Congratulations to Asian Medalists for dominating the World Schools Chess Championships held April 13 – 23, 2023, at the Rodos Palace Resort Hotel in Rhodes, Greece.
The top 3 countries (medalists) of WSCC 2023 are:
Kazakhstan 9 (2 gold, 2 silver, 5 bronze)
Turkey 7 (3 Gold, 2 Silver, 2 Bronze)
Mongolia 6 (2 Gold, 3 Silver, 1 Bronze)
G7
1. Gerelt-Oyu, Tsogtgerel (8) MGL
2. Kinzyabulatova, Reana (7.5) FID
3. Rayna, Ajay Patel (7) IND
G9
1. Berikkyzy, Alanna (8) KAZ
2. Tselmuun, Ider (8) MGL
3. Zhu, Alicia (7) USA
G11
1. Buyankhishig, Batpelden (8) MGL
2. Pehlivanova, Aleksandra (6.5) BUL
3. Diaskyzy, Daliya (6.5) KAZ
G13
1. Siskou, Evangelia (7,5) GRE
2. Urangoo, Gurvanbaatar(7,5) MGL
3. Sodgerelt, Naranbold (6.5) MGL
G15
1. WFM Kirtadze, Anastasia (7,5) GEO
2. Regidor, Kaye Lalaine (7) PHI
3. WCM Yildiz, Elif Zeren (6.5) TUR
G17
1. WIM Kairbekova, Amina (8) KAZ
2. WFM Ciftci, Zeynep (7.5) TUR
3. Akat, Elifnaz (6.5) TUR
Final standing in the open categories:
U07
- McCallum, Elliot (8) CAN
- Nurshin, Nurali (7.5) KAZ
- Ulan, Rizat (7) KAZ
U09
- Kiringoda, Thehas Rithmitha (7.5) SRI
- Bissaliyev, Aisultan (7) KAZ
- Zhauynbay, Alimzhan (7) KAZ
U11
- Yilmaz, Baver (8) TUR
- Obidov, Biloliddin (7) UZB
- Kuandykuly, Danis (6.5) KAZ
U13
- Durucay, Uygar (9) TUR
- Tenguundalai, Ganbat (7.5) MGL
- Mamedov, Edgar (7) KAZ
U15
- Kiladze, Luka (6) GEO
- FM Celik, Hasan Huseyin TUR
- Raczek, Krzysztof (5.5) POL
U17
- FM Tarhan, Adar (7.5) TUR
- FM Suleymanli, Suleyman (7) AZE
- FM Filip, Andrei (6.5) ROU
