Asians led the gold medal haul in the World Youth Chess Championships held 6-16 September 2022 in Mamaia, Romania. Ilamparthi A R of India won the Under-14 Open, Nurgaliyeva Zarina of Kazakhstan topped the Under-14 Girls, IM Pranav Anand of India won the Under-16 Open and WFM Munkhzul Davaakhuu of Mongolia triumphed in the Under-16 Girls. Over some 60 countries participated. Visit chess-results.com standings and to download games. Visit fide.com for more news.
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National chess federations also competed for the titles in the team standings. The first place trophy went to India (photo below) with two golds, Kazakhstan came second with one gold, one silver, and one bronze, Armenia with one gold medal is third.
Here are all the individual medalists:
OPEN-U14 (138 participants)
1. Ilamparthi A R (IND) 9.5 points
2. FM Seemann Jakub (POL) 9 points
3. IM Ansat Aldiyar (KAZ) 8.5 points
Girls-U14 (96 participants)
1. WCM Nurgaliyeva Zarina (KAZ) 9 points
2. Peglau Charis (GER) 8.5 points
3. WFM Shvedova Alexandra (FID) 8.5 points
OPEN-U16 (111 participants)
1. IM Pranav Anand (IND) 9 points
2. Lutsko Artem (UKR) 8.5 points
3. FM Droin Augustin (FRA) 8.5 points
Girls-U16 (87 participants)
1. WFM Munkhzul Davaakhuu (MGL) 8.5 points
2. WCM Nguyen Hong Nhung (VIE) 8.5 points
3. FM Van Foreest Machteld (NED) 8.5 points
OPEN-U18 (109 participants)
1. IM Rodrigue-Lemieux Shawn (CAN) 9 points
2. FM Nogerbek Kazybek (KAZ) 8 points
3. FM Fromm Marius (GER) 8 points
Girls-U18 (79 participants)
1. WIM Mkrtchyan Mariam (ARM) 11 points
2. WFM Allahverdiyeva Ayan (AZE) 8.5 points
3. WFM Wikar Martyna (POL) 8 points