2015

FIDE World Youth & Cadets Championship 2015 – Round 3

FIDE World Youth & Cadets Championship 2015 - Round 3

The FIDE World Youth & Cadets Championship 2015 continued with round 3 here in Porto Carras, Halkidiki. After multiple surprises and exciting games, leading groups are forming in each section.

Mosadeghpour Masoud, FM Stathopoulos Ioannis and GM Alekseenko Kirill are on the top of the Open U18 group. The top-seeded Vaibhav Suri is half a point behind.

The Girls U18 section has WFM Harazinska Ewa, WFM Varshini V, WFM Gueci Tea, WFM Ivanova Simoneta, WFM Mahalakshmi M and WIM Derakhshani Dorsa as leaders with the perfect score.

In the Open U16 the leaders are FM Fawzy Adham, FM Mihajlov Sebastian, Agmanov Zhandos, IM Rambaldi Francesco, FM Costachi Mihnea and FM Wheeler Cameron. Meanwhile, the 3rd seed IM Preotu Razvan is trailing 1,5 points behind.

In the Girls U16 the top seeds WIM Zhou Qiyu and WIM Dordzhieva Dinara are already full point behind the leading group.

In the U14 groups, both Open and Girls sections have exactly nine leaders each – all of them with perfect scores.

The U12, U10, and U8 sections have their particular charm, as games and results continue to be unpredictable. The desire and love for the chess game in these children is admirable, many games are played for more than five hours.

Tomorrow is round 4, games start at 15:00 local time.

Photos of round 3
Gallery 1 / Gallery 2

Replay the games
Open U18Open U16Open U14Open U12Open U10Girls U18Girls U16Girls U14Girls U12Girls U10

Results of round 3
Open U18Open U16Open U14Open U12Open U10 / Open U08 / Girls U18Girls U16Girls U14Girls U12Girls U10 / Girls U08

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