World Junior Championship (2006)

Player: Wang Li

page 1 of 1; 6 games    Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. S Jessel vs W Li   1-0 66 2006 World Junior Championship C50 Giuoco Piano 2. D Frolyanov vs W Li   1-0 39 2006 World Junior Championship B42 Sicilian, Kan 3. A Gupta vs W Li   1-0 59 2006 World Junior Championship D25 Queen's Gambit Accepted 4. W Li vs A Gorovets   1-0 28 2006 World Junior Championship B28 Sicilian, O'Kelly Variation 5. W Li vs S Brunello   1-0 25 2006 World Junior Championship C84 Ruy Lopez, Closed 6. J P Gomez vs W Li   1-0 94 2006 World Junior Championship B42 Sicilian, Kan   REFINE SEARCH:   White wins (1-0) | Black wins (0-1) | Draws (1/2-1/2) | Li wins | Li loses

Oct-13-06    Chess Classics: No kibitzing for the World Junior Championship yet? Is everybody that preoccupied with K-T? Regards, CC Oct-13-06    jamesmaskell: Ive dragged myself away from the excitement of the big match, though it was a struggle! Im working my way through these games. Some very good upcoming players just from glancing at the names here. Oct-14-06    samsal27: Good luck to Abhijit, Deepan and the rest of the Indian team! Oct-14-06    BIDMONFA: World Junior Championship (2006) Round 11, leader Nikita Vitiugov 8'5 points http://www.bidmonfa.com/informacio_... _ Oct-15-06    DUS: Live games of this tournament at http://armchess.am/WJGCC06/current/... Oct-15-06    DUS: Other info (pairings, standings etc.) is at http://armchess.am/WJGCC06/wjgcc.html Oct-15-06    samsal27: Round 12 leader -IM Zaven Andriasian of Armenia on 9/12 pts and TPR of 2695. Oct-15-06    BIDMONFA: World Junior Championship (2006) Standings round 12 http://www.bidmonfa.com/informacio_... _ Oct-15-06    Chessgames Bookie: <ChessBookie Players> Last round wagers now open: World Junior Championships: Rd 13. Andriasian vs Pantsulaia Final round starts at 2:00am USA/Eastern. You can watch the games live here: http://www.armchess.am/WJGCC06/curr... Oct-16-06    BIDMONFA: World Junior Championship (2006) Champion - Zaven Andriasian http://www.bidmonfa.com/andriasian_... Sub-Champion - Nikita Vitiugov http://www.bidmonfa.com/vitiugov_ni... History championship http://www.bidmonfa.com/historial_m... http://www.bidmonfa.com/informacio_... _ Oct-16-06    DUS: Congratulations to young (17 y.o.) IM Zaven Andriasian of Armenia! He is the new Champion of the World among junior U20 players. Oct-17-06    samsal27: <DUS> Does he become a GM by virtue of this victory? Oct-17-06    DUS: <samsal27> Yes, as it follows from below recent info taken from http://armchess.am/ "World Juniors and Girls Championships 2006 came to its end in Yerevan, Armenia. 17 years old chess players Zaven Andriasian (Armenia) and Shen Yang (China) became world junior and girl champions. Andriasian the clear winner of the first place, will obtain GM norm according to FIDE Regulations. He also got the right of participation in World Chess Cup." In http://armchess.am/ there is other interesting info in particular about the tournament of girls. Oct-19-06    samsal27: <DUS> Ok, thanks. Do you have any idea whether he trained with GM Levon Aronian at any stage? Oct-19-06    DUS: <samsal27> I think they know each other in person. But unfortunately I don't have any exact information on your question. Oct-19-06    samsal27: <DUS> No problem. Knowing the helpful and friendly nature of Aronian, I am sure that he must be helping out all the upcoming youngsters in Armenia. Nov-05-06    CrystalFrost: <samsal27>I sure thinks so..

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