Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Catherine Lip
As a chess enthusiast, I'd love it if national champions got notable coverage in the press in Australia, but they don't. Let alone national junior champions. So in a minor chess country like Australia, I believe anything but the national senior championship fails to qualify as one of "the most prestigious events" required by . And without any press coverage, what is there to write? At least for a senior champion, there's usually a significant career to write about. (See e.g. Darryl Johansen, a multiple Australian senior chess champion). But a junior championship is just a once-off event, and many juniors (in any sport) stop playing, or fail to excel at the senior level. So there's nothing to write except "''X won the national junior championship of Y in year Z''" - as in the case here. We've already got Australian Chess Championship#Australian Girl's Champions, so why does Catherine Lip need her own article? I still say '''Delete
— User:Peter, 02:16, 3 March 2008 (UTC)
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