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Oct-18-21 | | cro777: IM Carissa Yip is the new US Chess Women's Champion!! Carissa: "2021 us women’s champ!! life feels too unreal" https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FB7pHCX... |
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Oct-18-21 | | cro777: Meet The New U.S. Women's Chess Champion:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3g... |
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Oct-18-21
 | | Check It Out: Yip crushed it, 7 wins. Congrats, US women's champ 2021! |
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Oct-25-21 | | Pedro Fernandez: Is it Clarissa the most transcendent chess player woman ever existed? I do not know. So I need some help about this question.
Maybe my great friend, <perfidious>, can help me.
A warm greetings for you, my dear friend. |
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Oct-25-21 | | Pedro Fernandez: I mean American woman, sorry. |
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Nov-01-21 | | Caissanist: Probably it depends on what you mean by "American". She certainly seems like the strongest woman ever born in this country; I don't think there have been any American born women who became GMs, and she will surely achieve that. There have been a number of very strong women who immigrated to the US, however, notably Susan Polgar (although she's now affiliated with Hungary again), and Irina Krush (whose peak rating is still somewhat higher than Carissa's). |
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Feb-21-22 | | Albertan: An interview with Carissa Yip:
https://en.chessbase.com/post/an-in... |
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Sep-21-22 | | pazzed paun: Interesting interview on
Perpetual chess podcast
With C Y |
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Sep-29-22
 | | Williebob: Looks like Carissa is giving up her U.S. Championship title this year. No mention from ChessBase's report on the '22 installment, but the likeliest reason is that she is too busy with school. Of course, we could speculate about Carlsen-level drama if we are bored enough... |
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Mar-01-23 | | waustad: After looking at a few games, she plays interesting chess. A strange opening at fast speed got me looking, but there are some fun games. |
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Mar-02-23 | | stone free or die: For those of us in MA, she's the <Grace Kelly> of chess: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grace... Both exceptionally talented second generation young women from Boston who've gone on to national fame. |
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Sep-21-23
 | | ketchuplover: GL at the World Junior's in Mexico City |
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Sep-21-23 | | Caissanist: Wonder how she wound up representing the US there, when Alice Lee is rated higher and won the US Girls Junior, two points ahead of Yip. |
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Sep-21-23 | | EvanTheTerrible: I don't think there's a restriction on only one of them being able to compete. It's probably just Alice did not want to play in the event (or was unable to due to other obligations). |
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Oct-02-23
 | | ketchuplover: C.Y. did not win the event :( |
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Oct-18-23
 | | Check It Out: Congrats, US Champion 2023! |
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Oct-18-23
 | | Check It Out: And again with 7 wins, as in 2021. |
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Sep-10-24 | | Nosnibor: Happy 21st Birthday Carissa. |
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Sep-11-24
 | | 0ZeR0: Happy birthday, IM Carissa Yip! :) |
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Sep-12-24 | | Petrosianic: Yip, yip, Yhtapmys! |
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Oct-17-24 | | stone free or die: Better late than never...
https://news.stanford.edu/stories/2... |
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Oct-18-24
 | | perfidious: Carissa is an alumna of the same school which produced <saffuna>? There may be hope for the world yet. |
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Oct-18-24
 | | saffuna: Yeah, well...we're responsible for Alexandra Botez, too. So I guess it evens out. |
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Oct-20-24
 | | ketchuplover: enjoy the $64K kiddo :) |
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Oct-22-24
 | | ketchuplover: sorry for the jinx :( |
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