GoNews/Year2009

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27 December 2009 (China)
Kong Jie beat Chen Yaoye in the final of the 5th Weifufang, winning the title.
23 December 2009 (Korea)
Park Jung Hwan beat W+R, after 130 moves, Kim Jiseok in the third game of the 14th Chunwon, winning the title 3-0.
22 December 2009 (Japan)
Yamashita Keigo beat B+R, after 185 moves, Cho U in the fifth game of the 35th Tengen, winning the title 3-2.
22 December 2009 (China)
Gu Li beat B+R Gu Lingyi in the second game of the 22th Mingren, evening the score 1-1.
22 December 2009 (Taiwan)
Chen Shien beat W+9.5, after 251 moves, Zhou Junxun in the final of the 9th Donggang Cup, winning the title.
19 December 2009 (Japan)
Kono Rin beat B+1.5 Iyama Yuta in the Final of the 5th Daiwa Shoken Cup.
17 December 2009 (Korea)
Kong Jie beat B+R Qiu Jun in the second game of the 14th Samsung Cup, winning the title 2-0.
17 December 2009 (Korea)
Park Jung Hwan beat B+0.5 Kim Jiseok in the second game of the 14th Chunwon. Park leads 2-0.
15 December 2009 (Korea)
Kong Jie beat W+R Qiu Jun in the first game of the 14th Samsung Cup.
15 December 2009 (Korea)
Park Jung Hwan beat W+R Kim Jiseok in the first game of the 14th Chunwon.
13 December 2009 (Taiwan)
Liao Guanhong beat W+3.5 Wang Yuanjun in the final of the 1st Siyuan, winning the title.
10 December 2009 (Taiwan)
Chen Shien beat W+R the challenger Lin Lixiang in the third game of the 5th Wangzuo, winning the title 3-0.
10 December 2009 (Korea)
Lee Changho beat B+0.5 Won Sungjin in the fourth game of the 37th Myungin, winning the title 3-1.
10 December 2009 (Japan)
Cho U beat B+R Yamashita Keigo in the fourth game of the 35th Tengen. The score is even 2-2.
9 December 2009 (Korea)
Cho Hanseung beat W+R Park Yeonghun in the fourth game of the 14th GS Caltex Cup, winning the title 3-1.
9 December 2009 (China)
Sun Tengyu beat B+3.5 Hane Naoki in the 11th Japan China Agon Cup, winning the unofficial title.
8 December 2009 (Taiwan)
Chen Shien beat B+2.5 challenger Lin Lixiang in the second game of the 5th Wangzuo. Chen leads 2-0.
8 December 2009 (Korea)
Lee Changho beat W+3.5 Won Sungjin in the third game of the 37th Myungin. Lee leads 2-1.
6 December 2009 (Korea)
Team Yeongnam Ilbo beat Team Hangame 3-2 in Round 3 of the 2009 Korean Baduk League, winnig the title 2-1. Yoo Changhyuk won the last game.
3 December 2009 (Korea)
Won Sungjin beat W+1.5 Lee Changho in the second game of the 37th Myungin. The score is 1-1.
3 December 2009 (Japan)
Yamashita Keigo beat B+R Cho U in the third game of the 35th Tengen. Yamashita leads 2-1.
2 December 2009 (Korea)
Park Yeonghun beat W+6.5 Cho Hanseung in the third game of the 14th GS Caltex Cup. Cho leads 2-1.
1 December 2009 (Korea)
Lee Changho beat W+R after 196 moves Won Sungjin in the first game of the 37th Myungin.
25-28 November 2009 (China)
The first round of the Nongshim Cup was played. The format is a win and continue team tournament. The players are Hane Naoki(9d), Takao Shinji(9d), Yamashita Keigo(9d), Yamada Kimio(9d), Iyama Yuta(9d), Chang Hao(9d), Ding Wei(9d), Gu Li(9d), Xie He(7d), Liu Xing(7d), Lee Changho(9d), Park Yeonghun(9d), Yun Junsang(7d), Kim Jiseok(6d), Kim Seongjae(3d). This tournament is being studied on SL at 11th Nongshim Cup.
28 November 2009 (China)
Xie He beat W+R Kim Jiseok in the fourth game of the first round of the Nongshim Cup.
27 November 2009 (China)
Kim Jiseok beat W+0.5 (287 moves) Takao Shinji in the third game of the first round of the Nongshim Cup.
26 November 2009 (Taiwan)
Chen Shien beat W+R Lin Lixiang in the first game of the 5th Wangzuo. Chen leads 1-0.
26 November 2009 (Japan)
Hane Naoki beat Yamashiro Hiroshi in final of the 50th Okan Tournament.
26 November 2009 (Japan)
Cho U beat W+3.5 Yamada Kimio in the third game of the 57th Oza. Cho won the match 3-0.
26 November 2009 (China)
Gu Lingyi beat B+R Gu Li in the first game of the 22th Mingren.
26 November 2009 (China)
Kim Jiseok beat Ding Wei in the second game of the first round of the Nongshim Cup.
25 November 2009 (China)
Kim Jiseok beat Yamashita Keigo in the first game of the first round of the Nongshim Cup.
24 November 2009 (Japan)
Cho U beat B+R Yamada Kimio in the second game of the 57th Oza. Cho leads 2-0.
19 November 2009 (Taiwan)
Lin Zhihan beat Chen Shien in the third game of the 1st Haifeng Cup, winning the title 2-1.
19 November 2009 (Japan)
Cho U beat Yamashita Keigo in the second game of the 35th Tengen. The score is 1-1.
18 November 2009 (Japan)
Yuki Satoshi beat Imamura Toshiya in the third game of the 53th Kansai Ki In First Place Championship, winning the title 2-1.
17 November 2009 (Korea)
Cho Hanseung beat Park Yeonghun in the second game of the 14tt GS Caltex Cup. Cho leads 2-0.
12 November 2009 (Japan)
Yamashita Keigo beat Cho U in the first game of the 35th Tengen.
12 November 2009 (Taiwan)
Chen Shien beat Lin Zhihan in the second game of the 1st Haifeng Cup. The score is 1-1.
12 November 2009 (Taiwan)
Lin Shuyang beat Xiao Zhenghao in the third game of the 2th Taiwan Qisheng, winning the title 2-1.
10 November 2009 (Taiwan)
Chen Shien beat W+R Xiao Zhenghao in the second game of the 3rd Aixin, winning the title 2-0.
7 November 2009 (Japan)
Imamura Toshiya beat B+R Yuki Satoshi in the second game of the 53th Kansai Ki In First Place Championship. The score is 1-1.
7 November 2009 (Taiwan)
Lin Shuyang beat W+R Xiao Zhenghao in the second game of the 2th Taiwan Qisheng. The score is 1-1.
5 November 2009 (Taiwan)
Lin Zhihan beat W+R Chen Shien in the first game of the 1st Haifeng Cup.
3 November 2009 (Korea)
Cho Hanseung beat B+R Park Yeonghun in the first game of the 14tt GS Caltex Cup.
1 November 2009 (Taiwann)
Chen Shien beat B+R Xiao Zhenghao in the first game of the 3rd Aixin.
29 October 2009 (Taiwann)
Xiao Zhenghao beat W+R Lin Shuyang in the first game of the 2th Taiwan Qisheng.
28 October 2009 (Japan)
Xie Yimin beat W+R Aoki Kikuyo in the fourth game of the 28th Women's Honinbo. Xie won the match 3-1.
25 October 2009 (China)
Wang Xi beat Wang Yao B+0.5 in the second game of the 6th Changqi. Wang Xi won the match 2-0, claiming the richest title in China.
23 October 2009 (China)
Wang Xi beat Wang Yao in the first game of the 6th Changqi.
23 October 2009 (Japan)
Cho U defeated challenger Yamada Kimio by resignation after 106 moves in the first game of the 57th Oza.
21 October 2009 (Japan)
Xie Yimin beat B+2.5 challenger Aoki Kikuyo in the third game of the 28th Women's Honinbo. Xie leads 2-1.
17 October 2009 (Japan)
Hane Naoki beat W+R Cho U in the 16th Agon title.
14 October 2009 (Japan)
Iyama Yuta, challenger, beat W+R Cho U in the fifth game of the 34th Meijin. Iyama won the title 4-1, becoming the youngest Meijin in history.
12 October 2009 (China)
Lu Jia beat W+0.5 Zheng Yan in the third game of the 7th Jianqiao (best of 3). Lu won the title 2-1 (two years in a row).
11 October 2009 (China)
Zheng Yan beat Lu Jia in the second game of the 7th Jianqiao (best of 3). The score is even 1-1..
9 October 2009 (China)
Lu Jia beat Zheng Yan in the first game of the 7th Jianqiao.
9 October 2009 (Japan)
Xie Yimin beat Aoki Kikuyo in the second game of the 28th Women's Honinbo. The score is even 1-1.
7 October 2009 (Japan)
Iyama Yuta beat Cho U B+R in the fourth game of the 34th Meijin. Iyama leads 3-1.
1 October 2009 (Japan)
Aoki Kikuyo beat Xie Yimin (W+R) in the first game of the 28th Women's Honinbo.
28 September 2009 (China)
Sun Tengyu beat W+R Piao Wenyao in the final of the 11th Ahan Tongshan Cup, winning the title.
25 September 2009 (Japan)
Iyama Yuta beat Cho U B+3.5 in the final game of the 18th Ryusei, winning the title. The game, published today, was played 2009-08-20.
25 September 2009 (Japan)
Ri Ishu beat B+R Mitani Tetsuya in the second game of the 34th Shinjin O, winning the title 2-0.
24 September 2009 (Japan)
Iyama Yuta beat Cho U W+R in the third game of the 34th Meijin. Iyama leads 2-1.
22 September 2009 (Taiwan)
Lin Zhihan beat challenger Xiao Zhenghao in the fifth game of the 5th TaiwanGuoshou. Lin won the title 3-2.
16 September 2009 (Japan)
Iyama Yuta beat Cho U in the second game of the 34th Meijin, by resignation, playing Black, evening the score.
16 September 2009 (Japan)
Ri Ishu beat Mitani Tetsuya in the first game of the 34th Shinjin O.
15 September 2009 (Taiwan)
Lin Zhihan beat B+2.5 challenger Xiao Zhenghao in the fourth game of the 5th Taiwan Guoshou, evening the score 2-2.
8 September 2009 (Taiwan)
Lin Zhihan beat challenger Xiao Zhenghao in the third game of the 5th Taiwan Guoshou. Xiao leads 2-1.
3 September 2009 (Japan)
Cho U beat challenger Iyama Yuta in the first game of the 34th Meijin (B+0.5 in 304 moves).
21 August 2009 (China)
Chen Yaoye beat Kang Dongyun in the third game of the 13th China Korea Tengen, winning the title 2-1.
20 August 2009 (China)
Kang Dongyun beat Chen Yaoye in the second game of the 13th China Korea Tengen. The score is now 1-1.
19 August 2009 (Korea)
Kim Jiseok beat Lee Changho in the second game of the 5th Korean Prices Information Cup, winning the title 2-0.
18 August 2009 (Taiwan)
Xiao Zhenghao beat Lin Zhihan in the second game of the 5th Taiwan Guoshou. Xiao leads 2-0
18 August 2009 (China)
Chen Yaoye beat Kang Dongyun in the first game of the 13th China Korea Tengen.
12 August 2009 (Korea)
Kim Jiseok beat Lee Changho in the first game of the 5th Korean Prices Information Cup.
11 August 2009 (Taiwan)
Xiao Zhenghao beat Lin Zhihan, title holder, in the first game of the 5th Taiwan Guoshou.
21 July 2009 (Japan)
Cho U beat challenger Yuki Satoshi in the third game of the Gosei. Cho won the match 3-0 and kept the title.
21 July 2009 (Taiwan)
Lin Shuyang beat Chen Shien in the final of the 16th Taiwan Zhonghuan Cup.
18 July 2009 (Japan)
Xie Yimin beat Kobayashi Izumi in the final of the 3rd Daiwa Ladies Cup.
16 July 2009 (Taiwan)
Chen Shien beat title holder Zhou Junxun in the sixth game of the 2nd Taiwan Qiwang. Chen won the title 4-2.
15-16 July 2009 (Japan)
Hane Naoki beat Takao Shinji (B+5.5) in the sixth game of the 64th Honinbo. Hane won the match 4-2 and kept the title.
10 July 2009 (Japan)
Cho U beat Yuki Satoshi, by 13.5 points, playing White, in the second game of the Gosei. Cho leads 2-0.
9 July 2009 (Taiwan)
Zhou Junxun beat Chen Shien in the fifth game of the 2nd Taiwan Qiwang. Chen leads 3-2.
7 July 2009 (Taiwan)
Lin Zhihan beat Chen Shien, by resignation, taking White, in the fifth game of the 8th Taiwan Tianyuan. Lin won the title 3-2.
6 July 2009 (Japan)
Kang Dongyun beat Lee Changho W+2.5 in the final of the 22th Fujitsu Cup, taking the title.
2 July 2009 (Taiwan)
Zhou Junxun beat Chen Shien W+0.5 in the fourth game of the 2nd Taiwan Qiwang. Chen leads 3-1.
30 June 2009 (Taiwan)
Chen Shien beat Lin Zhihan in the fourth game of the 8th Taiwan Tianyuan, evening the score 2-2.
29 June 2009 (Japan)
Takao Shinji defeated Hane Naoki in the fifth game of the 64th Honinbo. Hane leads 3-2.
26 June 2009 (Japan)
Cho U beat Yuki Satoshi, challenger, in the first game of the 34th Gosei. Yuki resigned after Black 143.
26 June 2009 (Taiwan)
Zhou Junxun beat Peng Jinghua in the third game of the 36th Taiwan Mingren, winning the title 3-0 (16 consecutive titles).
25 June 2009 (Taiwan)
Chen Shien beat Zhou Junxun W+0.5 in the third game of the 2nd Taiwan Qiwang. Chen leads 3-0.
24 June 2009 (China)
Chang Hao beat Lee Changho in the second game of the 7th Chunlan Cup, playing White by resignation after 176 moves, winning the title 2-0.
23 June 2009 (Taiwan)
Zhou Junxun beat Peng Jinghua in the second game of the 36th Taiwan Mingren. Zhou leads 2-0.
22 June 2009 (China)
Chang Hao beat Lee Changho (B+R after 241 moves) in the first game of the 7th Chunlan Cup.
19 June 2009 (Taiwan)
Zhou Junxun beat Peng Jinghua in the first game of the 36th Taiwan Mingren.
18 June 2009 (Japan)
Hane Naoki beat Takao Shinji B+6.5 in the fourth game of the 64th Honinbo. Hane leads 3-1.
18 June 2009 (Taiwan)
Chen Shien beat Zhou Junxun in the second game of the 2nd Taiwan Qiwang. Chen leads 2-0.
16 June 2009 (Taiwan)
Lin Zhihan beat Chen Shien in the third game of the 8th Taiwan Tianyuan. Lin Leads 2-1.
12 June 2009 (Korea)
Kong Jie beat Lee Sedol B+R after 245 moves in 21th Asian TV Cup, winning the Title.
10 June 2009 (Japan)
Hane Naoki beat Takao Shinji by resignation, playing White, in the third game of the 64th Honinbo. Hane leads 2-1.
6 June 2009 (Japan)
Fujitsu Cup quarterfinals. [ext] results.
26-30 May 2009 (Japan)
30th WAGC, official [ext] website.
27,28 May 2009 (Japan)
Takao Shinji beat Hane Naoki W+R in the second game of the 64th Honinbo, evening the score 1-1.
25 May 2009 (China)
Kong Jie beat Zhou Heyang B+R in the final game for the title CCTV Cup.
13 May 2009 (Japan)
Hane Naoki beat Takao Shinji in the first game of the 64th Honinbo, playing White, by 2.5 points.
8 May 2009 (Japan)
Fujisawa Hideyuki passed away of pneumonia.
4 May 2009 (Korea)
Gu Li beat Cho Hanseung in the fourth game of the 1st BCcard Cup, by resignation, playing Black, wining the Title match 3-1.
3 May 2009 (Korea)
Gu Li beat Cho Hanseung in the third game of the 1st BCcard Cup. Gu Li leads 2-1.
2 May 2009 (China)
Shi Yue and Zhu Yuanhao met in the second game of the 16th Xinren Wang Title match (best of 3). Shi Yue won the match 2-0, taking the title.
2 May 2009 (China)
Tang Yi and Song Ronghui met in the second game of the 3rd Female Xinren Wang Title match (best of 3). Tang Yi won the match 2-0, taking the title.
2 May 2009 (Korea)
Gu Li and Cho Hanseung met in the second game of the 1st BCcard Cup Title match (best of 5). Gu Li won the first game and Cho Hanseung the second, both by resignation, playing White.
1 May 2009 (Korea)
Gu Li beat Cho Hanseung in the first game of the 1st BCcard Cup Title match (best of 5), by resignation playing White.
1 May 2009 (China)
Shi Yue beat Zhu Yuanhao in the first game of the 16th Xinren Wang Title match (best of 3), by resignation playing White.
1 May 2009 (China)
Tang Yi beat Song Ronghui in the first game of the 3rd Female Xinren Wang Title match (best of 3), by resignation playing White.
23 April 2009 (Taiwan)
Choi Cheolhan beat Lee Changho in the fourth game of the 6th Ing Cup. Lee Changho won the first game by 3 points and Choi Cheolhan the second by 7 points, both playing White, then Choi won the third and the fourth by resignation, winning the title 3-1.
22 April 2009 (China)
Wang Yao won 9th Liguang Cup defeating Zhou Heyang.
16 April 2009 (Japan)
Challenger Cho U beat Takao Shinji in the fourth game of the Judan, playing black, by resignation, taking the title 3-1.
16 April 2009 (China)
Challenger Chen Yaoye beat Gu Li in the second game of the 23rd Tianyuan by resignation, playing black, claiming the title 2-0.
11 April 2009 (Japan)
The Fujitsu Cup 2009 started with the first round on April 11 and second round on April 13. Title holder Gu Li lost to Kono Rin in the second round.
9 April 2009 (Japan)
Takao Shinji and challenger Cho U played the third game of the Judan. Cho U won the game by resignation, playing white. Now Cho leads 2-1.
1 April 2009 (Japan)
Xie Yimin beat challenger Chinen Kaori in the third game of the 21st Female Meijin by resignation, playing black, keeping the title.
1 April 2009 (China)
Chen Yaoye beat title holder Gu Li in the first game of the 23st Tianyuan by resignation, playing white.
29 March 2009 (Japan)
Yuki Satoshi, playing black, defeated Takemiya Masaki by resignation in the 56th NHK Cup. The game was actually played on february, 23th and televised 2009-03-29.
21 March 2009 (Japan)
Iyama Yuta, playing black, defeated Shuto Shun by half a point in the 2nd Daiwa Grand Champion Cup. Iyama won also the first edition.
18 March 2009 (Japan)
Takao Shinji and challenger Cho U played the second game of the Judan. Cho U won the game B+4.5, evening the score to 1:1.
17 March 2009 (Japan)
Xie Yimin and Chinen Kaori met in the second game of the 21st Female Meijin. Chinen Kaori won the game by 3.5 points, playing White. The score is 1-1.
16 March 2009 (China)
Gu Lingyi beat Gu Li in the final of the 8th Xinan Wang, playing Black, for resignation. Gu Lingyi won this title also in 2007 and 2008. title.
16 March 2009 (Korea)
Lee Changho beat Lee Sedol in the final match for the 27th KBS Cup. Lee Changho won the first game in february, then, on march 16, Lee Sedol tied the score, winning W+R. Lee Changho won W+2.5 the last game, played in the same day.
11-12 March 2009 (Japan)
Yamashita Keigo defended his Kisei title against Yoda Norimoto winning the 6th game W+2.5, winning the match 4:2.
9 March 2009 (Korea)
Rui Naiwei and Lee Hajin met in the Women's Kuksu. Rui won the first game, then playing White, also won the second game by resignation, winning the title.
7 March 2009 (Japan)
Hane Naoki and Cho U will play for the 28th NEC Cup. Hane, playing Black, won the title by resignation.
5 March 2009 (Japan)
Takao Shinji and challenger Cho U will play the first game of the Judan. Takao won the game, playing Black, by 2.5 points after 352 moves.
3, 5, 7 March 2009 (Singapore)
Lee Changho and Choi Cheolhan will meet in the final match (best of five) for the 6th Ing Cup. Lee Changho won the first game by 3 points and Choi Cheolhan the second by 7 points, both playing White, then Choi won the third by resignation, leading 2-1.
4 March 2009 (Japan)
Xie Yimin and Chinen Kaori met in the first game of the 21st Female Meijin. Xie Yimin(W) won by resignation.
28 February 2009 (China)
Gu Li beat Kong Jie for resignation in the 14th NEC Cup China, winning the title.
25-26 February 2009 (Japan)
Yamashita Keigo and Yoda Norimoto will meet in the fifth game of the Kisei. Yamashita won the game B+5.5 and now leads 3-2.
25 February 2009 (Japan)
Umezawa Yukari beats Kato Keiko in the 3rd game of the 12nd Female Kisei, winning the match 2-1.
23, 25, 26 February 2009 (Kangwon, Korea)
Lee Sedol and Gu Li will meet in the final match for the 13rd LG Cup. Gu Li, playing Black, won the 1st game by resignation after 163 moves and the 2nd (W+R after 172 moves) winning the title 2-0.
20 February 2009 (Korea)
Rui Naiwei and Lee Hajin met in the first game of the Women's Kuksu. Rui won the game by resignation.
19-20 February 2009 (Japan)
Yamashita Keigo and Yoda Norimoto played the fourth game of the Kisei. Yoda won the game B+R, evening the score to 2-2.
4, 6 February 2009 (Korea)
Lee Sedol and Kang Dongyun played the fourth game (and fifth) of the Chunwon. Lee was leading 2-1. Kang won the 4th and the fifth game, winning the title 3-2.
4-5 February 2009 (Japan)
Yamashita Keigo and Yoda Norimoto met in the third game of the Kisei. Yoda won the game W+0.5. Yamashita leads 2-1.
29 January 2009 (Korea)
Lee Sedol won the fourth game of the Kuksu by resignation, thereby defending the title against Mok Jinseok by 3-1.
28, 29 January 2009 (Hiratsuka, Japan)
Yamashita Keigo and Yoda Norimoto met in the 2nd game of the final match for the 33rd Kisei. Yamashita won this game W+0.5, and leads 2-0.
21 January 2009 (Korea)
Rui Naiwei defends Women's Myeongin against Cho Hyeyeon by winning the decisive third game.
19, 21 Juanuary 2009 (Korea)
Lee Sedol and Kong Jie met in the final match for the 13rd Samsung Cup. Lee Sedol won the 1st game B+R and the 2nd W+2.5, winning the title 2-0.
17, 18 January 2009 (Korea)
Park Jung Hwan defeated Baek Hongsuk by 2-0 in the 4th Siptan.
17 January 2009 (Tokyo, Japan)
Cho U and Gu Li met in the Japan China Agon Cup. Gu Li won by resignation.
14,15 January 2009 (Sapporo, Japan)
Yamashita Keigo won the first game by 1.5 of the Kisei against challenger Yoda Norimoto.
15 January 2009 (Korea)
Rui Naiwei won the second game of Women's Myeongin against challenger Cho Hyeyeon (Cho won first game W+0.5 in 317 moves, Rui second game W+R in 170 moves).
14 January 2009 (Korea)
Lee Sedol defeated Kang Dongyun in the third game of the Chunwon. Lee leads now by 2-1.
9 January 2009 (Korea)
Cho Hyeyeon won the first game of the Women's Myeongin against title holder Rui Naiwei by 0.5 points.
6-8 January 2009 (International)
Gu Li wins the 4th World Go OZA against Piao Wenyao (Gu Li wins 1st game B+R in 157 moves and 2nd game W+R in 232 moves).

GoNews/Year2009 last edited by tapir on December 30, 2009 - 15:18
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