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Highest performance rating higher than fide rating
+254 Larry Yang 1937 (2093cfc) North York (only 6 games)
+165 Sean Fangxiao Liu 1937 (2166cfc) North York (=2 IMs, only 8
games)
+159 IM Raymond Kaufman 2216 (2257cfc) Vancouver
+158 Leon Xu 1969 (2162cfc) Aurora
+154 James Windram 1953 (2129cfc) Edmonton (=1-2 IMs,only 8 games)
+148 Dzmitry Kalinin 2119 (2287cfc) Fredericton (=GM, +1-=1-1 IMs)
+137 Eddie Lu 1889 (2103cfc) Richmond Hill (only 7 games)
+133 Emanuel Kot 2103 (2257cfc)Rawdon, QC (=2 IMs)
+113 FM Gary Ng 2210 (2349cfc) Calgary (=2 IMs)
+113 Brian Zhang 1951 (2130cfc) Halifax (+1 IM)
+108 (highest performance rating of 2558) IM Nikolay 2450 (2582cfc)
Richmond Hill
+107 Brendan Tan 1960 (2150cfc) Newmarket
+103 Valent Trofimov-Malyshkin 1982 (2196cfc) Hamilton
Women's
+354 Stephanie Xiao 1405 (1542cfc) East Gwillimbury (=2-1 WCM)
+316 Ashley Fu 1535 (1682cfc) Markham (+1 WIM, +1-1 WFM)
+257 Alison Emily Koop 1633 (1878cfc) Toronto (+1-1 WFM)
+226 Angela Wang 1551 (1671cfc) Aurora
+205 Marife Dela Torre 1789 (1972cfc) North York (+1-2 WIM)
+197 Isabelle Guan 1454 (1618cfc) Markham
+196 Marie Zijun Guan 1549 (1712cfc) Richmond Hill (=2-2 WCM)
+175 Ashley Qian 1943 (2141cfc) Newmarket (=1 WIM, +3-1 WFM)
+123 Alexa Roque 1610 (1738cfc) Toronto
+112 WFM Morgen Mills 2013 (2094cfc) Goose Bay (+1-1 WIM)
Nine players were FIDE unrated.
Tymur Keleberda. Who is he?? Well I looked on chess results and his DOB is 2006 so he is a youth player or a recent young adult graduate. and he is from Edmonton Alberta. Perhaps the folks from Edmonton care to share. Who will take credit for coaching him? He plays like an old experienced player - cautious and very strategic - and believe me that is meant as an observation and as a compliment.
Sorry for resurrecting an old thread, but Hans' comment seemed an appropriate place for me to post this. Tymur Keleberda has achieved 3 IM norms and will become an IM if approved at the next FIDE Council. I don't remember seeing this reported on an earlier thread, but he achieved his 3rd norm in a tournament in Portugal last August.and briefly passed 2400 in November, in the middle of the Spice Cup to meet the IM requirements.
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