Monday, November 12, 2012

World Youth Chess Tournament - halfway point

The World Youth Chess Tournament is now at the halfway point.  Two games were played on Monday, and Tuesday is a free day.  Many of the families will be taking excursions to Lake Bled and the Postojna Caves along with the capital city of Ljubljana.  Others are sticking around and catching up on homework.

There are two former players from Weibel Elementary that are playing in this tournament, 12 year old Kevin Moy and 10 year old Joanna Liu (pictured on the right, along with Boston's U10 player Carissa Yip). After Round 6, Joanna Liu is 4.5 out of 6.0 in the Girls U10 Division, while Kevin Moy is at 3.5 out of 6.0 in the Open U12 Division.

Other scorers from the Bay Area (out of 6 so far):

Zhiyi Wang - Girls U8 - 3.0
Baaji Daggaputi - Boys U8 - 4.5
Kelvin Jiang - Boys U8 - 2.5
Milind Maiti - Boys U8 - 3.0
Ben Rood - Boys U8 - 4.5
Joanna Liu - Girls U10 - 4.5
Rayan Taghizadeh - Boys U10 - 4.5
Ashritha Eswaran - Girls U12 - 4.5
Sam Sevian - Boys U12 - 5.5 (in first place)
Cameron Wheeiler - Boys U12 - 5.0
Kevin Moy - Boys U12 - 3.5
Vignesh Panchanatham - Boys U12 - 4.0
Siddharth Banik - Boys U12 - 4.0





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