Norwegian Chess Championship (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Norwegian Chess Championship" in English language version.

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aftenposten.no

bergensjakk.no

bolgeblikk.no

caissa.no

eidsvollsjakklubb.no

nyheter.eidsvollsjakklubb.no

hedmarksjakk.net

nm2007.hedmarksjakk.net

nettavisen.no

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sa.no

sjakk.net

sjakk.net

  • The list of champions up to and including 2002 is available at the website for the 2003 event in Fredrikstad [1], the table for the 2003 event itself is here. See footnotes for information on later champions. The city and number of participants up to and including 2008 are obtained from the Norwegian Chess Federation archives (full list), for the 2009 event see the list of participants with 515 entries, although one player is included twice, and another (Ingen Spiller, or "No player") is a placeholder.
  • Age limits for Junior and lower are described on Sjakkskolen.no [2]. Age limit for Senior is on sjakk.net, see entry of 18 July 2007 for applying this to the Norwegian championship. Rating thresholds for the "B"-sections are in the Norges Sjakkforbund policy

nm2010.sjakk.net

sjakk.no

  • "Landsturneringen 2020 avlyst – NSFs kongress og USFs årsmøte vil bli avholdt på nett" (in Norwegian). Norwegian chess federation. Retrieved 15 May 2020.
  • The list of champions up to and including 2002 is available at the website for the 2003 event in Fredrikstad [1], the table for the 2003 event itself is here. See footnotes for information on later champions. The city and number of participants up to and including 2008 are obtained from the Norwegian Chess Federation archives (full list), for the 2009 event see the list of participants with 515 entries, although one player is included twice, and another (Ingen Spiller, or "No player") is a placeholder.
  • Event awarded to SK 1911 of Oslo in the 2009 congress. See minutes, pt. 9 (in Norwegian)
  • "Larvik arrangerer landsturneringen 2019" (in Norwegian). Norwegian chess federation. Retrieved 8 July 2017.
  • Norgesmesterskapet i sjakk 2021 – Eliteklassen
  • Landsturneringen Official policy page of Norges Sjakkforbund (Norwegian Chess Federation) for the Landsturnering (in Norwegian)
  • Norsk Sjakkblad, issues no.5 1997, no.5 1998, no.5 1999, no.4 2000, no.4 2001, no.4 2002, no.4 2003, no.4 2004, no.4 2005, no.4 2006 Archived 27 September 2007 at the Wayback Machine.
  • Norwegian Chess Federation regulations for the Monrad system Archived 6 July 2007 at the Wayback Machine NSF's website (in Norwegian)

sjakkhuset.no

sjakklubb.no

turneringsservice.sjakklubb.no

  • The list of champions up to and including 2002 is available at the website for the 2003 event in Fredrikstad [1], the table for the 2003 event itself is here. See footnotes for information on later champions. The city and number of participants up to and including 2008 are obtained from the Norwegian Chess Federation archives (full list), for the 2009 event see the list of participants with 515 entries, although one player is included twice, and another (Ingen Spiller, or "No player") is a placeholder.

sjakknm2009.no

sjakknm2015.no

sjakknm2016.no

sjakkskolen.no

  • Age limits for Junior and lower are described on Sjakkskolen.no [2]. Age limit for Senior is on sjakk.net, see entry of 18 July 2007 for applying this to the Norwegian championship. Rating thresholds for the "B"-sections are in the Norges Sjakkforbund policy

sjakkweb.no

nm2013.sjakkweb.no

tournamentservice.com

tv2.no

pub.tv2.no

web.archive.org