1.
Brian Jones is talking to Eric Ksau Whipps on how the simul is played
-- He will be having all the white pieces. His opponents will move only
when he comes come to them so that he can see what are their moves. The
participants can pass if he/she is not ready yet to make a move.
(Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
2.
Right to left -- New member Ojhea Mae Figueroa Perdon, Tito Cabunagan's
daughter Beth, Cris Ulap, Ksau Anthony Whipps and Moded Samantha
Surangel.
(Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
3.
Youngest participant 6-year-old Kyarii Sisior, left and the oldest,
former Senator Surangel Whipps, Sr. (Eric's dad), who uses a unique
chess set made of coconut wood and materials.
(Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
Beth
Cabunagan, right, had her king traveled from e8 to c2 where it was
mated. The daughter is Tito Cabunangan is just learning chess just like
her mom.
(Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
Moded
Samantha Surangel is a former piano student of Roberto Hernandez. When
her former music teacher came back to Palau, she shifted to playing
flute and take a break from piano. Her younger sister Ultei Angelei is
now taking chess lessons from Roberto in preparation for 2014 World
Youth Chess Champiponship is South Africa.
(Photo by Roberto Hernandez)
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