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Hi everyone,
Chess Blog friend Adolivio Capece has sent us all the details of the 25th Italian Junior Chess Championships were held from 30th June to 7th July in Villaggio Kastalia near Ragusa, Sicily. A total of 548 players competed in 10 age groups U16-14-12-10-8 (Boys and Girls).
The three sisters Scarpa from Rimini won three medals – Silvia with gold in U12, Claudia gold in U10 and Alessandra silver in U8 (shared 1st but lower technical tie-break).
Tea Gueci from Palermo, the only girl who played in the open section finished with an excellent 4th in the U14 group, with 6.5/9 points. You can find more details at the Official website
Final standings (after 9 rounds)
Under 16:
1.Federico Boscolo (Venezia) – 7.5
2.Giacomo Gregori (Ancona) – 7
3.Alexander Teutsch (Bolzano) – 7
Girls:1.Daniela Movileanu (Roma-Frascati) – 8
2.Virginia Colantuono (Roma) – 7.5
3.Annarita De Somma (Napoli) – 6.5
Under 14:
1.Fulvio Zamengo (Venezia) – 7.5
2.Andrea Manfroi (Roma-Vitinia) – 7
3.Alex Dobboletta (Bologna) – 7
4.Tea Gueci (Palermo) – 6.5
Girls:
1.Gaia Paolillo (Barletta) – 8
2.Alessia Santeramo (Barletta) – 7.5
3.Daniela Bresciani (Bergamo) – 6
4.Irene Lazzarini (Lucca) – 6
Under 12:
1.Lorenzo Lodici (Venezia) – 7.5
2.Luca Moroni (Milano) – 7
3.Valerio Carnicelli (Roma-Frascati) – 7
4.Tommaso Bernardini (Roma-Vitinia) – 7
Girls:
1.Silvia Scarpa (Rimini) – 7.5
2.Desiree Di benedetto (Roma-Frascati) – 7.5
3.Giulia Giordano (Cagliari) – 6.5
Under 10:
1.Cesare Wang (Modena) – 8
2.Francesco Sonis (Oristano) – 7
3.Edoardo Di benedetto (Roma-Frascati) – 7
4.Matteo Pitzanti (Cagliari) – 7
Girls:
1.Claudia Scarpa (Rimini) – 8
2.Maria Palma (Biella) – 8
3.Claudia Santeramo (Bari) – 7
Under 8:
Samuele Lunghi (Milano) – 8.5
Aledssandro Damico (Barletta) – 7
Andrea Becchi (Modena) – 7
Girls:
Francesca Garau (Cagliari) – 8
Alessandra Scarpa (Rimini) – 8
Samia Sheik (Trento) – 6.5
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Hi everyone,
Chess Blog friend Adolivio Capece has sent us all the details of the 25th Italian Junior Chess Championships were held from 30th June to 7th July in Villaggio Kastalia near Ragusa, Sicily. A total of 548 players competed in 10 age groups U16-14-12-10-8 (Boys and Girls).
The three sisters Scarpa from Rimini won three medals – Silvia with gold in U12, Claudia gold in U10 and Alessandra silver in U8 (shared 1st but lower technical tie-break).
Tea Gueci from Palermo, the only girl who played in the open section finished with an excellent 4th in the U14 group, with 6.5/9 points. You can find more details at the Official website
Final standings (after 9 rounds)
Under 16:
1.Federico Boscolo (Venezia) – 7.5
2.Giacomo Gregori (Ancona) – 7
3.Alexander Teutsch (Bolzano) – 7
Girls:1.Daniela Movileanu (Roma-Frascati) – 8
2.Virginia Colantuono (Roma) – 7.5
3.Annarita De Somma (Napoli) – 6.5
Under 14:
1.Fulvio Zamengo (Venezia) – 7.5
2.Andrea Manfroi (Roma-Vitinia) – 7
3.Alex Dobboletta (Bologna) – 7
4.Tea Gueci (Palermo) – 6.5
Girls:
1.Gaia Paolillo (Barletta) – 8
2.Alessia Santeramo (Barletta) – 7.5
3.Daniela Bresciani (Bergamo) – 6
4.Irene Lazzarini (Lucca) – 6
Under 12:
1.Lorenzo Lodici (Venezia) – 7.5
2.Luca Moroni (Milano) – 7
3.Valerio Carnicelli (Roma-Frascati) – 7
4.Tommaso Bernardini (Roma-Vitinia) – 7
Girls:
1.Silvia Scarpa (Rimini) – 7.5
2.Desiree Di benedetto (Roma-Frascati) – 7.5
3.Giulia Giordano (Cagliari) – 6.5
Under 10:
1.Cesare Wang (Modena) – 8
2.Francesco Sonis (Oristano) – 7
3.Edoardo Di benedetto (Roma-Frascati) – 7
4.Matteo Pitzanti (Cagliari) – 7
Girls:
1.Claudia Scarpa (Rimini) – 8
2.Maria Palma (Biella) – 8
3.Claudia Santeramo (Bari) – 7
Under 8:
Samuele Lunghi (Milano) – 8.5
Aledssandro Damico (Barletta) – 7
Andrea Becchi (Modena) – 7
Girls:
Francesca Garau (Cagliari) – 8
Alessandra Scarpa (Rimini) – 8
Samia Sheik (Trento) – 6.5
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