In the ended on 1st April  Polish Womens Championship in Poznan, definitely won Jola Zawadzka, before Karina Szczepkowska and Iweta Rajlich. In the mens Championship won Grzegorz Gajewski.

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Team Polonia Wrocław occurring  in the composition by Krzysztof Cricket, Mateusz Bartel, Dimitrios Mastrovasilis, Wojciech Moranda, Daniel Sadzikowski and Jolanta Zawadzka won the title of Team Champion Polish.

GALLERY

Jola's friend from Polish representation, Klaudia Kulon iwon in the women's Rivalry in Academic World Champions in Katowice.

WYNIKI MISTRZOSTW

GALLERY

In Tromso ended Chess Olimpics. Polsih Athlets took 7th place in the women's competitions. Won Russian, 2nd Chinese womans and the last was Ukrainians.

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In Tromsø (Norway) 2nd August starts Chess Olympiad.Polish women's team is it composed of Monica Socko, Jolanta Zawadzka, Karina Szczepkowska, Martha Bartel and Klaudia Kulon. The Struggle will continue until August 15.

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WOMEN'S RESULTS

4th july Jola's brother Stanislaw Zawadzki married Beata Kadzialka- WomenGrandmaster.Jola was a witnesses.
Jola and Beata in the junior age were chess rivals, and private friends. On the Europen junior Championship in Peniscola(2002) they stood on the podium together. Then Jola won sliver,  Beata bronze (ass decided Bucholz). Then French Marie Sebag won

GALLERY OF WEDDING

In Warsaw ended Polish Championship in chess. In women contest won Monika Socko before Jolanta Zawadzka, and among men the best was Radoslaw Wojtaszek, second was Grzegorz Gajewski.
Oficjalna strona Mistrzostw

Galeria z Mistrzostw

At the end of the Championship in Gluszyca in chess, Jolanta played simultaneous games with participants. In the fight with several chess players drew one duel and the other she won. The event was organizeg local parish priest Fr Slawomir - he also won the tournament and became the champion of Gluszyca

On the Finished European Team Cham- pionship in Warsow, Polish women's team, composed of Monika Socko, Jolanta Zawadzka, Joanna Maidan, Karina Szczepkowska-Horowska and Iweta Rajlich, won the bronze medal.
The tournament was won by the team of Ukraine ahead of Russia.

The Official Results

Gallery 1 - opening and first rounds
Gallery 2 - last rounds and closing

Video relation from a medal decoration

The winner of the Krystyna Hołuj-Radzikowska's Women Grandmaster Chess Tournament is Nino Batsiashvili from Georgia.
Congratulations!

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Girls had a professional photo-session and the pictures were used to create a calendar! See it!

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From 28.09 - 06.10.2013 in Wroclaw will take place grand master tournament - Memorial of Krystyna Holuj-Radzikowska. Tournament director is Jolanta Zawadzka.

The official tournament website

The Polish Men and Women Championship in Chorzow came to an end. The final results were decided in tiebreak games between 2 and 4 (!) participants respectively. The Polish Women Champion title went to Monika Socko, 2^nd place to Jola Zawadzka and bronze medal was won by Karina Szczepkowska. In the men competition the winner was Bartosz Socko.

On 7^th December in Zabkowice Slaskie Jola gave a charity simultaneos exhibition organised by the towns' library. Her oppostion consisted of 38 local players. After almost 4 hours of play the simul finish with 32 wins for Jola , 5 draws and one loss.

Link to the photo gallery of this event.

On 25^th of September Garry Kasparov visited Lower Silesia region to promot the initiative Chess in Schools.

During his stay he was accompanied by Jola Zawadzka who also gave a simultaneos exhibition in a school in Lubin.

Kasparov who was was present during the Chess Olympiad exchanged remarks with Jola about her game against Kosteniuk.

Despite medium results of the polish teams (only 13th and 15^th places) in the event Jola Zawadzka, Radek Wojtaszek and Bartlomiej Macieja achieved individual successes. All three of them got silver medals on their boards.

During the Olympiad Jola won 7 games , amongst which was a game against former World Champion Alexandra Kosteniuk from Russia. Her 4 remeining games ended in a draw.

Oficial results of the Olympiad.

In Istanbul from 27^th August to 10^th September there ll be held 40^th Chess Olympiad. Polish women team for the event consists of Monika Socko, Iweta Rajlich, Jolanta Zawadzka, Karina Szczepkowska-Horowska and Joanna Worek which gives them 7^th rank in the starting list.

The women Polish Championship was won by Iweta Rajlich who defeated Joanna Majdan-Gajewska in tie-break games. Bronze medal went to Jola Zawadzka.

The best in the men competition was Mateusz Bartel, who also needed tie-breaks to win the title. Silver medal went to Bartlomiej Macieja and bronze to Kamil Miton.

Apart from the silver medal won by the team Jola Zawadzka got also silver medal on 2^nd board and Karina Szczepkowska bronze medal on board 3.

The Championship was won by the russian team and the bronze medal went to Georgia.

During the European Team Chess Championship 2011 polish women team took silver medals. The team consisted of players Monika Socko, Jolanta Zawadzka, Joanna Majdan, Karina Szczepkowska and Katarzyna Toma.

On the photo: last round match again team of Armenia that ended in a 2:2 draw.

In Porto Carras, a town on the Halkidiki peninsula in Greece started the European Team Chess Championship.

The official site of the event is http://euro2011.chessdom.com/

On the photo women polish team: Monika Socko, Karina Szczepkowska, Katarzyna Toma, Jolanta Zawadzka i Joanna Majdan.

As a part of 5^th Zuckertort Congress organised by the 13^th Gymnasium in Wroclaw there was a match between the graduates of this school and the rest of the world. You can find photos from the event in gallery.

In Shenhen, China, starte the XXVI Universiade. For the 1^st time during this event players ll also compete in chess. Polish is represented by Jolanta Zawadzka, Wojciech Moranda, Pawel Czarnota, Krzysztof Bulski and Michal Olszewski.

The event can be followed at http://www.sz2011.org

From 6th to 18^th of May in Georgias' capital Tbilisi took place European Women Chess Championship 2011. There are 2 polish players participating – polish champion Jolanta Zawadzka and bronze medalist Karina Szczepkowska-Horowska.

Official site of the tournament http://www.tbilisi2011.ge/

   In the 11th Individual European Men & Women Chess Championships Monika Socko took the bronze medal  after wining in the tie-breaks with Marie Sebag! Jola Zawadzka after losing in the last round against Natalia Zhukova finished the tournament with 7 points which gave her 18th place. Gold medal went to the swedish GM Pia Cramling.

 In the men's section best polish player was Bartosz Socko with 7,5 points which, after tie-break gave him qualification for the next World Cup. You can find more results here.

The photos from the event are now in the gallery!

After 9 days of struggle the polish championships came to an end. In the women section the winner is GM Monika Socko, who beat in the final match IM Iweta Rajlich 2-0. Jola took bronze medal winning against WGM Joanna Majdan in a tough match 1,5-0,5.

The men's section was won by GM Mateusz Bartel. Silver medal went to Radoslaw Wojtaszek. Big surprise was 3rd place of GM Jacek Gdanski - an amateur compared to many other players participating in the event.

You can find all the final results on the website.

Photos from the event can be found in gallery.

    On 9th January started the individaul Men & Women Polish Chess Champiionships. Both tournaments are taking place in the Novotol hotel in the center of Warsaw. The strongest polish chessplayers are taking part in this year's event, which is caused by the high prize fund and new formula of the event. The women's section is a knock-out tournament with 16 participant, wheres man play a 9 round swiss tournament. More information and games can be found on the website of the event.