European Youth Championships Concluded in Bratislava

Russian players won 12 medals.

The European Youth Championships finished in Bratislava on August 10. The Russian players won 12 medals. 

Finals results:

Boys U8: 1. Kaan Yagiz Erdogmus (Turkey) - 8.5 points out of 9, 2. Taimaz Temirbekov (Russia) - 7, 3. Yusuf Karimli (Azerbaijan) - 7;

Girls U8: 1. Dinara Huseynova - 8, 2. Saadat Bashirli (both from Azerbaijan) - 7.5, 3. Diana Preobrazhenskaya (Russia) - 7;

Boys U10: 1. Savva Vetokhin (Russia) - 8, 2. Vaclav Finek (Czech Republic) - 7.5, 3. Jahandar Azadaliyev (Azerbaijan) - 7.5;

Girls U10: 1. Anna Shukhman (Russia) - 8.5, 2. Anastasia Hnatyshyn (Ukraine) - 7.5, 3. Anastasia Kirtadze (Georgia) - 7;

Boys U12: 1. Andria Marc Maurizzi (France) - 8, 2. Robert Piliposyan (Armenia) - 7.5, 3. Roy Vagman (Israel) - 7.5;

Girls U12: 1. Alexandra Shvedova - 8, 2. Yana Zhapova - 7.5, 3. Olesia Vlasova (all from Russia) - 7;

Boys U14: 1. Lukas Sebastian Kostolansky (Slovakia) - 7.5, 2. Andrey Tsvetkov (Russia) - 7.5, 3. Semen Mitusov (Ukraine) - 7;

Girls U14: 1. Ayan Allahverdiyeva (Azerbaijan) - 7.5, 2. Alisa Nur-Mukhametova (Russia) - 7.5, 3. Yelyzaveta Hrebenshchykova (Ukraine) - 7;

Boys U16: 1. Armen Barseghyan (Armenia) - 7.5, 2. Siem van Dael (Netherlands) - 7, 3. Stefan Pogosyan (Russia) - 7;

Girls U16: 1. Patrycja Waszczuk (Poland) - 7.5, 2. Tatyana Getman (Russia) - 7, 3. Sofiia  Hryzlova (Ukraine) - 7;

Boys U18: 1. Nguyen Thai Dai Van (Czech Republic) - 7.5, 2. Tagir Salemgareev (Russia) - 7, 3. Liam Vrolijk (Netherlands) - 6.5;

Girls U18: 1. Alicja Sliwicka (Poland) - 8, 2. Olga Badelka (Belarus) - 7.5, 3. Annmarie Muetsch (Germany) - 6.5.   

Tournament on Chess-Results

Official website

Congratulations to the Russian chess players, their coaches and parents on the successful performance in Bratislava! 

Photos by Ekaterina Murzina