Patna: Bihar’s Ryan Mohammed was jointly leading the table with seven points after the end pf eighth round play of the 12th National School Chess Championship 2024, being held at Gyan Bhawan under the joint auspices of Bihar Sports Authority and Bihar Chess Association.
Playing on number two board, Ryan defeated Vandan Alankar Sawai. Pratyush of Bihar, who was playing at number one board, had to face defeat.
The 12th National School Chess Championship 2024, being held at Gyan Bhawan under the joint auspices of Bihar Sports Authority and Bihar Chess Association, concluded the seven rounds today. The eighth round of the game was inaugurated by prohibition department secretary Vinod Gunjiyal and director of social welfare department Prashant Kumar. Hey also encouraged the participants with encouraging speeches.
Results after round 7
Under 17 Open
Playing with white pieces on the first board, Sadhu Sharan R of Tamil Nadu defeated Daksh Goyal of Delhi in Nimjo Indian Opening Defence.
Under 17 girls
Playing with white pieces on the first board, Sindhu Sree K of Tamil Nadu defeated Radhika Sharma of Haryana in Scillian defence.
Under 15 open
Playing with white pieces on the first board, Arnav Agarwal of Uttar Pradesh held Prannoy Akola of Telangana to a draw.
Under 15 girls
Playing with white pieces on the first board, Aadya Gupta of Delhi defeated Gade Sharanya of Telangana in Petroff defence.
Under 13 open
Playing with black pieces on the first board, Unes A defeated Vandan Alankar Sawai of Delhi in Rue Lopez.
Under 13 girls
Playing with black pieces on the first board, Nivedita V C of Tamil Nadu held Amia A R of Kerala to a draw.
Under 11 open
Playing with black pieces on the first board, Andala Mala Hemal Varshan of Andhra Pradesh and Rishenjilova of Rajasthan ended in a draw.
Under 11 girls
Playing with white pieces on the first board, Karnataka’s Pratithi Bordoloi defeated Gujarat’s Yeti Agarwal while playing the Siciliana opening.
Under 9 open
Playing with white pieces on the first board, Oshik Mandal of West Bengal held Manish Sabarto of Bengal to a draw.
Under 9 girls
Playing with white pieces on the first board, Kerala’s DV Vijesh defeated Kiana Parihar of Rajasthan by trapping her in the English opening.
Under 7 open
Playing with white pieces on the first board, Shivaay Singh of Uttar Pradesh defeated Aaradhya Guinn of West Bengal in the English opening.
Under 7 girls
Playing with white pieces on the first board, Sukriti Riya S of Tamil Nadu defeated Adrija Kalita of Assam in Petroff.
The results of the top board after the end of the seventh round:
under 17 open
Shadhurshan R, Tamil Nadu = 6.5 points
Under 17 girls
Sindhu Sri K Tamil Nadu = 06 points
Under 15 open
Arnav Agarwal Uttar Pradesh = 6.5
Under 13 open
UNESH A KARNATAKA- 06 MARKS AND MOHD RYAN BIHAR 06
under 13 girls
Nivedita V C Tamil Nadu -06
Under 11 open
Andala Mala Hemal Varshan Andhra Pradesh -6.5
Under 11 girls
Pratithi Bordoloi Karnataka -6.5
Under 9 open
Oshik Mandal West Bengal-6.5
Under 9 girls
D V Vijesh Kerala – 07
Under 07
Shivaay Singh Uttar Pradesh-06
Under 07 Girls
Sukriti Riya S Tamil Nadu-07
