First
game of the 2013 Palau National Chess Championship -- Ronald Mission,
left, lost to Destiny Sisior, right, in 37 moves of Queen's Pawn
Opening. In the background are Dennis Gonzales and Jeff Balbalosa
practicing blitz chess. Destiny's youngest sister Kyarii also knows how
to play chess at her young age.
(Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
It's
getting dark when the game between Dennis Gonzales, left, and CM
Bernardo Garcia was finished (6:30 pm). Garcia won with the black
pieces. Mohammad Manik Hossain and Baby Edna Mission watches in the
background with a bystander.
(Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
Jeff
Balbalosa, right, scored his first full point by outwitting Nilo de
Jesus, left. Mohammad Manik Hossain is practicing with a
bystander.
(Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
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| Roberto
Hernandez, 4th from left, receives his National Master Title from CM
Bernardo Garcia. He won the 2007 and 2011 Palau National Chess
Championship. Others in the photo (L-R) Baby Edna Mission, Angelica
Parrado, who won a WNM title, her youngest daughter Kyarii, Nilo de
Jesus, Jeff Balbalosa and Dennis Gonzales. | (Photo by Roberto Hernandez) |
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| From left,
Baby Edna Mission, Angie Parrado, Roberto Hernandez, Dennis Gonzales,
Jeff Balbalosa, CM Bernardo Garcia and Nilo de Jesus. (Photo by Roberto Hernandez) |
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| This time, Mohammad Manik Hossain, 2nd from right, joined the photo session. |
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| Alfredo Pacenos, Jr., right, defeated Mohammad Manik Hossain in the Reserves Division. |
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| Standing (L-R)
Ronald Mission, Cyril Tomas Montel, Jr., who receives his NM Title,
Nilo de Jesus, Roberto Hernandez, Jeff Balbalosa, Dennis Gonzales and CM
Bernardo Garcia. Sitting (L-R) Baby Edna Mission, Angie Parrado,
Mohammad Manik Hossain and Alfredo Pacenos, Jr. (Photo by Roberto Hernandez) |
From
right, Ronald Mission, his mom Baby Edna Mission, Mohammad Manik
Hossain, Nilo de Jesus, Jeff Balbalosa (hidden), Palauan guy bystander,
Alfredo Pacenos, Jr. and Angie Parrado.
(Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
National
Arbiters Dennis Gonzales and CM Bernardo Garcia are playing at the same
time. They are the Deputy Arbiters of the 2013 PNCC. NA Roberto
Hernandez is the Chief Arbiter. Newly titled NM Cyril Tomas Montel, Jr.
watches their game.
(Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
Solo
shot of Ronald Mission.Roberto Hernandez taught him and his sister
keyboard for a few months, a few years
ago.
(Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
R-L Mohammad Manik Hossain, Nilo de Jesus, Jeff Balbalosa, Palauan guy and Alfredo Pacenos, Jr.
(Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
L-R
Ronald Mission, Baby Edna Mission, Angelil Sisior, Kyarii Sisior,
Mohammad Manik Hossain, Angie Parrado and a bystander. In the
background are the beautiful and sexy cheering squad of Western Union
and FR Spoilers basketball teams.
(Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
Newcomer
Alfredo Pacenos, Jr. outwitted Mohammad Manik Hossain in 57 moves in
his first game of 2013 PNCC. Pacenos did well in the 2013 Palau Blitz
Chess Championship to get a Blitz rating of 1703.
(Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
A
lot of bystanders watch the ongoing 3 official games: Top 12 division
Nilo de Jesus vs. Jeff Balbalosa; Reserves Division Mohammad Manik
Hossain vs. Alfredo Pacenos, Jr. and Baby Edna Mission vs. Angie
Parrado.
(Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
Elpidio
Manaligod, right, withdraw from the Reserves Division of 2013 PNCC. He
paid his $5.00 registration fee of 2013 Palau Blitz Chess Championship.
He's practicing with Anselmo Idol, another newcomer who withdrew from
his first chess tournament in 2005.
(Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
Same photo of Elpidio Manaligod, right, and Anselmo Idol but darker. (Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
Palau's
Top woman chess player Angie Parrado is contemplating her move against
Baby Edna Mission during the first game of the women's division of 2013
Palau National Chess Championship held on August 04 at Bethlehem Park.
Parrado received her Woman National Master title before their game. Some
people watched official chess games after watching the 1st game of the
best-of-3 finals of basketball league between Western Union and FR
Spoilers.
(Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
Geaury
Ken Pastrana, right, played his first game late in the afternoon
against Angelil Sisior. He won in 42 moves. His dad, Gene, didn't make
it in the opening day.
(Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
Some
basketball fans and players watched the official opening day games of
all divisions: Top 12, Reserves, Women and
Junior.
(Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
Angie
Parrado, Palau's woman top chess player, defeated Baby Edna Mission,
Palau's no. 3 in the first round/opening day action of 2013 Palau
National Chess Championship.
(Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
This
certificate of being Palau's first Woman National Master was given to
Angelica Parrado on Aug. 04, 2013 at Bethlehem Park during the opening
day of 2013 Palau National Chess Championship.
(Certificate design by Roberto Hernandez and Herbert Galiza)
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