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Kees Thijssen wins Curaçao Open.

Ndiaga Samb in the ninth and last round couldn't beat Slovenian MF Vladimir Rejc and lost the tournament, because Kees Thijssen had more resistancepoints.


1. Kees Thijssen (The Netherlands) 9-16
2. Ndiaga Samb (Senegal) 9-16
3. Louiceus Sang Wong (Haiti) 9-12
4/8. Spely Laventure (Haiti), Frantz Forbin (Guadeloupe), Gerson Bendt (Surinam), Vladimir Rejc (Slovenia), Anthony Alexandre (Haiti) 9-11
9/12. Theo Dijkstra (The Netherlands) , Stanley Moetoer (Surinam), Dickson Maughn (Trinidad & Tobago), Clifton Agatha (Curaзao) 9-10
13/19. Andy Damen (The Netherlands), Ramon Sakidin (Surinam), Bernard Willock (Antigua), Bй Eggens (The Netherlands), Peter Pippel (The Netherlands), Anko Baksoellah (Surinam), Nelsen Angela (Curaзao) 9-9
20/23.Giorgio Carbonara (Italia), Glenn Dumfries (Surinam), Julio Castro (Costa Rica), Renzo Tondo (Italia) 9-8
24/26. Guido Badiali (Italia), Siegfried Panneflek (Curaзao), Marvin Leocaria (Curaзao) 9-7
27/30. Brion Koullen (The Netherlands), Edsel Barbara (Curaзao), Carlos Lorevil (Curaзao), Henry Bernadina (Curaзao) 9-6
31. Moises Cordilia (Curaзao) 9-5
32. Lionel Cordilia (Curaзao) 9-4

Later the whole final standings.
Patrick Stork from The Hague, The Netherlands, was winner from the Youthgroup with a 100% score.

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