48th World Junior Championship (Girls) (2009)

Player: Bayar Anu

page 1 of 1; 3 games    Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. B Anu vs S Harini   ½-½ 53 2009 48th World Junior Championship (Girls) E17 Queen's Indian 2. C Colombo vs B Anu   ½-½ 28 2009 48th World Junior Championship (Girls) A61 Benoni 3. B Anu vs M Herrera ½-½ 25 2009 48th World Junior Championship (Girls) D31 Queen's Gambit Declined   REFINE SEARCH:   White wins (1-0) | Black wins (0-1) | Draws (1/2-1/2) | Anu wins | Anu loses

Oct-21-09    brucejavier: 1stttttt is hou playing? any know Oct-21-09    Wild Bill: Apparently not. She played with the boys last year. Oct-21-09    HeMateMe: You can't mean hou yifan? Don't the very young elite players drop juniors events? I think Magnus Carlsen was playing in Corus 'C' at age 13 and never played a junior event again. Oct-21-09    laskersteinitz: So out of all these chess-playing ladies, which one is the prettiest? :-) Oct-21-09    laskersteinitz: List of players: http://www.ajedrez.com.ar/mundial20... Oct-23-09    znnnk: highest rated player, Mary Ann Gomes lost http://201.216.215.172/juegos/MUNDI... Oct-23-09    Turkito: what an unprofessional organization by the chess federation of Argentina. What an unprofesional web page! I dont have any doubt about the mess that is going on there. Oct-26-09    dumbgai: Yildiz leading. Says something about the strength of the tournament. Oct-26-09    Wild Bill: <dumbgai: <Yildiz leading. Says something about the strength of the tournament.>> In defense of Ms. Yildiz, she was badly overmatched in Nanjing. I'm not surprised that she's doing well here. Harika, the defending champ, is missing. I think she's still under 20. Oct-26-09    HeMateMe: Why are there only 53 female players here, but 87 players in the boys tournament? Oct-26-09    dumbgai: Most of the best players don't play in these junior events anymore. Most of the top eligible players aren't competing: Harika, Lahno, both Muzychuk sisters, Tairova, etc. Oct-27-09    HeMateMe: Ok, but shouldnt they be replaced by the next eligble player? Are these two tournaments set up by 1) number of countries submitting one player, or 2) number of countries with at least one player above a certain minimal level? Oct-27-09    redwhitechess: Also many chinese players not playing. Ju Wenjun was at Chigorin memorial and where she is top in females category. Oct-27-09    Blunderdome: <dumbgai> don't forget Hou Yifan, who would destroy this field. Oct-28-09    wolfmaster: Any Americans is this? Oct-29-09    Paraconti: I miss the days when soemone would enthusiastically post links and even more links to young girlie chess players... Oct-31-09    virginmind: bravo to iozefina paulet, who after 8 rounds is in third place! Nov-04-09    WhiteRook48: is this knockout? Nov-04-09    Tabanus: For the record, Swaminathan Soumya won: http://chess-results.info/tnr26637.... http://www.chubutdeportes.org/MUNDI... Nov-08-09    Chessforeva: 3D games: http://chessforeva.appspot.com/C0_p... Nov-09-09    Wild Bill: <ChessForEva:> Cool graphics. Muchas gracias. Nov-16-09    clma55: Can some one explain why S. Soumya was the champion if she: -needed 1 more game than Cori Tello to achieve 9.5 -She lost the games against Cori Tello and B. Yildiz The info here is wrong or there was other issues?

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