time Moldovan women's champion from 2002 to 2010
Year Champion[3] 1949 Dekabrina Kazatsker 1950 N. Tarasova 1951 Natasha Kolotyi, Dekabrina Kazatsker 1952 Dekabrina Kazatsker 1953 Natasha Kolotyi 1954 E. Matos 1955 Natasha Kolotyi 1956 N. Kononova 1959 Bronislava Mosionzhik 1960 Bronislava Mosionzhik 1961 Bronislava Mosionzhik 1962 Bronislava Mosionzhik 1963 Bronislava Mosionzhik 1964 Bronislava Mosionzhik 1965 Bronislava Mosionzhik 1967 Natalia Ivanova, Bronislava Mosionzhik 1968 Bronislava Mosionzhik 1970 Bronislava Mosionzhik 1971 Raisa Nevednichaya 1972 Raisa Nevednichaya 1973 Bronislava Mosionzhik 1974 Raisa Nevednichaya 1975 Alla Grinfeld 1976 Ludmila Saunina 1977 Naira Agababean 1978 Marina Afanasova 1979 Raisa Nevednichaya 1980 Naira Agababean 1981 Naira Agababean 1982 Naira Agababean 1983 Naira Agababean 1984 Naira Agababean 1985 Polina Zilberman 1986 Polina Zilberman 1987 Marina Sheremetieva (née Afanasova) 1988 Marina Sheremetieva 1989 Irina Brandis 1990 Nadejda Roizen 1991 Irina Brandis 1992 Marina Sheremetieva 1993 Svetlana Petrenko 1994 Naira Agababean 1995 Anna Shusterman 1996 Naira Agababean 1997 Karolina Smokina 1998 Svetlana Petrenko 1999 Svetlana Petrenko 2000 Anna Shusterman, Svetlana Petrenko 2001 Svetlana Petrenko 2002 Elena Partac 2003 Elena Partac 2004 Anna Shusterman 2005 Lilia Doibani 2006 Elena Partac 2007 Irina Bulmaga 2008 Irina Bulmaga 2009 Diana Baciu 2010 Elena Partac 2011 Olga Hincu 2012 Svetlana Petrenko 2013 Svetlana Petrenko 2014 Paula-Alexandra Gitu 2015 Svetlana Petrenko 2016 Svetlana Petrenko 2017 Svetlana Petrenko 2018 Svetlana Petrenko 2019 Svetlana Petrenko 2020 Valentina Verbin 2021 Svetlana Petrenko
References
- "File de istorie". www.sahmoldova.md. Federația de Șah a Republicii Moldova. Retrieved 2015-05-15.
- "Campionii Moldovei la Sah intre Barbati". www.sahmoldova.md. Federația de Șah a Republicii Moldova. Retrieved 2015-05-15.
- "Campionii Moldovei la Sah intre Femei". www.sahmoldova.md. Federația de Șah a Republicii Moldova. Retrieved 2015-05-15.
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