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Singapore Chess Championship

The Singapore Chess Championship is the annual individual national chess championship of Singapore organised by the Singapore Chess Federation. The event also features a Challengers section, which is a FIDE-rated tournament for amateur chess players. In 2015, the Challengers section was named "Singapore Amateur Chess Championship".

Winners

Nr	Year	Men (standard)	Women (standard)	Men (rapid)	Women (rapid)	Men (blitz)	Women (blitz)
1	1949	Lim Kok Ann
2	1950	P. Aherne
3	1951	R. W. Borsodi
4	1952	J. C. Hickey
5	1953	Tay Kheng Hong
6	1954	David Pritchard
7	1955	David Pritchard
8	1956	Low Seow Meng
9	1957	J. C. Hickey
Tay Kheng Hong
10	1958	J. C. Hickey
11	1959	Tan Lian Ann
12	1960	Lim Kok Ann
13	1961	Tan Lian Seng
14	1962	Tan Lian Ann
15	1963	Tan Lian Seng
16	1964	Tan Lian Ann
17	1965	Tan Lian Ann
18	1966	Tan Lian Seng
19	1967	Tan Lian Ann
20	1968	Lim Kok Ann
21	1969	Tan Lian Ann
22	1970	Oey Liang Hien
23	1971	Pang Kwok Leong
24	1972	Giam Choo Kwee
25	1973	Giam Choo Kwee
26	1974	Pang Kwok Leong
27	1975	Lim Seng Hoo
28	1976	Lim Seng Hoo
29	1977	Lim Seng Hoo
30	1978	Lim Seng Hoo
31	1979	Leow Leslie
32	1980	Tan Lian Ann
33	1981	Tan Lian Ann
34	1982	Tan Lian Ann
35	1983	Tan Lian Ann
36	1984	Leow Leslie
37	1985	Wong Meng Leong
38	1986	Wong Meng Kong
39	1987	Heng Derrick
40	1988	Wong Foong Yin
41	1989	Wong Meng Kong
42	1990	Wong Meng Kong
43	1991	Wong Meng Kong
44	1992	Hsu Li Yang
45	1993	Hsu Li Yang	Yip Fong Ling
46	1994	Tan Tzer En	Yip Fong Ling
47	1995	Terry Toh	Yip Fong Ling
48	1996	Lau Keng Boon	Hon Christel
49	1997	Choong Gregory	Yap Cynthia
50	1998	Chan Mark	Yap Cynthia
51	1999	Chan Peng Kong
52	2000	Kek Wei Chuan
53	2001	Koh Kum Hong
54	2002	Leong Luke	Liu Yang
55	2003	Wu Shaobin	Liu Yang
56	2004	Jason Goh Koon-Jong	Tay Li Jin Jeslin
57	2005	Wu Shaobin	Sia Xin Yun Suzanna
58	2006	Goh Weiming	Tay Li Jin Jeslin
59	2007	Goh Weiming	Khegay Anjela
60	2008	Goh Weiming	Chan Wei Yi Victoria
61	2009	Goh Weiming
62	2010	Chan Yi Ren Daniel
63	2011	Chan Wei Xuan Timothy	Liu Yang
64	2012	Goh Weiming	Gong Qianyun
65	2013	Goh Weiming	Ho En Huei Danielle
66	2014	Liu Xiangyi
67	2015	Paciencia Enrique	Gong Qianyun
68	2016	Tin Jingyao	Gong Qianyun
69	2017	Tin Jingyao, Goh Weiming	Gong Qianyun
70	2018	Tin Jingyao	Gong Qianyun
71	2019	Tin Jingyao	Gong Qianyun
72	2020	Tin Jingyao	Gong Qianyun
73	2021	Susilodinata Andrean	Gong Qianyun
74	2022	Goh Weiming	Gong Qianyun	Lee Qing Aun	[?]()	[?]()	[?]()
75	2023	Tin Jingyao	Gong Qianyun	Goh Weiming	Gong Qianyun	[?]()	Gong Qianyun
76	2024	Tin Jingyao	Gong Qianyun	Goh Weiming	Gong Qianyun	Goh Weiming	Gong Qianyun
77	2025	[?]()	[?]()	[?]()	[?]()	[?]()	[?]()

References

Unofficial list of champions 1949-2005. Ajedrez de ataque (in Spanish).
Detailed results from the Singapore Chess Federation: 2011, 2008, 2007 Men, 2007 Women, 2006 Men, 2006 Women, 2005 Men, 2005 Women, 2004 Men, 2004 Women, 2003 Men, 2003 Women, 2002, 2001
Results at chess-results.com: 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018
Results James Long's Chess in Singapore: 1997-1998

References

"Chess-Results Server Chess-results.com - 71st National Championships - Open".

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