Nino Khurtsidze

Churzidse Nino (Georgian ნინო ხურციძე; born 28 September 1975) is a Georgian chess player. At the German Chess Federation and the World Chess Federation FIDE her last name is written after the English transliteration Khurtsidze. It bears the title of Grand Master of the women (since 1993) and International Master of men.

Life

She lives in the Georgian capital Tbilisi. She was trained by Konstantin Aseyev.

Achievements

The Georgian woman single championship they could 1989, 1993, 2005 and 2006 to win the men's championship of the Georgian SSR in 1998. In 1992 she was in Hradec Králové U20 European Champion and at the U18 World Cup in Duisburg Second. Their greatest success was winning the U20 World Youth Championship 1993 in Kozhikode, which they won in 1995 in Halle ( Saale) again. 1994 Matinhos she had become second. At the Chess Olympiad 2000 women in Istanbul them in addition to their team silver medal was awarded to Brett Three of the Georgian national team a gold medal for her score of 11 out of 13 and a bronze medal for her Elo score of 2612th In 2006 she won the International Hungarian Championship in Szeged. In the European Team Championships 2009 in Novi Sad, she was with Georgia Second, at the European Team Championships 2011 in Porto Carras third parties with an individual silver medal.

Chess club plays in the Georgian ( Merani Tbilisi for ), Turkish (for the Denizli Erbakır SK) and Armenian ( for Mika Yerevan ) 1 league. In Serbia, they played only for BAS Belgrade and later for the Belgrade suburb club Agrouniversal Zemun, with whom she won the 2001 Women's Team European Championships in Belgrade, while an individual silver medal for their results on the second board was ( 4.5 from 7). In 2006 she won the women's team European Championship in joining at board 3 of the club Mika Yerevan. In Germany they played for Baden- Oos.

Your current Elo rating is 2414 (as of January 2010), so that it lies in seventh place of the Georgian Elo ranking of women. Their highest ever Elo rating they had with 2472 in July 1999. Recently among the top 20 in the Women's World Ranking it was in April 2007.