Belgian Go Federation

On March 1st and March 2nd, the first 5 rounds of the Belgian Championship were played. More details...

The last four rounds will be played in two weeks (14-15/3). More details will follow.

The photographs of the 18th Leuven tournament are now available in the galleries

RSS Feed are now available for the news and the calendar

The 18th Leuven tournament was won by Say Boon Ng before Nelis Vets and Jan Ramon. Read more

Jan Ramon represented Belgium for The 4th European Go Oza Title Match which was held from 31 January to 3 February in Amsterdam. He scored 2/4, beating one 5-dan. You can find the results here: http://www.go-centre.nl/ The 3 European representative in the next world Oza cup will be: Alexander Dinerstein, RU, 3-p Ilya Shikchin, RU, 7-d Cristian Pop, RO, 7-d

Colocated with the Olympic games, the World mind sport games will be organised in China, including Go as a discipline. Click for more info on Belgian delegation.

A Korean student (who is a strong baduk player) is interested in studying in Belgium for one year. We are looking for accomodation. Any suggestions for free or cheap accomodation in a university city would be very appreciated. This would be a nice opportunity to have a strong go teacher.

This year the BGF and the Korean embassy in Belgium will jointly organize a tournament called "Korean Ambassador's Cup" to directly select the Belgian representative at the Korean Prime Minister Cup, to be held in October in Korea. More details will follow.

Wang Yue, François Gonze, Pieter Beyens, Li Y Cheng and Kristof Bossee qualified for the finals of the Belgian Championship 2008.
Francois Gonze and Jan Bogaerts will not be able to participate and will be replaced by Thomas Connor and Chi Yiu Wong.

The place for the preliminaries of the Belgian championship was the club of Antwerpen. There were 22 participants. Wang Yue scored 7 wins, and 4 players scored 5 wins.

Full results

The results of the Brussels Tournament are now available here.

Photos of the tournament are here.

The first six players were :

The 2nd Korea Prime Minister Cup was held in Suwon city from 12 to 17 October.
Jan Ramon won 5 games from 8 and finished with a great 14th place !

All results