International Master
Which title was conferred to Ildikó Mádl in 1992?
Ildikó Mádl Ildikó Mádl ( born 5 November 1969 in Tapolca ) is a Hungarian chess player who holds the FIDE titles of International Master ( IM ) and Woman Grandmaster ( WGM ) . Madl learned to play chess from her father . In 1978 she became a pupil of the chess school Mereszjev that helped to promote talented Hungarian children and teenagers . Individual tournaments . In 1982 and 1983 she won the so-called Olympiad of Pioneers and the Hungarian Championships under-13 and under-15 . Moreover , in 1982 she won the Hungarian Girls Championship U20 although she was only 13 years of age . At the Hungarian Womens Championship in 1982 she was third . In 1983 and 1984 she achieved her first international successes . In winter 1983/84 she won an international girls tournament in Straubing and in 1984 she won the Cadet World Championship for Girls ( U16 ) in Champigny-sur-Marne and the European Junior Chess Championship for girls U20 in Katowice . It was only consequent that Mádl was nominated for the Hungarian national team . Consequently , in her first Womens Chess Olympiad she scored 8 points from 11 games , receiving the title of Woman International Master ( WIM ) . She achieved the required norms for the title of Woman Grandmaster in 1985 at a mens tournament in Szolnok and an international womens tournament in Jajce . In 1986 she could repeat her success at the European Junior Championship which in that year took place in Băile Herculane . In the same year she became World Junior Girls Champion U20 in Vilnius , scoring 2 points ahead of Camilla Baginskaite and Svetlana Prudnikova . In May 1998 she was third at the Elo-tournament in Bechhofen , in January 1999 third at the ninth International Open in Augsburg-Göggingen . In January 2001 she won the International Brauhaus-Riegele-Tournament in Augsburg . In March of the same year she won without losing a single game the Tel Aviv Chess Festival , the first international womens tournament that ever took place in Israel . In January 2002 she won the 13th International Augsburg IM-Tournament . She won Hungarian Womens Championship in 1990 , 1991 , 1993 and 1999 . National team . With the Hungarian national womens team she took part in eleven Womens Chess Olympiads between 1984 and 2006 with an overall result of 49 wins , 49 draws and 19 losses . The only Chess Olympiad in this time that she did not attend was the 2002 Olympiad in Bled . She won the Olympiad with her team twice : in 1988 and in 1990 . The Hungarians winning the Olympiad 1988 in Thessaloniki was remarkable . For the first time since 1976 the event was not won by the Soviet Union . Mádl played together with the three Polgár sisters ( Judit , Zsuzsanna and Zsófia ) . The gold medal was overshadowed by the tragic loss of her fiancé of that time , Béla Perényi . A few weeks before on the way from Budapest to the Olympiad he was killed in a car crash . During the Olympiad Mádls coach was the FIDE Master Ottó Magyar . She took part in European Womens Team Championship six times between 1992 and 2007 . In 1992 , 1999 , 2001 and 2005 she played first board , in 2007 third board . Her biggest individual achievement was a bronze medal for her performance of 6½ out of 9 on first board in Batumi 1999 . Her overall score at European Team Championships is 22.5 points out of 38 games ( thirteen wins , nineteen draws , and six losses ) . Being a member of the German team USV Halle , she plays for the federal state team of Saxony-Anhalt , with which she won the Championship of the Federal States ( Ländermeisterschaft ) in 2004 . Club teams . In the Austrian Staatsliga A she played for the Mens team Salzburger SK Mozart Salzburg in 2000/2001 and 2001/2002 . Since 2005 she plays for Feldbach/Kirchberg in the Austrian 2nd division and the Landsliga Steiermark . Since 2005 she plays as well in the Croatian First Womens League . In the German Frauenbundesliga ( Womens 1st division ) she plays for USV Halle and was team champion in 2007 . In Hungary she plays for Csuti Antal SK . Zalaegerszeg and in Bosnia for ŠK Bihać . Titles . She received the titles of Woman International Master in 1984 , Woman Grandmaster in 1986 and International Master in 1992 . External links . - Ildiko Madl chess games at 365Chess.com