The World Chess Federation FIDE awarded Tsai lifetime title and Woman International Master in 2002 when she was age 16.[5] Tsai achieved 2 of three Woman Grandmaster (WGM) norms. As a professional chess player, she played 147 total games from 1995 to 2008 with 65 wins (44.2%).[6]
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January 01, 1970
cindy, tsai, born, july, 1985, american, chess, player, tsai, 2003, chess, championshipscountryunited, statesborn, 1985, july, 1985, chicago, illinoistitlewoman, international, master, 2002, fide, rating2152, july, 2006, inactive, peak, rating2204, october, 20. Cindy Tsai born 9 July 1985 is an American chess player Cindy TsaiTsai at the 2003 U S Chess ChampionshipsCountryUnited StatesBorn 1985 07 09 July 9 1985 age 38 Chicago IllinoisTitleWoman International Master 2002 FIDE rating2152 July 2006 inactive Peak rating2204 October 2002 Biography editShe was born in Chicago Illinois and grew up in Gainesville Florida Her family is from Taiwan 1 At age 7 chess teacher George Pyne taught Tsai how to play chess In later youth her trainers were George Rottman Arno Nolting Tim Hartigan and grandmaster Gabriel Schwartzman 2 At Stanford University in Stanford California she was awarded the Chapell Lougee Scholarship for psychology research in France and Switzerland in 2007 3 After graduating she became a customer care manager at smartphone company Peek in New York City 4 In 2009 to 2011 Tsai completed the Master of Business Administration program at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University near Chicago Illinois Chess career editThe World Chess Federation FIDE awarded Tsai lifetime title and Woman International Master in 2002 when she was age 16 5 Tsai achieved 2 of three Woman Grandmaster WGM norms As a professional chess player she played 147 total games from 1995 to 2008 with 65 wins 44 2 6 From 1995 to 2003 Tsai competed for the US team in annual World Youth and Pan American Youth Chess Championships in Brazil France Spain Bolivia Argentina Paraguay Ecuador and India At the World Youth Chess Championships Tsai finished 5th place twice In Pan American Chess Championship for female youth Cindy Tsai won 5 titles U14 in May 1998 in Florianopolis 7 U16 in June 2000 in Bento Goncalves Rio Grande do Sul 8 U16 in June 2001 in Guaymallen Department 9 U20 in June 2002 in La Paz 10 and U20 in September 2004 in Guayaquil 11 In her early career Tsai played for the Hidden Oak Elementary School in Gainesville Florida In the British Four Nations Chess League 4NCL she played in 2005 06 two games for the Oxford team Tsai was inactive since the 2005 06 until she played for the US women s national team at the 2008 World Mind Sports Games in Beijing China 12 References edit Shahade Jennifer The United States Chess Federation Jennifer s Last Word From Beijing www uschess org Retrieved 2016 11 24 Cook David Chess Nuts Web Edition Volume 3 Issue 2 December 1995 www afn org Retrieved 2016 11 24 The Stanford Daily 10 June 2005 The Stanford Daily stanforddailyarchive com Retrieved 2016 11 24 Tsai Cindy 2016 LinkedIn linkedin com Administrator Tsai Cindy FIDE Chess Profile Players Arbiters Trainers ratings fide com Retrieved 2016 11 24 Cindy Tsai chess games 365Chess com www 365chess com Retrieved 2016 11 24 Florianopolis 1998 10 Campeonato Panamericano u14 girls www brasilbase pro br Retrieved 2016 11 24 Bento Goncalves 2000 14 Campeonato Panamericano u16 girls www brasilbase pro br Retrieved 2016 11 24 Guaymallen 2001 15 Campeonato Panamericano u16 girls www brasilbase pro br Retrieved 2016 11 24 La Paz 2002 8 Campeonato Panamericano Juvenil Feminino www brasilbase pro br Retrieved 2016 11 24 Guayaquil 2004 10 Campeonato Panamericano Juvenil Feminino www brasilbase pro br Retrieved 2016 11 24 Cindy Tsai chess games 365Chess com www 365chess com Retrieved 2016 11 24 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Cindy Tsai amp oldid 1204334352, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
