Colombian Chess Championship

Following are the official winners of the national Colombian Chess Championships from 1928 to date. The first Colombian Men's Championship was held in Cali in 1928,[1] and first Women's Championship in Bogotá in 1965.[2]

## Men's Champions

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Year | City | Winner

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1928 | Cali | Alfonso Herrera
1938 | Bogotá | Luis Augusto Sánchez
1941 | Bucaramanga | Miguel Cuéllar
1946 | Bogotá | Miguel Cuéllar
1947 | Bogotá | Luis Augusto Sánchez
1948 | Bogotá | Luis Augusto Sánchez
1951 | Bogotá | Boris de Greiff
1953 | Bogotá | Miguel Cuéllar
1954 | Cali | Luis Augusto Sánchez
1955 | Manizales | Miguel Cuéllar
1956 | Ibagué | Miguel Cuéllar
1957 | Montería | Miguel Cuéllar
1958 | Pereira | Luis Augusto Sánchez
1959 | Barranquilla | Miguel Cuéllar
1961 | Medellín | Miguel Cuéllar
1962 | Buga | Luis Augusto Sánchez
1963 | Cúcuta | Juan Minaya Molano
1964 | Villavicencio | José Salvador Rodríguez
1965 | Belencito (Nobsa) | Carlos Cuartas
1967 | Bucaramanga | Carlos Cuartas
1968 | Medellín | Carlos Cuartas
1969 | Bogotá | José Salvador Rodríguez
1970 | Bogotá | Carlos Cuartas
1971 | Bucaramanga | Miguel Cuéllar
1972 | Barranquilla | Oscar Castro
1974 | Medellín-Bogotá | Oscar Castro
1975 | Bogotá | Carlos Cuartas
1976 | Cali | carlos cuartas
1977 | Medellín | Gildardo García
1978 | Envigado | Gildardo García
1979 | Manizales | Jorge González
1980 | Pereira | Alonso Zapata
1981 | Bogotá | Alonso Zapata
1983 | Envigado | Carlos Cuartas
1985 | Bucaramanga | Gildardo García
1986 | Bogotá | Gildardo García
1987 | Cali | Gildardo García
1988 | Bogotá | Luis Baquero
1989 | Manizales | Darío Alzate
1990 | Bucaramanga | Gildardo García
1991 | Cartagena | Gildardo García
1992 | Armenia | Oscar Castro
1993 | Chía | Jorge González
1994 | Medellín | Oscar Castro
1995 | Cartagena | Gildardo García & Alonso Zapata
1996 | Bucaramanga | Alonso Zapata
1997 | Bogotá | Jorge Mario Clavijo
1998 | Pensilvania | Darío Alzate
1999 | Fusagasugá | Oscar Castro
2000 | Bogotá | Alonso Zapata
2001 | Medellín | Darío Alzate
2002 | Bogotá | Alonso Zapata
2003 | Cali | Gildardo García
2004 | Girardot | Alonso Zapata
2005 | Medellín | Darío Alzate
2006 | Arauca | Gildardo García
2007 | Cartagena | Alder Escobar Forero
2008 | San Andrés | Alonso Zapata
2009 | Buga | Castano Duvan
2010 | El Bagre | David Arenas
2011 | Pereira | Sergio Barrientos
2012 | Pamplona | Miguel Mosquera
2013 | Tolima | Juan Camilo Torres
2014 | El Bagre | Joshua Daniel Ruiz Castillo
2015 | Quibdo | David Arenas
2016 | La Dorada | Cristian Camilo Ríos
2017 | Palmira Valle del Cauca | Joshua Daniel Ruiz Castillo
2018 |  |
2019 |  |
2020 | Fusagasuga | Sergio Barrientos[3]

## Women's Champions

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Year | City | Winner

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1965 | Bogotá | Ilse Guggenberger
1972 | Bogotá | Ilse Guggenberger
1974 | Bogotá | Ilse Guggenberger
1975 | Bogotá | Ilse Guggenberger
1976 | Moniquirá | Teresa Leyva
1977 | Bogotá | Rosalba Patiño
1978 | Cartagena | Ilse Guggenberger
1979 | Girardot | Ilse Guggenberger
1980 | Bucaramanga | Ilse Guggenberger
1981 | Riohacha | Adriana Salazar Varón
1982 | Sevilla | Teresa Leyva
1983 | Bucaramanga | Adriana Salazar Varón
1984 | Bucaramanga | Ilse Guggenberger
1985 | Bogotá | Adriana Salazar Varón
1986 | Bogotá | Adriana Salazar Varón
1987 | Ibagué | Isolina Majul
1988 | Bogotá | Adriana Salazar Varón
1989 | Armenia | Isolina Majul
1990 | Bogotá | Isolina Majul
1991 | Bogotá | Isolina Majul
1992 | Medellín | Adriana Salazar Varón
1993 | Cartagena | Adriana Salazar Varón
1994 | Cartagena | Adriana Salazar Varón
1995 | Saravena | Martha Liliana García
1996 | Bucaramanga | Adriana Salazar Varón
1997 | Bogotá | Isolina Majul
1998 | Pensilvania, Caldas | Isolina Majul
1999 | Cali | Isolina Majul
2000 | Bogotá | Martha Mateus
2001 | Cali | Nadya Karolina Ortíz
2002 | Bogotá | Marisela Palao
2003 | Bogotá | Martha Mateus
2004 | ? | Angela María Franco
2005 | Medellín | Ingris Rivera
2006 | Arauca | Nadya Carolina Ortiz
2007 | Cartagena | Martha Mateus
2008 | Yopal | Marisela Palao
2009 | Buga | Angela Maria Franco Valencia
2010 | El Bagre | Jenny Astrid Chirivi Castiblanco
2011 | Pereira | Aura Cristina Salazar
2012 | El Bagre | Angela Maria Franco Valencia
2013 | Ibagué | Paula Andrea Rodriguez Rueda
2014 | El Bagre | Beatriz Irene Franco Valencia
2015 | Quibdo | Ingris Rivera
2016 | La Dorada | Paula Andrea Rodriguez Rueda
2017 |  |
2018 |  |
2019 |  |
2020 | Fusagasuga | Melissa Castrillón Gómez[3]

## References

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1. ^ Campeonato Colombia ajedrez
2. ^ ajedrezencolombia.com
3. ^ a b "Barrientos and Castrillon Gomez win Colombian Championship". www.fide.com. Retrieved 2021-07-26.

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