Showing posts with label world youth chess championships. Show all posts
Showing posts with label world youth chess championships. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

2009 World Youth Chess Championships

The 2009 World Youth Chess Championships was held in Antalya/Turkey from the 11th -23rd of November. We had two very notable top placings. In the U8, the top seed was Candidate Master Jorian Jared Acosta Cubides (2015). In the U12, the top seed was untitled Suri Vaibhav (2344).

Here are the final results for the under 12:
1st FM Bobby Cheng (2202) with 9/11 (Under 12 World Champion)
2nd-4th FM Jan-Krzysztof Duda (2079), Richard Wang (2044) and David Paravyan (2021) with 8.5/11

Here are the final results for the under 8:
1st Aryan Gholami (1950) with 9/11
2nd-5th Tanuj Vasudeva, Mohammad Amin Tabatabaei (1678), Anton Smirnov (1853), Abdulla Azaroglu Qadimbayli with 8.5/11

Click here to see other results.

Friday, October 31, 2008

2008 World Youth Chess Championships

The 2008 World Youth Chess Championships, held in Vung Tau, Vietnam, from the 19th-31st of October, has finished. The Australian team performed quite well with strong performances from several players. You can find the results for the Australian team by clicking here. Click here to go to the official website for the 2008 World Youth Chess Championships.

Saturday, October 25, 2008

World Youth Chess Championships 2008

The 2008 World Youth Chess Championships in Vietnam is currently under way. According to the website, at least 6 rounds have been played so far.

Juniors representing Australia include
Gene Nakauchi (2104), James Morris (2087), Eugene Schön (2066), Andrew Brown (2013), Jonas Muller (1998) and more. You can check out the full list of players and results up to round 6 at the Chess-Results page for this tournament.

Full report to follow.

In other news, the World Chess Championships in Germany is also under way. Vladimir Kramnik (2772) is playing a match against the reigning world champion Viswanathan Anand (2783). Anand is leading 5.5-2.5 and there are 4 rounds to go.