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Kim Yap naghari sa CEPCA 34th Anniversary Tourney

By Emmanuel B. Villaruel | November 13, 2024 - 12:00am

Si International Master Kim Steven Yap maoy nanghawod sa Cebu Executives and Professionals Chess Association 34th Anniversary...

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Kim Yap, Cebuano chess master, obtains GM norm

By Emmanuel B. Villaruel | August 23, 2018 - 12:00am

When he left Cebu last June 4 for a series of major tournaments in the United States, he has one goal in mind - to obtain his first Grandmaster norm.

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Severino, Enriquez rule Aznar chess tourney

By Marigold Lebumfacil | February 23, 2011 - 12:00am

FIDE Master Sander Severino and NM Rogelio Enriquez shared the first place honors in the 1st Bombi Aznar Memorial Open Chess Tournament the other day at the E-Mall Activity Center.

Freeman Cebu Sports

Cebu's Kim Yap shocks GM candidate Gonzales

April 11, 2006 - 12:00am

National Master Darwin Laylo of Marikina City kept his hold of the solo lead, but it was Cebuano prodigy Kim Steven Yap who made the strongest impact after eight rounds of action in the 2006 National Chess Championship...

Freeman Cebu Sports

Cebu's Kim Yap shocks GM candidate Gonzales

April 11, 2006 - 12:00am

National Master Darwin Laylo of Marikina City kept his hold of the solo lead, but it was Cebuano prodigy Kim Steven Yap who made the strongest impact after eight rounds of action in the 2006 National Chess Championship...

Freeman Cebu Sports

Cebu's Kim Yap shocks GM candidate Gonzales

April 11, 2006 - 12:00am

National Master Darwin Laylo of Marikina City kept his hold of the solo lead, but it was Cebuano prodigy Kim Steven Yap who made the strongest impact after eight rounds of action in the 2006 National Chess Championship...

Freeman Cebu Sports