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NM Keith Adriane Ilar wins The 7th Nova Onas Rapid Chess Tournament Open 2024

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NM Keith Adriane Ilar wins The 7th Nova Onas Rapid Chess Tournament Open 2024

 

The 7th Nova Onas Rapid Chess Tournament Open 2024 on December 22, 2024 at Robinson, Valencia City witnessed a remarkable performance by NM Keith Adriane Ilar, who clinched victory with a flawless 7/7 score. This year’s tournament was particularly challenging, drawing top-tier players from around the region eager to claim the title.

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NM Keith Adriane Ilar on the move.

From the very start, the 3rd ranked NM Ilar showcased exceptional strategic acumen and deep concentration, setting the tone with decisive victories in the initial rounds. Each match saw him navigating complex positions and employing a mix of aggressive and defensive tactics, tailored finely to outmaneuver his opponents.

His 6th and 7th rounds were no less impressive, showing not only his tactical brilliance but also his resilience in overcoming challenging scenarios. In round 6 he faced his contender, 2nd ranked Nazario Ubanan,where his calculated risks paid off, securing the essential one point. And at the last round, the crucial match where he defeated the top rank Jeriel Manlimban when he navigated his pieces with both caution and daring, ultimately outplaying his adversaries and secured the victory.

The final match, witnessed by an enthusiastic audience, encapsulated the thrill of chess competition. Under the keen eyes of spectators, Ilar maintained his calm demeanor and executed a striking combination, ensuring his unblemished record.

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The Top Board

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The atmosphere was fully-airconed inside the 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.

The result of round seven (7).

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The Final Standing after seven (7) rounds.

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The top 10;  

Champion: NM Keith Adriane Ilar - P4,000 + trophy
2nd Place: Nazario Ubanan - P2,000 + medal
3rd Place: Cassey Miguel Tabamo - P1,000 + medal
4th Place: Joselito Mortel - P500
5th Place: AFM Juan Ryu Bagonoc - P500
6th Place: Jeffrey Pascua - P500
7th Place: Jeriel Manlimbana - P500
8th Place: Randolph Christopher Dalauta - P500
9th Place: Ronnie Pujas - P500
10th Place: Kurt Jobim Ukit - P500
 
Finishing the tournament undefeated, NM Ilar not only claimed the title but also cemented his status as a rising star in the Philippines Chess. His outstanding achievement is a beacon of inspiration for fellow players and chess enthusiasts. With this victory, Ilar demonstrates a promising platform for future national and international participation, showcasing the depth of talent and competitive spirit thriving in the local chess scene.
Overall, the 7th Nova Onas Rapid Chess Tournament was a celebration of tactical prowess and passionate gameplay, and

NM Keith Adriane Ilar’s perfect performance will be remembered as one of the event’s historic highlights in Mindanao.

 

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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