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Chess Olympiad 2024 – round 4 results women section

Sergio — Sat, 14 Sep 2024 23:26:27 +0000

The women section of the Chess Olympiad 2024 confirmed the dominance of the favorites, as India, China and USA were merciless, winning their matches in round 4.

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1	India	Rtg	–	13	France	Rtg	3½: ½
GM	Dronavalli, Harika (w)	2502	–	IM	Daulyte-Cornette, Deimante (b)	2369	1 – 0
GM	Vaishali, Rameshbabu (b)	2498	–	IM	Milliet, Sophie (w)	2348	½ – ½
IM	Divya, Deshmukh (w)	2483	–	WGM	Hejazipour, Mitra (b)	2327	1 – 0
IM	Tania, Sachdev (b)	2386	–	WIM	Benmesbah, Natacha (w)	2258	1 – 0
55	Denmark	Rtg	–	14	Hungary	Rtg	½ :3½
CM	De Blecourt, Sandra (w)	2065	–	WIM	Gaal, Zsoka (b)	2385	0 – 1
WFM	Kakulidis, Ellen (b)	2048	–	GM	Hoang, Thanh Trang (w)	2351	0 – 1
WFM	Guindy, Esmat Susanne (w)	2015	–	WGM	Papp, Petra (b)	2259	½ – ½
	Durrfeld, Sofie Bech (b)	1937	–	IM	Lazarne Vajda, Szidonia (w)	2283	0 – 1
15	England	Rtg	–	4	China	Rtg	0 : 4
WGM	Yao, Lan (w)	2353	–	GM	Zhu, Jiner (b)	2487	0 – 1
IM	Houska, Jovanka (b)	2333	–	IM	Song, Yuxin (w)	2373	0 – 1
IM	Hunt, Harriet V (w)	2304	–	WGM	Ni, Shiqun (b)	2348	0 – 1
WGM	Toma, Katarzyna (b)	2184	–	IM	Lu, Miaoyi (w)	2438	0 – 1
5	Ukraine	Rtg	–	16	Turkiye	Rtg	2 : 2
IM	Osmak, Yuliia (w)	2471	–	IM	Atalik, Ekaterina (b)	2381	½ – ½
GM	Ushenina, Anna (b)	2417	–	WGM	Yildiz Kadioglu, Betul Cemre (w)	2314	½ – ½
IM	Buksa, Nataliya (w)	2387	–	WGM	Ozturk Orenli, Kubra (b)	2262	1 – 0
WGM	Doluhanova, Evgeniya (b)	2304	–	WIM	Aydin, Gulenay (w)	2202	0 – 1
7	United States of America	Rtg	–	17	Netherlands	Rtg	3½: ½
IM	Tokhirjonova, Gulrukhbegim (w)	2380	–	IM	Roebers, Eline (b)	2340	½ – ½
IM	Yip, Carissa (b)	2386	–	FM	Van Foreest, Machteld (w)	2224	1 – 0
GM	Krush, Irina (w)	2396	–	WIM	Bensdorp-De Labaca, Marlies (b)	2241	1 – 0
IM	Lee, Alice (b)	2384	–	FM	Kazarian, Anna-Maja (w)	2180	1 – 0
9	Spain	Rtg	–	18	Mongolia	Rtg	1½:2½
IM	Khademalsharieh, Sarasadat (w)	2468	–	WGM	Munkhzul, Turmunkh (b)	2256	½ – ½
IM	Garcia Martin, Marta (b)	2318	–	IM	Munguntuul, Batkhuyag (w)	2346	0 – 1
IM	Vega Gutierrez, Sabrina (w)	2374	–	IM	Nomin-Erdene, Davaademberel (b)	2319	1 – 0
IM	Matnadze Bujiashvili, Ann (b)	2338	–	WCM	Mungunzul, Bat-Erdene (w)	2224	0 – 1
19	Serbia	Rtg	–	10	Kazakhstan	Rtg	1½:2½
IM	Injac, Teodora (w)	2425	–	IM	Assaubayeva, Bibisara (b)	2482	½ – ½
WGM	Gajcin, Marina (b)	2253	–	IM	Kamalidenova, Meruert (w)	2352	½ – ½
WIM	Velikic, Adela (w)	2260	–	WIM	Nurman, Alua (b)	2324	0 – 1
WGM	Mandura, Tijana (b)	2207	–	WIM	Kairbekova, Amina (w)	2243	½ – ½
11	Armenia	Rtg	–	20	Vietnam	Rtg	3 : 1
IM	Mkrtchian, Lilit (w)	2366	–	IM	Pham, Le Thao Nguyen (b)	2380	½ – ½
WIM	Mkrtchyan, Mariam (b)	2328	–	WGM	Vo, Thi Kim Phung (w)	2320	½ – ½
GM	Danielian, Elina (w)	2393	–	WIM	Luong, Phuong Hanh (b)	2225	1 – 0
IM	Sargsyan, Anna M. (b)	2364	–	WGM	Le, Thanh Tu (w)	2092	1 – 0
34	Uzbekistan	Rtg	–	12	Bulgaria	Rtg	2½:1½
WIM	Khamdamova, Afruza (w)	2313	–	GM	Stefanova, Antoaneta (b)	2416	1 – 0
WIM	Omonova, Umida (b)	2032	–	IM	Salimova, Nurgyul (w)	2412	½ – ½
WIM	Malikova, Marjona (w)	2083	–	WGM	Radeva, Viktoria (b)	2296	½ – ½
WIM	Nadirjanova, Nodira (b)	2059	–	FM	Peycheva, Gergana (w)	2248	½ – ½
2	Georgia	Rtg	–	23	Greece	Rtg	3 : 1
GM	Dzagnidze, Nana (w)	2508	–	IM	Tsolakidou, Stavroula (b)	2444	½ – ½
IM	Javakhishvili, Lela (b)	2446	–	FM	Avramidou, Anastasia (w)	2290	½ – ½
GM	Batsiashvili, Nino (w)	2461	–	WIM	Pavlidou, Ekaterini (b)	2141	1 – 0
IM	Melia, Salome (b)	2293	–	WFM	Markantonaki, Haritomeni (w)	2179	1 – 0
22	Romania	Rtg	–	3	Poland	Rtg	1 : 3
IM	Bulmaga, Irina (w)	2406	–	IM	Kashlinskaya, Alina (b)	2490	½ – ½
WGM	Sandu, Mihaela (b)	2248	–	GM	Socko, Monika (w)	2422	0 – 1
WIM	Lehaci, Miruna-Daria (w)	2180	–	IM	Kiolbasa, Oliwia (b)	2348	½ – ½
WIM	Ciolacu, Alessia-Mihaela (b)	2160	–	WIM	Sliwicka, Alicja (w)	2373	0 – 1
28	Slovenia	Rtg	–	6	Azerbaijan	Rtg	1 : 3
IM	Unuk, Laura (w)	2316	–	IM	Mammadzada, Gunay (b)	2433	0 – 1
WIM	Urh, Zala (b)	2251	–	IM	Fataliyeva, Ulviyya (w)	2378	½ – ½
WIM	Janzelj, Lara (w)	2193	–	WGM	Beydullayeva, Govhar (b)	2395	0 – 1
WIM	Vidic, Teja (b)	2128	–	IM	Mammadova, Gulnar (w)	2336	½ – ½
26	Argentina	Rtg	–	8	Germany	Rtg	2 : 2
WGM	Francisco Guecamburu, Candela Be (w)	2294	–	IM	Wagner, Dinara (b)	2452	½ – ½
WIM	Campos, Maria Jose (b)	2252	–	GM	Paehtz, Elisabeth (w)	2455	0 – 1
WIM	Borda Rodas, Anapaola S. (w)	2216	–	WGM	Heinemann, Josefine (b)	2316	½ – ½
WIM	Sarquis, Maria Belen (b)	2172	–	WGM	Klek, Hanna Marie (w)	2296	1 – 0
56	Bosnia & Herzegovina	Rtg	–	21	Switzerland	Rtg	½ :3½
WFM	Maksimovic, Masa (w)	2093	–	GM	Kosteniuk, Alexandra (b)	2483	0 – 1
WCM	Babic, Milana (b)	2080	–	FM	Georgescu, Lena (w)	2266	½ – ½
WFM	Jacimovic, Sara (w)	1981	–	WIM	Hryzlova, Sofiia (b)	2188	0 – 1
	Mimic, Sofija (b)	1809	–	WFM	Manko, Mariia (w)	2159	0 – 1
24	Italy	Rtg	–	57	North Macedonia	Rtg	3½: ½
IM	Brunello, Marina (w)	2348	–	WFM	Stojkovska, Monika (b)	2043	1 – 0
IM	Zimina, Olga (b)	2302	–		Manova, Ivana (w)	2032	1 – 0
IM	Sedina, Elena (w)	2196	–		Zhezhovska, Monika (b)	2107	1 – 0
WFM	Sala, Giulia (b)	2115	–		Eftovska, Lea (w)	1841	½ – ½
58	Monaco	Rtg	–	25	Israel	Rtg	2 : 2
WGM	Dornbusch, Tatiana (w)	2212	–	IM	Efroimski, Marsel (b)	2408	1 – 0
WIM	Zvereva, Marija (b)	2035	–	IM	Klinova, Masha (w)	2227	0 – 1
WCM	Berezovsky, Fiorina (w)	1976	–	WFM	Levitan, Ronit (b)	2137	1 – 0
WCM	Berezovska, Svetlana (b)	1869	–	WFM	Kochavi, Dana (w)	2009	0 – 1
59	Scotland	Rtg	–	27	Canada	Rtg	2 : 2
GM	Arakhamia-Grant, Ketevan (w)	2263	–	WGM	Ouellet, Maili-Jade (b)	2318	1 – 0
WFM	Cooke, Suzie G. (b)	1941	–	WIM	Li, Yunshan (w)	2268	½ – ½
	Giulian, Rosemary A (w)	1922	–	WIM	Demchenko, Svitlana (b)	2167	½ – ½
	Bhatia, Kanishka (b)	1908	–	WFM	Golubeva, Oksana (w)	2119	0 – 1
61	Moldova	Rtg	–	29	Cuba	Rtg	1½:2½
WGM	Partac, Elena (w)	2078	–	WGM	Linares Napoles, Oleiny (b)	2201	½ – ½
WFM	Verbin, Valentina (b)	2071	–	WGM	Arribas Robaina, Maritza (w)	2143	0 – 1
	Bargan, Victoria (w)	1941	–	WGM	Miranda Llanes, Yerisbel (b)	2294	½ – ½
WFM	Petricenco, Ana (b)	1895	–	WIM	Hernandez Gil, Ineymig (w)	2160	½ – ½
30	Austria	Rtg	–	62	Bangladesh	Rtg	3 : 1
WGM	Theissl Pokorna, Regina (w)	2302	–	WFM	Noshin, Anjum (b)	2085	1 – 0
WIM	Exler, Veronika (b)	2176	–	WCM	Ahmed, Walijah (w)	1936	½ – ½
WIM	Schloffer, Jasmin-Denise (w)	2168	–	WCM	Nusrat Jahan, Alo (b)	2033	1 – 0
WIM	Hapala, Elisabeth (b)	2113	–	WFM	Wadifa, Ahmed (w)	1988	½ – ½
63	Portugal	Rtg	–	31	Hungary B	Rtg	1 : 3
FM	Pipiras, Filipa Fortuna (w)	2187	–	WGM	Lakos, Nikoletta (b)	2192	½ – ½
WCM	Silva, Mariana (b)	2005	–	WFM	Karacsonyi, Kata (w)	2233	0 – 1
	Duque, Raquel Dos Santos (w)	1913	–	WIM	Demeter, Dorina (b)	2199	½ – ½
	Avelino, Camila Biscaya (b)	1843	–	WIM	Terbe, Zsuzsanna (w)	2168	0 – 1
32	Slovakia	Rtg	–	64	Paraguay	Rtg	2 : 2
WGM	Borosova, Zuzana (w)	2205	–	WGM	Perez Rodriguez, Jennifer (b)	2224	½ – ½
IM	Repkova, Eva (b)	2319	–	WIM	Vargas, Gabriela (w)	2109	1 – 0
WIM	Mrvova, Alena (w)	2121	–	WCM	Montiel Caceres, Helen (b)	1864	½ – ½
WFM	Walter, Ema (b)	2055	–	WCM	Oviedo Acosta, Paula (w)	1790	0 – 1
65	Albania	Rtg	–	33	Sweden	Rtg	0 : 4
WFM	Shuqja, Klean (w)	2042	–	GM	Cramling, Pia (b)	2425	0 – 1
WFM	Geske, Bruna (b)	2023	–	WIM	Agrest, Inna (w)	2197	0 – 1
WCM	Caku, Kler (w)	1859	–	WFM	Cramling Bellon, Anna (b)	2066	0 – 1
WCM	Omeri, Eklea (b)	1962	–		Valcu, Lavinia (w)	2076	0 – 1
66	Venezuela	Rtg	–	35	Norway	Rtg	1½:2½
WIM	Varela La Madrid, Tilsia Carolina (w)	2017	–	WIM	Dolgova, Olga (b)	2171	1 – 0
WIM	Rovira Contreras, Tairu Manuela (b)	2022	–	WGM	Koskela, Niina (w)	2173	0 – 1
WFM	Otazo Sanchez, Annyd Gabriela (w)	1976	–	WIM	Stanford, Sheila Barth (b)	2175	0 – 1
WCM	Pena Gonzalez, Clara Isabel (b)	1895	–	WIM	Ni, Viktorija (w)	2163	½ – ½
67	Chile	Rtg	–	36	Latvia	Rtg	1½:2½
WIM	Gomez Barrera, Javiera Belen (w)	2123	–	WGM	Rogule, Laura (b)	2248	0 – 1
WFM	Abarca Gonzalez, Damaris (b)	1991	–	WGM	Berzina, Ilze (w)	2200	1 – 0
WIM	Jorquera Cabello, Valentina (w)	1919	–	WFM	Ter-Avetisjana, Agnesa Stepania (b)	2134	0 – 1
	Romero Troncoso, Liset Anais (b)	1834	–	WFM	Vidruska, Renate (w)	2035	½ – ½
37	Iran	Rtg	–	68	Indonesia	Rtg	3½: ½
WGM	Alinasab, Mobina (w)	2336	–	WCM	Lindiawati, Evi (b)	1940	1 – 0
WFM	Karimi, Setayesh (b)	2105	–		Nugroho, Angel Ruth (w)	1939	1 – 0
WIM	Behzad Nazif, Parva (w)	2092	–		Yuliana, Evi (b)	1912	½ – ½
WIM	Hamedi Nia, Vesal (b)	1986	–		Adeline, Clementia (w)	1550	1 – 0
70	Malaysia	Rtg	–	38	Estonia	Rtg	1 : 3
WFM	Tan, Li Ting (w)	2037	–	IM	Narva, Mai (b)	2420	½ – ½
WIM	Azhar, Puteri Munajjah Az-Zahraa (b)	2014	–	WIM	Olde, Margareth (w)	2135	0 – 1
WCM	Nithyalakshmi, Sivanesan (w)	1912	–	WFM	Narva, Triin (b)	2066	0 – 1
	Mohd Tarmizi, Nur Uzma Bazilah (b)	1756	–	WCM	Olde, Grete (w)	1952	½ – ½
39	Peru	Rtg	–	71	Algeria	Rtg	3½: ½
IM	Cori T., Deysi (w)	2366	–	WIM	Nassr, Lina (b)	2010	1 – 0
WIM	Aliaga Fernandez, Ingrid Y (b)	2111	–	WIM	Latreche, Sabrina (w)	2030	1 – 0
WIM	Contreras Huaman, Fiorella (w)	2168	–	WFM	Nassr, Rania (b)	1866	½ – ½
WIM	Garcia Andrada, Heidy Nicole (b)	2003	–	WCM	Djerroud, Chahrazed (w)	1910	1 – 0
72	Iceland	Rtg	–	40	Croatia	Rtg	1 : 3
WGM	Ptacnikova, Lenka (w)	2065	–	WGM	Medic, Mirjana (b)	2101	½ – ½
	Johannsdottir, Johanna Bjorg (b)	2013	–	WIM	Berke, Ana (w)	2093	0 – 1
WFM	Thorsteinsdottir, Hallgerdur (w)	1938	–	WFM	Ivekovic, Tihana (b)	2143	½ – ½
	Helgadottir, Idunn (b)	1837	–	WFM	Vujnovic, Patricija (w)	2134	0 – 1
41	Czech Republic	Rtg	–	73	Turkmenistan	Rtg	3 : 1
WGM	Movsesian, Julia (w)	2198	–	WFM	Shohradova, Lala (b)	2030	1 – 0
WIM	Kanakova, Natalie (b)	2145	–	WCM	Agajanova, Meryem (w)	2007	1 – 0
WGM	Rodshtein, Tereza (w)	2149	–	WCM	Shohradova, Leyla (b)	1873	0 – 1
WIM	Novosadova, Kristyna (b)	2066	–		Rejepova, Jahan (w)	1915	1 – 0
74	New Zealand	Rtg	–	42	Montenegro	Rtg	½ :3½
WIM	Timergazi, Layla (w)	1979	–	FM	Zherebtsova, Alexandra (b)	2239	0 – 1
WIM	Zhang, Jasmine Haomo (b)	1956	–	WFM	Skvortsova, Alena (w)	2179	0 – 1
WCM	Chang, Yolanda (w)	1908	–	WIM	Milovic, Aleksandra (b)	2121	0 – 1
WCM	Braganza, Nadia (b)	1890	–	WFM	Koljevic, Nikolina (w)	2030	½ – ½
43	Brazil	Rtg	–	76	Bolivia	Rtg	3 : 1
FM	Terao, Juliana Sayumi (w)	2161	–	WIM	Cordero, Daniela (b)	2017	1 – 0
WIM	Librelato, Kathie Goulart (b)	2181	–	WIM	Monroy G., Nataly A. (w)	1939	1 – 0
FM	Alboredo, Julia (w)	2127	–		Yepez Montenegro, Gloria Luz (b)	1818	1 – 0
	Dias, Clara (b)	1954	–		Gareca Ordonez, Carla Angelica (w)	1778	0 – 1
77	Singapore	Rtg	–	46	Australia	Rtg	2 : 2
WGM	Gong, Qianyun (w)	2250	–	WGM	Ryjanova, Julia (b)	2255	1 – 0
	Pang, Kay Yan Eden (b)	1847	–	WGM	Zhang, Jilin (w)	2155	0 – 1
	Koh, Wei Le Gladys (w)	1788	–	WFM	Nguyen, Thu Giang (b)	2068	0 – 1
WCM	Fang, Kun (b)	1769	–	WFM	Vincent, Alaina (w)	1976	1 – 0
47	Philippines	Rtg	–	78	El Salvador	Rtg	4 : 0
WFM	Mendoza, Shania Mae (w)	2013	–	WIM	Ortez, Andrea (b)	1948	1 – 0
WGM	Frayna, Janelle Mae (b)	2216	–	WIM	Garcia, Angie (w)	2015	1 – 0
WIM	Fronda, Jan Jodilyn (w)	2165	–	WCM	Vasquez Vasquez, Marielos (b)	1844	1 – 0
WIM	Galas, Bernadette (b)	2013	–		Barahona, Dalila Yamileth (w)	1833	1 – 0
79	Costa Rica	Rtg	–	48	Belgium	Rtg	2 : 2
WIM	Mayorga Araya, Sofia (w)	2059	–	WIM	Goossens, Hanne (b)	2189	1 – 0
WIM	Rodriguez Arrieta, Maria Elena (b)	1941	–	WFM	Vanduyfhuys, Daria (w)	2112	0 – 1
WCM	Bogantes Robleto, Karina (w)	1766	–	WFM	De Rycke, Tyani (b)	2110	0 – 1
	Canales Chinchilla, Victoria (b)	1826	–		Dierckens, Sarah (w)	1943	1 – 0
49	Hungary C	Rtg	–	80	Wales	Rtg	2 : 2
	Sulyok, Eszter (w)	2080	–	WFM	Smith, Olivia (b)	2087	0 – 1
WFM	Toth, Lili (b)	2105	–	WCM	Camp, Imogen A L (w)	1923	½ – ½
WFM	Gombocz, Zsofia (w)	2061	–	WCM	Smith, Lynda (b)	1831	½ – ½
	Nandin-Erdene, Davaademberel (b)	2039	–		Chong, Kimberly (w)	1779	1 – 0
83	Dominican Republic	Rtg	–	50	Finland	Rtg	1 : 3
WFM	Diaz Cesar, Wilsaida Pieranlly (w)	1900	–	WIM	Keinanen, Anastasia (b)	2212	0 – 1
	Gonzalez Peguero, Mary Loly (b)	1889	–		Bederdin, Lilja (w)	2065	0 – 1
WCM	Almanzar Vasquez, Jeniffer Maria (w)	1876	–	WFM	Puuska, Heini (b)	1930	½ – ½
WCM	Ramirez Luzon, Franchesca (b)	1820	–		Sippola, Sara-Olivia (w)	1861	½ – ½
88	Kyrgyzstan	Rtg	–	52	Egypt	Rtg	1 : 3
WFM	Samaganova, Aleksandra (w)	1948	–	WGM	Wafa, Shrook (b)	2137	0 – 1
WCM	Zhanybekova, Begimay (b)	1784	–	WGM	Wafa, Shahenda (w)	2102	0 – 1
WCM	Sezdbekova, Aizhan (w)	1799	–	WIM	Romany, Joy (b)	2012	1 – 0
WCM	Abaeva, Aiana (b)	1858	–	WCM	Allam, Yara (w)	1920	0 – 1
53	Luxembourg	Rtg	–	107	Thailand	Rtg	2½:1½
WIM	Steil-Antoni, Fiona (w)	2085	–	WFM	Chuemsakul, Sarocha (b)	1906	½ – ½
WFM	Bakalarz, Grazyna (b)	1928	–	WCM	Prommuang, Araya (w)	1753	1 – 0
	Kremer, Nadine (w)	1898	–		Mekarapiruk, Nathasha (b)	1728	0 – 1
	Lyon, Hannah Jane (b)	1797	–		Khantree, Napat (w)	1711	1 – 0
54	Ecuador	Rtg	–	124	Haiti	Rtg	3½: ½
WIM	Ortiz Verdezoto, Anahi (w)	2229	–		Seine, Rose Berline (b)	1778	1 – 0
WIM	Wagenschuetz, Evelyn (b)	2036	–		Cadeau, Merisena (w)	1671	1 – 0
WIM	Vasquez Ramirez, Rocio (w)	1981	–		Jonet, Davena (b)	1659	1 – 0
	Guerrero Caicedo, Arlette (b)	1868	–		Dunat, Kineberlie (w)	1582	½ – ½
96	Uruguay	Rtg	–	44	Colombia	Rtg	0 : 4
	Fabra, Nahiara (w)	1932	–	WIM	Rivera, Ingris (b)	2171	0 – 1
WCM	Silva Rosas, Natalia (b)	1868	–	WIM	Argote Heredia, Valentina (w)	2144	0 – 1
	Cardozo, Camila (w)	1673	–	WIM	Chirivi C, Jenny Astrid (b)	2120	0 – 1
	Altesor, Caterina (b)	1741	–	WCM	Lopez Rayo, Isabella (w)	1952	0 – 1
51	Mexico	Rtg	–	112	Malta	Rtg	4 : 0
WIM	Corrales Jimenez, Zenia (w)	2170	–		Ghitza, Elena (b)	1817	1 – 0
WIM	Miranda Rodriguez, Tania (b)	2090	–	WFM	Thornton, Filipina (w)	1768	1 – 0
	Padilla Garcia, Cecilia Xasive (w)	1954	–	WFM	Farrugia, Jamie (b)	1733	1 – 0
	Tec Rodas, Sofia Isavelina (b)	1800	–		Portelli, Martina (w)	1523	1 – 0
98	Zambia	Rtg	–	86	Panama	Rtg	2 : 2
WCM	Bwalya Mulwale, Lubuuto (w)	1852	–	WFM	Castillo Beitia, Ashley Alexandra (b)	2071	1 – 0
	Likando, Namakau (b)	1746	–	WFM	Chung Hurtado, Yaleika (w)	1832	0 – 1
WFM	Mbatha, Constance (w)	1799	–		Vasquez Jaen, Lourdes Lorena (b)	1821	1 – 0
	Mwale, Naomi (b)	1767	–	WCM	Carrillo Marval, Maria Angelica (w)	1795	0 – 1
133	Liberia	Rtg	–	87	South Africa	Rtg	1 : 3
	Georgina, Sackie (w)	1688	–	WIM	February, Jesse Nikki (b)	2013	0 – 1
	Meleh, N. Davis (b)	1602	–	WFM	Badenhorst, Chloe (w)	1981	0 – 1
	Abigail, Karyah (w)	1790	–		Klaasen, Robyn Julian (b)	1764	1 – 0
	Princess, K. Banney (b)	1447	–		Strong, Davida (w)	1733	0 – 1
45	Lithuania	Rtg	–	117	Hong Kong, China	Rtg	2½:1½
WIM	Martynkova, Olena (w)	2176	–	WFM	Feng, Eunice (b)	1974	0 – 1
WGM	Baginskaite, Kamile (b)	2103	–		Lou, Yuxin (w)	1654	½ – ½
WFM	Simkunaite, Gabija (w)	2005	–	WCM	Leung, Hoi Ting (b)	1619	1 – 0
WFM	Sibajeva, Marija (b)	2007	–		Liang, Liyun (w)	1463	1 – 0
118	Sudan	Rtg	–	60	Ireland	Rtg	1 : 3
	Nahed, Galab (w)	1693	–	WIM	Kanyamarala, Trisha (b)	2179	0 – 1
WCM	Ibtihal, Osman (b)	1626	–		O’Gorman, Alice (w)	1996	1 – 0
WCM	Sabreen, Oraby (w)	1812	–		Gora, Antonina (b)	1943	0 – 1
	Elizabeth, Tanyous (b)	1530	–		Putar, Lara (w)	1911	0 – 1
75	Angola	Rtg	–	120	Ethiopia	Rtg	3½: ½
WIM	Caxita, Esperanca (w)	1932	–		Haile, Lidet Abate (b)	1834	1 – 0
WFM	Junior, Ednasia (b)	1888	–		Bantiwalu, Aster Melake (w)	1704	1 – 0
WFM	Pires, Luzia (w)	1877	–		Abera, Mekdes Demssie (b)	1593	1 – 0
	Felicidade, Felicia (b)	1743	–		Teweldemedhn, Mekdes Teklay (w)	1648	½ – ½
121	Mozambique	Rtg	–	81	Tajikistan	Rtg	1½:2½
WIM	Vilhete, Vania Fausto Da T. (w)	1877	–	WFM	Antonova, Nadezhda (b)	1967	0 – 1
	Efentakis, Katina (b)	1650	–		Saidova, Rukhshona (w)	1873	0 – 1
WCM	Castro, Neusa Aridas De (w)	1684	–		Tolibova, Dilola (b)	1831	½ – ½
	Marqueza, Jossiline Estevao (b)	0	–		Mashabova, Shukrona (w)	1711	1 – 0
82	Sri Lanka	Rtg	–	122	Bahamas	Rtg	3½: ½
WCM	Tharushi, T H D Niklesha (w)	1852	–	WFM	Karelina, Polina (b)	1898	1 – 0
WCM	Pallie, Ehsha Mishela (b)	1767	–	WCM	Johnson, Daijah (w)	1624	½ – ½
WFM	Gunawardhana, Devindya Oshini (w)	1956	–		Pride, Chika (b)	1578	1 – 0
	Abeysinghe, H M H Janandani (b)	1752	–		Williams, Diana (w)	0	1 – 0
123	Fiji	Rtg	–	84	Jamaica	Rtg	1½:2½
WFM	Lyons, Kieran (w)	1818	–	WFM	Clarke, Adani (b)	1919	½ – ½
WCM	Sukhu, Gloria (b)	1634	–	WIM	Miller, Rachel (w)	1912	0 – 1
WCM	Terubea, Cydel (w)	1681	–		Watson, Gabriella (b)	1826	0 – 1
	Sukhu, Makayla (b)	1521	–		McKoy, Arielle (w)	1441	1 – 0
125	Namibia	Rtg	–	85	United Arab Emirates	Rtg	1 : 3
WFM	Shipindo, Rauha (w)	1681	–	WFM	Al Maamari, Wafia Darwish (b)	1908	0 – 1
WCM	Beukes, Jamie-Nicole (b)	1735	–		Mariam, Essa (w)	1779	0 – 1
	Van Wyk, Keisha C (w)	1599	–		Anoud, Eisa Bashkardi (b)	1810	1 – 0
	Tjatindi, Kamutuua (b)	0	–	WCM	Almaamari, Zainab Darwish (w)	1661	0 – 1
127	Cyprus	Rtg	–	91	Nicaragua	Rtg	1 : 3
	Sokolova, Larisa (w)	1705	–		Martinez Orozco, Cristiana Yorlene (b)	1761	0 – 1
	Paunescu, Aida (b)	1603	–	CM	Cabezas Calero, Abigail Carolina (w)	1824	1 – 0
	Pica, Eleni (w)	1609	–		Munoz Cortez, Anahi Alexandra (b)	1868	0 – 1
	Sokolova, Victoria (b)	1682	–		Alvarez Gutierrez, Patricia (w)	1826	0 – 1
92	Jordan	Rtg	–	126	Bermuda	Rtg	3½: ½
WIM	Fuad Kamel Jamaliah, Natalie (w)	2003	–	WFM	Kovacova, Zuzana (b)	2020	½ – ½
	Jeda, Helal (b)	1569	–		Cancino, Shiela (w)	1663	1 – 0
WIM	Boshra, Alshaeby (w)	1939	–		Flanagan, Yasmin (b)	0	1 – 0
	Ruba, Al-Qudah (b)	1937	–		Gontcharova, Olga (w)	1567	1 – 0
93	Uganda	Rtg	–	128	Lebanon	Rtg	3½: ½
WCM	Ampaire, Shakira (w)	1839	–		Hamadeh, Sally (b)	1557	1 – 0
WFM	Amoko, Ivy Claire (b)	1820	–		Attieh, Skye (w)	1675	1 – 0
WCM	Sana, Omprakash Kayyar (w)	1937	–		Al Asmar, Remy (b)	1661	1 – 0
	Kawuma, Patricia (b)	1839	–		Darweeche, Roaa (w)	1557	½ – ½
129	Lesotho	Rtg	–	94	Andorra	Rtg	½ :3½
WFM	Lieketseng, Ngatane (w)	1651	–	WFM	Henderson De La Fuente, Andrea (b)	1986	0 – 1
	Ntsielo, Bonolo (b)	1757	–		Muratet Carmona, Julia (w)	1816	0 – 1
	Lintle, Molise (w)	1583	–		Muratet Carmona, Alexandra (b)	1796	½ – ½
	Thetsane, Nteboheleng (b)	1645	–	WCM	Real Puigdollers, Silvia (w)	1781	0 – 1
95	Botswana	Rtg	–	130	Ghana	Rtg	3 : 1
WFM	Marape, Naledi (w)	1926	–	WCM	Benson, Maud (b)	1682	1 – 0
WCM	Gabatshwarwe, Refilwe (b)	1787	–	WCM	Felix, Tobi (w)	1677	½ – ½
WCM	Banda, Natalie Katlo (w)	1893	–		Dotse, Dzidzor Esi (b)	1530	½ – ½
	Rebatenne, Boitshepo (b)	1696	–		Hephzibah, Awura-Ama Manubea Tandoh (w)	1516	1 – 0
131	Guam	Rtg	–	97	Trinidad & Tobago	Rtg	2 : 2
WCM	Ollet, Myra (w)	1658	–	WIM	Johnson, Gabriella (b)	1896	1 – 0
	Ramas, Carmina Jasmine (b)	1712	–	WCM	Hermoso Rodriguez, Ysvett (w)	1943	0 – 1
	Benzon, Tiffany (w)	1610	–	WCM	La Fleur, Zara (b)	1773	0 – 1
	Nacario, Ruth (b)	1607	–		Ramnarine Singh, Aradhana (w)	1587	1 – 0
134	Pakistan	Rtg	–	99	Zimbabwe	Rtg	0 : 4
	Sehba, Shah (w)	0	–	WCM	Charinda, Kudzanayi (b)	1854	0 – 1
WCM	Zenobia, Wasif (b)	1743	–		Makwena, Christine (w)	1860	0 – 1
WCM	Mehak, Gul (w)	1710	–		Shaba, Linda Dalitso (b)	1831	0 – 1
	Aayat, Asmi (b)	1423	–		Zengeni, Tatenda Melisa (w)	1732	0 – 1
100	Japan	Rtg	–	135	Aruba	Rtg	4 : 0
WCM	Sakai, Azumi (w)	1871	–	WCM	Jacobs, Annelaine (b)	1763	1 – 0
	Shibata, Misaki (b)	1847	–		Moreno Mora, Milaydes Lourdes (w)	1694	1 – 0
	Mitsuyama, Rikka (w)	1738	–		Aponte, Samantha (b)	1454	1 – 0
	Takayasu, Melody (b)	1768	–		Cabral, Sylvi (w)	1471	1 – 0
136	Brunei Darussalam	Rtg	–	101	Puerto Rico	Rtg	0 : 4
	Saiful Azmi, Nur Farzana (w)	1533	–	WIM	Morales Santos, Natasha (b)	1972	0 – 1
	Hussin, Fazreena (b)	1700	–	WCM	Rivera Negron, Yanira (w)	1805	0 – 1
	Redzuan, Nur Ainul Mardhiah (w)	1481	–	WCM	Alvarado Perez, Coralys M. (b)	1694	0 – 1
	Zakaria, Liyana (b)	1520	–		Vera Perez, Gabriela S. (w)	0	0 – 1
102	Palestine	Rtg	–	137	Malawi	Rtg	4 : 0
WFM	Sawan, Eman (w)	1972	–	WFM	Jambo, Linda (b)	1629	1 – 0
WCM	Hamouri, Taqwa (b)	1845	–		Namangale, Susan (w)	1521	1 – 0
WCM	Faqeeh, Yara (w)	1671	–		Msukwa, Tupokiwe (b)	1674	1 – 0
	Natsheh, Wajd (b)	1739	–		Simwaba, Anne (w)	1596	1 – 0
139	Cape Verde	Rtg	–	103	South Korea	Rtg	0 : 4
	Spinola, Divania (w)	1583	–		Khan, Anastasia (b)	1859	0 – 1
	Pereira, Deise (b)	0	–	WCM	Kang, Sohyun (w)	1726	0 – 1
	Almeida, Jacira Laura (w)	1616	–	WCM	Cho, Yeonhee (b)	1696	0 – 1
	Moreno, Akiane (b)	1547	–		Kim, Sarang (w)	1732	0 – 1
104	Honduras	Rtg	–	140	Oman	Rtg	2½:1½
WFM	Viana, Valeria (w)	1882	–		Al Aisaee, Anat (b)	1608	1 – 0
WFM	Torres Hernandez, Leslie Carolin (b)	1891	–		Al Balushi, Mariya (w)	1561	1 – 0
	Oseguera, Suhey (w)	1590	–		Al Ghafri, Alanoud (b)	1546	0 – 1
	Maradiaga, Cesia (b)	1675	–		Al Bulushi, Rawan (w)	1560	½ – ½
141	Kuwait	Rtg	–	105	Madagascar	Rtg	½ :3½
	Alazmi, Amani (w)	1673	–	WFM	Ravelomanana, Sabine (b)	1926	0 – 1
	Alazemi, Aisha (b)	1547	–	WFM	Raharimanana, Faratiana (w)	1815	0 – 1
	Nema, Rabab (w)	1601	–		Randriatsiferana, Dimbiharentsoa Christiana (b)	1736	½ – ½
	Ajbali, Ghaleyah (b)	1513	–		Tsinjoviniavo, Aina Mahasambatra (w)	1662	0 – 1
106	Guatemala	Rtg	–	142	Jersey	Rtg	3½: ½
	Lopez L., Dairyn D. (w)	1740	–	WCM	Ruddy, Rachel (b)	1662	½ – ½
	Raymundo, Deycy Daniela (b)	1728	–		Ashbrooke, Monika (w)	1650	1 – 0
	Santiago Sontay, Jenny Fernanda (w)	1773	–		Forbes, Yasmin (b)	1606	1 – 0
WIM	Mazariegos, Silvia Carolina (b)	1878	–		Weber, Sarah (w)	0	1 – 0
108	Tunisia	Rtg	–	143	Eritrea	Rtg	3 : 1
WFM	Miladi, Amen (w)	1851	–		Sosna, Mehari Abraham (b)	1541	1 – 0
WCM	Mefteh, Meyssem (b)	1834	–		Besrat, Mesgena Yoseph (w)	1557	1 – 0
	Ben Amor, Meriem (w)	1733	–		Elshalom, Essayas Berhane (b)	1659	0 – 1
	Gamha, Yasmine (b)	1679	–		Sesait, Debesai Zerabruk Sahlu (w)	0	1 – 0
144	Mauritius	Rtg	–	109	Barbados	Rtg	½ :3½
WCM	Andhin, Chethanah (w)	1607	–	WCM	Wilson, Hannah (b)	1888	0 – 1
	Gungadoo, Preetisha Devi (b)	0	–	WCM	Blackman, Katrina (w)	1814	0 – 1
WCM	Beekhy, Aamirah (w)	1600	–	WCM	Reifer-Belle, Chanon (b)	1736	0 – 1
	Lee You Voon, Stephanie (b)	0	–		Springer, Leshay (w)	1425	½ – ½
110	Kenya	Rtg	–	145	Eswatini	Rtg	4 : 0
WFM	Mongeli, Sasha (w)	1819	–		Nomcebo, Sibisi (b)	1570	1 – 0
WCM	Ndirangu, Joyce Nyaruai (b)	1782	–		Nkwanyane, Nolwazi (w)	1542	1 – 0
	Mutisya, Jully (w)	1750	–		Dlamini, Sincobile (b)	1572	1 – 0
	Karanja, Ether (b)	1637	–		Nosimilo, Mkhonto (w)	1561	1 – 0
111	Kosovo *	Rtg	–	146	Netherlands Antilles	Rtg	3½: ½
	Aliu, Arlinda (w)	1780	–		Jubitana, Ginger (b)	0	1 – 0
	Recica, Jona (b)	1791	–		Marcos, Taqesyah (w)	1679	1 – 0
WCM	Saraci, Rinesa (w)	1757	–		Pourier, Dianthely (b)	1542	1 – 0
WCM	Saraci, Ndriqona (b)	1656	–		Pieter, Liana (w)	1619	½ – ½
147	Guyana	Rtg	–	113	Guernsey	Rtg	2 : 2
WCM	Callender, Jessica (w)	1579	–		Strade, Arita (b)	1946	0 – 1
WCM	Shariff, Sasha Christina (b)	1538	–		Nevska, Gerda (w)	1892	0 – 1
	Joshi, Aditi Narayan (w)	1535	–		Denning, Julie L (b)	1741	1 – 0
	Clement, Ciel Desiree (b)	1454	–		Marie, De Carteret (w)	0	1 – 0
114	Suriname	Rtg	–	148	Bahrain	Rtg	4 : 0
WCM	Kaslan, Victoria (w)	1726	–		Ahmed, Najla (b)	1539	1 – 0
WCM	Kaslan, Alexandra (b)	1675	–		Almusawi, Maram (w)	1510	1 – 0
	Wu, Elise (w)	1595	–		Sharaf, Hawra (b)	1595	1 – 0
	Tjong Tjin Joe, Maylee (b)	1665	–		Yaqoob, Wafa (w)	1438	1 – 0
149	Tanzania	Rtg	–	115	Morocco	Rtg	1½:2½
	Ebrahim, Zahabiyah (w)	1494	–		Laamim, Roaa (b)	1879	0 – 1
	Anahi, Rishit Shah (b)	1544	–		Chemaou, Lilya (w)	1565	½ – ½
	Samson, Bertha (w)	1457	–		El Harrak, Maryam (b)	1639	0 – 1
	Lissa, Siya Joseph (b)	0	–		El Barbry, Sarah (w)	1862	1 – 0
116	Chinese Taipei	Rtg	–	150	Cayman Islands	Rtg	2½:1½
	Chen, Chi (w)	1746	–		Swaminathan, Laia (b)	1620	1 – 0
WFM	Shih, Ching-An (b)	1735	–		Majid, Zara (w)	1533	½ – ½
WFM	Chen, I-Chen (w)	1771	–		Patil, Anvita Niranjan (b)	1505	0 – 1
WCM	Tsai, Sophie Yi-Hsuan (b)	1668	–		McClenaghan, Abbie (w)	0	1 – 0
175	Mauritania	Rtg	–	132	Palau	Rtg	2 : 2
	Nevissa, Dahi (w)	0	–		Magno, Angelica (b)	1544	0 – 1
	Fatma, Vall Abdel Malick (b)	0	–		Sisior, Angelil (w)	1691	1 – 0
	Rahilou, Hemam (w)	0	–		Gemota, Joan (b)	1567	0 – 1
	Mina, Hamam (b)	0	–	WFM	Parrado, Angelica (w)	1741	1 – 0
156	Liechtenstein	Rtg	–	182	US Virgin Islands	Rtg	3 : 1
	Sele, Timea (w)	1699	–		Eve, Williams (b)	0	1 – 0
	Heron, Doris (b)	0	–		Cana, Jessica (w)	0	1 – 0
	Gillet Infante, Macarena (w)	0	–		Leah, Williams (b)	0	0 – 1
	Martinez Hengevoss, Thelma (b)	0	–		Lois, Williams (w)	0	1 – 0
183	Vanuatu	Rtg	–	158	Laos	Rtg	2 : 2
	Ela, Milfirer (w)	0	–		Maly, Inthavong (b)	1633	1 – 0
	Kaina, Delrieu (b)	0	–		Chintanakone, Sisouk (w)	0	0 – 1
	Lou-Anne, Delrieu (w)	0	–		Homsombath, Nola (b)	0	0 – 1
	Olivia, Gottfried (b)	0	–		Keosavangh, Bouavone (w)	0	1 – 0
151	Cote d’Ivoire	Rtg	–	166	Dominica	Rtg	3½: ½
WCM	Yavo Tchetche, Marie (w)	1686	–		Domennova, Liudmila (b)	0	1 – 0
	Kouassi, Edichy Berenice (b)	1528	–		Henry, Zahidu (w)	1406	1 – 0
	Gba, Zotta Marcelle Aurore Regine (w)	1427	–		Daniel, Desalee Waynelle (b)	0	½ – ½
	Camara, Ruth Liliane (b)	0	–		Jno. Baptiste, Dorothy (w)	0	1 – 0
152	Cameroon	Rtg	–	167	British Virgin Islands	Rtg	4 : 0
WCM	Magne, Kouokam Sylviane (w)	1587	–		Brito, Jasmine (b)	0	1 – 0
	Danwe, Maissiri Carole (b)	1456	–		Ganigan, Alexis (w)	0	1 – 0
	Tchouateu, Tankeu Stephanie (w)	1565	–		Scatliffe, Tiandra (b)	0	1 – 0
	Wefang, Lucrece (b)	0	–		McSheene, Deniqua (w)	0	1 – 0
168	Chad	Rtg	–	153	Maldives	Rtg	½ :3½
	Aicha, Mahamat Bagamla (w)	0	–		Nihaya, Ahmed (b)	1589	0 – 1
	Fatime, Ali Moustapha (b)	0	–		Aminath, Sara Haleem (w)	0	0 – 1
	Zara, Abdoulaye Baba Hassane (w)	0	–		Aishath, Iva Hassan (b)	1422	0 – 1
	Fatime, Mahamat Saleh (b)	0	–		Aini, Munthazim (w)	1536	½ – ½
169	Democratic Republic of the Congo	Rtg	–	154	Saint Lucia	Rtg	0 : 4
	Jennifer, Biyinga (w)	0	–		Liu, Mila (b)	0	0 – 1
	Sankya, Tracie (b)	0	–		Wahid, Chelsea (w)	1470	0 – 1
	Christelle, Kisita (w)	0	–		James, Vernesa (b)	0	– – +
	Kisita, Joyce (b)	0	–		Richards, Trisann (w)	1653	0 – 1
160	Seychelles	Rtg	–	170	Djibouti	Rtg	0 : 4
	Moustache, Marie-Ange (w)	0	–		Johara, Mohamoud Elmi (b)	0	0 – 1
	Nancy, Medge (b)	0	–		Moun, Mohamde Ibrahim (w)	0	0 – 1
	Barra, Ana (w)	0	–		Sagual, Ismail Hassan (b)	0	0 – 1
	Hoareau, Rachelle (b)	1625	–		Yousra, Mahdi Abdillahi (w)	0	0 – 1
171	Equatorial Guinea	Rtg	–	162	Sao Tome and Principe	Rtg	3 : 1
	Orpa, Angue Ondo Obono (w)	0	–		Lima, Izidora Lourenco (b)	1579	0 – 1
	Justa, Mbasogo Eyama Oye (b)	0	–		Almeida, Arlette (w)	0	1 – 0
	Cinthia, Daniela Angue Ndong (w)	0	–		Biko, Cristiana (b)	0	1 – 0
	Mauricia, Alba Bindang Menana Asangono (b)	0	–		Lima, Dilma (w)	0	1 – 0
163	Togo	Rtg	–	173	Grenada	Rtg	4 : 0
	Kudafa, Sandra (w)	0	–		Bernel, A.Chitan (b)	0	1 – 0
	Oyenga, Justine Anassika (b)	1503	–		Rockisha, Flanders (w)	0	1 – 0
	Kponsou, Afiwa (w)	1453	–		Naziyah, S.A.James (b)	0	1 – 0
	Kudafa, Sandrine (b)	0	–		Tauriel, A.B. Frank (w)	0	1 – 0
179	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	Rtg	–	164	Bhutan	Rtg	1 : 3
	Robinson, Orisia K. (w)	0	–		Asha, Huang Limboo (b)	1420	0 – 1
	Ashton, Molissa Francita (b)	0	–		Namgay, Dolma (w)	0	1 – 0
	Balcombe, Arianna (w)	0	–		Yeshey, Lhaden (b)	1514	0 – 1
	Durham-Balcombe, Ronnia R (b)	0	–		Pema, Yangsel Dorji (w)	0	0 – 1
165	San Marino	Rtg	–	178	Saint Kitts and Nevis	Rtg	2 : 2
	Biordi, Mariane (w)	0	–		Myers, Joalyn (b)	0	1 – 0
	Giannini, Cristina (b)	0	–		Rawlins, Uniqua (w)	0	1 – 0
	Capicchioni, Dorina (w)	0	–		Sahely, Halla (b)	0	0 – 1
	Frisoni, Mariangela (b)	0	–		Sahely, Mia (w)	0	0 – 1

Gender equality: Chess Olympiad 2024

Sergio — Mon, 26 Aug 2024 18:22:07 +0000

“This is the closest the ratio of men’s to women’s teams has ever been in the history of the Chess Olympiads,” says Dr. Zoltán Polyánszky, President of the Hungarian Chess Federation.

“This progress is inspiring for women’s chess, but it also draws on deep traditions. In the 1970s and 80s, the renowned teams featuring Mária Ivánka and Zsuzsa Verőci earned four silver and two bronze medals in the FIDE Chess Olympiads, followed by the Polgár sisters and Ildikó Mádl winning two golds. Later, Zsuzsa Polgár became the Women’s World Champion, and Judit achieved groundbreaking results in men’s chess, setting an example for future generations. At this year’s Olympiad, I’m proud to highlight that of the 10 competitors on our women’s A and B teams, five are competing as mothers.

Balancing these two roles requires extraordinary effort and exceptional organizational skills, and we are proud of them and especially grateful for their dedication.”

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Press release by FIDE

The International Chess Federation (FIDE) has initiated programs to ensure women have equal opportunities to participate in chess. The FIDE Women’s Commission launched a special project, the National Female Team Imitative, to enable more countries to send women’s teams to the Chess Olympiad. Each of these teams represents a significant step toward gender equality in chess.

Over the past year, the program has supported the preparation of women’s teams from nine countries: Liechtenstein, Guernsey, Grenada, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, St. Kitts and Nevis, the US Virgin Islands, St. Lucia, Nauru, and the Cayman Islands. The debuting teams received financial support, expert coaching, and substantial mental and material support for their training sessions in July and August.

“Taking our first-ever female team to the Olympiad is a milestone that highlights the progress we’ve made in increasing the number of women playing chess in St. Lucia. This achievement will undoubtedly inspire more females to take up the game. Our team members were selected from our Schools Chess Championships and the Queens Gambit Challenge Initiative. I’m proud to say that the majority of our preparation was supported by the training provided through the FIDE Commission for Women’s Chess National Female Team Initiative,” said TrisAnn Richards, President of the Saint Lucia Chess Federation.

Additionally, the FIDE Women’s Chess Commission introduced a pilot project called ChessMom earlier this year. This initiative provides support to female players with children under one year of age. In the past, many women were unable to participate in the Olympiad due to the challenges of being away from their children or finding childcare during competitions. The Commission addressed this by recognizing each child and caregiver as official members of their national delegation, ensuring they receive lodging, meals, and all the other benefits provided to delegation members.

Participants in this project include Alina Kashlinskaya (Poland), Nana Dzagnidze (Georgia), Yuliia Osmak (Ukraine), Aster Melake Bantiwalu (Ethiopia), Rauha Shipindo (Namibia), and Nolwazi Nkwanyane (Eswatini). FIDE aims to establish this support system for chess-playing mothers as a standard feature, expanding the pilot project into a full program for future competitions.

Dana Reizniece-Ozola, Deputy Chair of the FIDE Management Board, emphasized FIDE’s commitment to promoting women’s chess: “FIDE is deeply committed to empowering women in chess by creating opportunities and providing the necessary support to help them excel. Whether through initiatives like the ChessMom program or supporting the participation of new teams at the Olympiad, our goal is to ensure that women in chess have the same opportunities to succeed as their male counterparts.”

Adding to the celebration of women in chess, Chilean singer and performance artist Juga will launch a unique art project in Budapest. Known for her chess-inspired work, Juga is filming a new video in Budapest to honor women in chess worldwide. The short film will showcase the top female chess players from 160 countries, as well as women who contribute to chess as teachers, streamers, photographers, referees, and officials. Filming will take place on September 17, a rest day for the Olympiad, at the iconic Hungarian Fine Arts Museum in Budapest.

The video will feature her song ‘Queen Trap’ and Juga has promised that she will represent female chess players in a way that has never been done before. Juga is hoping to work with all of the Olympiad’s female competitors where a number of international stars have already signalled their participation, including Judit Polgár, Alexandra Kosteniuk, Elizabeth Paehtz, Bibisara Assaubayeva, and Tania Sachdev.

As part of this year’s Chess Olympiad, the FIDE Commission for Women’s Chess hosts “Women&Chess&Balance” conference on 21 September 2024. More information can be found here: https://wom.fide.com/womconference/.

“I am extremely excited that FIDE Commission for Women’s Chess implemented so many incredible projects. FIDE will continue thriving in this meaningful direction! Taking the opportunity I would like to invite you all to the Conference to attend the conference,” said Anastasia Sorokina, Chair of the FIDE Commission for Women’s Chess.

Chess Olympiad 2024 participants women section

Sergio — Sun, 25 Aug 2024 22:28:54 +0000

The Chess Olympiad 2024 has India as the highest rated team of the event with average rating of 2467 ELO. They are closely followed by Georgia (2461), Poland (2418), China (2414), Ukraine (2402), Azerbaijan (2402), USA (2388), Spain (2382), Germany (2380), Kazakhstan (2370, and Armenia (2365)

These ratings are according to the July FIDE rating list. See the open section here

More live (Open): Chess Olympiad 2024 live / Matches 1-26 live / Matches 26-50 live / Matches 51-75 live / Matches 75+ live / TCEC live / TCEC live 2

More live (Women): Matches 1-26 live / Matches 26-50 live / Matches 51-75 live / Matches 75+ live

Chess Olympiad 2024 participants (women)

1. India (RtgAvg:2467 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Kunte, Abhijit
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	GM	Dronavalli, Harika	2502
2	GM	Vaishali, Rameshbabu	2506
3	IM	Divya, Deshmukh	2472
4	IM	Vantika, Agrawal	2362
5	IM	Tania, Sachdev	2386
2. Georgia (RtgAvg:2461 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Tukmakov, Vladimir B
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	GM	Dzagnidze, Nana	2506
2	GM	Batsiashvili, Nino	2461
3	IM	Javakhishvili, Lela	2451
4	GM	Khotenashvili, Bella	2427
5	IM	Melia, Salome	2325
3. Poland (RtgAvg:2418 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Dziuba, Marcin
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	IM	Kashlinskaya, Alina	2474
2	GM	Socko, Monika	2422
3	IM	Maltsevskaya, Aleksandra	2404
4	IM	Kiolbasa, Oliwia	2367
5	WIM	Sliwicka, Alicja	2373
4. China (RtgAvg:2414 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Shen, Yang
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	GM	Zhu, Jiner	2479
2	WGM	Lu, Miaoyi	2444
3	IM	Song, Yuxin	2373
4	IM	Guo, Qi	2360
5	WGM	Ni, Shiqun	2345
5. Ukraine (RtgAvg:2402 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Brodsky, Michail
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	IM	Osmak, Yuliia	2471
2	GM	Ushenina, Anna	2417
3	IM	Buksa, Nataliya	2396
4	IM	Gaponenko, Inna	2324
5	WGM	Doluhanova, Evgeniya	2304
6. Azerbaijan (RtgAvg:2402 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Shereshevsky, Mihail
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	IM	Mammadzada, Gunay	2441
2	WGM	Beydullayeva, Govhar	2412
3	IM	Balajayeva, Khanim	2384
4	IM	Fataliyeva, Ulviyya	2369
5	IM	Mammadova, Gulnar	2336
7. United States of America (RtgAvg:2388 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Khachiyan, Melikset
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	IM	Tokhirjonova, Gulrukhbegim	2380
2	IM	Yip, Carissa	2387
3	GM	Krush, Irina	2405
4	IM	Lee, Alice	2381
5	IM	Zatonskih, Anna	2320
8. Spain (RtgAvg:2382 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Salgado Lopez, Ivan
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	IM	Khademalsharieh, Sarasadat	2489
2	IM	Vega Gutierrez, Sabrina	2374
3	IM	Matnadze Bujiashvili, Ann	2345
4	IM	Garcia Martin, Marta	2318
5	WGM	Calzetta Ruiz, Monica	2220
9. Germany (RtgAvg:2380 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Yakovich, Yuri
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	GM	Paehtz, Elisabeth	2455
2	IM	Wagner, Dinara	2452
3	WGM	Heinemann, Josefine	2267
4	WGM	Klek, Hanna Marie	2308
5	FM	Schulze, Lara	2306
10. Kazakhstan (RtgAvg:2370 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Kotsur, Pavel
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	IM	Assaubayeva, Bibisara	2470
2	IM	Kamalidenova, Meruert	2352
3	WIM	Nurman, Alua	2324
4	WIM	Kairbekova, Amina	2247
5	WIM	Balabayeva, Xeniya	2335
11. Armenia (RtgAvg:2365 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Andriasian, Zaven
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	GM	Danielian, Elina	2393
2	IM	Sargsyan, Anna M.	2371
3	IM	Mkrtchian, Lilit	2366
4	WIM	Mkrtchyan, Mariam	2328
5	WIM	Gaboyan, Susanna	2207
12. France (RtgAvg:2350 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Alexieva, Silvia
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	IM	Daulyte-Cornette, Deimante	2366
2	IM	Milliet, Sophie	2339
3	IM	Guichard, Pauline	2361
4	WGM	Hejazipour, Mitra	2333
5	WIM	Benmesbah, Natacha	2287
13. Bulgaria (RtgAvg:2346 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Arnaudov, G. Petar
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	GM	Stefanova, Antoaneta	2420
2	IM	Salimova, Nurgyul	2412
3	WGM	Radeva, Viktoria	2301
4	WGM	Krasteva, Beloslava	2252
5	FM	Peycheva, Gergana	2248
14. Hungary (RtgAvg:2317 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Fodor, Tamas Jr.
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	GM	Hoang, Thanh Trang	2354
2	WIM	Gaal, Zsoka	2341
3	WIM	Terbe, Julianna	2289
4	IM	Lazarne Vajda, Szidonia	2283
5	WGM	Papp, Petra	2259
15. Serbia (RtgAvg:2298 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Maric, Alisa
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	IM	Injac, Teodora	2411
2	WGM	Gajcin, Marina	2287
3	WIM	Velikic, Adela	2288
4	WGM	Mandura, Tijana	2207
5	WGM	Eric, Jovana	2138
16. England (RtgAvg:2294 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Conquest, Stuart C
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	IM	Houska, Jovanka	2333
2	WGM	Yao, Lan	2296
3	IM	Hunt, Harriet V	2304
4	WGM	Toma, Katarzyna	2241
5	WFM	Sivanandan, Bodhana	2185
17. Mongolia (RtgAvg:2288 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Turmunkh, Dugeree
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WGM	Munkhzul, Turmunkh	2256
2	IM	Munguntuul, Batkhuyag	2346
3	IM	Nomin-Erdene, Davaademberel	2319
4	WFM	Khuslen, Erdenebayar	2229
5	WCM	Mungunzul, Bat-Erdene	2224
18. Netherlands (RtgAvg:2287 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Bosch, Jeroen
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	GM	Peng, Zhaoqin	2349
2	IM	Roebers, Eline	2315
3	FM	Van Foreest, Machteld	2243
4	WIM	Bensdorp-De Labaca, Marlies	2241
5	FM	Kazarian, Anna-Maja	2180
19. Vietnam (RtgAvg:2287 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Huynh Hoa, Minh Nhat
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	IM	Pham, Le Thao Nguyen	2395
2	WGM	Vo, Thi Kim Phung	2320
3	WIM	Luong, Phuong Hanh	2214
4	WIM	Bach, Ngoc Thuy Duong	2218
5	WGM	Le, Thanh Tu	2092
20. Turkiye (RtgAvg:2283 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Mamedov, Nidjat
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	IM	Atalik, Ekaterina	2381
2	WGM	Yildiz Kadioglu, Betul Cemre	2314
3	WGM	Ozturk Orenli, Kubra	2262
4	WIM	Isgenderova, Hayale	2124
5	WIM	Aydin, Gulenay	2176
21. Switzerland (RtgAvg:2280 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Novkovic, Milan
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	GM	Kosteniuk, Alexandra	2488
2	WIM	Hryzlova, Sofiia	2234
3	FM	Georgescu, Lena	2209
4	WGM	Hakimifard, Ghazal	2188
5	WFM	Manko, Mariia	2159
22. Romania (RtgAvg:2267 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Szabo, Gergely-Andras-Gyula
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	IM	Bulmaga, Irina	2406
2	WGM	Sandu, Mihaela	2246
3	WGM	Voicu-Jagodzinsky, Carmen	2227
4	WIM	Lehaci, Miruna-Daria	2190
5	WIM	Ciolacu, Alessia-Mihaela	2152
23. Italy (RtgAvg:2263 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Mogranzini, Roberto
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	IM	Brunello, Marina	2358
2	IM	Zimina, Olga	2302
3	WIM	Gueci, Tea	2199
4	IM	Sedina, Elena	2193
5	WFM	Sala, Giulia	2121
24. Greece (RtgAvg:2256 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Banikas, Hristos
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	IM	Tsolakidou, Stavroula	2429
2	FM	Avramidou, Anastasia	2269
3	WIM	Pavlidou, Ekaterini	2146
4	WFM	Markantonaki, Haritomeni	2179
5	WGM	Makropoulou, Marina	2103
25. Argentina (RtgAvg:2246 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Iermito, Sebastian Dario
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WGM	Francisco Guecamburu, Candela Be	2294
2	WIM	Campos, Maria Jose	2281
3	WIM	Borda Rodas, Anapaola S.	2219
4	WGM	Amura, Claudia	2191
5	WIM	Sarquis, Maria Belen	2172
26. Israel (RtgAvg:2243 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Kogan, Arthur
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	IM	Efroimski, Marsel	2408
2	IM	Klinova, Masha	2227
3	WFM	Levitan, Ronit	2137
4	WFM	Kochavi, Dana	2083
5	WFM	Orian, Noga	2201
27. Canada (RtgAvg:2238 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Hracek, Zbynek
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WGM	Ouellet, Maili-Jade	2318
2	WIM	Li, Yunshan	2268
3	WIM	Pham, Bich Ngoc	2199
4	WIM	Demchenko, Svitlana	2167
5	WFM	Golubeva, Oksana	2119
28. Slovenia (RtgAvg:2225 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Mikac, Matjaz
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	IM	Unuk, Laura	2324
2	WIM	Urh, Zala	2256
3	WIM	Janzelj, Lara	2193
4	WIM	Vidic, Teja	2128
5	WFM	Mihelic, Vesna	2069
29. Austria (RtgAvg:2209 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Shengelia, David
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WGM	Theissl Pokorna, Regina	2302
2	WIM	Newrkla, Katharina	2203
3	WIM	Exler, Veronika	2176
4	WFM	Schloffer, Jasmin-Denise	2156
5	WFM	Hapala, Elisabeth	2152
30. Slovakia (RtgAvg:2205 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Stohl, Igor
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WGM	Borosova, Zuzana	2205
2	IM	Repkova, Eva	2319
3	WIM	Mrvova, Alena	2157
4	WFM	Bochnickova, Simona	2138
5	WFM	Walter, Ema	2053
31. Cuba (RtgAvg:2201 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Alvarez Pedraza, Aramis
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WGM	Miranda Llanes, Yerisbel	2269
2	WGM	Forgas Moreno, Yaniela	2217
3	WGM	Arribas Robaina, Maritza	2143
4	WGM	Linares Napoles, Oleiny	2168
5	WIM	Hernandez Gil, Ineymig	2149
32. Hungary B (RtgAvg:2198 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Galyas, Miklos
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Demeter, Dorina	2199
2	WGM	Lakos, Nikoletta	2205
3	WFM	Karacsonyi, Kata	2184
4	WIM	Mihok-Juhasz, Barbara	2203
5	WIM	Terbe, Zsuzsanna	2163
33. Sweden (RtgAvg:2184 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Bellon Lopez, Juan Manuel
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	GM	Cramling, Pia	2437
2	WIM	Agrest, Inna	2197
3	WFM	Cramling Bellon, Anna	2045
4		Zaritovskaja, Margarita	2009
5		Valcu, Lavinia	2056
34. Estonia (RtgAvg:2177 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Ehlvest, Jaan
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	IM	Narva, Mai	2421
2	WIM	Olde, Margareth	2166
3	WFM	Narva, Triin	2067
4	WFM	Blokhin, Sofia	2052
5	WCM	Olde, Grete	1891
35. Uzbekistan (RtgAvg:2171 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Dreev, Aleksey
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Khamdamova, Afruza	2292
2	WGM	Yakubbaeva, Nilufar	2248
3	WIM	Malikova, Marjona	2083
4	WIM	Nadirjanova, Nodira	2059
5	WIM	Omonova, Umida	2032
36. Iran (RtgAvg:2169 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Toufighi, Homayoon
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WGM	Alinasab, Mobina	2354
2	WFM	Azali, Tannaz	2125
3	WFM	Karimi, Setayesh	2105
4	WIM	Behzad Nazif, Parva	2092
5	WIM	Hamedi Nia, Vesal	1986
37. Czech Republic (RtgAvg:2163 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Polak, Tomas
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WGM	Movsesian, Julia	2198
2	WGM	Rodshtein, Tereza	2149
3	WIM	Kanakova, Natalie	2160
4	WIM	Novosadova, Kristyna	2066
5	WIM	Korenova, Martina	2145
38. Norway (RtgAvg:2157 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Johansson, Linus
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WGM	Koskela, Niina	2172
2	WIM	Dolgova, Olga	2171
3	WIM	Ni, Viktorija	2150
4	WIM	Stanford, Sheila Barth	2135
5		Machlik, Monika	2109
39. Latvia (RtgAvg:2155 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Lanka, Zigurds
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WGM	Rogule, Laura	2263
2	WGM	Berzina, Ilze	2176
3	WFM	Krumina, Linda	2091
4	WFM	Ter-Avetisjana, Agnesa Stepania	2089
5	WFM	Vidruska, Renate	2029
40. Croatia (RtgAvg:2151 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Mandekic, Ivan
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	FM	Cvitan, Ena	2259
2	WGM	Medic, Mirjana	2101
3	WIM	Berke, Ana	2093
4	WFM	Ivekovic, Tihana	2120
5	WFM	Vujnovic, Patricija	2125
41. Brazil (RtgAvg:2145 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Mafra, Kaiser Luiz
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	FM	Terao, Juliana Sayumi	2161
2	WIM	Librelato, Kathie Goulart	2181
3	FM	Alboredo, Julia	2178
4		Tamarozi, Isabelle	2059
5		Dias, Clara	1954
42. Montenegro (RtgAvg:2144 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Lekic, Dusan
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	FM	Zherebtsova, Alexandra	2246
2	WFM	Skvortsova, Alena	2179
3	WIM	Milovic, Aleksandra	2121
4	WFM	Koljevic, Nikolina	2030
5		Popovic, Mateja	1932
43. Peru (RtgAvg:2135 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Soto Conde, Dante Arturo
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	IM	Cori T., Deysi	2367
2	WIM	Aliaga Fernandez, Ingrid Y	2120
3	WIM	Contreras Huaman, Fiorella	2060
4	WIM	Garcia Andrada, Heidy Nicole	1991
5	WIM	Hilario, Aleyla	1951
44. Colombia (RtgAvg:2132 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Urbano, Luis Alejandro Mateus
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	Rivera, Ingris	2148
2	WFM	Mogollon Tobar, Nicolle Julieth	2134
3	WIM	Argote Heredia, Valentina	2130
4	WIM	Chirivi C, Jenny Astrid	2114
5	WCM	Lopez Rayo, Isabella	1951
45. Australia (RtgAvg:2113 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Radovanovic, Mihajlo
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WGM	Ryjanova, Julia	2255
2	WGM	Zhang, Jilin	2155
3	WFM	Nguyen, Thu Giang	2068
4		Shen, Zhiyuan	1969
5	WFM	Vincent, Alaina	1972
46. Lithuania (RtgAvg:2110 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Sakalauskas, Vaidas
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	Limontaite, Simona	2177
2	WIM	Martynkova, Olena	2153
3	WGM	Baginskaite, Kamile	2103
4	WFM	Sibajeva, Marija	2007
5	WFM	Simkunaite, Gabija	2005
47. Belgium (RtgAvg:2087 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Vukojevic, Philippe
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	Goossens, Hanne	2172
2	WFM	De Rycke, Tyani	2122
3	WFM	Vanduyfhuys, Daria	2112
4		Dierckens, Sarah	1943
5		Musabayeva, Diana	1871
48. Egypt (RtgAvg:2081 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Ezat, Mohamed
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WGM	Wafa, Shrook	2137
2	WGM	Mona, Khaled	2099
3	WGM	Wafa, Shahenda	2079
4	WIM	Romany, Joy	2009
5	WCM	Allam, Yara	1920
49. Iceland (RtgAvg:2076 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Johannesson, Ingvar Thor
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	Prudnykova, Olga	2268
2	WGM	Ptacnikova, Lenka	2086
3		Johannsdottir, Johanna Bjorg	2013
4	WFM	Thorsteinsdottir, Hallgerdur	1938
5		Helgadottir, Idunn	1837
50. Finland (RtgAvg:2076 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Ponnio, Toni
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	Keinanen, Anastasia	2216
2	FM	Paasikangas, Johanna	2093
3		Bederdin, Lilja	2065
4	WFM	Puuska, Heini	1930
5		Sippola, Sara-Olivia	1861
51. Philippines (RtgAvg:2069 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Gonzales, Jayson
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WGM	Frayna, Janelle Mae	2162
2	WIM	Fronda, Jan Jodilyn	2089
3	WFM	Mendoza, Shania Mae	2013
4	WIM	Galas, Bernadette	2013
5		Canino, Ruelle	1908
52. Hungary C (RtgAvg:2059 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Csonka, Balazs
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Toth, Lili	2078
2		Sulyok, Eszter	2074
3	WFM	Gombocz, Zsofia	2061
4		Nandin-Erdene, Davaademberel	2022
5	WCM	Sipos, Stefania	1993
53. Mexico (RtgAvg:2047 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Sanchez Enriquez, Oscar Gerardo
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	Corrales Jimenez, Zenia	2161
2	WIM	Miranda Rodriguez, Tania	2072
3	WIM	Mendez Tovar, Yessica Yissel	2005
4		Padilla Garcia, Cecilia Xasive	1950
5		Tec Rodas, Sofia Isavelina	1800
54. Luxembourg (RtgAvg:2041 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Paci, Cedric
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WGM	Wagener, Anna	2251
2	WIM	Steil-Antoni, Fiona	2085
3	WFM	Bakalarz, Grazyna	1928
4		Kremer, Nadine	1898
5		Lyon, Hannah Jane	1797
55. Ecuador (RtgAvg:2037 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Ponce Parrales, Netzar Rolan
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	Ortiz Verdezoto, Anahi	2205
2	WIM	Wagenschuetz, Evelyn	2070
3	WIM	Vasquez Ramirez, Rocio	1981
4		Miranda Vargas, Analia Karen	1891
5		Guerrero Caicedo, Arlette	1857
56. Denmark (RtgAvg:2032 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Sylvan, Jacob
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	CM	De Blecourt, Sandra	2065
2	WFM	Kakulidis, Ellen	2048
3		Jakobsen, Shanne Hedegaard	2002
4	WFM	Guindy, Esmat Susanne	2014
5		Durrfeld, Sofie Bech	1937
57. Bosnia & Herzegovina (RtgAvg:2032 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Trkulja, Goran
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Maksimovic, Masa	2094
2	WCM	Babic, Milana	2080
3	WFM	Jacimovic, Sara	1981
4	WFM	Mahmutbegovic Smajilbasic, Nadina	1973
5		Mimic, Sofija	1809
58. Scotland (RtgAvg:2027 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Burnett, Andrew
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	GM	Arakhamia-Grant, Ketevan	2277
2	WFM	Roy, Ali	1961
3	WFM	Cooke, Suzie G.	1941
4		Giulian, Rosemary A	1927
5		Bhatia, Kanishka	1908
59. Moldova (RtgAvg:2026 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Slovineanu, Viacheslav
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WGM	Partac, Elena	2078
2	WFM	Verbin, Valentina	2061
3	WFM	Mihailova, Alina	1987
4		Bargan, Victoria	1977
5	WFM	Petricenco, Ana	1872
60. Monaco (RtgAvg:2023 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Grabinsky, Vladimir
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WGM	Dornbusch, Tatiana	2212
2	WIM	Zvereva, Marija	2035
3	WCM	Berezovsky, Fiorina	1976
4	WCM	Berezovska, Svetlana	1869
5	WIM	Dubois, Martine	1817
61. Portugal (RtgAvg:2022 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Rocha, Sergio
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	FM	Pipiras, Filipa Fortuna	2192
2	WCM	Silva, Mariana	2008
3	WFM	Silva, Ana Ines Teixeira Da	1975
4		Duque, Raquel Dos Santos	1911
5		Avelino, Camila Biscaya	1846
62. Ireland (RtgAvg:2018 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Mats, Diana
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	Kanyamarala, Trisha	2165
2		O’Gorman, Alice	1988
3	WFM	Mirza, Diana	1981
4		Gora, Antonina	1937
5		Putar, Lara	1841
63. North Macedonia (RtgAvg:2011 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Andonovski, Ljubisa
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Stojkovska, Monika	2034
2		Manova, Ivana	2011
3		Zhezhovska, Monika	2069
4		Trajkovska, Sanja	1930
5		Eftovska, Lea	1837
64. Bangladesh (RtgAvg:2011 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Chowdhury, Mahmuda Hoque
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Noshin, Anjum	2085
2	WCM	Ahmed, Walijah	1936
3	WCM	Nusrat Jahan, Alo	2033
4	WFM	Wadifa, Ahmed	1988
5	WIM	Hamid, Rani	1900
65. Paraguay (RtgAvg:2008 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Kropff, Ricardo
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WGM	Perez Rodriguez, Jennifer	2224
2	WIM	Vargas, Gabriela	2109
3	WCM	Montiel Caceres, Helen	1864
4	WCM	Oviedo Acosta, Paula	1834
5		Mayeregger Gonzalez, Fiorella Allegra	1722
66. Chile (RtgAvg:2006 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Valdes Escobar, Alvaro
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	Gomez Barrera, Javiera Belen	2175
2	WFM	Abarca Gonzalez, Damaris	1991
3	WIM	Jorquera Cabello, Valentina	1919
4	WCM	Morales Flores, Monserrat	1938
5		Romero Troncoso, Liset Anais	1834
67. Albania (RtgAvg:1996 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Zadrima, Aldo
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Shuqja, Klean	2042
2	WFM	Geske, Bruna	2023
3	WCM	Omeri, Eklea	1962
4	WCM	Shabanaj, Eglantina	1957
5	WCM	Caku, Kler	1859
68. Indonesia (RtgAvg:1987 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Lumondong, Lisa Karlina
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	Widjayanti, Lindri Juni	2155
2	WCM	Lindiawati, Evi	1940
3		Nugroho, Angel Ruth	1939
4		Yuliana, Evi	1912
5		Adeline, Clementia	1817
69. Venezuela (RtgAvg:1985 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Sanchez Castillo, Sarai Carolina
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	Varela La Madrid, Tilsia Carolina	1982
2	WIM	Rovira Contreras, Tairu Manuela	2022
3	WFM	Otazo Sanchez, Annyd Gabriela	1976
4	WFM	Perez Hernandez, Vicmary C.	1960
5	WCM	Pena Gonzalez, Clara Isabel	1895
70. Nigeria (RtgAvg:1981 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Adedayo-Adeosun, Olabowale Doyin
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Ofowino, Toritsemuwa	2020
2		Suleiman, Azumi Ayisha	2003
3		Enomah, Emmanuella Trust	1958
4		Onoja, Iyefu Joy	1942
5		Quickpen, Deborah Ebimobo-Ere	1918
71. Malaysia (RtgAvg:1978 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Subramaniam, Sumant
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Tan, Li Ting	2037
2	WIM	Azhar, Puteri Munajjah Az-Zahraa	2014
3	WFM	Azhar, Puteri Rifqah Fahada	1947
4	WCM	Nithyalakshmi, Sivanesan	1912
5		Mohd Tarmizi, Nur Uzma Bazilah	1751
72. Algeria (RtgAvg:1972 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Yahiaoui, Abdelkrim
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	Nassr, Lina	2078
2	WIM	Latreche, Sabrina	2030
3	WIM	Abdi, Zineb Dina	1915
4	WFM	Nassr, Rania	1866
5	WCM	Djerroud, Chahrazed	1866
73. Turkmenistan (RtgAvg:1956 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Turayev, Shahruh
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Shohradova, Lala	2030
2	WCM	Agajanova, Meryem	2007
3		Rejepova, Jahan	1915
4	WCM	Shohradova, Leyla	1873
5		Arazmedova, Enesh	1761
74. New Zealand (RtgAvg:1943 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Van Riemsdijk, Herman C.
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	Timergazi, Layla	1979
2	WIM	Zhang, Jasmine Haomo	1956
3	CM	Ning, Isabelle Yixuan	1943
4	WCM	Chang, Yolanda	1895
5	WCM	Braganza, Nadia	1874
75. Angola (RtgAvg:1934 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Rodrigues, Cesar
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Paulo, Jemima	2039
2	WIM	Caxita, Esperanca	1932
3	WFM	Junior, Ednasia	1888
4	WFM	Pires, Luzia	1877
5		Felicidade, Felicia	1718
76. Bolivia (RtgAvg:1932 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Monroy Carrizo, Javier
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	Cordero, Daniela	2017
2	WFM	Molina, Jessica	1945
3	WIM	Monroy G., Nataly A.	1939
4		Yepez Montenegro, Gloria Luz	1826
5		Gareca Ordonez, Carla Angelica	1771
77. Singapore (RtgAvg:1927 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Luther, Thomas
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WGM	Gong, Qianyun	2250
2		Pang, Kay Yan Eden	1847
3		Rice, Lauren	1824
4		Koh, Wei Le Gladys	1788
5	WCM	Fang, Kun	1769
78. El Salvador (RtgAvg:1926 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Meza, Luis
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	Ortez, Andrea	1964
2	WIM	Garcia, Angie	2015
3		Barahona, Dalila Yamileth	1833
4	WCM	Vasquez Vasquez, Marielos	1854
5	WCM	Zavala Galindo, Alejandra Beatriz	1870
79. Wales (RtgAvg:1906 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Clarke, Brandon G I
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Smith, Olivia	2087
2	WCM	Camp, Imogen A L	1923
3	WCM	Smith, Lynda	1831
4		Chong, Kimberly	1782
5		Kong, Emma Zihan	1698
80. Costa Rica (RtgAvg:1905 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Gonzalez Acosta, Bernal
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	Mayorga Araya, Sofia	2024
2	WIM	Rodriguez Arrieta, Maria Elena	1941
3	WFM	Acevedo Mendez, Jennifer	1862
4	WCM	Bogantes Robleto, Karina	1790
5		Canales Chinchilla, Victoria	1793
81. Tajikistan (RtgAvg:1902 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Mirzo, Jamshed
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Antonova, Nadezhda	1967
2		Odinaeva, Saodat	1936
3		Saidova, Rukhshona	1873
4		Tolibova, Dilola	1831
5		Mashabova, Shukrona	1711
82. Sri Lanka (RtgAvg:1901 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Rupasinghe, Maheshika
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Gunawardhana, Devindya Oshini	2013
2	WCM	Pallie, Ehsha Mishela	1843
3	WCM	Sanudula, K M Dahamdi	1897
4	WCM	Tharushi, T H D Niklesha	1852
5		Abeysinghe, H M H Janandani	1771
83. Dominican Republic (RtgAvg:1898 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Del Rosario Moreno, Carlos
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Castillo Pena, Patricia Evarista	1928
2	WFM	Diaz Cesar, Wilsaida Pieranlly	1900
3		Gonzalez Peguero, Mary Loly	1889
4	WCM	Almanzar Vasquez, Jeniffer Maria	1876
5	WCM	Ramirez Luzon, Franchesca	1820
84. Nicaragua (RtgAvg:1895 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Canda, Danilo
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Munoz Cortez, Anahi Alexandra	1918
2	CM	Cabezas Calero, Abigail Carolina	1902
3		Granados Ortiz, Maria Jose	1935
4		Alvarez Gutierrez, Patricia	1826
5		Martinez Orozco, Cristiana Yorlene	1761
85. South Africa (RtgAvg:1885 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Laubscher, Anzel
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	February, Jesse Nikki	2011
2	WFM	Badenhorst, Chloe	1981
3		Strong, Davida	1783
4		Klaasen, Robyn Julian	1764
5		Nel, Hayley	1753
86. Jamaica (RtgAvg:1875 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Matthews, Shane
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	Miller, Rachel	1920
2	WFM	Clarke, Adani	1919
3	WFM	Brown, Raehanna	1910
4		Watson, Gabriella	1752
5		McKoy, Arielle	1441
87. Iraq (RtgAvg:1874 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Avetisian, Manvel
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	A-Ali, Sali Abbas Abdulzahra	1957
2	WIM	Ibraheem, Delbak Ismael Ibraheem	1909
3	AFM	Sara, Masood Abdullah	1864
4	WFM	Jalaluldeen, Kareen Kamal J.	1767
5		Bahra, Samir Anwar	1707
88. Kyrgyzstan (RtgAvg:1873 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Nurdin Uulu, Sardarbek
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Samaganova, Aleksandra	1948
2	WCM	Lesbekova, Assel	1903
3	WCM	Zhanybekova, Begimay	1784
4	WCM	Abaeva, Aiana	1858
5	WCM	Sezdbekova, Aizhan	1737
89. Panama (RtgAvg:1868 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Beitia Castillo, Anabel
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Castillo Beitia, Ashley Alexandra	2015
2	WFM	Chung Hurtado, Yaleika	1832
3		Vasquez Jaen, Lourdes Lorena	1821
4		Caicedo Rios, Layla Yasmira	1803
5	WCM	Carrillo Marval, Maria Angelica	1795
90. Syria (RtgAvg:1868 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Thabet, Wasouf
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Farha, Doha	1905
2	WFM	Khalil, Manar	1890
3	WFM	Mahmoud, Roula	1875
4		Bofroud, Naya	1800
5		Yazji, Mada	1778
91. Trinidad & Tobago (RtgAvg:1865 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Blanco, Humberto L
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WCM	Hermoso Rodriguez, Ysvett	1943
2	WIM	Johnson, Gabriella	1896
3	WCM	La Fleur, Zara	1846
4	WCM	James, Shemilah	1775
5		Ramnarine Singh, Aradhana	1654
92. Uganda (RtgAvg:1859 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Otim Isaac, Jonathan
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WCM	Sana, Omprakash Kayyar	1937
2	WCM	Ampaire, Shakira	1839
3		Kawuma, Patricia	1839
4	WFM	Amoko, Ivy Claire	1820
5		Takali, Milly	1707
93. United Arab Emirates (RtgAvg:1858 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Arencibia Rodriguez, Walter
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WCM	Rouda Essa, Alserkal	1963
2	WFM	Al Maamari, Wafia Darwish	1925
3		Mariam, Essa	1778
4		Anoud, Eisa Bashkardi	1727
5	WCM	Almaamari, Zainab Darwish	1766
94. Andorra (RtgAvg:1855 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Mateu Guiu, Esteve
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Henderson De La Fuente, Andrea	1986
2		De La Riva Real, Ariadna	1823
3		Muratet Carmona, Julia	1816
4		Muratet Carmona, Alexandra	1796
5	WCM	Real Puigdollers, Silvia	1781
95. Botswana (RtgAvg:1851 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Motlotle Masego, Silvia
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Marape, Naledi	1926
2	WCM	Banda, Natalie Katlo	1893
3	WCM	Gabatshwarwe, Refilwe	1787
4	WCM	Mosweu, Atlang Amolemo	1797
5		Rebatenne, Boitshepo	1696
96. Jordan (RtgAvg:1850 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Khader, Sami
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	Fuad Kamel Jamaliah, Natalie	2003
2	WIM	Boshra, Alshaeby	1920
3		Ruba, Al-Qudah	1866
4		Serina, Arafat	1611
5		Jeda, Helal	1589
97. Uruguay (RtgAvg:1848 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Moccero, Eduardo
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Quevedo, Andreina	1851
2		Fabra, Nahiara	1932
3	WCM	Silva Rosas, Natalia	1868
4		Cardozo, Camila	1673
5		Altesor, Caterina	1741
98. Zambia (RtgAvg:1838 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Banda, Aaron
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Mwango, Lorita	1941
2	WCM	Bwalya Mulwale, Lubuuto	1852
3	WFM	Mbatha, Constance	1799
4		Mwale, Naomi	1760
5		Likando, Namakau	1732
99. Zimbabwe (RtgAvg:1828 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Vhezha, James
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WCM	Charinda, Kudzanayi	1857
2		Makwena, Christine	1836
3		Wakuruwarewa, Colletta	1811
4		Shaba, Linda Dalitso	1807
5		Zengeni, Tatenda Melisa	1750
100. Japan (RtgAvg:1823 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Petrov, Marian
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WCM	Sakai, Azumi	1871
2		Shibata, Misaki	1831
3		Kinoshita, Kanako	1822
4		Mitsuyama, Rikka	1738
5		Takayasu, Melody	1768
101. Puerto Rico (RtgAvg:1810 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Gonzalez Vidal, Yuri
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	Morales Santos, Natasha	1972
2	WCM	Rivera Negron, Yanira	1805
3	WCM	Vega Jimenez, Keyshla M.	1769
4	WCM	Alvarado Perez, Coralys M.	1694
5		Vera Perez, Gabriela S.	0
102. Palestine (RtgAvg:1807 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Seder, Naji
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Sawan, Eman	1972
2	WCM	Hamouri, Taqwa	1845
3		Natsheh, Wajd	1739
4	WCM	Faqeeh, Yara	1671
5	WCM	Faqeeh, Aseel	1661
103. South Korea (RtgAvg:1799 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Chung, Eunkyung Selina
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Park, Sunwoo	1877
2		Khan, Anastasia	1859
3	WCM	Kang, Sohyun	1726
4	WCM	Cho, Yeonhee	1696
5		Kim, Sarang	1732
104. Honduras (RtgAvg:1788 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Medina Colindres, Javier
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Viana, Valeria	1923
2	WFM	Torres Hernandez, Leslie Carolin	1891
3	WCM	Cruz, Bitia	1736
4		Marquina, Karen	1600
5		Oseguera, Suhey	1590
105. Madagascar (RtgAvg:1784 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Rambolamalalatiana, Haja
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Ravelomanana, Sabine	1926
2	WFM	Raharimanana, Faratiana	1815
3		Randriatsiferana, Dimbiharentsoa Christiana	1759
4		Tsinjoviniavo, Aina Mahasambatra	1637
5		Razafindratina, Mariam Clarisse	1570
106. Guatemala (RtgAvg:1780 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Leyva, Hector
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Jop A., Laura Elizabeth	1694
2		Lopez L., Dairyn D.	1740
3		Raymundo, Deycy Daniela	1730
4		Santiago Sontay, Jenny Fernanda	1773
5	WIM	Mazariegos, Silvia Carolina	1878
107. Thailand (RtgAvg:1775 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Srisawat, Suchart
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Chuemsakul, Sarocha	1906
2	WCM	Prommuang, Araya	1753
3		Mekarapiruk, Nathasha	1728
4		Khantree, Napat	1711
5		Tawankanjana, Sasinat	1612
108. Morocco (RtgAvg:1760 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Akhrif, Karima
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Laamim, Roaa	1894
2		Echcharbiny, Wissal	1747
3		Okkeli, Salima	1708
4		Miguadern, Asma	1690
5	ACM	Chemaou, Lilya	1557
109. Kenya (RtgAvg:1756 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Andiwoh, Moses
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Mongeli, Sasha	1819
2	WCM	Ndirangu, Joyce Nyaruai	1810
3		Mutisya, Jully	1750
4		Ingado, Mercy	1645
5		Karanja, Ether	1637
110. Tunisia (RtgAvg:1753 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Zenaidi, Kais
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Miladi, Amen	1851
2	WCM	Mefteh, Meyssem	1834
3		Ben Amor, Meriem	1733
4		Hasnaoui, Abrar	1595
111. Malta (RtgAvg:1747 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Sammut Briffa, Peter
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	ACM	Ghitza, Elena	1817
2	WFM	Thornton, Filipina	1775
3	WFM	Farrugia, Jamie	1733
4		Stagno, Milena	1664
5		Portelli, Martina	1537
112. Kosovo (RtgAvg:1746 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Kollari, Sabahajdin
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Aliu, Arlinda	1780
2		Recica, Jona	1792
3	WCM	Saraci, Rinesa	1757
4	WCM	Saraci, Ndriqona	1656
5		Sharku, Elma	1496
113. Guernsey (RtgAvg:1745 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Bayar, Anu
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Strade, Arita	1946
2	AFM	Nevska, Gerda	1892
3		Denning, Julie L	1741
4		Marie, De Carteret	0
5		Woodward, Pauline Marian	0
114. Barbados (RtgAvg:1738 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Mikhalchishin, Adrian
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WCM	Wilson, Hannah	1814
2	WCM	Blackman, Katrina	1814
3	WCM	Reifer-Belle, Chanon	1707
4	WCM	Eversley, Kiarra	1615
5		Lovell, Alesha	1459
115. Chinese Taipei (RtgAvg:1730 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Chen, Mei Fang Dina
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Chen, Chi	1746
2	WFM	Shih, Ching-An	1735
3	WFM	Chen, I-Chen	1771
4	WCM	Tsai, Sophie Yi-Hsuan	1668
116. Suriname (RtgAvg:1725 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Frijde, Reyna
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Kaslan, Catherine	1902
2	WCM	Kaslan, Victoria	1726
3	WCM	Kaslan, Alexandra	1675
4		Wu, Elise	1595
5		Tjong Tjin Joe, Maylee	1589
117. Hong Kong (RtgAvg:1714 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Chan, KK
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Feng, Eunice	1974
2		Lou, Yuxin	1654
3		Leung, Hoi Ting	1619
4		Liu, Tian Yi	1607
5		Liang, Liyun	1453
118. Sudan (RtgAvg:1712 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Tanyous, Elizabeth Emile Nagib
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Sabreen, Oraby	1810
2		Rawan, Mansor	1717
3		Nahed, Galab	1693
4	WCM	Ibtihal, Osman	1626
5		Sara, Mohamed	1536
119. Nepal (RtgAvg:1705 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Tamrakar, Raju
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Adhikari, Kritisara	1746
2		Bhandari, Pooja	1687
3		Dhimal, Shanti	1678
4		Joshi, Sindira	1708
5		Shrestha, Riya	1640
120. Ethiopia (RtgAvg:1700 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Yezina Munie, Tareke
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Haile, Lidet Abate	1834
2		Bantiwalu, Aster Melake	1704
3		Teweldemedhn, Mekdes Teklay	1648
4		Teshome, Wubrist Bekele	1614
5		Abera, Mekdes Demssie	1593
121. Bahamas (RtgAvg:1695 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Cu Hor, Winston Darwin
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Karelina, Polina	1927
2	WCM	Johnson, Daijah	1661
3	WCM	Thomas, Nelissa	1643
4		Pride, Chika	1547
5		Williams, Diana	0
122. Mozambique (RtgAvg:1684 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Mahota Jr, Guimaraes Mendes
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WIM	Vilhete, Vania Fausto Da T.	1877
3	WCM	Castro, Neusa Aridas De	1684
3		Efentakis, Katina	1650
4		Sandramo, Chineva Rufino	1524
5		Marqueza, Jossiline Estevao	0
123. Fiji (RtgAvg:1674 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Bennion, William Robert Raymond
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Lyons, Kieran	1818
2	WCM	Sukhu, Gloria	1634
3	WCM	Terubea, Cydel	1681
4	WCM	Prasad, Tanvi	1564
5		Sukhu, Makayla	1521
124. Haiti (RtgAvg:1673 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Sanon, Mondoly
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Seine, Rose Berline	1778
2		Cadeau, Merisena	1671
3		Jonet, Davena	1659
4		Dunat, Kineberlie	1582
5		Belgarde, Roudena	1540
125. Namibia (RtgAvg:1663 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Mueller, Leonhard
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WCM	Beukes, Jamie-Nicole	1735
2	WFM	Shipindo, Rauha	1677
3	WCM	Nepando, Jolly	1642
4		Van Wyk, Keisha C	1599
5		Tjatindi, Kamutuua	0
126. Bermuda (RtgAvg:1663 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Dimitrijevic, Aleksandra
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Kovacova, Zuzana	2020
2		Cancino, Shiela	1663
3		Gontcharova, Olga	1567
4		Flanagan, Yasmin	0
5		Fleming, Kaelyn	0
127. Cyprus (RtgAvg:1661 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Stefanidi, Maria-Anna
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Sokolova, Larisa	1705
2	WFM	Markidou, Christianna	1685
3		Bouzana, Christina	1644
4		Pica, Eleni	1609
5		Paunescu, Aida	1603
128. Lebanon (RtgAvg:1660 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Shamieh, Jamal
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Hamadeh, Sally	1557
2		Fawaz, Nadia	1747
3		Attieh, Skye	1675
4		Al Asmar, Remy	1661
5		Darweeche, Roaa	1557
129. Lesotho (RtgAvg:1659 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Moseli, Phera
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Ntsielo, Bonolo	1757
2	WFM	Lieketseng, Ngatane	1651
3		Boitumelo, Sethabathaba	1558
4		Lintle, Molise	1583
5		Thetsane, Nteboheleng	1645
130. Guam (RtgAvg:1654 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Szekely, Zoltan
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WCM	Ollet, Myra	1678
2		Ramas, Carmina Jasmine	1699
3		Estur, Grace Co	1615
4		Benzon, Tiffany	1622
5		Nacario, Ruth	1587
131. Ghana (RtgAvg:1650 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Ashley, Christiana Naa Merley
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Gertrude, Banini	1712
2	WCM	Benson, Maud	1682
3	WCM	Felix, Tobi	1677
4		Dotse, Dzidzor Esi	1530
5		Hephzibah, Awura-Ama Manubea Tandoh	1516
132. Palau (RtgAvg:1636 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Mission, Baby Edna
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WFM	Parrado, Angelica	1741
2		Magno, Angelica	1544
3		Sisior, Angelil	1691
4		Gemota, Joan	1567
5		Sisior, Dilyolt Kyarii Parrado	1488
133. Liberia (RtgAvg:1632 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Teta, Thompson
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Abigail, Karyah	1790
2		Georgina, Sackie	1688
3		Meleh, N. Davis	1602
4		Princess, K. Banney	1447
5		Kemvee, H. Sambola	1440
134. Pakistan (RtgAvg:1629 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Shujaat, Ali
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Sehba, Shah	0
2		Zenobia, Wasif	1734
3	WCM	Mehak, Gul	1710
4		Sehrish,	1645
5		Aayat, Asmi	1425
135. Malawi (RtgAvg:1619 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Howahowa, Gift
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Msukwa, Tupokiwe	1674
2	WFM	Jambo, Linda	1640
3		Simwaba, Anne	1596
4		Namangale, Susan	1564
5		Jaylos, Rachel	1540
136. Aruba (RtgAvg:1618 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Williams, Carol
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WCM	Jacobs, Annelaine	1763
2		Moreno Mora, Milaydes Lourdes	1694
3		Sagastegui, Thamara	1544
4		Cabral, Sylvi	1471
5		Aponte, Samantha	1454
137. Brunei Darussalam (RtgAvg:1616 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Azahari, Aliuddin
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Pg Hj Janudin, Dk Siti Haziqah	1711
2		Hussin, Fazreena	1700
3		Saiful Azmi, Nur Farzana	1533
4		Zakaria, Liyana	1520
5		Redzuan, Nur Ainul Mardhiah	1481
138. Senegal (RtgAvg:1607 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Deme, Cheikh Sidy Mohamed
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Marochkina, Nadezhda Valerevna	1792
2		Bobrova, Lubov	1584
3		Sy Mame, Binta	1534
4		Khady, Niang	1519
5		Prisca, Estelle Pierrette Nkolo Mbengo	0
139. Oman (RtgAvg:1594 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Al Habsi, Azza
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Al Aisaee, Anat	1623
2		Al Balushi, Mariya	1561
3		Al Nadabi, Yomna	1627
4		Al Ghafri, Alanoud	1558
5		Al Bulushi, Rawan	1564
140. Cape Verde (RtgAvg:1588 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Neves, Diogo Alexandre
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Almeida, Jacira Laura	1616
2		Pio Monteiro, Juliana	1605
3		Spinola, Divania	1583
4		Moreno, Akiane	1547
5		Pereira, Deise	0
141. Jersey (RtgAvg:1580 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Zapata, Alonso
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WCM	Ruddy, Rachel	1662
2		Ashbrooke, Monika	1650
3		Forbes, Yasmin	1606
4		Weber, Sarah	0
5	WCM	Carpenter, Daisy	0
142. Kuwait (RtgAvg:1578 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Nema, Rabab
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Alazmi, Amani	1653
2		Alazemi, Aisha	1548
3		Alhassan, Fatemah	0
4		Nema, Rabab	1601
5		Ajbali, Ghaleyah	1508
143. Eritrea (RtgAvg:1574 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Beraki, Kibrom Weldegebriel
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Elshalom, Essayas Berhane	1659
2		Besrat, Mesgena Yoseph	1557
3		Sosna, Mehari Abraham	1541
4		Makda, Araya Fessehaye	1538
5		Sesait, Debesai Zerabruk Sahlu	0
144. Mauritius (RtgAvg:1569 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Li Ying, Patrick
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WCM	Andhin, Chethanah	1607
2	WCM	Acham, Meritza	1667
3		Gungadoo, Preetisha Devi	0
4	WCM	Beekhy, Aamirah	1600
5		Lee You Voon, Stephanie	0
145. Eswatini (RtgAvg:1561 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Zama, D Tsabedze
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Nomcebo, Sibisi	1570
2		Nosimilo, Mkhonto	1561
3		Nkwanyane, Nolwazi	1542
4		Dlamini, Sincobile	1572
5		Nolwazi, Buthelezi	0
146. Netherlands Antilles (RtgAvg:1560 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Da Silva de Goes, Riangelo
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Jubitana, Ginger	0
2		Pourier, Dianthely	1542
3		Marcos, Taqesyah	1679
4		Pieter, Liana	1619
5		Paris Hodge, Ceanna	0
147. Guyana (RtgAvg:1559 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Mohr, Georg
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Joshi, Aditi Narayan	1585
2	WCM	Callender, Jessica	1579
3	WCM	Shariff, Sasha Christina	1538
4		Clement, Ciel Desiree	1460
5		Archibald, Treskole	1532
148. Bahrain (RtgAvg:1525 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Fatema Mohamed, Alqatan
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Sharaf, Hawra	1595
2		Ahmed, Najla	1539
3		Almusawi, Maram	1510
4		Yaqoob, Wafa	1439
5		Obaid, Sondos	1457
149. Cayman Islands (RtgAvg:1515 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Blackwood, Ryan
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Suico, Melinda	0
2		Swaminathan, Laia	1620
3		Majid, Zara	1533
4		McClenaghan, Abbie	0
5		Patil, Anvita Niranjan	1505
150. Maldives (RtgAvg:1512 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Hassan, Mohamed
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Nihaya, Ahmed	1583
2		Aini, Munthazim	1552
3		Fathmath, Zoya Hassan Saeed	1510
4		Aminath, Sara Haleem	0
5		Aishath, Iva Hassan	1403
151. Cote d’Ivoire (RtgAvg:1510 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Mosso, Guy Serge
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WCM	Yavo Tchetche, Marie	1686
2		Kouassi, Edichy Berenice	1528
3		Gba, Zotta Marcelle Aurore Regine	1427
4		Camara, Ruth Liliane	0
5		Doue, Melaine	0
152. Cameroon (RtgAvg:1502 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Fouda Tocko, Paul Aristide
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WCM	Magne, Kouokam Sylviane	1587
2		Danwe, Maissiri Carole	1456
3		Tchouateu, Tankeu Stephanie	1565
4		Wefang, Lucrece	0
5		Corine, Sohna	0
153. Tanzania (RtgAvg:1491 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Mustafa, Ebrahim
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Mahi, R. Shah	1602
2		Anahi, Rishit Shah	1487
3		Ebrahim, Zahabiyah	1475
4		Lissa, Siya Joseph	0
5		Samson, Bertha	0
154. Saint Lucia (RtgAvg:1486 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Sandler, Leonid
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Richards, Trisann	1653
2		Wahid, Chelsea	1490
3		James, Vernesa	0
4		Leonce, Shekinah	0
5		Liu, Mila	0
155. Burundi (RtgAvg:1477 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Irankunda, Belyse
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Mugisha, Noella	1539
2		Kelly, Karelle Kaze	1419
3		Kwizera, Benissa	0
4		Niyukuri, Mariette	1551
5		Riragendanwa-Kaneza, Arielle	0
156. Liechtenstein (RtgAvg:1475 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Popova, Natalija
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Sele, Timea	1699
2		Gillet Infante, Macarena	0
3		Heron, Doris	0
4		Martinez Hengevoss, Thelma	0
5		Steck, Justine Xinyuan	0
157. Libya (RtgAvg:1461 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Alabed, Hadhom Mohamed M.
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Albudwi, Nayrouz Albahloul	1643
2		Abu Izraybah, Rawa Mohammed	0
3		Abulghasem, Eman	0
4		Abulghasem, Inas	0
5		Bushaala, Maryam Mohamed	0
158. Laos (RtgAvg:1458 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Chintanakone, Sisouk
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Maly, Inthavong	1633
2		Chintanakone, Sisouk	0
3		Homsombath, Nola	0
4		Keosavangh, Bouavone	0
5		Sihanath, Souphaphone	0
159. Central African Republic (RtgAvg:1457 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Kenmure, Jamie
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1	WCM	Daher-Khater, Rochana	1627
2		Callot, Agatha Shilo Harmonie	0
3		Langue, Salome	0
4		Mangalo, Nelly Melissa	0
5		Poudjoua Gamba, Abigaele Christiana	0
160. Seychelles (RtgAvg:1456 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Hoareau, Benjamin
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Hoareau, Rachelle	1625
2		Barra, Ana	0
3		Moustache, Marie-Ange	0
4		Nancy, Medge	0
161. Somalia (RtgAvg:1456 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Sahra Mohamed, Abdi
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Sabarin, Mohamed Ali	1519
2		Samiro, Mohamed Ali	1504
3		Maria, Ali Jimale	0
4		Maria, Hussein Ismail	0
5		Salma, Abdi Hassan	0
162. Sao Tome and Principe (RtgAvg:1445 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Ribli, Zoltan
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Lima, Izidora Lourenco	1579
2		Almeida, Arlette	0
3		Biko, Cristiana	0
4		Graca, Mayra	0
5		Lima, Dilma	0
163. Togo (RtgAvg:1439 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Botsoe, Koffi
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Oyenga, Justine Anassika	1503
2		Kponsou, Afiwa	1453
3		Adjoh, Fanta Adjo	0
4		Kudafa, Sandra	0
5		Kudafa, Sandrine	0
164. Bhutan (RtgAvg:1434 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Thinley Palden, Dorji
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Yeshey, Lhaden	1514
2		Asha, Huang Limboo	1420
3		Namgay, Dolma	0
4		Pema, Yangsel Dorji	0
165. San Marino (RtgAvg:1430 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Tonel, Giulia
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Lazzarini, Giulia	1520
2		Biordi, Mariane	0
3		Capicchioni, Dorina	0
4		Frisoni, Mariangela	0
5		Giannini, Cristina	0
166. Dominica (RtgAvg:1413 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Hoffman, Alejandro
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Casimir, Ayani	0
2		Domennova, Liudmila	0
3		Henry, Zahidu	1450
4		Daniel, Desalee Waynelle	0
5		Jno. Baptiste, Dorothy	0
167. British Virgin Islands (RtgAvg:1400 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Foisor, Sabina-Francesca
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Brito, Jasmine	0
2		Ganigan, Alexis	0
3		Lettsome, Trinity	0
4		Scatliffe, Tiandra	0
5		McSheene, Deniqua	0
168. Chad (RtgAvg:1400 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Moussa, Senoussi
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Aicha, Mahamat Bagamla	0
2		Fatime, Ali Moustapha	0
3		Fatime, Mahamat Saleh	0
4		Macka, Ali Hissein	0
5		Zara, Abdoulaye Baba Hassane	0
169. Comoros Islands (RtgAvg:1400 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Mohamed, Mohamed Fahima Ali
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Ahmed, Houmairaou	0
2		Bambaouma, Maissane	0
3		Isma, Ismaila Djailane	0
4		Mouniyat, Ibrahim	0
5		Nasra, Kamal Ibrahim	0
170. Democratic Republic of the Congo (RtgAvg:1400 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Kisita, Joyce
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Christelle, Kisita	0
2		Jennifer, Biyinga	0
3		Kisita, Joyce	0
4		Loshima, Shungu Florent	0
5		Sankya, Tracie	0
171. Djibouti (RtgAvg:1400 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: El Adnani, Mokhliss
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Johara, Mohamoud Elmi	0
2		Moun, Mohamde Ibrahim	0
3		Ramla, Mohamed Elmi	0
4		Sagual, Ismail Hassan	0
5		Yousra, Mahdi Abdillahi	0
172. Equatorial Guinea (RtgAvg:1400 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Justa Mbasogo Eyama, Oye
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Cinthia, Daniela Angue Ndong	0
2		Justa, Mbasogo Eyama Oye	0
3		Maria, Mora Ndjugu Ndong Nneme	0
4		Mauricia, Alba Bindang Menana Asangono	0
5		Orpa, Angue Ondo Obono	0
173. Gambia (RtgAvg:1400 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Jammeh, Lamin
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Jabbie, Fatou	0
2		Jallow, Huja	0
3		Jallow, Safie	0
4		Jallow, Sera	0
5		Njie, Ida	0
174. Grenada (RtgAvg:1400 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Bouah, Denise
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Achazia, N.A.Lewis	0
2		Bernel, A.Chitan	0
3		Naziyah, S.A.James	0
4		Rockisha, Flanders	0
5		Tauriel, A.B. Frank	0
175. Mali (RtgAvg:1400 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Senou, Mariam
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Bintou, Diallo	0
2		Dado, Diallo	0
3		Diakite, Adama	0
4		Salimata, Niare	0
5		Terena, Diallo	0
176. Mauritania (RtgAvg:1400 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Leffad, Khadijetou
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Neimat, Dahi	0
2		Nevissa, Dahi	0
3		Hemam, Mine	0
4		Rahilou, Hemam	0
5		Mina, Hamam	0
177. Niger (RtgAvg:1400 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Maman, Oumarou
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Abdou, Zakari Yasmina	0
2		Koundou, Ballama Magaram Malaram	0
3		Vadlamani, Supraja	0
4		Zakari, Halilou Maimouna	0
178. Refugees (RtgAvg:1400 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Pager Thuch, Alaak Daniel
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Chol Anhiany, Athieng	0
2		Atem Achuoth, Ajok	0
3		Mario, Sylvia Tete	0
4		Majak Bol, Awan	0
5		Mach Ayuen, Amer	0
179. Saint Kitts and Nevis (RtgAvg:1400 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Richards-Porter, Deborah
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Myers, Joalyn	0
2		Rawlins, Uniqua	0
3		Sahely, Halla	0
4		Sahely, Mia	0
5		Stanley, P`Della`P	0
180. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (RtgAvg:1400 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Porter, Russel
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Ashton, Molissa Francita	0
2		Balcombe, Arianna	0
3		Durham-Balcombe, Ronnia R	0
4		Izuchukwu, Rebecca Precious	0
5		Robinson, Orisia K.	0
181. Sierra Leone (RtgAvg:1400 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Lwebuga, Ronald
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Davida, Hannah Ebu Mabel Koroma	0
2		Jerelyn, Adeshola Mary Beckley	0
3		Kamara, Sarah	0
4		Salamatu, Farmer	0
5		Sonia, Boyle	0
182. South Sudan (RtgAvg:1400 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Aluel Elizabeth Akuei, Deng
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Adut, Priscilla Akuei Deng	0
2		Aluong, Riak Thon Ajak	0
3		Calvary, John Khamis Kamunde	0
4		Deborah, Nyibol Amon Wantok	0
5		Julia, Achok Arkangelo Miakol	0
183. US Virgin Islands (RtgAvg:1400 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Allen, Marisa
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Eve, Williams	0
2		Cana, Jessica	0
3		Leah, Williams	0
4		Lois, Williams	0
5		Marisa, Allen	0
184. Vanuatu (RtgAvg:1400 / TB1: 0 / TB2: 0) Captain: Astrid, Isene
Bo.		Name	Rtg
1		Ela, Milfirer	0
2		Kaina, Delrieu	0
3		Lou-Anne, Delrieu	0
4		Olivia, Gottfried	0
5		Eliza, Dennis	0

Alina Kashlinskaya wins Tbilisi FIDE Women Grand Prix

Sergio — Sat, 24 Aug 2024 13:40:41 +0000

Alina Kashlinskaya is the winner of the Tbilisi FIDE Women Grand Prix. In a dramatic final round, where Kashlinskaya and Assaubayeva entered as shared first with 5,0 points each, Kashlinskaya managed to score a full point with black in her game against Mariya Muzychuk. Assaubayeva drew with Vaishali and Kashlinskaya remained the sole winner in the final standings.

Alina Kashlinskaya is the winner of the @FIDE_chess Women Grand Prix in Tbisili after an exciting final round. Congratulations!https://t.co/3KxTSWKvJN
— Chessdom (@chessdom) August 24, 2024

Replay all games from the Tbilisi FIDE Women Grand Prix

Round 1: Bibisara Assaubayeva – Sarasadat Khademalsharieh / Nana Dzagnidze – Lela Javakhishvili / Anna Muzychuk – Mariya Muzychuk / Alina Kashlinskaya – Alexandra Kosteniuk / Stavroula Tsolakidou – R Vaishali

Round 2: Alexandra Kosteniuk – R Vaishali / Sarasadat Khademalsharieh – Stavroula Tsolakidou / Lela Javakhishvili – Bibisara Assaubayeva / Mariya Muzychuk – Nana Dzagnidze / Alina Kashlinskaya – Anna Muzychuk

Round 3: Anna Muzychuk – Alexandra Kosteniuk / Nana Dzagnidze – Alina Kashlinskaya / Bibisara Assaubayeva – Mariya Muzychuk / Stavroula Tsolakidou – Lela Javakhishvili / R Vaishali – Sarasadat Khademalsharieh

Round 4: Alexandra Kosteniuk – Sarasadat Khademalsharieh / Lela Javakhishvili – R Vaishali / Mariya Muzychuk – Stavroula Tsolakidou / Alina Kashlinskaya – Bibisara Assaubayeva / Anna Muzychuk – Nana Dzagnidze

Round 5: Nana Dzagnidze – Alexandra Kosteniuk / Bibisara Assaubayeva – Anna Muzychuk / Stavroula Tsolakidou – Alina Kashlinskaya / R Vaishali – Mariya Muzychuk / Sarasadat Khademalsharieh – Lela Javakhishvili

Round 6: Alexandra Kosteniuk – Lela Javakhishvili / Mariya Muzychuk – Sarasadat Khademalsharieh / Alina Kashlinskaya – R Vaishali / Anna Muzychuk – Stavroula Tsolakidou / Nana Dzagnidze – Bibisara Assaubayeva

Round 7: Bibisara Assaubayeva – Alexandra Kosteniuk / Stavroula Tsolakidou – Nana Dzagnidze / R Vaishali – Anna Muzychuk / Sarasadat Khademalsharieh – Alina Kashlinskaya / Lela Javakhishvili – Mariya Muzychuk

Round 8: Alexandra Kosteniuk – Mariya Muzychuk / Alina Kashlinskaya – Lela Javakhishvili / Anna Muzychuk – Sarasadat Khademalsharieh / Nana Dzagnidze – R Vaishali / Bibisara Assaubayeva – Stavroula Tsolakidou

Round 9: Stavroula Tsolakidou – Alexandra Kosteniuk / R Vaishali – Bibisara Assaubayeva / Sarasadat Khademalsharieh – Nana Dzagnidze / Lela Javakhishvili – Anna Muzychuk / Mariya Muzychuk – Alina Kashlinskaya

After 10 days and nine rounds of play, Alina Kashlinskaya – playing for Poland – secured first place with a victory against Ukraine’s Mariya Muzychuk in the final round, finishing with six points. Second place went to Kazakhstan’s Bibisara Assaubayeva, who ended with five points. Three players shared third place, with Greece’s Stavroula Tsolakidou emerging on top due to superior tiebreaks

The first in a series of six tournaments in the new edition of the Women’s Grand Prix concluded in Tbilisi with high drama, as the winner was decided in the final game of the tournament. Apart from Assaubayeva, Kashlinskaya was the only other player entering the final round with five points.

In the decisive match, Kashlinskaya faced Mariya Muzychuk, who was trailing by half a point. From the onset, it was clear that this would be a tough contest. Playing the Ruy Lopez, both sides were cautious in the early stages, resulting in an even position. Kashlinskaya offered Muzychuk a chance to head for a draw with the Zaitsev variation, but Muzychuk chose to fight on. This decision backfired, and by move 32, Muzychuk was significantly weaker; by move 39, she was completely lost.

With this victory, Kashlinskaya also secured the leading position in the WGP series, with 130 points. Assaubayeva is in close second with 105.

Kashlinskaya: ‘My 10-month-old helped me win’

“I am so happy to win this tournament. I played a decent game and won,” said Kashlinskaya in an interview immediately after the game.

Kashlinskaya mentioned that she typically doesn’t follow other games during the round, even those crucial to her standing. “But somehow, in this game [between the other leader of the round – Bibisara Assaubayeva and Vaishali Rameshbabu], I decided to check it out. I saw that Vaishali was in time trouble and that the position was in Bibisara’s style, so in my head, I understood she would win this game, so I was surprised when it was a draw.”

Kashlinskaya was the only player in the tournament accompanied by her child – 10-month-old Anthony, who was often seen with Alina and her mother at the hotel restaurant. When asked whether the presence of her toddler was more of a help or a hindrance to her game, Kashlinskaya quickly responded: “Well, you see the results. He helped a lot.”

“I will definitely bring him with me to the next tournament,” she added, noting that her son even has chess pieces hanging from his pram, suggesting that his future may be connected to chess.

When asked if she would encourage other chess moms to bring their children to events, Kashlinskaya said: “Of course. Again, my result speaks for itself. And for motherhood, it is important to be with the baby as much as possible.” FIDE has launched the project ChessMom to encourage players with small children to take them to the forthcoming Olympiad in Budapest.

Assaubayeva second, Tsolakidou third

Bibisara Assaubayeva played as Black against Vaishali Rameshbabu. Given Vaishali’s shaky performance in the event, this match presented a significant opportunity for the Kazakhstani player. Despite quickly equalizing in the Sicilian, Bibisara neither pressed the position nor created any substantial chances, leading to a draw after 22 moves.

Assaubayeva explained after the game that her thoughts were still on her round-eight match, where she failed to convert a completely winning position against Tsolakidou. With 5.5 out of nine points, Assaubayeva awaited the outcome of the game between Mariya Muzychuk and Alina Kashlinskaya to determine whether she had secured first place. Vaishali, meanwhile, acknowledged that this was not her best tournament, noting that she needs to improve her time management, among other areas.

Stavroula Tsolakidou, playing as White, drew with Alexandra Kosteniuk in the English Opening. Despite having an almost winning position a couple of times, Tsolakidou managed only a draw. Still, with 5.5 points and no defeats in her first appearance at the Women’s Grand Prix, this was a significant success for the Greek player. Kosteniuk finished on four points.

In the final round, Nana Dzagnidze played as Black against Sara Khadem. Dzagnidze, one of the tournament favorites, often squandered advantages and lost games where she had the upper hand. Meanwhile, Khadem, having not competed in tournaments for the past six months, struggled with her matchups in Tbilisi.

In their Nimzo-Indian game, Dzagnidze gained a winning position early on but let her advantage slip. Fortunately for her, Khadem made a blunder that led directly to a lost rook endgame. Dzagnidze finished in a solid fourth place, with 5/9, which she described as “a fair result,” though she noted, “looking at my games, it could have been seven out of nine.” Khadem ended the tournament in last place with 2.5 points.

Anna Muzychuk drew as Black with Lela Javakhishvili. In the Indian Game, neither side created any chances nor offered any significant opportunities, resulting in a calm draw after 40 moves. Javakhishvili finished the tournament with five points, while Lela ended on 3.5 out of nine.

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Here follows a closer look at the games from round nine:

Stavroula Tsolakidou – Alexandra Kosteniuk

This was a crucial game for Tsolakidou, as she was just half a point behind the two leaders. Stavroula played the English Opening, and the game started well for her – her pieces were more active, and she had the initiative on the board.

In the middlegame, Stavroula had a better position but misplayed it.

Here White could have obtain a decisive advantage with energetic 23.e5! but opted for a sluggish 23.Qe3.

Still, the Greek got two more chances to seal the deal but missed the opportunities. The second miss was particularly bitter.

After Kosteniuk’s 41…Qb5?? White could have won with 42.Qxh5 Qxb3 43.Qg4+ Kf8 44.Qc8+ Kg7 45.Qd7+ Kh6.

Instead, Stavroula played 42.Qe6??, allowing Black to pick up a pawn and exposing her king to perpetual checks.

Vaishali Rameshbabu – Bibisara Assaubayeva

Vaishali Rameshbabu faced the top favorite of the round, Bibisara Assaubayeva, who was tied for first place with five points after eight rounds. Playing the Najdorf in Sicilian, Assaubayeva quickly managed to equalize.

Vaishali prepared a kingside push, but Black effectively neutralized White’s threats.

14…b5 Black now counterattacks on the queenside. It is important to note that White did not manage to take control over the d5-square, which is critical in this system. 15.a3 Nb6 16.Rfd1 Black now had a chance to strike in the center with 16…d5, followed by 17…Rxc3 with a good initiative for an exchange, but Bibisara decided to play it safe and opted for the more neutral 16…h6.

Neither side had significant chances for the rest of the game. As Vaishali entered time trouble, she offered a repetition of moves, which Assaubayeva accepted.

Sarasadat Khademalsharieh – Nana Dzagnidze

Nana played the Nimzo-Indian against Khadem, and by move 20, she was winning.

20…Rd2 21.Bc3 Rc2 22.f3 Rxc3 23.fxe4 Re8 24.Nc6 Qe6, and White’s pawns are hanging across the board.

However, as in several rounds in Tbilisi, Nana did not demonstrate precision. Instead, she played 20…Rfd8and immediately lost a significant portion of her edge.

21.f3 Bc2 22.e4 Ba4 23.Bc3, and the position became roughly even.

Throughout the Women’s Grand Prix in Tbilisi, Nana often misplayed better positions, losing her advantage. But in this game, luck turned in her favor as her opponent made a critical blunder.

28.h4 Re7 29.Qxd7 Bxd7 30.Red1 Rxd1+ 31.Rxd1 Kf7 32.g4 offered White a chance to hold a draw.

But then Sara played 28.f4??, blundering not only a pawn but also any hope of avoiding a completely lost endgame.

28…Rxe4! 29.Qxd7 Rxe1+ 30.Rxe1 Bxd7 31.Bc3 Be6. The weaker party often has good drawing chances in such endgames with the opposite-coloured bishops, but this is not the case, as White’s queenside pawns are too weak. 32.a4 Bxc4 33.Bxf6 gxf6 34.Rxc4, and Black soon collected another pawn and won.

Lela Javakhishvili – Anna Muzychuk

The four-time Georgian champion entered the final round with three points, while Anna Muzychuk, with 4.5 points, had more at stake as she aimed for a top placement. In the Indian Game, neither player made the most precise moves, resulting in neither gaining a significant advantage throughout.

After a series of exchanges, the game transitioned to a balanced queen endgame. Muzychuk attempted to create opportunities, but Lela held her ground, despite later revealing in an interview that she wasn’t feeling well. The game concluded on move 40, following a threefold repetition.

Mariya Muzychuk – Alina Kashlinskaya

Apart from Assaubayeva, Kashlinskaya was the only other player in the tournament who was on five points, while Mariya Muzychuk was half a point behind. From the onset it was clear that this will be a very tough game. Kashlinskaya opted for the Murphy Defense in the Ruy Lopez and gradually outmanoeuvred her opponent.

Black is clearly better, but White still has some defensive resources. Mariya, however, played 35.g4? which became the last straw. After 35.Qd7 36.Kg3 Bc5 Black controls the d-file, has a strong bishop and is well aligned for an attack on the exposed white king.

37.R1e2 Rd3 38.Qc2 Qd5 39.Kg2 Rxe5!!

White refused to resign for another 12 moves, but Kashlinskaya was confident – winning the game and the tournament.

About the Women’s Grand Prix 2024/2025 series

The FIDE Women’s Grand Prix is a prestigious series of six tournaments exclusively for women chess players. The top two finishers in the cycle earn spots in the Candidates Tournament, which determines the challenger for the World Championship title.

This event is a key component of FIDE’s efforts to promote women’s chess globally. In the 2024/2025 series, twenty players will participate, each competing in three of the six tournaments, with ten players featured in each tournament.

Written by Milan Dinic

Photos: Anna Shtourman

Sarasadat Khademalsharieh – Nana Dzagnidze, Tbilisi Grand Prix 2024

Sergio — Sat, 24 Aug 2024 10:12:44 +0000

This is the game Sarasadat Khademalsharieh – Nana Dzagnidze from round 9 of the Tbilisi Grand Prix

Khademalsharieh – Dzagnidze, Tbilisi Grand Prix 2024

Nana Dzagnidze – R Vaishali, Tbilisi Grand Prix 2024

Sergio — Fri, 23 Aug 2024 15:51:19 +0000

This is the game Nana Dzagnidze – R Vaishali from round 8 of the Tbilisi Grand Prix

Dzagnidze – Vaishali, Tbilisi Grand Prix 2024

Stavroula Tsolakidou – Nana Dzagnidze, Tbilisi Grand Prix 2024

Sergio — Thu, 22 Aug 2024 11:02:33 +0000

This is the game Stavroula Tsolakidou – Nana Dzagnidze from round 7 of the Tbilisi Grand Prix

Tsolakidou – Dzagnidze, Tbilisi Grand Prix 2024

FIDE Tbilisi Women Grand Prix 2024 LIVE

Sergio — Wed, 21 Aug 2024 13:38:15 +0000

WGP Series consists of six Women’s Grand Prix tournaments held over two years 2024-2025. A total of twenty players compete in the WGP series, as each Women Grand Prix event will have ten participants. The competitors of the first leg of the Women Grand Prix in Tblisi are Anna Muzychuk, Mariya Muzychuk, Nana Dzagnidze, Sarasadat Khademalsharieh, Alexandra Kosteniuk, R Vaishali, Alina Kashlinskaya, Lela Javakhishvili, Bibisara Assaubayeva, and Stavroula Tsolakidou. Games from FIDE Tbilisi Women Grand Prix 2024 will be daily live on Chessdom.

Parallel tournaments live: Dortmund Chess 2024 / Spilimbergo 2024 / Hans Niemann – Nikita Vitiugov / Sinquefield Cup 2024 / Abu Dhabi Chess 2024

Nana Dzagnidze – Bibisara Assaubayeva, Tbilisi Grand Prix 2024

Sergio — Wed, 21 Aug 2024 10:30:29 +0000

This is the game Nana Dzagnidze – Bibisara Assaubayeva from round 6 of the Tbilisi Grand Prix

Dzagnidze – Assaubayeva, Tbilisi Grand Prix 2024

FIDE Women Chess Grand Prix – four players share the lead

Sergio — Tue, 20 Aug 2024 00:50:14 +0000

Four players are sharing the lead at the FIDE Women Chess Grand Prix before the rest day. Mariya Muzychuk, Nana Dzagnidze, Bibisara Assaubayeva, and Stavroula Tsolakidou lead with 3,0/5 each. Games from FIDE Tbilisi Women Grand Prix 2024 will resume on Tuesday and will be live on Chessdom.

With five of nine rounds played, the players will have a rest day on Tuesday before the games resume on Wednesday, August 21.

Standings after Round 5

Round six pairings

Alexandra Kosteniuk – Lela Javakhishvili
Mariya Muzychuk – Sarasadat Khademalsharieh
Alina Kashlinskaya – Vaishali Rameshbabu
Anna Muzychuk – Stavroula Tsolakidou
Nana Dzagnidze – Bibisara Assaubayeva

Vaishali Rameshbabu is the only winner in Round 3 of WGP Tbilisi

Indian star Vaishali Rameshbabu defeated Sara Khadem with the white pieces in a game she dominated from the very start. With all other games ending in draws, Stavroula Tsolakidou and Bibisara Assaubayeva lead with 2/3, followed by seven players at 50%, and Sara Khadem in last place with half a point.

After blundering in round one and then letting a winning position slip away in round two against Alexandra Kosteniuk, Vaishali Rameshbabu secured a victory against Sara Khadem. In a well-executed performance in the Italian Game, Vaishali quickly gained the upper hand and gradually increased the pressure until Black had no choice but to resign. With this victory, Vaishali is on 1.5 points, back in the tournament in style.

The first game to finish was between Anna Muzychuk and Alexandra Kosteniuk. In the Morphy Defense of Ruy Lopez both players castled on opposite sides, setting the stage for a potential battle. Muzychuk seemed to have a slight initiative, with Black’s queen stuck on the a7 square and potentially at risk. However, at the critical stage of the game, Muzychuk opted to exchange queens, leading to an even rook endgame.

Playing the King’s Indian against Bibisara Assaubayeva, Mariya Muzychuk made a premature pawn advance on the queenside, weakening her position. Fortunately for her, Bibisara made a few inaccuracies, handing the advantage back to Black. After a tactical sequence, White ended up with a queen against two rooks, and the game was drawn. Bibisara is on 2/3, while Mariya Muzychuk has 1.5 points.

Stavroula Tsolakidou drew with Lela Javakhishvili in the English Opening. The Greek player shares the lead with Assaubayeva, both on 2/3.

The last game of the day to finish was between Nana Dzagnidze and Alina Kashlinskaya. In the English Defense, Kashlinskaya found herself in time trouble but managed to reach the time control and secure a draw. After failing to win significantly better positions in the first two rounds and playing another long game, the pressure is on for Nana Dzagnidze.

Anna Muzychuk – Alexandra Kosteniuk

This game was a clash between two experienced top-class players who have faced each other many times before. Heading into this match, the classical game score between them was 6:5 in favor of Anna Muzychuk, while they were even in Rapid, and Kosteniuk held the edge in the Blitz.

In the Morphy Defense of Ruy Lopez, both players castled on opposite sides of the board, setting the stage for a potential sharp showdown. Kosteniuk initiated her attack first, launching a g5-g4 pawn push on move 12, directly challenging the safety of the white king. Muzychuk responded by reinforcing the center and preparing her own counterplay on the queenside.

White just played 19.b4, exerting pressure on Black, whose queen was forced to a7. Then, something unusual happened: after 19…Bxe3, White recaptured with the queen on e3, allowing Black to exchange queens, which led to a more central position for Kosteniuk’s remaining pieces.

Kosteniuk seized the opportunity and after 20.Qxe3 Qxe3 21.fxe3 Nb6 22.Nxb6 cxb6, the game transitioned into an even rook endgame, effectively defusing the tension on the board.

Shortly afterward, the two players agreed to split the point.

In the post-game interview, Kosteniuk mentioned that she was unsure about the strength of her position and was relieved when White opted to exchange queens. She added, “I felt I could have played better in the rook endgame,” but overall, she seemed content with her performance.

Nana Dzagnidze – Alina Kashlinskaya

Kashlinskaya played the English Defense against Nana Dzagnidze. The position after the opening was relatively balanced, with both sides having clear plans. White had slightly more space on the queenside and a strong central pawn on d5, while Black maintained solid central control and active pieces. Eventually, White’s d5-pawn was exchanged for Black’s pawn. Despite Kashlinskaya having an extra pawn, White’s pieces were more active.

Black soon returned the extra pawn to activate her pieces. After several exchanges, the game transitioned into a queen and rook endgame. Dzagnidze, significantly better on time, sought to create threats against the Black king. Despite her time trouble, Kashlinskaya defended well and posed counter-threats, ultimately securing a draw.

Bibisara Assaubayeva – Mariya Muzychuk

Despite both being top players in women’s chess, this was their first classical game against each other, as noted by commentator Keti Tsatsalashvili during the coverage in Tbilisi.

Muzychuk opted for the Gruenfeld Defense. The position remained balanced until Bibisara’s premature a-pawn advance weakened her queenside.

17.a4? This was a mistake. 17.Nf3 or 17. dxc5 would have been better, according to the engines.

17…Bc6 18.dxc5 Nxc5 19.Bxg7 Bxg2! 20.Nxg2? Again, White missed the better move 20. Kxg2, which would have kept the game more balanced.

After 20…Kxg7, Black was clearly in a better position.

Black’s pawns were better protected, and the knights were well-centralized, while White had exposed pawns on the queenside and less piece activity. Additionally, Assaubayeva was under time pressure.

However, after 21. Qd4+, Black made a critical error by weakening her pawn structure and light squares with 21…f6.

Following 22.Ngf4 Nde4? the position began turning in White’s favor. 23.Qc4 e5 24. b4 exf4 25. bxc5 Nxc5 26. Nxf4 It was White now who had a slightly better position.

After move 33, the opponents reached the following position:

The best move, according to the engines, was 34.Qb2, maintaining the tension. Instead, Bibisara opted for a tactical sequence.

34.Rxc5 bxc5 35.Ne6! Qxe6 36.cxd4, resulting in Black having two rooks for a queen. Bibisara made these moves under severe time pressure.

After a few more moves, it became clear to both players that neither side could make progress, and they agreed to a draw.

Stavroula Tsolakidou – Lela Javakhishvili

In the English Opening, Tsolakidou, playing White, gained slightly more space on the queenside and established better control over the center, but Black countered effectively. In the middlegame, both players had one weakness each, and the position remained largely even.

However, Tsolakidou was under time pressure and had to play quickly and accurately to reach the first time control. Black eventually secured a passed pawn on the c-file, but White had sufficient resources to neutralize the threat, leading to a draw.

Vaishali Rameshbabu – Sarasadat Khademalsharieh

In the Italian Game, Vaishali, playing White, maintained a strong center, limiting the space for Black’s pieces to develop. Khadem responded with a bold pawn push on the kingside, which was a dicey venture.

Khadem just played 14…Nf4, preparing the f5 pawn advance and forcing White to respond.

After 15.Bxf4! both recaptures look almost equally unpleasant for Black but 15…gxf4 left her with no active play.

White steadily improved her position with each move, preventing Black from opening the center and applying significant pressure on the queenside.

Black has just played 28…b6?, violating one of the positional rules of chess: “Don’t advance pawns on the wing where you are weaker.”

Vaishali responded with clinical accuracy. After 29.b5! axb5 30. axb6 Rb8 31. dxc6 Bxc6 32. cxd5 Bb7 33. Bc4 d5 White broke through on the queenside.

30.Bxd5 Bxd5 35. exd5 Bb6 36. Rgc1 Rg5 37. Rc6 Nd8

Here, virtually “all roads lead to Rome”, but Vaishali found an effective exchange sacrifice to completely paralyze Black’s position: 38. Rxb6! Rxb6 39. Ra8 Rb7 40. Qc4 Rg8 41. d6 Qf7 42. Qe4 Qh7 43. Qd5 Qf7 44. Qf3 Qh7 45. Qh5 Rd7 46. Ne7 and Black resigned.

Save by Nana Dzagnidze in Round 4

Georgia’s Nana Dzagnidze made a spectacular comeback from a completely lost position against Anna Muzychuk in a game that lasted four and a half hours and 102 moves. Meanwhile, Alexandra Kosteniuk capitalized on Sara Khadem’s error in time trouble, finding a two-move combination that secured her victory. With 2.5 points out of four, Kosteniuk joined the leaders Assaubayeva and Tsolakidou, who drew their games

Round four of the Women’s Grand Prix in Georgia ended in dramatic fashion. In a tense encounter, Nana Dzagnidze managed to save a seemingly lost game against Anna Muzychuk in an unexpected twist of events. Muzychuk surprised Dzagnidze by playing a line in the French Defense she had not prepared for, and an early imprecision by Dzagnidze cost her a pawn. Although she had chances to maintain equality, a time-trouble decision to sacrifice a bishop appeared to seal her fate.

Despite this, Dzagnidze refused to give up without a fight. “I tried giving as many checks as I could and then planned to resign,” she said in an interview immediately after the game. Fortune favored her when Muzychuk, under pressure, made a critical error on move 78 by pushing her a-pawn to the seventh rank, turning what should have been a win into a dead draw. Now it was Muzychuk who found herself in desperate time trouble, but she could achieve nothing more than half a point.

“I feel relieved. After drawing three games where I was winning in two and better in one, this feels like payback,” Dzagnidze said. She is supported at the event by her brother, a tennis coach with little chess experience, who sat through the entire round, cheering her on.

Alexandra Kosteniuk also scored an important point today. Sporting earrings resembling a chessboard, the former Women’s World Champion defeated Sara Khadem in the Scotch Game. Khadem sacrificed a pawn but had enough compensation to keep the position balanced. However, a mistake on move 31 in time trouble led to a swift defeat in just two moves. With this victory, Kosteniuk joined the leaders with 2.5/4, while Khadem, with just half a point, finds herself alone at the bottom of the standings.

In a sharp Najdorf Sicilian, Mariya Muzychuk launched an aggressive kingside attack against Stavroula Tsolakidou. After Tsolakidou’s weakening move 21…g6, Muzychuk gained a strong position, with better control of the center and more active pieces. However, a misstep with 26.Na4? allowed Tsolakidou to equalize, leading to a series of exchanges that resulted in a rook endgame. Despite being a pawn up, Muzychuk was unable to convert her advantage, and the game ended in a draw. Tsolakidou now has 2.5 points out of four, while Mariya Muzychuk has two points.

Alina Kashlinskaya and Bibisara Assaubayeva drew their game after around two hours of play, concluding in just 21 moves. Both players chose a sharp line in the King’s Indian Defense. In the end, Kashlinskaya had a slight initiative and an extra pawn but opted not to press further, leading to a draw. After four rounds, Bibisara has 2.5 points, while Kashlinskaya is on two.

Lela Javakhishvili and Vaishali Rameshbabu drew their game in the Queen’s Gambit Declined. Despite lasting 46 moves and four and a half hours, the game remained balanced throughout, with neither side gaining a significant advantage. Both players are on two points.

Alexandra Kosteniuk – Sarasadat Khademalsharieh

Alexandra Kosteniuk faced Sara Khadem as White in the Schmidt Variation of the Scotch Game. Khadem held her ground well against Kosteniuk for most of the game.

Here, Khadem spent around thirty minutes contemplating her next move. She correctly decided to sacrifice the c7 pawn and launched a pawn advance with 15…h5, creating an escape route for her king. After 16.Qxc7 Bd5, the position remained even, with White a pawn up but Black having enough compensation to hold.

However, Khadem faced one significant challenge: she was running low on time. Sensing an opportunity, Kosteniuk continued to pile on the pressure, forcing Khadem into tough decisions. Khadem managed to hold until move 31.

The best defense for Black was 31…Qf6, or even moving the king to h7 with an equal position. Instead, Khadem played 31…f6??, after which Black’s position collapsed.

Kosteniuk quickly found the winning combination:

32.Qa7+ Bf7 33.Bxg6!! After 33…Qxg6, 34.Rg1 would follow, and the black queen would be lost. Even a counter-sacrifice on h2 wouldn’t save Black: 33…Rxh2+ 34.Kxh2 Qh6+ 35.Kg2 Qxg6+ 36.Kf1 Qh5 37.Qg1+ and White would remain safe.

With no way out, Sara Khadem resigned.

Lela Javakhishvili – Vaishali Rameshbabu

In the Queen’s Gambit Declined, the two players engaged in a long, steady game marked by positional maneuvering rather than drama. By move 22, they entered a rook and knight endgame. Javakhishvili offered a threefold repetition, but Vaishali declined. The knights were soon exchanged, leading to a lengthy rook endgame with considerable shuffling but little progress. The game ended in a draw.

Mariya Muzychuk – Stavroula Tsolakidou

In the Najdorf variation of the Sicilian, Mariya Muzychuk entered the game aggressively, leaving her king in the center while charging forward with her pawns against Black’s kingside castle.

The computer suggests that Black should have played 21…a5 or 21…Bb6, but Tsolakidou opted for 21…g6?, which weakened her kingside. By the middlegame, Muzychuk had a better position with better coordinated pieces, control if the center, and the potential to apply more pressure on the board.

The best way for White to proceed was to activate her king by Kf2 and reroute her knight to d4 via Ne2-d4.

However, Muzychuk played 26.Na4?, effectively losing the biggest part of her advantage.

After 26…Nb6, a series of exchanges followed, leading to a rook endgame where White was a pawn up but could not achieve more than a draw.

Alina Kashlinskaya – Bibisara Assaubayeva

In a trendy line of the King’s Indian Defense with an early h2-h4 both players aimed for a double-edged position. White made an early advance with her pawn to h6, penetrating Black’s kingside castle. Black sacrificed a pawn to gain some initiative a la Benko Gambit but did not get sufficient compensations it seems.

White’s pieces are well-coordinated. The queen on f3 is poised to shift to a kingside attack or support central activities. However, Black’s bishop on h8 is passive, restricted by the pawn structure and lacking active prospects. On the other hand, Black’s knight on b4 is active, but the bishop on h8 is still locked away, and there’s a potential pin on f6.

Despite the position seeming more demanding for Black, Kashlinskaya decided to repeat moves, and the game ended in a draw:

18.Bf4 Re8 19.Bg5 Re5 20.Bf4 Re8 21.Bg5 And the two agreed to split a point.

Anna Muzychuk – Nana Dzagnidze

In their game featuring the Exchange Variation of French Defense, everything proceeded smoothly until Black’s tenth move.

The position was sharp, requiring precise play from Black. According to the engine, the best move for Black was to castle: 10…O-O 11.Bxh7+ Kh8 12.g4 Kxh7 13.gxh5 Kg8 14.Ng5 Qd7 with a tense position which is slightly better for White. However, Nana opted to take on d4.

10…Nxd4 11.g4 Nxf3+ 12.Qxf3 Bg6 13.Bxg6 (better was 12.Nxd5 immediately).13…hxg6 14.Nxd5 0-0 Moving the king away from immediate danger. After 15.Nxe7+ Bxe7 16.Qxb7 White emerged a pawn up but after making an inaccuracy on move 19 let her advantage slip away.

16…Bf6 17.c3 a5 18.Qc6 Rb8 19.a4? Bh4 20.Rb1

Nana spent a lot of time contemplating her next move and then decided on a combination that led to further difficulties. The computer recommended activating the b8-rook with 20…Rb6, followed by transferring it to e6 with sufficient compensation for a pawn. Instead, Nana played:

20…Bxf2? 21.Kxf2 Qh4 22.Ke2! Once again, Rb8, followed by Re6+ with tempo, was the better choice. Instead, in desperate time trouble, Nana continued with 22…Qxh3+ 23.Qf3! but Anna consolidated her position and emerged with an extra bishop.

Nana continued to struggle in a lost endgame, hoping to find a perpetual check or advance her g-pawns. She pressed on, giving checks to the white king from all sides of the board, clinging to the hope of a miracle. Muzychuk had to be careful not to misstep. Eventually, she sacrificed the bishop but managed to position her king on b7 to support the promotion of her a-pawn.

Muzychuk was just a step away from victory when this happened:

After 73. a7! Qb3+ 74. Qb6 Qf3+ 75. Qc6 Qf7+ 76. Ka6 Black can’t stop the a-pawn promotion. Anna, however, opted for 73. Qd3+, which was also winning but allowed Nana to stay in the game a bit more. Just four moves later, Dzagnidze got her chance and jumped on the opportunity.

At this moment, Muzychuk had about a minute and a half on her clock, while Dzagnidze had more than 20 minutes. Although Anna’s leg was shaking beneath the table, her face remained calm. She had many winning options, namely 78. Qe2, 78. c5, 78. Qf7, to name a few.

Instead, Anna played ill-timed 78.a7??

The evaluation bar dropped from 4.8 to 0.0 — a shocking turn of events.

Anna tried to navigate her way out of the mess, moving her king around the board, but it wasn’t meant to be. The game ended in a draw after 102 moves.

The fifth round of the first tournament in the 2024/25 Women’s Grand Prix series starts on Monday, August 19, 3 PM local time in Tbilisi, Georgia.

Women’s Grand Prix Tbilisi R5: The day of surprising twists

Three of the five games saw wild twists and turns, with players trading advantages, sometimes move by move. Nana Dzagnidze emerged victorious against Alexandra Kosteniuk after catching a lucky break following a daring line she chose. Vaishali Rameshbabu suffered a defeat at the hands of Mariya Muzychuk despite having a significantly better position earlier in the game. Stavroula Tsolakidou and Alina Kashlinskaya traded advantages throughout their endgame, ultimately finishing in a draw. With five rounds completed and four remaining, four players lead with three points each

It was an unusual day at the Women’s Grand Prix in Georgia. Typically, players are less ambitious in their play before the rest day, as one experienced chess pundit noted before the round. This seemed to be the case initially, as most games saw rapid opening play, and the first game to finish, between Bibisara Assaubayeva and Anna Muzychuk, ended in a peaceful draw.

However, as the day progressed, unexpected storms erupted on the remaining boards.

The most anticipated matchup of the round was between Georgia’s Nana Dzagnidze and former Women’s World Champion Alexandra Kosteniuk. After spending considerable time in the opening, Dzagnidze opted for a risky line in the Nimzo-Indian Defense, sacrificing a bishop. Initially, this appeared to be a miscalculation: Kosteniuk, playing rapidly, seemed to be in preparation, while Dzagnidze was using up her time. However, a series of mistakes from Kosteniuk completely turned the game around, putting Dzagnidze in a winning position.

Kosteniuk tried to emulate Dzagnidze’s miraculous escape against Anna Muzychuk in round four but found no such salvation this time. After misplaying advantageous positions in the earlier rounds, fortune finally favored Dzagnidze, who won the game and secured a spot among the leaders with three points. Kosteniuk, missing her chance to take sole lead, finished the first half of the tournament at 50%.

A similar story unfolded in the game between Vaishali Rameshbabu and Mariya Muzychuk. In the Italian Game, both players ventured into a sharp position where Vaishali emerged with a significant advantage. However, in just a few moves, the game slipped away from her. She underestimated Black’s kingside threats and launched an attack that backfired, leading to a lost position. With this victory, Mariya Muzychuk joined the leading pack with three points, while Vaishali remains on two.

The game between Stavroula Tsolakidou and Alina Kashlinskaya saw the most dramatic shifts of the day. In the Ruy Lopez, Kashlinskaya found herself in trouble during a complex middlegame and ended up in a worse position. However, as the game transitioned to an ending, Tsolakidou lost her grip, and Kashlinskaya found herself with a winning chance. Unfortunately for Kashlinskaya, she missed several opportunities to secure the win, and the game eventually ended in a draw. This was enough to keep Tsolakidou among the leaders with three points, while Kashlinskaya sits at 2.5 out of five.

Round five also saw Sara Khadem win her first game of the tournament. Playing in the Exchange Variation of the Queen’s Gambit Declined, Khadem capitalized on a blunder by four-time Georgian Women’s Champion Lela Javakhishvili on move 19. Khadem played accurately thereafter, not allowing her opponent any chances to salvage a draw. This victory marks Khadem’s first in the event, though she still finds herself in last place with 1.5 points. Having been out of competitive play for more than six months, some rustiness is to be expected. Lela Javakhishvili remains on two points.

With five of nine rounds played, the players will have a rest day on Tuesday before the games resume on Wednesday, August 21.

Standings after Round 5

Here follows a closer look at the games of round five of the Women’s Grand Prix in Tbilisi:

Nana Dzagnidze – Alexandra Kosteniuk

This was the derby of the round. In the Nimzo-Indian, Nana spent a significant amount of time in the opening, deliberating whether to go for a line involving a piece sacrifice.

At first glance, the position looks like a typical opening setup without much excitement. However, the main line here for White involves taking on d5, leading to a sharp game: 8.cxd5 Bxf1 9.dxe6 Ba6 10.exf7+ Kxf7 11.e4. This results in a very sharp position where White has two pawns for a piece and an attack on the black king. Other options for White include 8.b3 and 8.Qf3.

After 20 minutes of contemplation, Nana decided on 8.cxd5, directly entering the piece sacrifice line.

8. cxd5 Bxf1 9.dxe6 Ba6 10.exf7+ Kxf7

Here, both 11.e4 and 11. Qb3+ continuations have been tested extensively, with the former option being considered slightly better for White. 11…Ke8 12.Ne6 According to engines, the position is now equal. Kosteniuk played very quickly, indicating this was likely part of her preparation. From here, things started to deteriorate for Nana.

12…Qd7 13.Ng7+ Kd8 White has three pawns for a piece, but the computer evaluates the position as significantly better for Black.

14.e4 Nc6 15.Be3 Na5 Here, 15…Ng4 was the engine’s first choice. 16.Qc2

At this point, Kosteniuk made two consecutive mistakes.

16…Bxa3? The first one. Alexandra should have played either 16…Kc8 or 16…Ng4 with a slightly better position.

17.Nf5 Bb4? The second mistake. Here, Kosteniuk should have played 17…Bxb2 18.Qxb2 Nxe4 19.Nxe4 Qxf5 20.Qc2 Qd5 21.f3, with the position being roughly equal.

Now, White got a chance to activate her pieces and turn the tables.

18.Bg5 Rf8 19.e5 Black needed to either move her king to safety or open the c6-vent for the king. Instead, Kosteniuk made a critical error.

19…Qe6?? Again, 19…Kc8 was a better choice, although Black’s position is no joy.

White is now completely winning.

20.Ne3! Be7 21.exf6 Bxf6 22.Bxf6+ Rxf6 23.b4 Nc4 24.Rxa6

Not only has White regained the bishop, but she is also a knight up. Kosteniuk continued to play, hoping to find a perpetual check. Unfortunately for her, Dzagnidze played accurately and recovered the time lost in the opening. Kosteniuk resigned on move 43.

Bibisara Assaubayeva – Anna Muzychuk

In the Queen’s Gambit Declined, Black started with an isolated pawn in the center. The game remained fairly balanced, with both players moving quickly, particularly Assaubayeva. By the middlegame, White won the isolated pawn on d5, while Black captured the pawn on b2. Shortly after, most of the heavy pieces were exchanged, resulting in an even position that led to a threefold repetition after 26 moves, ending the game in a draw.

Stavroula Tsolakidou – Alina Kashlinskaya

In the Ruy Lopez, Kashlinskaya opted for the Morphy Defense. A complicated position developed, and Stavroula spent a significant amount of time in the opening, indicating she might have been surprised by Kashlinskaya’s choice.

After clashes in the center and a series of calculated exchanges the opponents reached the following position.

Here, White could have played 24.Bc3 or 24. Rae1 emerging with an extra pawn in a drawish endgame with opposite-colored bishops, but Tsolakidou preferred an endings with a rook and a pawn against two Black’s minor pieces with 24. Rc5

White was slightly better, but ten moves later, Tsolakidouwent too far:

Instead of 35. Rg8 with a balanced position she ventured upon 35.g4, sacrificing her f3-pawn.

35…Be2 36. Rh8 Bxf3 37. Rxh7 Ke6! leading White into a trap.

38.Rh6+? Ke5 Now Black was completely winning, with White’s king exposed to a threat of mate and Black’s f-pawn ready to advance. However, precise play was required.

In the ensuing moves, both players made inaccuracies, trading advantages, but Alina was the last one to err.

49…Nd3? Alina should have played 49…Ng4!

50.Rxe4! Simplifying the position for a draw.

51…Kxe4 52.a6 f2 53.a7 a8=Q+ 54.Ke3 Qg2 55.Qxg2+ and after Kxg2, Black didn’t have enough material to checkmate White.

Vaishali Rameshbabu – Mariya Muzychuk

In the Italian Game with an early g7-g5 by Black, the players reached a complicated and sharp position, in which White grabbed the imitative.

Black is slightly worse but after 23…Rxa6 the position remains complicated. Mariya, however, played 23…c6? and after 24.axb7 (24.f5 was even stronger) Qxb7 25.Bxe6 fxe6 26.cxd4 Bxd4 27.Rab1 Qg7 28.Ndf3 Bc5 29.Ng5 e5 30.h4 Ng6 31.Ne6 Qe7 32.f5 Bxg1 33.Rxg1 Kd7 found herself on the brink of defeat.

Surprizingly, at this point, the game began to shift rapidly in Black’s favor. Struggling with time, Vaishali made several errors, culminating in four moves down the road.

36.Rb7+?? White should have played 36.Qd3 with still having an advantage. This exchange sacrifice for just a couple of checks led to a losing position.

36…Nxb7 37.Rxb7+ Ke8 38.Rb1 Kf7 With the black king safe, Vaishali realized her blunder. She briefly left the board for a breather before returning to make a few more moves and then resigned.

39.Rf1 Qg4 40.Rf2 Rab8 41.Qd3 Rb4 White resigned, giving Mariya Muzychuk a significant win.

Sarasadat Khademalsharieh – Lela Javakhishvili

The players opted for the Exchange Variation of the Queen’s Gambit Declined. The position remained even until move 19, when Black made a mistake.

Black was slightly behind in developed, and her king was more exposed. Javakhishvili should have played 19…Ne4 with a slightly inferior but defendable position. Instead, she blundered with 19…Ng4? Which failed to 20.Bxb8! Raxb8 21.Qg3! Nf6 22.Bxg6! fxg6 23.Qxg6+ Kf8 24.f4 andWhite was winning.

The rest was a smooth sail for Sarasadat, who confidently converted her advantage into a full point.

Tuesday is the rest day at the tournament. The sixth round starts on Wednesday, August 21, 3PM local time in Tbilisi, Georgia.

Written by Milan Dinic

Photos: Anna Shtourman