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Polish Championship 2001 – results

In 2001 the Polish championship in solving was held on April, 21-22 in Sokołów Podlaski.
There were 18 problems to solve. Władysław Rosolak was the judge of the tournament.

Place Title First and last name Cat. City Country Rating Total
points min.
1 IM Murdzia Piotr Gdańsk POL 2579 79,3 347
2 IM Seliwanow Andriej Moskwa RUS 2526 77 326
3 Szczep Zbigniew Gdańsk POL 2267 58,6 359
4 FM Dragoun Michal Praha CZE 2575 57,8 325
5 IM Kopyl Walerij Poltava UKR 2410 50,2 319
6 FM Kolčák Marek Bratislava SVK 2382 50 333
7 Svrček Milan Vrutky SVK 2167 46,3 338
8 Širáň Lubomír Bratislava SVK 2268 46 360
9 Gordian Jurij sen. UKR 42 330
10 Basistyj Mark UKR 41,1 359
11 Piliczewski Bogusz Gdańsk POL 2353 40,1 360
12 Głuszko Krzysztof Warszawa POL 37,5 358
13 FM Semenenko Walerij UKR 2296 34 360
14 Królikowski Ryszard Warszawa POL 2118 33,5 345
15 Skrzek Janusz Lipsko POL 2083 30,5 345
16 Siwik Rafał Wrocław POL 2057 30,5 350
17 Rybak-Murdzia Agnieszka Gdańsk POL 2035 30 360
18 Wysocki Michał Gniezno POL 29,4 360
19 Parzuch Stefan sen. Legionowo POL 1931 27,5 302
20 Kosiorek Marek Sokołów Podlaski POL 2095 25,5 320
21 Lehmann Tadeusz Poznań POL 1940 20,5 320
22 Kwiatkowski Andrzej Warszawa POL 19 80
23 Palikowska Katarzyna Gdańsk POL 12,5 359
24 Griwa Nikolaj UKR 1855 12 335
25 Skowroń Jarosław Lipsko POL 6 317
26 Woźniak Tadeusz Pabianice POL 4,5 333


The detailed results of the Polish solving championship in 2001.

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Banaszek Marcin – Polski Związek Szachowy – 2018 – selfmates

Banaszek, Marcin
Polski Związek Szachowy, 2017
4th honourable mention

selfmate in 6 moves

FEN: 8/2RB4/1Q1NR3/1p1k1pP1/1p3pn1/bp1pp3/1Pb2rp1/1r1NK1n1

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Polish Championship 2000 – results

In 2000 the Polish championship in solving was held on May, 2-3 in Sokołów Podlaski.
There were 18 problems to solve. Władysław Rosolak was the judge of the tournament.

Place Title First and last name Cat. City Country Rating Total
points
1 IM Piotr Murdzia Gdańsk POL 2565 79
2 Valerij Semenenko UKR 2227 63,5
3 Aleksandr Semenenko UKR 2245 59,5
4 FM Valerij Kopyl Poltava UKR 2384 54
5 Zbigniew Szczep Gdańsk POL 2176 52,5
6 Mark Basistyj UKR 51
7 FM Marek Kolčák Bratislava SVK 2440 50
8 Sergey Borodavkin UKR 2326 49
9 Vasyl Dyachuk UKR 48
10 Bogusz Piliczewski Gdańsk POL 2424 47
11 Agnieszka Rybak Sokołów Podlaski POL 1972 39,5
12 Lubomír Širáň Bratislava SVK 2298 39
13 Marek Kosiorek Sokołów Podlaski POL 35
13 Michał Wysocki Gniezno POL 35
15 Rafał Siwik Wrocław POL 31
16 Ryszard Królikowski Warszawa POL 2081 30
17 Edwin Wieczorek Włoszczowa POL 26,5
18 Janusz Skrzek Lipsko POL 2063 25
18 Nikolaj Griwa UKR 25
18 Tadeusz Lehmann Poznań POL 25
18 Andrzej Jasik Ostrołęka POL 25
22 Stefan Parzuch sen. Legionowo POL 1950 20,5
23 Oliver Ralik SVK 1882 19,5
24 Józef Rybak sen. Zamość POL 15
25 Valerija Kopyl Poltava UKR 7
26 Barbara Kurtyka Wrocław POL 5
27 Tadeusz Woźniak Pabianice POL 2


The detailed results of the Polish solving championship in 2000.

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Tura Waldemar – StrateGems – 2017 – selfmates

Tura, Waldemar
StrateGems, 2017
3rd Prize

selfmate in 3 moves

FEN: b1B3nb/p2Rp1q1/PBkPKp1n/RN3P2/2NQ4/P7/8/8

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Polish Championship 1999 – results

In 1999 the Polish championship in solving was held on May, 1-2 in Sokołów Podlaski.
There were 18 problems to solve. Władysław Rosolak was the judge of the tournament.

Sokołów Podlaski 1-2.05.1999
Place Title First and last name City Country Rating Total
points min.
1 FM Piotr Murdzia Gdańsk POL 2520 71 328
2 IM Andrey Selivanov Moskwa RUS 2416 69 332
3 Michal Dragoun Praga CZE 2375 67 332
4 FM Valerij Kopyl Poltava UKR 2432 66,5 323
5 František Sabol Havirov CZE 1988 58 333
6 Bogusz Piliczewski Gdańsk POL 2358 56 352
7 Lubomír Širáň Bratysława SVK 2234 55 352
8 Marek Kolčák Bratysława SVK 2366 50 352
9 Zbigniew Szczep Gdańsk POL 49 354
10 Edwin Wieczorek Włoszczowa POL 48 357
11 Stefan Parzuch Legionowo POL 45 347
12 Agnieszka Rybak Sokołów Podlaski POL 41 360
13 Milan Svrček Vrutky SVK 2168 39 360
14 Andrzej Jasik Ostrołęka POL 37 339
15 Marek Kosiorek Sokołów Podlaski POL 35,5 358
16 Ryszard Królikowski Warszawa POL 33 345
17 Roman Bieganowski Golub-Dobrzyń POL 31 356
18 Adam Kirszentein Gniew POL 27 352
19 Anna Protaziuk Warszawa POL 25 360
20 Rafał Siwik Wrocław POL 24 341
21 Krzysztof Głuszko Warszawa POL 24 360
21 Dariusz Grabowski Konin POL 24 360
23 Tadeusz Lehmann Poznań POL 23,5 330
24 Rafał Przedmojski Warszawa POL 21 340
25 Andrzej Szewczak Warszawa POL 20 360
26 Oliver Ralik SVK 2140 17 359
27 Piotr Michalec Łuków POL 15 333
28 Nikolaj Griwa UKR 12 309
29 Lubomir Ursta CZE 12 322
30 Janusz Skrzek Lipsko POL 2168 10
31 Valerija Kopyl Poltava UKR 5 321
32 Daniel Jankowski Turze Rogi POL 5 340
33 Jarosław Domański Turze Rogi POL 0 360

The detailed results of the Polish solving championship in 1999.

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Marciniszyn Jakub

Jakub Marciniszyn
source: Jakub Marciniszyn

He was born on August 25, 1996 in Bielsko-Biała. The first chess category (2010) and national master for chess composition (2020). He participated in the Polish chess solving championship seven times (2010, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2021). He gained bronze medal in 2021. Among juniors he gained 6 medals (3 gold). He took part in the European Chess Solving Championship twice. His best result was 27th place in 2016. Team bronze medalist in 2016. An author of 12 chess problems. He gained 5 prizes (2 first ones) and 5 honourable mentions. Four of his compositions were published in the FIDE Albums (4 points). He participated in the World Championship in Composing for Individuals (WCCI 2016-18) in the section of helpmates (27th place).

Marciniszyn, Jakub
“SuperProblem-10” Jubilee Tourney 2016
1st Prize
FIDE Album 2016-18

helpmate in 2 moves
4 solutions

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Stawarz Bogdan

Bogdan Stawarz
source: siepomaga.pl

He was born on August 11, 1957, died on April 9, 2022. The father of Paweł Stawarz, a chess player and solver of chess compositions. He worked as a IT specialist and administrator of the school computer network, as well as a photographer and chess instructor. The first category in a classical chess. He participated in the Polish chess solving championship four times. His best result was 7th place in 1986. In addition, he participated in 2014, 2018 and 2019.

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Jasik Andrzej – UAPA – 13th – 2020 – studies

Jasik, Andrzej
UAPA, 13th, 2020
4th honourable mention

win

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Stawarz Paweł

Paweł Stawarz (2020)
source: Paweł Stawarz

He was born on April 23, 1983. The son of a chess player and solver Bogdan Stawarz. He graduated from the Wrocław University of Technology. The first category in classical chess. A multiple participant in the Polish chess solving championships (the best result – 5th place in 2003, in adition he was sixth in 2010, 2014, 2017, 2018 and 2019). He took part twice in the World Chess Solving Chamionship (in 2015 and 2017). He participated three times in the European Chess Solving Championship (in 2011, 2013, 2015 – his best result – 36th place).

 

Stawarz Paweł
Polski Związek Szachowy, 2013

helpmate in 2 moves
2 solutions

FEN: 4K3/8/3pN3/1kpnRB2/2RP4/2p5/8/8

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Polish Championship 1998 – results

In 1998 the Polish championship in solving was held on June, 13-14 in Serock.
There were 18 problems to solve. Władysław Rosolak was the judge of the tournament.

Place First name and last name City Total
points minutes
1 Piotr Murdzia Gdańsk 18 269
2 Bogusz Piliczewski Gdańsk 13 324
3 Roman Bieganowski Golub-Dobrzyń 10,5 349
4 Dariusz Grabowski Konin 10 359
5 Edwin Wieczorek Włoszczowa 9 347
6 Agnieszka Rybak Sokołów Podlaski 7,5 360
7 Ryszard Królikowski Warszawa 7 313
8 Janusz Skrzek Lipsko 7 325
9 Stefan Parzuch Serock 6,5 355
10 Michał Formela Goręczyno 6 353
11 Tadeusz Lehmann Poznań 5 338
12 Andrzej Jasik Ostrołęka 4,5 353
13 Józef Krawczyk Dąbrowa Górnicza 4 310
14 Zygmunt Jaksa Boruszowice 4 355
15 Krzysztof Głuszko Warszawa 4 360
16 Jarosław Skowroń Lipsko 3,5 325
17 Piotr Michalec Łuków 1 302

The detailed results of the Polish solving championship in 1998.