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Khent Lheiam Sianoya wins the 5th Binan Chess Association U16 Tournament 2025

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Khent Lheiam Sianoya wins the 5th Binan Chess Association U16 Tournament 2025

In a stunning display of tactical prowess and unwavering focus, Khent Lheiam Sianoya emerged victorious at The 5th Binan Chess Association U16 Tournament 2025 last August 31, 2025 at Pavilion Mall, Binan. He clinched the championship title with an impressive score of 6.5/7 points.

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His victory was characterized by an unblemished record through the first six matches (6/6),
Federico Damian Alberto Jimenez, Annetonette Dayao, Taven Peralta, Jan Blaire Telmo, Art Nathaniel Buta, John Khien Dapitan where he exhibited strategic brilliance and captured full points against each of his opponents.

In what was arguably the most pivotal game, his final match ended in a draw with Karl Jerson Blando, securing his top spot in the tournament with a half-point lead over 2nd placed Taven Peralta. This strategic draw not only showcased his astute endgame management but also demonstrated his maturity in ensuring tournament victory without unnecessary risk.


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Khent (red shirt) pondering his next move in the game.


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The atmosphere was fully-airconed inside the Pavilion mall eagerly watching each move as strategies unfolded on the board. This event not only highlighted the competitive spirit of chess but also fostered a sense of community among players and fans alike. Many Thanks to Sir Robin Castaneda, Mam Erica Mae Catinding, Pavilion Mall staffs and management for providing us a great venue for this tournament. And expecting more players to join in our subsequent tournaments.

The result of round seven (7).

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The Final Standing after seven (7) rounds.

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Tournament link: https://s3.chess-results.com/tnr1234118.aspx?lan=1&art=1&fed=PHI&SNode=S0

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All the winners in the 5th Binan Chess Association U16 Tournament 2025

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Champion: Khent Lheiam Sianoya– ₱1,500 + Trophy + e-certificate

2nd Place:

Taven Peralta - P1,000 + medal + e-certificate

3rd Place: Art Nathaniel Buta - P500 + medal + e-certificate

4th Place: John Khien Dapitan - medal + e-certificate

5th Place: Jedi Micael Pitoon - medal + e-certificate
6th Place: Franchezka Bajarias - medal + e-certificate
7th Place: Karl Jerson Blando - medal + e-certificate
Top Girl: Jan Blair Telmo - medal + e-certificate

Top U8: Lorenzo Cardino - medal + e-certificate

Top U10: Zeus Lester Manaois - medal + e-certificate

Top u12: Prince Lawrence Lupena - medal + e-certificate

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Again, thanks to more than 70 players and more than 100 including guardians, Pavilion Mall management and staffs and Binan Chess officers without all of you, this event can't become a successful tournament. See you all in our subsequent tournaments. Also, thanks to our Binan Chess members and students who continue supporting us!
Finishing the tournament,

Khent not only claimed the title but also the future in the Philippine Chess community. His outstanding achievement is a beacon of inspiration for fellow players and chess enthusiasts.

Chess has always been more than just a game to us; it is a journey of self-discovery, a test of character, and a source of endless fascination and joy

Thanks for reading and good luck to our chess and life journey.

by Coach Gerald Ferriol

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