World Junior Championship (Girls) (2005) (games of Turkan Mamedjarova)

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World Junior Championship (Girls) (2005)

Player: Turkan Mamedjarova

Nov-19-05		Bobak Zahmat: Unbelievable performance by Turkan Mamedjarova! I saw her last year at Corus Open. But here she is entering the top of the woman chess.

Nov-19-05		cade: At Corus Turkan was one of the worst performers, she has obviously improved tremendously since then.

Nov-19-05		Jafar219: Zeinab Mamedjarova played at Corus last year.Turkan is Shakhriyar`s second sister.

Nov-20-05		Knight13: So this tournament tells me that girls aren't so good at chess than boys?

Nov-20-05		Udit Narayan: <Knight13> Some girls are better than many boys, like me, could dream to become. BTW, <aren't so good at chess than boys> should be <aren't as good at chess as boys>

Nov-20-05		Knight13: <Udit Narayan> Ahh.... I see.

Nov-21-05		Bobak Zahmat: <cade><At Corus Turkan was one of the worst performers, she has obviously improved tremendously since then> Turkan played in the CORUS OPEN and NOT in grandmaster group C. That was her big sister Zeinab.

Nov-22-05		DCP23: Elisabeth Paehtz wins the Junior Championship! Congratulations!! 10 points out of 13, not a mean feat by any account.

Nov-26-05		Astardis: So it is the World Junior Championship, right? She is 20 now... and still a junior?

Jan-18-06		tara boren: i think it grate girls can do any thing a boy can do

Jan-18-06		Ginnie Bellows: She is the Best girl player in the world.

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