Teresa Canela Gimenez, [1] a Catalan industrial property agent and administrator, and Woman International Master [2] [3], from 1975 to 1985 the dominating Catalan female chess player, six times winner of the Catalan Chess Woman Championship [4]. She played five Women's Chess Olympiads for Spain, Haifa, 1976 (winning Bronze medal), Thessaloniki, 1984, Dubai, 1986, Thessaloniki, 1988, and Novi Sad, 1990, and further qualified for the Tuzla Interzonal in 1987 [5]. Along with chess player and chess programmer Josep Parés, she reported on early Spanish Computer Chess Championships in the ICCA Journal.
Teresa Canela [6]

Selected Publications

• Josep Parés, Teresa Canela (1993). Report on the 1st Spanish Computer-Chess Championship. ICCA Journal, Vol. 16, No. 4
• Teresa Canela, Josep Parés (1995). The 2nd Spanish Computer-Chess Championship. ICCA Journal, Vol. 18, No. 1

External Links

• Teresa Canela Gimenez | LinkedIn
• Canela Gimenez, Teresa FIDE Chess Profile
• Teresa Canela chess games - 365Chess.com
• Teresa Canela Giménez - Viquipèdia (Catalan)
• Teresa Canela - Una polifacética campeona de ajedrez (Spanish) by Leontxo García , El País, April 24, 1987
• Escacs i escacs: Escacs femenins a Catalunya (Catalan) by Roger Salvo, January 5, 2014

References

1. ^ Spanish naming customs from Wikipedia
2. ^ Canela Gimenez, Teresa FIDE Chess Profile
3. ^ FIDE Country Top chess players
4. ^ Escacs i escacs: Escacs femenins a Catalunya (Catalan) by Roger Salvo, January 5, 2014
5. ^ Tuzla Interzonal (Women) 1987 - 365Chess.com Tournaments
6. ^ Image from Escacs i escacs: Escacs femenins a Catalunya (Catalan) by Roger Salvo, January 5, 2014

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