World Junior Rapid Chess final standings: Begmuratov, Roebers win
Uzbekistan’s Khumoyun Begmuratov won the Open title with 7.5/9, while the Netherlands’ Eline Roebers took the Girls title with 7/9.
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Uzbekistan’s Khumoyun Begmuratov won the Open title with 7.5/9, while the Netherlands’ Eline Roebers took the Girls title with 7/9.
Khumoyun Begmuratov finished unbeaten, with six wins and three draws, to win the Open title, while Eline Roebers won the Girls title at the World Junior Rapid Championship. FIDE’s final results show the medalists in both sections.
| Section | Medal | Player | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open | Gold | Khumoyun Begmuratov (Uzbekistan) | 7.5/9 |
| Open | Silver | Pranav V. (India) | 7/9 |
| Open | Bronze | Raad Samadov (Azerbaijan) | 7/9 |
| Girls | Gold | Eline Roebers (Netherlands) | 7/9 |
| Girls | Silver | Umida Omonova (Uzbekistan) | 6.5/9 |
| Girls | Bronze | Marina Kuznetsova (FIDE flag) | 6.5/9 |
Tiebreaks placed Pranav ahead of Samadov in the Open section and Omonova ahead of Kuznetsova in the Girls section after each pair finished level on points.
Hayk Martirosyan finished 13th with 4.5 points as Magnus Carlsen won unbeaten on 7/9 in Budapest. The opening blitz sets tiebreak rankings and knockout advantages before the group stage.
References
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