AGA Open Champions
2008: Miao Zhao
2007: David He
2006: Raphael Shin
2005: Kevin Chen
2004: Yiming Guo
2003: Yiming Guo
2002: Chengliang Wang
2001: Yiming Guo
2000: Yiming Guo
1999: Andrew Chi
1998: Andrew Chi
1997: Andrew Chi
1996: Andrew Chi
1995: Andrew Chi
1994: Yufei Wang
1993: Sang Dae Hahn
1992: Syn Liew
1991: Sang Dae Hahn
1990: Yufei Wang
1989: Sang Dae Hahn
1988: Yufei Wang
1987: Choon-Sik Moon
1986: Chi-Moon Park
1985: Sang Dae Hahn
1984: Sang Dae Hahn
1983: Kwang Ho An
1982: Sang Dae Hahn
1981: Sang Dae Hahn
1980: Sang Dae Hahn
1979: I. Hou
1978: H. Masuda
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Tournaments and Events
The AGA and its clubs organise a number of tournament during the year, including (2010 dates will be posted here when known)
Queensland State Championships, Brisbane, February 6-7 2010
NSW State Championships, Sydney, June 2010
ACT State Championships, Canberra, July 2010
Korean Ambassador's Cup Sydney, August 2010
Australian National Championships, Sydney, October 2010
Details and contacts for tournaments will be listed below as they become available.
These tournaments earn participants Representative Points; the player leading the Representative Point table is eligible for selection to represent Australia at certain international
tournaments, in particular the World Amateur Go Championship and the Korean Prime Minister's Cup. Results for previous tournament and the current Representative Point table can be found in the Links section.
Tournament organisers: please submit details to the Secretary
International events
Kakegawa May 26 -31
Events for 2010
2010 Queensland State Championships
Sat - Sun 6 - 7 February at the University of Queensland - contact horatio@go.org.au or your nearest Brisbane Go Club committee member.
Events from 2009
Special Event - Go Camp at Ballina, Northern NSW, May 2-4
13th NEC Cup
Saturday and Sunday April 18, 19 at the Vibe Savoy Hotel, Little Collins St Melbourne.
2009 NSW State Championships
Saturday and Sunday June 6, 7 Sydney.
Philas House.[Level 1] 17 Brisbane St, Surry Hills [City]
Contact Robert Vadas Robert Vadas
2009 ACT Championships
Saturday and Sunday July 25, 26 in conjunction with the ANU Chess Festival.
Venue: Fenner Hall, Northbourne Ave, Canberra
Contact David Ormerod for further details.
4th Korean Ambassadors Cup
Saturday 8 August 2009. (note 1-day tournament)
Venue: Sila Restaurant 161 Beamish St. Campsie Ph: 9718 1029
2009 Australian National Championships
Saturday and Sunday October 3 -4, Teaching Day Friday October 2 .
Venue: Members’ Lounge, Ground Floor, Union House, University of Melbourne
Registration form is here
On-the-day registration begins at Saturday 8:00am (changed from 9:00am, to allow more time for people), but please register in advance! You can register in advance by using direct debit or money order. You may also register on the Saturday morning in person or on the Friday teaching day. (The Friday teaching day is located in Alice Hoy Rm109, and Rm330. Coordinates for Alice Hoy Building is I-20 on the university map.)
AGA Annual General Meeting begins Saturday 5:30pm
Closing ceremony begins Sunday 5:30pm
Contact: SPGO or Box 11, Union House, University of Melbourne, Vic 3010
On Friday October 2, there will be a free day of teaching events and games,
with professional 8 dan Younggil An in attendance. Please the organisers know if you will be there!
Time: 9am-5pm. Friday 2nd October.
Location: Room 109 (with Rm330, as a relax room, or extra room), Alice Hoy Building, Melbourne Uni. (Room 109 is located downstairs, entrance from Monash Road. Get off the tram and walk into uni, it should be the second set of stairs going down into the building on your left. Room 330 is accessed by going up the stairs inside the building.)
If you have never been to the university before, you can find it at the northern end of Swanston St, Melbourne city. Please see this city map.
You can find Union House using this campus map, it is building 130, map reference E15. You want to enter through North Court (on the northern side of the building).
2008 Events
12th NEC Cup
Saturday and Sunday April 19, 20 2008 in Melbourne.
As usual, a great time was has by all. Contact Brad Melki for results.
2008 NSW State Championships
Saturday and Sunday June 7, 8 Sydney.
Philas House.[Level 1] 17 Brisbane St, Surry Hills [City]
Contact Robert Vadas Robert Vadas
The winner of the open section was David He. Results are in the Files/Tournaments section.
2008 ACT Championships
Saturday and Sunday July 26, 27 in conjunction with the ANU Chess Festival.
Venue: Fenner Hall, Northbourne Ave, Canberra
The winner of the Open section was Miao Zhao; Cuiying Xu win the Handicap section.
3rd Korean Ambassadors Cup & Sydney Korean Baduk Association Championship
Saturday 23 August 2008. (note 1-day tournament)
Venue: Sila Restaurant 161 Beamish St. Campsie Ph: 9718 1029
With 58 players in 4 divisions this was a very exciting tournament. In the top division, which boasted 7 7 dans and 6 6-dans among the 16 players, Sena Lee defeated all opponents to take 1st place. Raphael Shin came second, and will represent Australia in the KPMC. David He was third. In Division B (1 to 4 dan) Shi Hao was first, while K.W. Kim and Jang Woo Lee took out Divisions C and D.
YoungGil An 6p, one of Korea's bright new professional stars and who is spending a year in Australia, was tournament referee.
2008 Queensland State Championships
Sat - Sun 15 - 16 MARCH
at Brisbane Bridge Centre 104 Frederick St Annerley
2008 Australian National Championships
Saturday and Sunday November 22-23.
Venue: Brisbane Bridge Centre 104 Frederick St. Annerley.
Some photos from the 1st World Mind Sports Games ...

Team Australia

Opening ceremony

Joanne Missingham v Monika Reimpell
More photos in the Files/Photos section
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