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IRENE KHARISMA SUKANDAR




Irene Kharisma Sukandar is a very talented chess player and looms high in her youth, she is the First Female Chess Grand Master from Indonesia. The woman who is known to have this beautiful face was born in Jakarta, April 7, 1992 was the second of three children, the couple Singgih Heyzkel and Cici Ratna Mulya. At the time of his high school he was often known as a student who often skipped school because he had to practice every match and more strangely he did not memorize the names of his classmates. Besides having a hobby of playing chess which led to high achievements Irene also likes to read history books, play billiards, listen to instrument music and akapela and likes to run in the morning to always live a healthy life. Irene is often dubbed the proud daughter of Indonesia because she is late in bringing the name of Indonesia to perfume her achievements. Before becoming a well-known chess player, Irene had time to play table tennis, because her father was a table tennis player, but then his parents released Irene to choose the preferred sport and it turned out that Irene preferred chess because for him playing chess was a brain exercise and exciting, by practicing really Irene managed to enter the Bekut Utut Adianto Chess School (SCUA) for free.

I idolized him because of his intelligence in everything such as being smart at school and outside school, being able to divide his time between his busy schedule, especially his persistence in achieving a goal of making Indonesia famous by playing chess, diligently exercising so that the body remained healthy, besides encouragement and support from both people his parents were strong and did not forget to worship God. Obtaining the title of Grand Master is not easy, especially at the age of 16 years. In achieving the title must pass several stages and have a high rating, and even then he did it seriously and in a short time. He dared to take the risk of rarely going to school to achieve what he wanted, in other words skipping school to learn to skip school in order to learn chess game tactics. But Irene continued to receive lessons at school well until she continued her graduate studies abroad precisely Webster University St. Louis, United States.




Achievements ever achieved by Irena in her youth to date include:


- Winner of 3rd ASEAN Age Group 10 Championships in Singapore 2002
- Champion 4 of the ASEAN 10-year Chess Age Group in Malaysia 2003
- Two silver medals at the 2003 SEA Games 2003 - Ranked 9th in the World Junior Championship in Greece 2003
- Silver medal of the third board Chess Olympics in Spain 2003 - Ranked 14th in the World Junior Championship under 14 years on Crete Island, Greece 2004
- Silver medal under 14 years of Asian Chess Championship in Singapore 2004 - Draw 3-3 in the tournament against GMW Corke 2005. Corke is the first winner of the under-14 Asian Chess Championship in Singapore
- Ranked 4th in the World Junior Championship in Georgia 2006
- The Best Women Player at the 2008 Malaysia Open - Draw 2-2 against IM Tania Sachdev in the 2010 JAPFA competition
 - Champion in Brunei Invitational IM Tournament 1 and 2nd Place in Brunei Invitation IM Tournament 2 in 2010
 - Bronze Medal at the 26th Sea Games 2011, Indonesia
 - The Best Women Player at Queenstown Chess Classic, New Zealand in January 2012
 - 1st Winner of the Asian Continential Chess Championship in Vietnam 2012
- 1st Place The 5th Alexander the Great Open Championship 2013, Chalkidiki, Greece
 - The Best Women Player at the Grand Europe Open Albena, Bulgaria 2013
- International Chess Rapid gold medal at the 2013 27th Sea Games in Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar 2013
-International Chess Blitz 27th Sea Games Gold Medal at Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar 2013
 - Champion 1 Australian Women's Masters in Melbourne, Australia 2014
 - 1st Winner of the Asian Continental Chess Championship in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates 2014
 - Best Chess Tournament Princess Chess, Denmark 2017


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