11 December 2016
Russian Delegation Shows Best Result at World Schools Championship in Sochi
Our compatriots won 13 medals.
The 2016 World Schools Championship has finished in Sochi.Medal winners is all age groups
Girls Under 7
Khamdamova (Uzbekistan) – 7.5
Olimova (Uzbekistan) – 6.5
Rouda (UAE) – 6.5
Open Under 7
Sodbilegt (Mongolia) – 8
Wei Xiaoxi (China) – 7.5
Begmuratov (Uzbekistan) – 7
Girls Under 9
Gasimova (Azerbaijan) – 7.5
Mikheeva (Russia) – 7
Veronika Shubenkova (Russia) – 7
Open Under 9
Lystsov (Russia) – 7.5
Simonyan (Russia) – 7.5
Maneluk (Russia) – 7
Girls Under 11
Dhyana (India) – 7.5
Nasyrova (Russia) – 7
Kamalidenova (Kazakhstan) – 6.5
Open Under 11
Makoveev (Russia) – 7
Sindarov (Uzbekistan) – 7
Petkov (Bulgaria) – 7
Girls Under 13
Bashkansky (USA) – 7
Popova (Russia) – 6.5
Tharushi (Sri Lanka) – 6.5
Open Under 13
Abdusattorov (Uzbekistan) – 8
Thilakarathne (Sri Lanka) – 7.5
David (Romania) – 6.5
Girls Under 15
Harshini (India) – 7.5
Sakorenko (Russia) – 6.5
Arda (Turkey) – 6
Open Under 15
Bykov (Russia) – 7.5
Ibrahimli (Azerbaijan) – 7.5
Yakubboev (Uzbekistan) – 7
Girls Under 17
Dimitrova (Russia) – 8.5
Arbynova (Russia) – 6.5
Dogan (Turkey) – 5.5
Open Under 17
Atabayev (Turkmenistan) – 7
Ozen (Turkey) – 6.5
Cherednichenko (Russia) – 6
Russian delegation won 13 medals – 4 gold medals, 6 silver medals, and 3 bronze medals, showing the highest combined score. Russian Chess Federation congratulates the medal winners, their parents and coaches!
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