2013 Spanish Women's Chess Championship

Taking place before the "main" event, the chess femmes faced off in Linares, Spain August 19th through August 25, 2013.  Here is the final ranking table, courtesy of The Week in Chess:

ch-ESP w 2013 Linares ESP Mon 19th Aug 2013 - Sun 25th Aug 2013 Leading Final Round 9 Standings:
Rk	SNo	Name	FED	Rtg	Pts	TB1	TB2	TB3
1	1	Alexandrova Olga	ESP	2431	6.5	38.0	48.0	44.5
2	8	Calzetta Ruiz Monica	ESP	2221	6.5	36.5	43.5	43.0
3	3	Matnadze Ana	ESP	2390	6.0	39.0	50.5	45.5
4	6	Hernandez Estevez Yudania	ESP	2230	6.0	37.0	47.5	43.5
5	2	Vega Gutierrez Sabrina	ESP	2402	6.0	36.5	47.5	43.0
6	4	Nicolas Zapata Irene	ESP	2253	5.5	37.0	46.5	43.5
7	5	Aranaz Murillo Amalia	ESP	2246	5.5	36.0	46.5	42.5
8	11	Vega Gutierrez Belinda	ESP	2148	5.0	38.0	48.5	44.5
9	15	Perera Borrego Mariela	ESP	2062	5.0	35.5	46.0	42.0
10	7	Garcia Vicente Nieves	ESP	2227	5.0	35.0	45.5	41.0
11	9	Guadamuro Torrente Anabel	ESP	2195	5.0	33.5	43.0	39.5
12	10	Collado Barbas Laura	ESP	2151	5.0	33.0	42.0	39.5
13	12	Cerrato Torrijos Maria	ESP	2148	5.0	32.5	41.5	38.5
14	17	Redondo Arguelles Graciela	ESP	2008	5.0	31.5	38.0	37.5
15	18	Gonzalez Berruga Ana Isabel	ESP	2004	4.5	33.5	42.0	39.5
16	16	Ruiz Font Elisabet	ESP	2059	4.5	32.5	42.0	39.0
17	13	Fidalgo Fernandez Lucia	ESP	2137	4.5	32.5	41.5	39.0
18	14	Alfonso Nogue Beatriz	ESP	2085	4.5	31.0	39.5	37.0
19	22	Beltran Ortiz Edda Georgina	ESP	1906	4.5	30.5	39.5	37.0
20	21	Iza Abete Amaia	ESP	1991	4.5	30.5	38.0	35.5
21	20	Riera Morilla Elizabeth	ESP	1991	4.5	29.5	38.5	35.5
22	19	Ordonez Torres Maria Del Carm	ESP	1994	4.5	27.5	33.5	33.0
23	25	Buiza Prieto Eihartze	ESP	1723	4.0	27.0	32.5	32.0
24	23	Romero Diez Sandra	ESP	1822	4.0	26.0	33.0	32.5
25	27	Erades Berenguer Ana	ESP	1551	3.5	26.5	31.5	31.0
26	26	Martin Dinares Sonia	ESP	1708	3.5	26.0	34.0	31.5
27	24	Barrio Ugidos Ainhoa	ESP	1752	3.0	25.0	30.5	30.0
28	28	Gonzalez Benavides Pilar	ESP	1537	3.0	25.0	30.0	29.5
29	29	Acebal Muniz Maria Concepcion	ESP	1292	1.0	26.0	35.0	32.5
29 players

Interestingly, IM Ana Matnadze, with the third highest ELO in this group, finished in third place overall with 6.0/9, while relatively speaking she performed much better in the Spanish Championship with 96 players, finishing in 15th place overall, also with 6.0/9.  Does that mean anything?  Does that mean, for instance, that the chess femmes are perhaps better players overall than their ratings would suggest, due to the effect of playing in women's ratings ghetto events?  Does it mean that some of the male players are not as good as their ELOs would indicate?  Inquiring minds want to know...