Georgian girls continue successful participation in European Youth Chess Championship which is under way in the city of Montenegro, Budva.

Nato Imnadze is in the second place with 5 points at U-18 girls’ championship. Nastassia Ziaziulkina of Belarus is ahead of Nato with half point. In the 7^th round Nato will face Marina Baraeva of Russia.

Tea Choladze is in the second place with 5 points at U-14 girls’ championship. She is half point behind Aydan Hojjatova of Azerbaijan. In the next round Choladze will play Nela Pychova of Czech Republic.

Irakli Beradze has the best result from the boys. He has 5 points and is sharing I-VII places. Beradze will play David Simon Pardo of Spain.

 

Results of the Georgians:

Boys:

U-8

13. Davit Sibashvili – 4 points       

23. Levan Dalbashvili – 4 points 

49. Giorgi Lominadze – 3

 

U-10

29. Nikoloz Kacharava – 4

57. Nikoloz Kevlishvili – 3

75. Akaki Gachava – 2,5

 

U-12

43. Nikoloz Petriashvili – 3,5;   

71. Luka Oboladze - 2,5

98. Mate Todashvili – 2

 

U-14

90. Giorgi Tavzarashvili – 2

 

U-16

28. Giorgi Sibashvili – 3,5

32. Nikoloz Kumsiashvili – 3,5

 

U-18

6. Irakli Beradze – 5

35. Aleksandre Ebralidze – 3

 

Girls

U-8

14. Tamar Tasoshvili – 4

18. Lile Gumberidze – 3,5

22. Diana Lomaia - 3

 

U-10

6. Tamar Esadze – 4,5

 

U-12

12. Elene Kostava – 4

43. Salome Sanikidze – 3

51. Lile Koridze – 3

 

U-14

2. Tea Choladze – 5

56. Nino Jalagonia – 2,5

 

U-16

30. Mariam Choladze – 3

 

U-18

2. Nato Imnadze – 4,5

7. Ana Kuchava – 4

16. Ana Shamatava – 3,5