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Peruvian Chess Championship
Men's winners
This list is
incomplete
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adding missing items
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(
August 2008
)
Year
Winner
1942
José Andrés Pérez
1943
José Andrés Pérez
1947
Felipe Pinzón Sánchez
1949
Julio Súmar Casis
1950
Felipe Pinzón Sánchez
1951
Felipe Pinzón Sánchez
1952
Felipe Pinzón Sánchez
1953
José Andrés Pérez
1955
José Andrés Pérez
1957
Néstor Del Pozo
1960
Mario La Torre
1961
Oscar Quiñones
1962
Carlos Espinoza Rivasplata
1963
Oscar Quiñones
1964
Oscar Quiñones
1966
Oscar Quiñones
1967
Julio Súmar Casis
1968
Orestes Rodríguez Vargas
1969
Orestes Rodríguez Vargas
1970
Orestes Rodríguez Vargas
1971
Orestes Rodríguez Vargas
1972
Orestes Rodríguez Vargas
1973
Guillermo Ruiz
1974
Carlos Pesantes Carbajal
1975
Héctor Bravo Sedamanos
1976
Héctor Bravo Sedamanos
1978
Manuel Gonzales Bernal
1979
Carlo Robbiano Piura
1980
Pedro García Toledo
1981
Víctor Vílchez Talavera
1982
Jorge Peláez Conti
1984
Manuel Gonzales Bernal
1985
Juan Reyes Larenas
1986
Javier García Toledo
1987
Henry Urday Cáceres
1988
Jorge Pacheco Asmat
1989
Marcos Osorio
1990
Carlo Robbiano Piura
1993
Jorge Pacheco Asmat
1994
Julio Granda Zúñiga
1995
Julio Granda Zúñiga
1996
Julio Granda Zúñiga
1997
Julio Granda Zúñiga
1998
Mario Belli Pino
1999
Henry Urday Cáceres
2000
Filemón Cruz Lima
2001
Carlomagno Oblitas Guerrero
2002
Julio Granda Zúñiga
2003
Carlomagno Oblitas Guerrero
2004
Carlomagno Oblitas Guerrero
2005
Emilio Córdova
2006
Jorge Cori
2007
Ernesto Ramos
2008
Renato Terry
2009
Efrain Palacios
2010
Efrain Palacios
[
1
]
2011
Efrain Palacios
2012
Giuseppe Leiva
[
2
]
2013
Elfer Cutipa
[
3
]
2015
Renato Terry
[
4
]
2016
Fernando Fernández Sánchez
[
5
]
2017
Giuseppe Leiva
Women
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incomplete
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adding missing items
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(
February 2016
)
Year
Winner
1997
Silvana Pacheco Gallardo
2000
Karen Zapata
2002
Karen Zapata
2003
Karen Zapata
2004
Karen Zapata
2007
Ingrid Aliaga
2008
Ann Chumpitaz
2009
Ingrid Aliaga
2010
Ann Chumpitaz
[
1
]
2011
Ingrid Aliaga
2012
Ingrid Aliaga
[
6
]
2013
Nicole Valdivia Cano
[
3
]
2015
Mitzy Caballero
[
4
]
2016
Ingrid Aliaga
[
5
]
2017
Ingrid Aliaga
References
^
a
b
"TODOS SE FUERON FELICES"
(in Spanish). 28 June 2010
. Retrieved
2 December
2016
.
^
"Giuseppe Leiva es el campeón del Campeonato Nacional Absoluto de Perú"
(in Spanish). 26 June 2012
. Retrieved
2 December
2016
.
^
a
b
"FELICITACIONES AL FLAMANTE CAMPEÓN NACIONAL DEL PERÚ"
(in Spanish). 17 November 2013. Archived from
the original
on 3 December 2016
. Retrieved
2 December
2016
.
^
a
b
"Renato Terry y Mitzy Caballero son campeones peruanos de ajedrez 2015"
(in Spanish). 7 May 2015
. Retrieved
2 December
2016
.
^
a
b
Fernandez and WFM Aliaga Fernandez are 2016 Peruvian champions
. Chessdom.
^
"XI CAMPEONATO NACIONAL FEMENINO - PIURA Teodoro Zapata Castillo"
. 24 June 2012
. Retrieved
2 December
2016
.
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