Dear Chess Friends,
The *2019 African Youth Chess Championships (AYCC)* are going to be held in Windhoek, Namibia from *14th – 22nd December*. This year’s edition has attracted a total of *260 players* from *16 African countries*.
The winners of each age group category (both Open and Girls) will be awarded *personal rights* to participate in the 2020 World Youth & Cadet Chess Championships.
Winners will also be awarded Conditional FIDE Titles *(IM/WIM, FM/WFM and CM/WCM)*.
The players taking the first three places in each age group category will be awarded *Gold, Silver and Bronze* medals respectively, with trophies.
Follow all the action as it unfolds on the below links.
*Under 08 Open*: chess-results.com/tnr495271.aspx?lan=1
*Under 08 Girls*: chess-results.com/tnr495272.aspx?lan=1
*Under 10 Open*: chess-results.com/tnr495273.aspx?lan=1
*Under 10 Girls*: chess-results.com/tnr495274.aspx?lan=1
*Under 12 Open*: chess-results.com/tnr495275.aspx?lan=1
*Under 12 Girls*: chess-results.com/tnr495276.aspx?lan=1
*Under 14 Open*: chess-results.com/tnr495278.aspx?lan=1
*Under 14 Girls*: chess-results.com/tnr495279.aspx?lan=1
*Under 16 Open*: chess-results.com/tnr495280.aspx?lan=1
*Under 16 Girls*: chess-results.com/tnr495281.aspx?lan=1
*Under 18 Open*: chess-results.com/tnr495282.aspx?lan=1
*Under 18 Girls*: chess-results.com/tnr495283.aspx?lan=1
Chief Arbiter IA King’oina Peter Duke Michieka
