CFC main defense is newly created motion, that was passed last January. CFC Executives and some Governors bringing same reason as main defense over and over again. Unfortunately it is not the reason and in this case is completely irrelevant.
New motion was brought to increase more juniors. It was repeatedly pointed out by former CFC Youth Coordinator Michael Barron. That it allows more junior to compete at WYCC and more entrees to CYCC remains to be seen. It was only first test.
Also other factors were not pointed out by Michael Barron who was trying to proof ,
that it was only new motion that allowed more participants at CYCC. This year main organizer Mr. Jin and organizing committee of CYCC did an incredible job at making it the most successful event yet!
If same result will be the same or better in 2012 and 2013, then we can start crediting Mr. Barron for his accomplishments. Until then, we should keep discussion closed. Now lets stick to the real topic and find out the real reason why, shall we.
Last weekend Annex Chess Club held a very successful 2011 Canadian Women Championship in Toronto. Natalia Khoudgarian was crowed 2011 Canadian Women Champion. Congratulations to her!
Two other girls successfully competed in it and showed amazing results: WCM Jackie Peng and WCM Jiaxin Liu.
WCM Jackie Peng ended up sharing fourth with WCM Jiaxing Liu and U16 CYCC Champion Chang Yun.
Jiaxin Liu over performed her expectations in this tournament. She drew top girl U12 Qiyu Zhou with black pieces (who is going to WYCC to represent CANADA), U16 CYC Champion Chang Yun, convincingly winning against U8 CYCC Champion Taylor Zhang and finishing ahead of U12 CYCC Champion Melissa Giblon. She was also recently was awarded WCM title as well. :D It is an amzing performace by a 9 year old girl.
Both girls are denied by CFC to participate at WYCC in Brazil, because they participated in Pan-American games this summer. Because they turned their back on CFC and CYCC tournament and decided to represent CANADA internationally.
Maybe CFC can explain their logic to us, in which quite frankly I find it very hard to make any sense of. Unless it is not allowing them to participate for other personal reasons, that we don’t know yet.
It is trying to say it is doing for good of its Canadian Youth and send the ‘best possible’ team, but with its actions it is doing quite the opposite.
For example Russian and Chinese Chess Federations are giving their most talented core of players, best chance to represent their country. If it sees a talented individual it will make sure he/she will gets its chance to proof itself at World Stage. Sometimes they send 5-6 for each section. CFC Executives should take a note of the way other successful Federations treat their youth members, and follow an example.
All CFC Executives are going in this case is padding each other on the back and crediting each other on what a great job they did. As a proof, please refer to Bob Armstrong post:
http://chesscanada.info/forum/showthread.php?t=2051
I am quite shocked and ashamed at the way CFC is conducting this matter.
New motion was brought to increase more juniors. It was repeatedly pointed out by former CFC Youth Coordinator Michael Barron. That it allows more junior to compete at WYCC and more entrees to CYCC remains to be seen. It was only first test.
Also other factors were not pointed out by Michael Barron who was trying to proof ,
that it was only new motion that allowed more participants at CYCC. This year main organizer Mr. Jin and organizing committee of CYCC did an incredible job at making it the most successful event yet!
If same result will be the same or better in 2012 and 2013, then we can start crediting Mr. Barron for his accomplishments. Until then, we should keep discussion closed. Now lets stick to the real topic and find out the real reason why, shall we.
Last weekend Annex Chess Club held a very successful 2011 Canadian Women Championship in Toronto. Natalia Khoudgarian was crowed 2011 Canadian Women Champion. Congratulations to her!
Two other girls successfully competed in it and showed amazing results: WCM Jackie Peng and WCM Jiaxin Liu.
WCM Jackie Peng ended up sharing fourth with WCM Jiaxing Liu and U16 CYCC Champion Chang Yun.
Jiaxin Liu over performed her expectations in this tournament. She drew top girl U12 Qiyu Zhou with black pieces (who is going to WYCC to represent CANADA), U16 CYC Champion Chang Yun, convincingly winning against U8 CYCC Champion Taylor Zhang and finishing ahead of U12 CYCC Champion Melissa Giblon. She was also recently was awarded WCM title as well. :D It is an amzing performace by a 9 year old girl.
Both girls are denied by CFC to participate at WYCC in Brazil, because they participated in Pan-American games this summer. Because they turned their back on CFC and CYCC tournament and decided to represent CANADA internationally.
Maybe CFC can explain their logic to us, in which quite frankly I find it very hard to make any sense of. Unless it is not allowing them to participate for other personal reasons, that we don’t know yet.
It is trying to say it is doing for good of its Canadian Youth and send the ‘best possible’ team, but with its actions it is doing quite the opposite.
For example Russian and Chinese Chess Federations are giving their most talented core of players, best chance to represent their country. If it sees a talented individual it will make sure he/she will gets its chance to proof itself at World Stage. Sometimes they send 5-6 for each section. CFC Executives should take a note of the way other successful Federations treat their youth members, and follow an example.
All CFC Executives are going in this case is padding each other on the back and crediting each other on what a great job they did. As a proof, please refer to Bob Armstrong post:
http://chesscanada.info/forum/showthread.php?t=2051
I am quite shocked and ashamed at the way CFC is conducting this matter.
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