Cleveland Open (chess)
The Cleveland Open is an annual chess tournament held in Cleveland, Ohio. The tournament was not held from 2004 until 2008, when it was resurrected.[1]
List of Winners
| Year | Winner(s)[2] |
|---|---|
| 1952 | Lawrence Star |
| 1953 | Larry Lipking |
| 1954 | Igor Garais |
| 1955 | Mike Paruta |
| 1956 | Jean Cohn |
| 1957 | Richard Kause |
| 1958 | Pal Benko |
| 1959 | William Granger |
| 1960 | Tom Ellison |
| 1961 | Tom Wozney |
| 1962 | Richard Kause |
| 1963 | Jack Witeczek |
| 1964 | Richard Kause |
| 1965 | Richard Kause |
| 1966 | Richard Kause, Mike Paruta |
| 1967 | James Harkins, Tom Ellison |
| 1968 | Don Collins, R Michniak |
| 1969 | Milan Vukcevich |
| 1970 | Richard Noel, Tom Wozney |
| 1971 | Robert Burns Jr. |
| 1972 | Milan Vukcevich |
| 1973 | Robert Burns Jr. |
| 1974 | Calvin Blocker |
| 1975 | Calvin Blocker |
| 1976 | Robert Burns Jr. |
| 1977 | Calvin Blocker |
| 1978 | Calvin Blocker |
| 1979 | Tom Wozney, T Hannibal |
| 1980 | Andrew Zebrowski |
| 1981 | Alan Federl |
| 1982 | Dumitru Ghizdavu, Tom Ward |
| 1983 | Richard Costigan |
| 1984 | Igor Ivanov, Calvin Blocker |
| 1985 | Brian Hartman, David Glicksman |
| 1986 | Dmitry Gurevich |
| 1987 | Anatoly Lein |
| 1988 | Calvin Blocker |
| 1989 | Calvin Blocker |
| 1990 | Calvin Blocker, S Ramakrishnapillai |
| 1991 | |
| 1992 | David Presser, Kenneth Panzel |
| 1993 | Boris Men |
| 1996 | Dmitry Berkovich |
| 2000 | Calvin Blocker |
| 2002 | Calvin Blocker, Stanislav Kriventsov |
| 2003 | Stanislav Kriventsov |
| 2008 | Sergey Erenburg, Nikola Mitkov |
| 2009 | Alexander Shabalov |
| 2010 | Mark Paragua, Alexander Shabalov, Iryna Zenyuk |
| 2011 | Ardash Jayakumar, Atulya Shetty, Iryna Zenyuk |
| 2012 | Sergey Kudrin, John Miller, Bryan Smith |
| 2013 | Sergey Kudrin, Gopal Menon, Gabriel Petesch |
| 2014 | Jay Bonin, Ronald Burnett, Florin Felecan, Walker Griggs, Sergey Kudrin, Gabriel Petesch |
| 2015 | Jay Bonin[3] |
| 2016 | Fidel Corrales Jimenez |
| 2017 | Mika Brattain |
| 2018 | Fidel Corrales Jimenez, Jay Bonin |
| 2019 | Mika Brattain, Gabriel Petesch |
| 2020 (online) | Vladimir Belous, Eigen Wang, Eltaj Safarli |
| 2021 | Vladimir Belous |
| 2022 | Joshua Posthuma |
| 2023 | Safal Bora |
References
- Hanken, Jerry (June 13, 2008). "Big Time chess returns to Cleveland". www.uschess.org. The United States Chess Federation.
- Cleveland Chess Bulletin, October 1985 [pgs 8,9]
- "Rated Event Search Results". www.uschess.org. The United States Chess Federation.
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