California’s top young chess stars are once again proving that the kids in the Golden State play world-class chess. Several remain undefeated and nearly all remain in contention for the gold after the first two rounds of the World Youth Chess Championships. Round 3 has some interesting match-ups. Here are the games to keep an eye on:
U8 Open
Board 18 Milind Maiti(California) vs Mohan Kushagra
Board 34 Joaquin Perkins(California) vs Alexander Akhmetshin
Board 35 Andrea Becchi vs Ben Rood(California)
U12 Open
Board 1 Samuel Sevian(California) vs Timur Trubchaninov
Board 23 Martin Bergsjo Ostby vs Kevin Moy(California)
Tags: Ben Rood, chess, Joaquin Perkins, Kevin Moy, Milind Maiti, Samuel Sevian, World Youth Chess Championship, World Youth Chess Championship 2012, world youth chess championship california, World Youth Chess Championship round 3, world youth chess championships pairings
November 13, 2012 at 10:59 pm |
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