FIJI CHESS FEDERATION...Prasad, Anirudh Singh, Simon Yuen ... 7.4 Goru Arvind queried whether FCF would resume Sunday Chess Clinics. Calvin Prasad advised it would be dependent on

FIJI CHESS FEDERATION

36th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

January 31, 2015 at Olympic House, Suva.

MINUTES

Attendance: Alanis Reyna, Anuththara Perera, Asheel Singh, Auston Koroi, Calvin Prasad, Claudya Koroi,

Cydel Terubea, Gloria Sukhu, Goru Arvind, James Zhang, Jeryka Prasad, Keez Terubea, Kelvyn Prasad,

Makayla Sukhu, Manoj Kumar, Menash Fareed, Menaka Fareed, Nethmini Perera, Noel A Adricula, Prashil

Prakash, Quinton Sukhu, Ravikesh Prasad, Rudr Prasad, Russell Taloga, Simon Yuen, Stanley Zhang, Taniela

Railala, Tanvi Prasad, Teliko Koroi, Tianata Terubea, Vinooda Senewiratne, Virgilio De Asa, Zen Borg.

Apologies: John Caldiera, Taione Sikivou.

Chairperson: Calvin Prasad.

Minutes: Goru Arvind, Calvin Prasad.

1. Quorum & Welcome

1.1 Meeting commenced at 2.30pm with Quorum.

1.2 Calvin Prasad welcomed all members to the meeting, and encouraged everyone to actively

participate in discussions, and give suggestions and feedback as necessary.

2. Minutes of Last Meeting

2.1 Minutes of AGM on January 25, 2014 was presented by Goru Arvind.

2.2 Gloria Sukhu advised list of attendees is incomplete, and she would provide a list of other

attendees.

2.3 Minutes moved to adopt by Manoj Kumar, seconded by Menaka Fareed.

3. President’s Report

3.1 Calvin Prasad presented the 2014 President’s Report (Annex 01) and 2015 Outlook (Annex 02).

3.2 Gloria Sukhu queried use of ‘oversight’ in the last line of the President’s Report. Calvin Prasad

stated he would look for a grammar expert to clarify.

4. Finance Report

4.1 Manoj Kumar presented Auditor’s Report and Financial Statements for 2010 to 2013 (Annex 03).

4.2 As there were no queries or comments from the floor, Calvin Prasad requested members to

move to adopt the Reports:

4.2.1 Goru Arvind moved to adopt for 2010, seconded by Noel Adricula.

4.2.2 Ravikesh Prasad moved to adopt for 2011, seconded by Menaka Fareed.

4.2.3 Menaka Fareed moved to adopt for 2012, seconded by Teliko Koroi.

4.2.4 Goru Arvind moved to adopt for 2013, seconded by Menaka Fareed.

4.3 Calvin Prasad advised the Audited Accounts for 2014 would be tabled at an Extra‐Ordinary

General Meeting in March 2015.

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5. Election of Office Bearers

5.1 Calvin Prasad presented Nominations of Office Bearers confirmed by the Executive Committee.

5.2 Since the number of nominations did not exceed the number of positions available, the

following were declared as duly elected:

5.2.1 President ‐ Calvin Prasad

5.2.2 Vice‐President ‐ Gloria Sukhu

5.2.3 Vice‐President ‐ Menaka Fareed

5.2.4 General Secretary ‐ Goru Arvind

5.2.5 Assistant General Secretary ‐ Hilda Vukikomoala

5.2.6 Committee Members ‐ Manoj Kumar, Taione Sikivou, Asheel Singh, Ravikesh

Prasad, Anirudh Singh, Simon Yuen

5.3 Since there were no nominations for the position of Treasurer, nominations were called from

the floor:

5.3.1 Gloria Sukhu nominated Simon Yuen. Simon Yuen declined.

5.3.2 Gloria Sukhu nominated Noel Adricula. Noel Adricula declined.

5.3.3 Gloria Sukhu nominated Virgilio De Asa. Virgilio De Asa declined.

5.3.4 Teliko Koroi nominated Asheel Singh. Asheel Singh declined.

5.4 Calvin Prasad stated as there were no nominations for Treasurer, this vacancy would be treated

as a ‘Casual Vacancy’ and may be filled by the Executive Committee.

6. Appointment of Auditor

6.1 Calvin Prasad nominated Shashi Datt & Associates as Auditor. Simon Yuen enquired about the

fees proposed. Calvin Prasad clarified it was $400 + VAT per year for 2010‐13.

6.2 Shashi Datt & Associates were appointed as Auditor for the year ending 2014.

6.3 Simon Yuen suggested getting quotations from other Auditors for the year 2015. Calvin Prasad

requested Simon Yuen to assist in this. Simon Yuen agreed.

7. Other Business

7.1 Calvin Prasad advised that FCF had sent 3 nominations for this years’ Fiji Sports Awards:

7.1.1 Team of the Year – Women’s Olympiad Team

7.1.2 Young Athlete of the Year Female – Cydel Terubea

7.1.3 Sportsman of the Year – Calvin Prasad

7.2 Ravikesh Prasad suggested sponsors for paid advertisements or flyers to market tournaments.

Calvin Prasad advised that would be taken into consideration.

7.3 Ravikesh Prasad suggested Certificates for winners in tournaments and results put online.

Calvin Prasad advised this was approved by the Executive Committee for 2015.

7.4 Goru Arvind queried whether FCF would resume Sunday Chess Clinics. Calvin Prasad advised it

would be dependent on venue, and would be decided by Committee. He further suggested USP

Chess Club and other clubs to take the initiative to organise this.


7.5 Calvin Prasad asked members if they preferred Tournaments on Saturdays or Sundays.

Preference for both indicated by members. He advised Tappoo City is usually unavailable on

Saturdays, but Executive Committee would consider member’s vews.

8. Awards and Presentations

8.1 FIDE Trainer certificates and badges were presented to the following recipients:

8.1.1 FIDE Instructor – Manoj Kumar

8.1.2 National Instructor – Fredrick Sukhu

8.1.3 National Instructor – Prashil Prakash

8.1.4 National Instructor – Noel Adricula

8.1.5 Development Instructor– Vilisi Sukhu

8.1.6 Development Instructor – Zen Borg

8.2 Presentation of prizes for the 2015 Tappoo City Blitz Open was conducted by sponsor Reshmani

Murthy and Virgilio De Asa.

8.3 Virgilio De Asa presented Chess Awards to the following recipients:

8.3.1 Junior Player of the Year – Cydel Terubea

8.3.2 Most Improved Player of the Year – Zen Borg

8.3.3 Player of the Year – Calvin Prasad

9. Close of Meeting

9.1 Date of next meeting to be advised.

9.2 Meeting adjourned at 3.40PM.



2014 PRESIDENT’S REPORT

I have much pleasure in presenting the 2014 President’s Report in my capacity as

Acting President of Fiji Chess Federation (FCF). I endeavor to capture the

accomplishments and challenges of the previous year, and provide an outlook for the

year ahead.

In January, FCF held its Annual General Meeting in Suva, setting the tone for an

exciting year ahead.

In February, Calvin Prasad and Gloria Sukhu attended a Trainer’s and Arbiter’s

Seminar in Honiara, Solomon Islands. The duo successfully attained FIDE Instructor

(FI) and FIDE Arbiter (FA), and National Instructor (NI) and FA titles, respectively.

Their participation was made possible by funding from Global Chess. FCF is grateful

to the support from Geoffrey Borg and Casto Abundo, as well as the hospitality of

the Solomon Islands Chess Federation.

Fiji Chess was in the national spotlight later in February, with the nomination of five

players and officials in various categories of the Fiji Sports Awards. Menash Fareed

won the Young Male Athlete of the Year award, and Fiji Chess Federation received

the Prime Minister’s Award.

In May, FCF hosted a Trainer’s Seminar in Suva, attended by 22 participants. 19

participants received Trainer Titles from FIDE. Manoj Kumar, Jashint Maharaj and

John Caldiera received FI titles. This Seminar was made possible by funding from

Global Chess, and was conducted by Geoffrey Borg.

Also in May, FCF completed and published a 4‐year Strategic Development Plan. This

is available for download from the FCF website.

In June, FCF sent two juniors Zen Borg and Jacqueline Masilomani to participate in

the 15th ASEAN+ Age Group Championship, in Macau. They were accompanied by

Gloria Sukhu. This trip was made possible by support from Ignatius Leong and

Kasparov Chess Foundation Asia‐Pacific (KSFAP).

Fiji Chess icon Virgilio De Asa officially retired from his position as President, after 35

years of service to FCF. Dr De Asa had been the backbone of Fiji Chess since

inception in 1979, leading FCF for 35 years. His prolific leadership saw a large

number of local chess players attain International ratings and Titles. He was retained

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as Captain of the Olympiad Open Team, and FIDE Delegate.

In July, FCF commenced a 4‐year Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with KSFAP,

whereas the latter would provide a grant towards Fiji’s Chess‐In‐Schools (CIS)

program.

In August, FCF sent an Open and Women’s Team to participate in the 41st Chess

Olympiad in Tromso, Norway. The Open Team consisted Calvin Prasad, Manoj

Kumar, Sanmogam Goundar, Taione Sikivou and Jasvindar Singh. The Women’s

Team comprised Keiran Lyons, Gloria Sukhu, Hilda Vukikomoala and Arti Sewak.

Jashint Maharaj accompanied the team and became the first Arbiter from Fiji to

officiate at an Olympiad. FCF received a Travel Subsidy from the Tromso Olympiad

Organisers, and a grant from the Fiji National Sports Commission.

The Captain’s report on this event is available from the Fiji Chess website. The

highlight of the Olympiad was the Women’s Team defying all odds and finishing

higher than their initial ranking.

FCF decided to rate all local tournaments in 2014 using FIDE’s rating system,

primarily due to inconsistency in maintaining our own rating list. This resulted in 8

FIDE Rapid events and 1 FIDE Standard event in 2014. The number of players

registered under Fiji grew from 27 (January 1st), to 119 (December 31st).

The following tournaments were organized in Suva throughout the year:

Tappoo City Blitz Open;

Kundan Singh Open (7‐round Swiss/1‐day/FIDR);

Brijlal Open (7‐round Swiss/1‐day/FIDR);

Primary & Secondary Schools Chess Championship;

Mohammed Badshah Memorial Open (7‐round Swiss/1‐day/FIDR);

Rajnesh Parmeshwar Memorial Open (7‐round Swiss/1‐day/FIDR);

FMF U20 Chess Championship;

Fiji Bitter Chess Open (7‐round Swiss/1‐day/FIDR);

Fiji National Teams Open; and

SportsWorld Fiji National Chess Championship (9‐round Swiss/5‐day/FIDE)

In December, the SportsWorld Fiji National Chess Championship attracted 33

participants, and prizes were awarded in Open, Women and Junior categories. This

FIDE‐rated event saw 11‐year old Gor Nahapetyan acquiring a FIDE rating of 1611. A

stellar performance was registered by 16‐year‐old Cydel Terubea, who defeated



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to ensure FCF is self‐sustainable in four years.

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prospects if our plans are implemented successfully.

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A Long‐Term Strategic Plan

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Purchase of Computer and Chess Equipment

As a new initiative, Minutes of all meetings will be available for download from the

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confirmed. We want Members and Partners to always be aware of the decisions

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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

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Page 3

STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURE

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2010

Notes 2010

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Income

Donations 3 7,350

FASANOC Lottery 1,180

Interest Received 39

Miscellaneous 365

Subscriptions 4 290

Tournament Entry Fees 4 530

Tournament Sponsorship 5 2,450

Total Income 12,204

Expenses

Asian Games 8,216

Bank Charges 40

Box Rent 40

Chess Meeting 2,416

Subscriptions 6 2,756

Sydney International open 1,215

Tournament Prizes 7 4,300

Venue Hire 100

Total Expenses 19,083

Net Surplus/ (Deficit) (6,879)


The accompanying notes form part of these accounts.


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NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE ACCOUNTS


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Cash at BSP A/c 883234- Fiji Chess Federation 3,315

Cash at BSP A/C 3104155- Oceania Chess Fund 5,345 Total Cash & Cash Equivalents 8,659

2) Equipment

As at 31 December 2010

WDV Depreciation WDV

01.01.2010 charge for 31.12.10

the year

($) ($) ($)

Chess Books 392 - 392

Chess Clocks 830 - 830

Chess Sets 1,469 - 1,469

Demo Boards 155 - 155

Fritz 7 83 - 83

2,929 - 2,929

The Federation elected not to claim depreciation expense for the fiscal year under audit.

Summary of Significant Accounting Policies

The principal accounting policies adopted in preparing the accounts are stated to assist in

a general understanding of the accounts. These policies have been consistently applied

except as otherwise stated.

Basis of Preparation

The accounts have been prepared on a cash basis.

Depreciation of Equipment


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2010

3) Donations ($)

Sanmogam Goundar 1,520

Virgilio De Asa 5,830 Total Donations 7,350

4) Subscriptions & Entry Fees

Calvin Prasad 10

Courts Homecentres 110

Ethan Segal 20

Gloria Sukhu 10

Goru Arvind 10

Hilda Areki 10

Indian Collage 30

John Caldeira 20

Joseph Yuen 10

Kong Yuen Man 10

Krishneel Nair 10

Kundan Singh 240

Labasa Chess 30

Manoj Kumar 10

MGM High School 25

Neel Arora 10

Noel Adricula 10

Rajnesh Parmel 180

Tarun Bala 20

USP 25

Virgilio De Asa 10

Wayne Areki 10 Total Subscriptions & Entry Fees 820

5) Tournament Sponsorships

Fiji Bitter 1,000

FMF 1,000

Kundan Singh 300

Rajesh 150 Total Tournament Sponsorships 2,450


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2010

6) Subscriptions ($)

FASANOC 20

FIDE 2,736 Total Subscriptions 2,756

7) Tournament Prizes

Fiji Bitter 1,000

FMF 1,000

Kundan Singh 300

Mohd Badshah 2,000 Total Tournament Prizes 4,300

8) Brought Forward- Accumulated Funds

Opening Balance- Fiji Chess Federation A/c 883234 8,816

Opening Balance- Oceania Chess Fund A/c 3104155 6,722

Opening Balance for Equipment 2,929 Total Accumulated Funds 18,467


PAGE CONTENTS

1 Auditor's Report

2 Balance Sheet





31 December 2011




Page 3



Notes 2011 2010

($) ($)

Income

Donations 3 24,995 7,350

FASANOC Lottery 1,095 1,180

Interest Received 93 39

Miscellaneous 1,125 365

Subscriptions 4 635 290

Tournament Entry Fees 4 - 530

Tournament Sponsorship 5 3,300 2,450

Total Income 31,243 12,204

Expenses

Arbiter's Seminar Sydney 2,046 -

Asian Games - 8,216

Bank Charges - 40

Box Rent 40 40

Chess Meeting - 2,416

Seminar Presentation 140 -

Subscriptions 6 1,574 2,756

Sydney International open - 1,215 Tournament Prizes 7 5,300 4,300

Venue Hire - 100 Total Expenses 9,100 19,083

Net Surplus/ (Deficit) 22,144 (6,879)







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2) Equipment



01.01.2011 charge for 31.12.11

the year

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Chess Sets 1,469 - 1,469


Fritz 7 83 - 83

2,929 - 2,929


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The principal accounting policies adopted in preparing the accounts are stated to assist in a

general understanding of the accounts. These policies have been consistently applied except

as otherwise stated.





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2011 2010

3) Donations ($) ($)

Oceania Chess Federation 1,755 -

Sanmogam Goundar 14,490 1,520

Virgilio De Asa 8,750 5,830 Total Donations 24,995 7,350


Abhimanyu Krishna 20 -

Calvin Prasad - 10

Courts Homecentres - 110

Et all 100 -

Ethan Segal - 20

FNU 125 -

Gloria Sukhu 10 10

Goru Arvind 10 10

Hilda Areki - 10

Hilda Vukikomo 10 -

Indian Collage - 30

Jai Narayan College 25 -

Jashint Maharaj 150 -

John Caldeira - 20

Joseph Yuen - 10

Jun Adricula 10 -

Kevin Liu 25 -

Kong Yuen Man - 10

Krishneel Nair - 10

Kundan Singh - 240

Labasa Chess 50 30

Manoj Kumar - 10

MGM High School 25 25

Nadi Chess Club 25 -

Navneel Kumar 10 -

Neel Arora - 10

Noel Adricula - 10

Rajiv Raj 10

Rajnesh Parmel - 180

Seru sisarocivi 20 -

Tarun Bala - 20

USP - 25

Virgilio De Asa 10 10

Wayne Areki - 10 Total Subscriptions & Entry Fees 635 820


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2011 2010

5) Tournament Sponsorships ($) ($)

Fiji Bitter 1,000 1,000

FMF 2,000 1,000

Kundan Singh 300 300

Rajesh - 150 Total Tournament Sponsorships 3,300 2,450

6) Subscriptions

Oceania Chess Confederation 221 -

FASANOC 20 20

FIDE 1,333 2,736 Total Subscriptions 1,574 2,756



FMF 1,000 1,000


Mohd Badshah 3,000 2,000 Total Tournament Prizes 5,300 4,300


PAGE CONTENTS

1 Auditor's Report

2 Balance Sheet





31 December 2012




Page 3



Notes 2012 2011

($) ($)

Income

Chess Olympiad 5,000 - Donations 3 28,752 24,995

FASANOC Lottery - 1,095


Miscellaneous 985 1,125

Oceania Zonal 265 Subscriptions 4 230 635

Tournament Entry Fees 4 210 -



Expenses

Arbiter's Seminar Sydney expenses - 2,046

Bank Charges 25 -

Box Rent 40 40

Chess Olympiad expenses 26,993 -

Fiji International expenses 5,947 -

Seminar Presentation - 140 Subscriptions 6 1,097 1,574

Tournament Prizes 7 3,100 5,300

Total Expenses 37,201 9,100

Net Surplus/ (Deficit) 1,401 22,144







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Cash at BSP A/c 883234- Fiji Chess Federation 443


2) Equipment



01.01.2012 charge for 31.12.12

the year

($) ($) ($)



Chess Sets 1,469 - 1,469


Fritz 7 83 - 83

2,929 - 2,929


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2012 2011


Oceania Chess Federation - 1,755

Virgilio De Asa 25,183 8,750

Sanmogam Goundar 3,569 14,490 Total Donations 28,752 24,995


Abhimanyu Krishna 0 20

Calvin Prasad 10 0

Darrel Givon 10 0

Edwin Pedraver 10 0

Esha Raicar 20 0

Et all 0 100

FNU 0 125

Gloria Sukhu 10 10

Goru Arvind 10 10

Hilda Vukikomo 0 10

Jai Narayan College 0 25

Jashint Maharaj 0 150

Juan Clomera 10 0

Jun Adricula 10 10

Kavindra Nand 10 0

Kevin Liu 0 25

Krishneel Nair 10 0

Labasa Chess 0 50

Manoj Kumar 10 0

Menash Fareed 20 0

MGM High School 0 25

Mohd Baadshah 210 0

Nadi Chess Club 0 25

Navneel Kumar 0 10

Neel Arora 10 0

Neelam Kumar 10 0

Noel Adricula 10 0

Rajiv Raj 10 10

Seru sisarocivi 0 20

Taione Sikivou 10 0

Teliko Koroi 10 0

Vinooda Senewi 20 0

Virgilio De Asa 10 10 Total Subscriptions & Entry Fees 440 635


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2012 2011

5) Tournament Sponsorships ($) ($)


FMF 1,000 2,000


Team Chess 285 0Total Tournament Sponsorships 3,085 3,300

6) Subscriptions

FASANOC 20 20

FIDE 1,077 1,333

Oceania Chess Confederation 0 221 Total Subscriptions 1,097 1,574



FMF 1,000 1,000

KSO Prize 300 0

Kundan Singh 0 300

Mohd Badshah 0 3,000

Team Prize 300 0Total Tournament Prizes 3,100 5,300


PAGE CONTENTS

1 Auditor's Report

2 Balance Sheet





31 December 2013




Page 3



Notes 2013 2012

($) ($)

Income

Chess Olympiad - 5,000 Donations 3 21,693 28,752

FASANOC Lottery - -


Miscellaneous 9,617 985

Oceania Zonal 51,191 265 Subscriptions 4 680 230

Tournament Entry Fees 4 - 210



Expenses

Arbiter's Seminar Sydney - -

Bank Charges 40 25

Box Rent 82 40

Chess Olympiad expenses - 26,993

Fiji International expenses - 5,947

Oceania Zonal expenses 38,601 -

Seminar Presentation - -

Subscriptions 6 3,902 1,097

Tournament Prizes 7 2,800 3,100

World Youth expenses 11,428 -

Total Expenses 56,853 37,201

Net Surplus/ (Deficit) 30,178 1,401







1)

a)

b)


($)



2) Equipment



01.01.2013 charge for 31.12.13

the year

($) ($) ($)



Chess Sets 1,469 - 1,469


Fritz 7 83 - 83

2,929 - 2,929


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2013 2012


Oceania Chess Federation - -

Sanmogam Goundar - 3,569

Virgilio De Asa 21,693 25,183 Total Donations 21,693 28,752


Auston Koroi 20 -

Calvin Prasad 10 10

Claudya Koroi 20 -

Darrel Givon - 10

Dileetha Kohob 10 -

Edwin Pedraver - 10

Emosi Cawaqa 10 -

Esha Raicar - 20

Gaurav Raicar 10 -

Gloria Sukhu 10 10

Goru Arvind 150 10

Hosa Varea 10 -

Jacquelyn Masilomani 10 -

James Zhang 10 -

Jeryka Prasad 20 -

John Caldeira 10 -

Juan Clomera 10 10

Julianne Masilomani 10 -

Jun Adricula - 10

Kabrina Terubea 10 -

Kavindra Nand - 10

Keez Terubea 10 -

Kelvyn Prasad 20 -

Kevin Caloroy 10 -

Krishneel Nair 10 10

Lin Xin Xie 10 -

Lionel Prasad 10 -

Louise Masilomani 10 -

Makave Chute 20 -

Manoj Kumar 10 10

Menash Fareed 10 20

Mohd Baadshah - 210


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2013 2012

($) ($)

Neel Arora - 10

Neelam Kumar - 10

Netmini Perera 10 -

Nitish Kannan 10 -

Noel Adricula 10 10

Rajiv Raj - 10

Ravikesh Prasad 10 -

Rishab Prasad 10 -

Rishikul Primary 30 -

Ronald Terubea 10 -

Rudr Ravi Prasad 10 -

Shivaan Sharma 10 -

Stanley Rahul Sharma 10 -

Stanley Zhang 10 -

Taione Sikivou - 10

Teliko Koroi 10 10

USP 30 -

Vashni Bezalel 10 -

Villiame Cawaqa 10 -

Vinooda Senewi - 20

Virgilio De Asa 10 10

Welton Fong 10 -

William Yee 10 -

Zen Borg 10 - Total Subscriptions & Entry Fees 680 440

5) Tournament Sponsorships

Asian Chess - -


FMF 2,000 1,000

FSC & ANZ - -


Team Chess - 285 Total Tournament Sponsorships 3,800 3,085

6) Subscriptions

FASANOC 25 20

FIDE 3,537 1,077

Oceania Chess Confederation 340 -


Total Subscriptions 3,902 1,097

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2013 2012

7) Tournament Prizes ($) ($)

Calton Brewery 1,500 -

Fiji Bitter - 1,500

FMF-U20 1,000 1,000

KSO Prize - 300

Kundan Singh 300 -

Team Prize - 300 Total Tournament Prizes 2,800 3,100


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