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🏆 5th Lausanne Young Masters (2004)

Player: Kateryna Lagno

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Game  ResultMoves YearEvent/LocaleOpening
1. McShane vs Lagno 1-04020045th Lausanne Young MastersC42 Petrov Defense
2. Lagno vs McShane ½-½2520045th Lausanne Young MastersC67 Ruy Lopez
3. Kosteniuk vs Lagno 0-12520045th Lausanne Young MastersC42 Petrov Defense
4. Lagno vs Kosteniuk 1-04920045th Lausanne Young MastersB84 Sicilian, Scheveningen
5. Carlsen vs Lagno 0-15320045th Lausanne Young MastersC42 Petrov Defense
6. Lagno vs Carlsen 0-12920045th Lausanne Young MastersC84 Ruy Lopez, Closed
7. Carlsen vs Lagno 1-03020045th Lausanne Young MastersE63 King's Indian, Fianchetto, Panno Variation
8. Lagno vs Carlsen ½-½2920045th Lausanne Young MastersB12 Caro-Kann Defense
9. Carlsen vs Lagno ½-½1120045th Lausanne Young MastersE21 Nimzo-Indian, Three Knights
10. Lagno vs Carlsen 0-16420045th Lausanne Young MastersB56 Sicilian
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Kibitzer's Corner
Sep-23-04  MoonlitKnight: There seems to be a typing error on the front page. Lausanne is in Switzerland, not Sweden!
Sep-23-04  acirce: Americans... ;-)
Sep-23-04
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  cu8sfan: I see and hear this all the time...

Thank God Sweden is a neutral country, too. If Americans mistook Switzerland for some other countries I'd live in constant fear of being attacked...

Sep-23-04  MoonlitKnight: Well, it's not as bad as when people think Norway is the capitol of Sweden.
Sep-23-04  simsan: The Swedes and Swiss shouldn't feel too safe. Din't I just read in the newspaper that Saddam was hoping for asylum in Sweden?

If so, I guess Dubya wouldn't hesitate to drop some MOABs over Gamla stan :-)

Sep-23-04  poktirity: Hmpf Norway isn't worthy of being anyway near Swedens capital =)
Sep-23-04  Giancarlo: What happened to Carlsen? I was always under the impression he would win this.
Sep-23-04  acirce: <Giancarlo> How come? He was only rated 5th, which is where he ended up.
Sep-23-04  Giancarlo: <Acrice>
well, I thought he'd really put in a surprising preformance is what i really mean. I was hoping for a 3 and up finish from him. But your right, it isn't dissapointing at all, I just thought he'd do beter then 5th thats all.
Sep-23-04  Hidden Skillz: <acirce Americans...;-)>..lol very true
Sep-24-04  ForeverYoung: Time for Alexandra to rebound in her next competition. Only half a point from six games.
Sep-24-04  acirce: <MoonlitKnight>, <simsan>, have you read the Chessbase piece on the event?

http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail...

<Many eyes were on the youngest participants, particularly 13-year-old Magnus Carlsen of Sweden.>

Sep-24-04  percyblakeney: Isn't he Swiss? :)
Sep-27-04  percyblakeney: Lots of Lausanne photos from Kosteniuk's website: http://www.memoconsult.com/albums/y...
Sep-27-04  simsan: <acirce> lol: Sweden really is getting a lot of inaccurate attention in connection with this event.

Right now I'm too focused on the Leko-Kramnik match in Brissago, Sweden to have time to write complaints to Chessbase :-)

Sep-27-04  acirce: Yeah, there are lots of things going on. I can't wait for next year's European Team Championship in Switzerland!
Sep-28-04  poktirity: I think Sweden should buy Magnus like Qatar bought that runner from Kenya.
Oct-11-04  nikolaas: what was the pairing tree?
Oct-11-04  percyblakeney: <nikolaas> QF: Mamedyarov-Papa, McShane-Lahno, Navara-Kosteniuk, Alekseev-Carlsen. SF: Mamedyarov-Alekseev, McShane-Navara. F: McShane-Mamedyarov. 5-8: Lahno-Kosteniuk, Carlsen-Papa. 5-6: Carlsen-Lahno. 7-8: Papa-Kosteniuk.
Oct-11-04  nikolaas: Thanks a lot.
Oct-12-04  Jafar219: Just think.Radjabov,Mamedyarov,Mamedov,Eltac Seferli,Gashimov ans other young masters.They are not 20 yet.Azerbaijan rules!!
Nov-08-04  pawntificator: good pictures on kosteniuk's sight. I always feel a strong attraction to her...damn beautiful women chess players. That tournament looks like fun.

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