Brazilian Chess Championship

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Following are the official winners of the national Brazilian Chess Championships from 1927 to date.

The 1998 championship was held 9–19 December in Itabirito, Minas Gerais State. The field of sixteen played a series of two-game single-elimination matches to determine the finalists. Rafael Leitão defeated Giovanni Vescovi in the four-game final match, winning the first game and drawing the remaining three. [1]

Winners

Men's Winners
#YearCityChampion
11927 Rio de Janeiro João de Souza Mendes
21928 Rio de Janeiro João de Souza Mendes
31929 Rio de Janeiro João de Souza Mendes
41930 Rio de Janeiro João de Souza Mendes
51933 Rio de Janeiro Orlando Rocas
61934 Rio de Janeiro Orlando Rocas
71935 Rio de Janeiro Thomaz Pompeu Accioly Borges
81938 Rio de Janeiro Walter Cruz
91939 Rio de Janeiro Octavio Trompowsky
101940 Rio de Janeiro Walter Cruz
111941awarded the title in 1949 Adhemar da Silva Rocha
121942 São Paulo Walter Cruz
131943 São Paulo João de Souza Mendes
141945 Nova Friburgo Orlando Rocas
151947 Porto Alegre Marcio Elisio Freitas
161948 Rio de Janeiro Walter Cruz
171949 Rio de Janeiro Walter Cruz
181950 Rio de Janeiro Jose Thiago Mangini
191951 Fortaleza Eugênio German
201952 São Paulo Flavio Carvalho Jr.
211953 Rio de Janeiro Walter Cruz
221954 São Paulo João de Souza Mendes
231956 Rio de Janeiro Jose Thiago Mangini
241957 Rio de Janeiro Luis Tavares
251958 Rio de Janeiro João de Souza Mendes
261959 São Paulo Olicio Gadia
271960 Fortaleza Ronald Câmara
281961 Vitoria Ronald Câmara
291962 Campinas Olicio Gadia
301963 Recife Hélder Câmara
311964 Brasília Antonio Rocha
321965 Rio de Janeiro Henrique Mecking
331966 Belo Horizonte José Pinto Paiva
341967 São Paulo Henrique Mecking
351968 São Bernardo do Campo Hélder Câmara
361969 São Paulo Antonio Rocha
371970 Recife Herman Claudius van Riemsdijk
381971 Fortaleza José Pinto Paiva
391972 Blumenau Eugênio German
401973 Salvador Herman Claudius van Riemsdijk
411974 Rio de Janeiro Márcio Miranda, Alexandru Segal
421975 Caxias do Sul Carlos Gouveia
431976 João Pessoa Jaime Sunye Neto
441977 Curitiba Jaime Sunye Neto
451978 Natal Alexandru Segal
461979 Fortaleza Jaime Sunye Neto
471980 Nova Friburgo Jaime Sunye Neto
481981 São Luís Jaime Sunye Neto
491982 Brasília Jaime Sunye Neto
501983 São Paulo Jaime Sunye Neto, Marcos Paolozzi
511984 Cabo Frio Gilberto Milos
521985 Brasília Gilberto Milos
531986 Cabo Frio Gilberto Milos
541987 Canela Carlos Gouveia
551988 São Paulo Herman Claudius van Riemsdijk
561989 Fortaleza Gilberto Milos
571990 Porto Alegre Roberto Watanabe
581991 Bebedouro Everaldo Matsuura
591992 Curitiba Darcy Lima
601993 Brasília Aron Correa
611994 Americana, São Paulo Gilberto Milos
621995 Brasília Gilberto Milos
631996 Americana, São Paulo Rafael Leitão
641997 Rio de Janeiro Rafael Leitão
651998 Itabirito Rafael Leitão
661999 Brasília Giovanni Vescovi
672000 Teresina Giovanni Vescovi
682001 São Paulo Giovanni Vescovi
692002 Brasília Darcy Lima
702003 Miguel Pereira Darcy Lima
712004 São José do Rio Preto Rafael Leitão
722005 Guarulhos Alexandr Fier
732006 Guarulhos Giovanni Vescovi
742007 Rio de Janeiro Giovanni Vescovi
752008 Porto Alegre André Diamant
762009 Americana, São Paulo Giovanni Vescovi
772010 Americana, São Paulo Giovanni Vescovi
782011 Americana, São Paulo Rafael Leitão
792012 Montenegro Krikor Mekhitarian
802013 João Pessoa Rafael Leitão
812014 João Pessoa Rafael Leitão
822015 Rio de Janeiro Krikor Mekhitarian
832016 Rio de Janeiro Everaldo Matsuura
842017 Rio de Janeiro Alexandr Fier
852018 Natal Roberto Junio Brito Molina
862020 Natal Alexandr Fier
872021 Cuiabá Luis Paulo Supi
Women's Winners
#YearCityChampion
11957 Dora de Castro Rúbio
21958 São Paulo Taya Efremoff
31959 Taya Efremoff
41960 Brusque Dora de Castro Rúbio
51961 Dora de Castro Rúbio
61962 Dora de Castro Rúbio
71963 Ruth Volgl Cardoso
81965 Ruth Volgl Cardoso
91966 Belo Horizonte Ruth Volgl Cardoso
101967 São Paulo Ruth Volgl Cardoso
111968 São Bernardo do Campo Ruth Volgl Cardoso
121969 Rio de Janeiro Ivone Moysés
131970 Ivone Moysés
141971 São Paulo Ligia Imam Alvim
151972 Blumenau Ruth Volgl Cardoso
161973 Guarapari Ivone Moysés
171975 Maria Cristina de Oliveira
181976 São Paulo Jussara Chaves
191977 Brasília Ruth Volgl Cardoso
201978 Brasília Ligia de Abreu Carvalho
211979 Mogi Guaçu Ligia de Abreu Carvalho
221980 Laguna Ligia de Abreu Carvalho
231981 Laguna Jussara Chaves
241982 Mogi Guaçu Jussara Chaves
Regina Lúcia Ribeiro
251984 Peabiru Regina Lúcia Ribeiro
261985 Guarapari Regina Lúcia Ribeiro
271986 Garanhuns Maria Cristina de Oliveira
281987 Canela Regina Lúcia Ribeiro
291988 Caiobá Palas Atena Veloso
301989 Maringá Jussara Chaves
311990 Rio de Janeiro Regina Lúcia Ribeiro
321991 Blumenau Joara Chaves
331992 São Sebastião Regina Lúcia Ribeiro
341993 Brasília Palas Athena Veloso
351994 Brasília Tatiana Ratcu
361995 Brasília Tatiana Ratcu
371996 Florianópolis Tatiana Ratcu
381997 Itapirubá Tatiana Ratcu
391998 São Paulo Joara Chaves
401999 Altinópolis Paula Fernanda Delai
412000 Batatais Tatiana Ratcu
422001 Bariri Tatiana Peres Duarte
432002 Batatais Joara Chaves
442003 Miguel Pereira Regina Lúcia Ribeiro
452004 Curitiba Suzana Chang
462005 Jundiaí Tatiana Peres Duarte
472006 São Paulo Regina Lúcia Ribeiro
482007 Americana, São Paulo Suzana Chang
492008 Novo Hamburgo Joara Chaves
502009 Capão da Canoa Vanessa Feliciano
512010 Catanduva Vanessa Feliciano
522011 Balneário Camboriú Artemis Pamela Cruz
532012 São José do Rio Preto Juliana Sayumi Terao
542013 São José do Rio Preto Vanessa Feliciano
552014 Blumenau Vanessa Feliciano
562015 São Paulo Juliana Sayumi Terao
572016 Rio de Janeiro Juliana Sayumi Terao
582017 Rio de Janeiro Juliana Sayumi Terao
592018 Rio de Janeiro Juliana Sayumi Terao
602019 Rio de Janeiro Juliana Sayumi Terao

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References

  1. The Week in Chess #215 The Week in Chess Published 21 December 1998