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Re: 2010 World Youth Chess Championship starts Wednesday Oct 20th
Go Canadian team go!!!Originally posted by Rene Preotu View Post -
Re: 2010 World Youth Chess Championship starts Wednesday Oct 20th
One more link about the championship with the Canadian perspective:
Canadian Youth Chess Team at WYCC 2010
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Re: 2010 World Youth Chess Championship starts Wednesday Oct 20th
Some Round 1 Photos are posted http://wycc2010.blogspot.com, no result yet.Comment
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Re: 2010 World Youth Chess Championship starts Wednesday Oct 20th
There's still no result yet, but round 2 pairing is out
. Following is round 1's result from round 2's pairing tables:
Doknjas Joshua, Boys U08, 1
Bellissimo Joseph, F Boys U10, 0.5
Cao Jason, Boys U10, 0.5
Zhang Yuanchen, Boys U10, 1
Doknjas John, Boys U12, 0.5
Plotkin Mark, Boys U12, 0 [Edited from 1 to 0, spotted by Andrei Botez]
Song Edward, Boys U12, 0.5
Song Guannan Terry, Boys U12, 0
Sohal Tanraj, Boys U14, 0.5
Itkin David, Boys U14, 0
Sapozhnikov Roman, Boys U16, 1
Xiong Jerry, Boys U16, 0.5
Birarov Nicole, Girls U08, 1
Botez Andrea, Girls U08, 1
Bai Minya, Girls U10, 0
Peng Janet, Girls U10, 0.5
Wang Kelly, Girls U10, 1
Peng Jackie, Girls U12, 1
Giblon Melissa, Girls U12, 0
Kalaydina Regina Veronicka, Girls U14, 1
Giblon Rebecca, Girls U14, 0
Botez Alexandra, Girls U16, 1
Yang Marguerite, Girls U18, 0
I did it in a hurry, please correct if any result is wrong.Last edited by Michael Lo; Thursday, 21 October, 2010, 02:34 AM.Comment
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Re: 2010 World Youth Chess Championship starts Wednesday Oct 20th
Plotkin Mark, Boys U12, 0 but he is in a great spirit
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Missionary sex videosLast edited by Andrei Botez; Monday, 9 May, 2011, 07:26 AM.Comment
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Team Blog - please help
I just post on the blog the results and the pairings. I would like to scale down the fonts of those posts. Any suggestions?
Thanks
Andrei
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GUIDE TO SEXLast edited by Andrei Botez; Monday, 9 May, 2011, 07:26 AM.Comment
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WYCC 2010: Picture Perfect WCM Alexandra Botez
The WYCC Organizers have posted lots of photos on the official site. Also, there is a WYCC 2010 round 1 report:Originally posted by Rene Preotu View Post
Go to the very bottom or the report and you will find a sweet Canadian treat: our lovely WCM Alexandra Botez :)Comment
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Re: Team Blog - please help
Try edit a post and remove all TABs by replacing them with spaces.Originally posted by Andrei Botez View Post
and a simple link to the chess-results would be more appropriate as it has well formatted information.
What is shown on the backside of T-shirts?
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Re: Team T-shirt & Hottest Model
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Re: Round 2 Result
Round 2 Result is out http://www.chess-results.com
U12 Girls WCM Peng Jackie is on Board 5 in Round 3 - live game (I guess).Comment
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Re: Round 2 Result
I see Joseph Bellissimo (U10) defeated the 3rd ranked player in his section in round 2 :)Originally posted by Michael Lo View Post
Tran Minh Thang
Starting rank 3
Rating 2018
Rating national 0
Rating international 2018
Federation Vietnam
and Melissa Giblon (U12 Girls), in the 2nd round, drew with the top ranked player in her section :)
Name Sidorova Anna
Title WFM
Starting rank 1
Rating 2124
Rating national 0
Rating international 2124
Federation RussiaComment
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Re: 2010 World Youth Chess Championship starts Wednesday Oct 20th
I see that Jason Cao is playing an FM who has a 1900 FIDE rating. How, exactly, does a 10 year old kid with a FIDE rating of 1900 get a FM title? Or am I missing something here?Comment
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Re: 2010 World Youth Chess Championship starts Wednesday Oct 20th
By placing in a higher-level FIDE junior event, such as a continental championship (similiar to obtaining an FM or IM title from a Zonal tournament without having to fulfill the usual requirements).Comment
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Re: 2010 World Youth Chess Championship starts Wednesday Oct 20th
This summary from the site
SNo Name Rtg FED 1 2 3 4 Pts. Rk. Group
30 Doknjas Joshua 0 CAN 1 ½ ½ 0 2,0 50 Boys U08
83 Bellissimo Joseph F 0 CAN ½ 1 1 ½ 3,0 23 Boys U10
89 Cao Jason 0 CAN ½ 1 1 1 3,5 13 Boys U10
155 Zhang Yuanchen 0 CAN 1 1 0 ½ 2,5 41 Boys U10
125 Doknjas John 0 CAN ½ 1 ½ 0 2,0 62 Boys U12
139 Plotkin Mark 0 CAN 0 1 1 0 2,0 74 Boys U12
146 Song Edward 0 CAN ½ 1 1 ½ 3,0 27 Boys U12
147 Song Guannan Terry 0 CAN 0 ½ 1 ½ 2,0 88 Boys U12
59 Sohal Tanraj 2038 CAN ½ 0 ½ 0 1,0 108 Boys U14
99 Itkin David 1819 CAN 0 0 1 1 2,0 75 Boys U14
41 Sapozhnikov Roman 2226 CAN 1 ½ 0 1 2,5 43 Boys U16
78 Xiong Jerry 2102 CAN ½ ½ 1 ½ 2,5 47 Boys U16
14 Birarov Nicole 0 CAN 1 0 1 0 2,0 34 Girls U08
15 Botez Andrea 0 CAN 1 0 0 1 2,0 43 Girls U08
32 Bai Minya 0 CAN 0 ½ 0 1 1,5 79 Girls U10
81 Peng Janet 0 CAN ½ 0 1 ½ 2,0 60 Girls U10
99 Wang Kelly 0 CAN 1 ½ ½ 0 2,0 41 Girls U10
35 WCM Peng Jackie 1793 CAN 1 1 ½ ½ 3,0 12 Girls U12
88 Giblon Melissa 0 CAN 0 ½ 1 0 1,5 78 Girls U12
33 Kalaydina Regina Veronicka 1839 CAN 1 0 1 1 3,0 22 Girls U14
52 Giblon Rebecca 1763 CAN 0 1 0 ½ 1,5 66 Girls U14
36 WCM Botez Alexandra 1998 CAN 1 0 ½ 0 1,5 63 Girls U16
66 Yang Marguerite 1574 CAN 0 0 0 0 0,0 71 Girls U18
I see 6 players below 50% thus far, 8 above 50%, and 9 players breaking even. Quite respectable. I hope the double day bodes well for us. Go Canada!Comment
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