20TH ASIAN SCHOOLS CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS · TULA 2026
Russia Tops the Standard Medal Table as Asian Schools Championships Conclude
1–11 October 2026 · Tula, Russia · Standard, Rapid & Blitz
Tula, Russia, 12 October 2026 — The 20th Asian Schools Chess Championships have concluded in Tula, bringing together young chess players for standard, rapid and blitz competitions. The championship programme, held from 1 to 11 October, featured separate boys’ and girls’ events in six age groups: Under 7, Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15 and Under 17.
Across the 12 categories, the championship offered school-age players an opportunity to test their skills in three formats, gain international competitive experience and build friendships through chess. Individual medal winners in all three competitions are listed below.

Russia Wins the Overall Standard Medal Standings
The overall championship standings are based on medals won in the standard competition. Russia finished first with eight gold, eight silver and nine bronze medals — 25 in total. Kazakhstan placed second with two gold, two silver and two bronze medals, followed by India with one gold and two silver medals. Uzbekistan earned one gold, while Turkmenistan secured one bronze.
| Rank | Federation | Total | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 8 | 8 | 9 | 25 | |
| 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 6 | |
| 3 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 3 | |
| 4 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | |
| 5 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
Standard individual medals only. Rapid and blitz medals are presented separately below.
Russia won eight of the 12 standard titles. Kazakhstan’s champions were Amaliya Yedresheva in Girls Under 9 and FM Aldiyar Zhauynbay in Boys Under 15. Rajeswari Aiyappan won Girls Under 11 for India, while Mukhammadyusuf Bakhramov claimed Boys Under 7 for Uzbekistan.
The faster formats produced further highlights. Bahar Jumayeva and Hangeldi Muradov won the Girls Under 7 and Boys Under 7 rapid titles for Turkmenistan. India’s WCM Yakshini P won Girls Under 11 rapid, and WCM Anvi Deepak Hinge took Girls Under 9 blitz. FM Emir Sharshenbekov of Kyrgyzstan won both the Boys Under 17 rapid and blitz titles, while WFM M Esandi Newansa of Sri Lanka secured Girls Under 17 blitz gold.
Jump to the medal lists: Standard · Rapid · Blitz
Standard Competition — Individual Medal Winners
These 36 individual medal awards determine the overall federation medal standings shown above.
Boys — Standard
| Category | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 7 | Bakhramov, Mukhammadyusuf |
Nimalan Dharanipathy |
Bauyrzhan, Alinur |
| Under 9 | Savenkov, Andrey |
Nesterov, Miron |
Marmylev, Aleksandr Dm |
| Under 11 | Palchik, Oleg Ig |
Sagyntayev, Alikhan |
Egorushkin, Lev Aleks |
| Under 13 | Melnichuk, Miroslav |
FM Zhauynbay, Alimzhan |
Dronov, Ivan And |
| Under 15 | FM Zhauynbay, Aldiyar |
CM Zdorov, Egor Vit |
FM Azatzhan, Adil |
| Under 17 | FM Prokhorov, Aleksey |
FM Polkovnikyan, Artem |
FM Baturin-Vinogradov, Miroslav |
Girls — Standard
| Category | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 7 | Skripnik, Sofia Dm |
Denisova, Kseniya D |
Jumayeva, Bahar |
| Under 9 | Yedresheva, Amaliya |
WCM Anvi Deepak Hinge |
Kudryashova, Miya |
| Under 11 | Rajeswari Aiyappan |
Emelyanova, Liliya Mikh |
Shakirova, Darina |
| Under 13 | WCM Gaer, Sofiya Ig |
Lubenko, Alisiya Aleks |
WCM Zavivaeva, Kristina |
| Under 15 | Vorona, Veronika |
Bubnova, Uliana |
Morozova, Aleksandra Art |
| Under 17 | WFM Dudkina, Uliana |
WFM Yunker, Alisa Genrietta |
WCM Chernyshova, Alisa |
Rapid Competition — Individual Medal Winners
The following medals belong to the rapid competition and are separate from the overall standard medal standings.
Boys — Rapid
| Category | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 7 | Muradov Hangeldi |
Nimalan Dharanipathy |
Bauyrzhan, Alinur |
| Under 9 | Khasanchin, Damir |
Sergeev, Vladimir Nik |
Savenkov, Andrey |
| Under 11 | CM Kaminskii, Daniil FIDE (FID) |
Sagyntayev, Alikhan |
Palchik, Oleg Ig |
| Under 13 | Solyannikov, Ivan |
CM Tsepilov, Artem Den |
FM Zhauynbay, Alimzhan |
| Under 15 | CM Zdorov, Egor Vit |
FM Zhauynbay, Aldiyar |
FM Keneshbekov, Elim |
| Under 17 | FM Sharshenbekov, Emir |
FM Prokhorov, Aleksey |
FM Polkovnikyan, Artem |
Girls — Rapid
| Category | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 7 | Jumayeva, Bahar |
Skripnik, Sofia Dm |
Denisova, Kseniya D |
| Under 9 | Kondrova, Vitalina |
Jumayeva, Bagul |
Yedresheva, Amaliya |
| Under 11 | WCM Yakshini P |
Balabinskaya, Taisiya Ev |
Vepayeva, Lale |
| Under 13 | WCM Zavivaeva, Kristina |
Bayramova, Aya |
WCM Gaer, Sofiya Ig |
| Under 15 | Bubnova, Uliana |
WCM Mamakova, Aknur |
Klyueva, Tatyana Ig |
| Under 17 | WFM Yunker, Alisa Genrietta |
WFM Altynbek, Aiaru |
WCM Chernyshova, Alisa |
Blitz Competition — Individual Medal Winners
The following medals belong to the blitz competition and are separate from the overall standard medal standings.
Boys — Blitz
| Category | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 7 | Bakhramov, Mukhammadyusuf |
Bauyrzhan, Alinur |
Muradov Hangeldi |
| Under 9 | Kalinin, Bogdan |
Charyyev Charyhekim |
Saifiev, Murodali |
| Under 11 | Sagyntayev, Alikhan |
CM Kaminskii, Daniil FIDE (FID) |
Siverin, Vladislav |
| Under 13 | Solyannikov, Ivan |
Prokhorov, Ivan |
Gordeev, Fedor |
| Under 15 | CM Zdorov, Egor Vit |
FM Azatzhan, Adil |
FM Zhauynbay, Aldiyar |
| Under 17 | FM Sharshenbekov, Emir |
FM Baturin-Vinogradov, Miroslav |
FM Prokhorov, Aleksey |
Girls — Blitz
| Category | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 7 | Skripnik, Sofia Dm |
Jumayeva, Bahar |
Denisova, Kseniya D |
| Under 9 | WCM Anvi Deepak Hinge |
Jumayeva, Bagul |
Isaeva, Leyla Il |
| Under 11 | Obraztsova, Sofiya Rom |
Nogovitsina, Yana |
Kumisbay, Akniet |
| Under 13 | WCM Gaer, Sofiya Ig |
WCM Zavivaeva, Kristina |
Smirnova, Oksana Andr |
| Under 15 | WCM Popenkova, Varvara |
WCM Mamakova, Aknur |
Kleshcheva, Maria |
| Under 17 | WFM Newansa, M Esandi |
WFM Altynbek, Aiaru |
WCM Chernyshova, Alisa |
Names, titles, category assignments and federation codes follow the official winners pages. FID denotes a player listed under FIDE. Each age-group link opens the corresponding official result page.

Relive the Championship
An extensive collection of photographs is available in the official photo albums, covering the opening ceremony, standard competition rounds, rapid and blitz games, and award ceremonies. Players, families and chess fans can revisit the championship through the official Photo Gallery.
The Asian Chess Federation congratulates all champions and medal winners and thanks the organizers, arbiters, volunteers, participating federations, coaches and families for their contribution to the championship.