15-Year-old Vladislav Artemiev wins Kustov Chess Memorial in Novokuznetsk
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Fifteen-year-old IM Vladislav Artemiev emerged clear winner of the Kustov Memorial that was held on 25-27th October at the Culture Center in Novokuznetsk, Kemerovo Oblast, Russia. The tournament was held in memory of B.A.Kustov, the first President of Novokuznetsk Chess Federation. The playing format was 11 round Swiss with the time control 15′+10”. The tournament is valid for the Rapid Grand Prix 2013 – Cup of Russia. The reigning Russian Junior Champion Artemiev (from Omsk) completed the event with 9,5/11 points, leaving the second-placed GM Vladimir Belous half a point behind. (www.chessdom.com)
Top Final standings:1. Artemiev Vladislav IM 2595 – 9.5
2. Belous Vladimir GM 2552 – 9
3. Aleksandrov Aleksej GM 2528 – 8.5
4. Belozerov Andrei GM 2578 – 8
5. Bocharov Dmitry GM 2598 – 8
6. Volkov Sergey GM 2631 – 8
7. Dvoirys Semen I. GM 2518 – 8
8. Jumabayev Rinat GM 2598 – 8
9. Fatkhutdinov Gafiyat FM 2358 – 8
10. Yuffa Daniil FM 2433 – 8
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Junior Chess Champions Russia 2013: Vladislav Artemiev and Alina Kashlinskaya
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Vladislav Artemiev and Alina Kashlinskaya have become the Russian Junior boys and girls chess champions 2013. The event was held from April 15-24 immediately after the Russian Team Chess Championship in Loo. Vladislav Artemiev took clear first place in the boys' section.
Alina Kashlinskaya went into the final round with a half-point lead over Valery Rjanova but won the title as the latter lost to Dina Belenkaya. A detailed report is up (in Russian) at www.russiachess.org.
Final Standings
1 IM Artemiev Vladislav 2499 6.0
2 IM Stukopin Andrey 2500 5.5
3 GM Bukavshin Ivan 2522 5.5
4 IM Belous Vladimir 2560 5.5
5 Predke Alexandr 2481 4.0
6 FM Gordievsky Dmitry 2443 4.0
7 IM Eliseev Urii 2541 4.0
8 IM Chigaev Maksim 2454 4.0
9 IM Oparin Grigoriy 2496 3.5
10 IM Pakhomov Egor 2454 3.0
Final Standings
1 WGM Kashlinskaya Alina 2305 5.0
2 FM Pustovoitova Daria 2269 4.5
3 WFM Belenkaya Dina 2180 4.5
4 WFM Gvanceladze Anna 2183 4.5
5 WFM Rjanova Valery 2170 4.5
6 Petrova Olga 2238 3.5
7 WFM Suslova Alena 2194 3.5
8 WIM Bivol Alina 2223 3.0
9 WFM Petrukhina Irina 2222 3.0
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U-16 Chess Olympiad in Istanbul: Russia Wins Gold!
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The young Russian team has won the Under-16 Chess Olympiad being held in Istanbul. The results came down to the last round as Iran dropped 1,5 points to Poland, while Russia managed to score 3,5 points against Armenia to move to the top!
The second seed Iran tried really hard but had to settle for the silver medal. For the third place India was a huge favourite before the round and a 2,5-1,5 win against Australia-A was more than enough to secure the bronze. Even though most of the attention has been focused on the 40th Chess Olympiad, this event turned out to be exciting as well with the young chess players fighting for each point.
Russia was represented by IM Urii Eliseev (2480), FM Maksim Chigaev (2462), IM Vladislav Artemiev (2476), Darsen Sanzhaev (2335) and Maksim Vavulin (2292). The first special prize was given to the youngest player of the tournament, Moazaz Dhahir Habeeb (born on November 4, 2003) from Iran.
The final standings and individual board results can be found at the official website.
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Fifteen-year-old IM Vladislav Artemiev emerged clear winner of the Kustov Memorial that was held on 25-27th October at the Culture Center in Novokuznetsk, Kemerovo Oblast, Russia. The tournament was held in memory of B.A.Kustov, the first President of Novokuznetsk Chess Federation. The playing format was 11 round Swiss with the time control 15′+10”. The tournament is valid for the Rapid Grand Prix 2013 – Cup of Russia. The reigning Russian Junior Champion Artemiev (from Omsk) completed the event with 9,5/11 points, leaving the second-placed GM Vladimir Belous half a point behind. (www.chessdom.com)
