Latresh, Sabrina

In 2008, she won the junior Arab chess championship among girls in the age group U16 ^[1] . In 2011, at the junior Arab chess championship among girls in the age group U20, she divided the first place and for this success she received the title of international master among women ^[2] . She won the women's chess championships of the Arab countries twice (2014, 2016) ^{[3] [4]} . In 2015, she was third at the Women's African Chess Championship (won by Mona Khaled ) ^[5] . In 2015, together with Amina Meziud, she shared the first place in the women's zonal chess tournament in Africa and received the right to participate in the women's world chess championship ^[6] .

In 2017, she made her debut in Tehran at the Women's World Chess Championship , where she lost to Alexandra Kosteniuk in the first round ^[7] .

Represented Algeria at six chess olympiads (2006-2016). I participated in the women's team chess tournament in the African Games three times (2007-2011). In the team event, she won gold (2007) and silver (2011) medals. In the individual event, she won the gold (2011) medal ^[8] . She participated in the women's team chess tournament in the Pan-Arab Games in 2011 and won the gold medal in the team event ^[9] .

• Sabrina Latres personal card on the FIDE website
• Sabrina Latres games in the database
• Sabrina Latres personal card on 365chess.com
• Performances by Sabrina Latres at the Chess Olympiads