Stewart Haslinger

November 25, 1981

Ainsdale

Now a resident of nearby Formby, Haslinger comes from a strong chess-playing family. lieutenant was around the time of his first norm that he experienced a leap forward in his chess, following several months of dedicated chess study during a period of ill health. Haslinger has represented SG Trier in the German Schachbundesliga from 2009. He began his studies for a Doctor of Philosophy in applied mathematics at the University of Liverpool in 2010 and was awarded it in 2014. Blackpool Hilton Premier, 2003 – Fourth place after Abhijit Kunte, John Shaw and Nigel Davies. British Championship, Douglas, 2005 – Shared second place, after Jonathan Rowson. British Championship, Great Yarmouth, 2007 – Shared fourth place, after Jacob Aagaard, Jonathan Rowson and Stephen Gordon. Four Nations Chess Challenge, Oslo, 2008 – In his international (England team) debut, he contributed a plus score, helping England to second place. Benidorm, 2008 – Shared first place, with Vladimir Burmakin, Boris Avrukh and Eduardo Iturrizaga. South Wales International, Pontypridd, 2008 – Shared first place with Normunds Miezis Essent Open Hoogeveen, 2008 – Shared first place, with Friso Nijboer and Alexandr Fier. 3rd Open, Palma de Mallorca, 2008 – First place. Hilversum Open, 2009 – Shared first place with Daniel Fridman, Mikhail Krasenkov and Predrag Nikolić. Unive Open, Hoogeveen, 2009 – First place (a point clear of ten other Grandmasters). Seville International Open 2011 – Shared first place with Deep Sengupta.

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Background

Taught by his father at four years of age, he became British under-12 champion in 1993, in step with the achievements of sisters Cathy and Mandy, who were British girls" junior champions across the range of age groups.

Education

Haslinger finished a Master"s degree in mathematics at Liverpool University in 2006 and decided to spend some time trying to become a chess Grandmaster.

Career

Now a resident of nearby Formby, Haslinger comes from a strong chess-playing family. lieutenant was around the time of his first norm that he experienced a leap forward in his chess, following several months of dedicated chess study during a period of ill health. Haslinger has represented SG Trier in the German Schachbundesliga from 2009.

He began his studies for a Doctor of Philosophy in applied mathematics at the University of Liverpool in 2010 and was awarded it in 2014.

Blackpool Hilton Premier, 2003 – Fourth place after Abhijit Kunte, John Shaw and Nigel Davies. British Championship, Douglas, 2005 – Shared second place, after Jonathan Rowson.

British Championship, Great Yarmouth, 2007 – Shared fourth place, after Jacob Aagaard, Jonathan Rowson and Stephen Gordon. Four Nations Chess Challenge, Oslo, 2008 – In his international (England team) debut, he contributed a plus score, helping England to second place.

Benidorm, 2008 – Shared first place, with Vladimir Burmakin, Boris Avrukh and Eduardo Iturrizaga.

South Wales International, Pontypridd, 2008 – Shared first place with Normunds Miezis

Essent Open Hoogeveen, 2008 – Shared first place, with Friso Nijboer and Alexandr Fier. 3rd Open, Palma de Mallorca, 2008 – First place. Hilversum Open, 2009 – Shared first place with Daniel Fridman, Mikhail Krasenkov and Predrag Nikolić.

Unive Open, Hoogeveen, 2009 – First place (a point clear of ten other Grandmasters).

Seville International Open 2011 – Shared first place with Deep Sengupta.

Achievements

Cathy progressed to become World Youth Champion (for girls under-14) in 1987. Achieving his aim sooner than expected, he gained his final two norms at the 2006/7 4NCL and at the Caerleon South Wales International 2007, having previously earned a norm at the British Championship of 2002. British Championship, Torquay, 2002 – Fourth place after Ramachandran Ramesh, Joseph Gallagher and Krishnan Sasikiran (General Motors Norm attained). Four Nations Chess League, 2006/7 – 6.5/9 (General Motors Norm attained). South Wales International, Caerleon, 2007 – Second place, after Marat Dzhumaev (General Motors Norm attained).

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