Ivan Sharich and Valentina Golubenko winners in the category of under 18 years old in 2008
The World Youth Chess Championship is the largest children's chess competition in which girls and boys in the age categories up to 8, 10 and 12 years old, as well as boys and girls in the age categories up to 14, 16, take part and 18 years old.
The predecessor of the Youth Championship was the Cadet Championship. It started in France in 1974 for players under 18 years old. In 1975 and 1976, competitions were also held in the category of under 18 years old. In 1976, very young participants took part in the Championship, such as, for example, Garry Kasparov , and participants over 18 years of age, but younger than 19. In 1977, the tournament was registered in FIDE as the World Championship among cadets (under 17 years old).
In 1981, the age limit was reduced to 16 years, as of the beginning of the year in which the tournament was held. Also this year, for the first time, a separate competition was held among the girls.
In 1979, in the International Year of the Child, the Children's World Cup was first held in the category of under 14 years old. It was held four times: in 1979, 1980, 1981 and 1984. In 1985, he was included in the first edition of the World Youth Chess Festival for Peace tournament. Subsequently, categories up to 10, up to 12 and up to 18 years old were added to it. In 1987, the Festival included categories up to 10, up to 12, up to 16 and up to 18 years old. At the same time, the tournament in the category up to 16 years was held separately. In 1988, the festival included categories up to 16 and up to 18 years old, but the competitions were held separately. That was until 1989, when all five age categories were included in the Festival. Later, categories under 16 and under 18 sometimes played separately from other categories, as was the case in 1990, 1991, 1995, and 1997.
In 1997, the name of the tournament was changed to "Youth Chess World Championship."
The age category up to 8 years old was first presented at the 2006 Championship.
Content
Under 18 winners
Year Location Young men Girls 1987 San Juan ( Puerto Rico ) Gustavo Hernandez ( Dominican Republic ) Hulda Figuroa ( Puerto Rico ) 1988 Aguadilla ( Puerto Rico ) Michael Hannigan ( England ) Amelia Hernandez ( Venezuela ) 1989 Aguadilla ( Puerto Rico ) Vladimir Hakobyan ( USSR ) Katherine Aladyeva ( Bulgaria ) 1990 Singapore ( Singapore ) Sergey Tivyakov ( USSR ) Elena Radu Cosma ( Romania ) 1991 Guarapuava ( Brazil ) Vladimir Kramnik ( USSR ) Natasha Strizhak ( Yugoslavia ) 1992 Duisburg ( Germany ) Konstantin Sakaev ( Russia ) Ilaha Kadimova ( Azerbaijan ) 1993 Bratislava ( Slovakia ) Zoltan Almashi ( Hungary ) Ilaha Kadimova ( Azerbaijan ) 1994 Szeged ( Hungary ) Peter Svidler ( Russia ) Inna Gaponenko ( Ukraine ) 1995 Guarapuava ( Brazil ) Robert Kempinski ( Poland ) Corina Peptan ( Romania ) 1996 Cala Galdana ( Menorca ) Rafael Leitan ( Brazil ) Marta Zielinski ( Poland ) 1997 Yerevan ( Armenia ) Ruslan Ponomarev ( Ukraine ) Rusudan Goletiani ( Georgia ) 1998 Oropesa del Mar ( Spain ) Nicholas Perth ( England ) Ruth Sheldon ( England ) 1999 Oropesa del Mar ( Spain ) Dmitry Kokarev ( Russia ) Ramaswami Aarti ( India ) 2000 Oropesa del Mar ( Spain ) Francisco Vallejo ( Spain ) Zeynab Mammadyarov ( Azerbaijan ) 2001 Oropesa del Mar ( Spain ) Dmitry Yakovenko ( Russia ) Sofio Gvetadze ( Georgia ) 2002 Heraklion ( Greece ) Ferenc Berkesh ( Hungary ) Elizabeth Petz ( Germany ) 2003 Halkidiki ( Greece ) Shahriyar Mamedyarov ( Azerbaijan ) Nana Dzagnidze ( Georgia ) 2004 Heraklion ( Greece ) Radoslav Wojtaszek ( Poland ) Yolanta Zavadskaya ( Poland ) 2005 Belfort ( France ) Ildar Khairullin ( Russia ) Maka Purseladze ( Georgia ) 2006 Batumi ( Georgia ) Arik Brown ( Germany ) Harika Dronavalli ( India ) 2007 Kemer / Antalya ( Turkey ) Ivan Popov ( Russia ) Valentina Gunina ( Russia ) 2008 Vung Tau ( Vietnam ) Ivan Sarić ( Croatia ) Valentina Golubenko ( Croatia ) 2009 Antalya ( Turkey ) Maxim Matlakov ( Russia ) Olga Girya ( Russia ) 2010 Porto Carras ( Greece ) Stephen Zirk ( USA ) Narmin Kyazimova ( Azerbaijan ) 2011 Caldas Novas ( Brazil ) Samvel Ter-Sahakyan ( Armenia ) Mary Arabidze ( Georgia ) 2012 Maribor ( Slovenia ) Dariusz Svercz ( Poland ) Alexandra Goryachkina ( Russia ) 2013 Al Ain ( UAE ) Puya Idani ( Iran ) Lidia Tomnikova ( Russia ) 2014 Durban ( South Africa ) Alexander Bortnik ( Ukraine ) Dinara Saduakasova ( Kazakhstan ) 2015 Porto Carras ( Greece ) Masoud Mosadehpur ( Iran ) [1] M. Mahalakshmi ( India ) [1] 2016 Khanty-Mansiysk ( Russia ) Manuel Petrosyan ( Armenia ) [2] Stavroula Tsolakidou ( Greece ) [2] 2017 Montevideo ( Uruguay ) Jose Eduardo Martinez ( Peru ) Laura Unuk ( Slovenia ) [3] 2018 Halkidiki ( Greece )
Cadet Tournament Winners and Under 16s
Unofficial Category Under 18 (Cadets)
Year Location Young men 1974 Pont-Saint-Maxans ( France ) Jonathan Mestel ( England ) 1975 Creil ( France ) David Goodman ( England ) 1976 Vattini ( France ) Nir Greenberg ( Israel )
Under 17 years old
Year Location Boys 1977 Cagnes sur Mer ( France ) Yoon Arnason ( Iceland ) 1978 Sas van Gent ( Netherlands ) Paul Motwani ( Scotland ) 1979 Belfort ( France ) Marcelo Tempone ( Argentina ) 1980 Le Havre ( France ) Valery Salov ( USSR )
U16 category
Year Location Young men Girls 1981 Embasle ( Argentina ) Stuart Conquest ( England ) Susan Polgar ( Hungary ) 1982 Guayaquil ( Ecuador ) Evgeny Bareev ( USSR ) did not take place 1983 Bucaramanga ( Colombia ) Alexey Dreev ( USSR ) did not take place 1984 Champigny-sur-Marne ( France ) Alexey Dreev ( USSR ) Ildiko Madl ( Hungary ) 1985 Petah Tikva ( Israel ) Eduardo Rojas Sepulveda ( Chile ) Mirjana Marić ( Yugoslavia ) 1986 Rio Gallegos ( Argentina ) Vladimir Hakobyan ( USSR ) Katherine Aladyeva ( Bulgaria ) 1987 Innsbruck ( Austria ) Hannes Stefansson ( Iceland ) Alisa Gallyamova ( USSR ) 1988 Timisoara ( Romania ) Alexey Shirov ( USSR ) Alisa Gallyamova ( USSR ) 1989 Aguadilla ( Puerto Rico ) Sergey Tivyakov ( USSR ) Kristina Dombrowskaya ( Poland ) 1990 Singapore ( Singapore ) Konstantin Sakaev ( USSR ) Tea Lanchava ( USSR ) 1991 Guarapuava ( Brazil ) Darshan Qumaran ( England ) Nino Khurtsidze ( USSR ) 1992 Duisburg ( Germany ) Ronen Har-Zvi ( Israel ) Elmira Skripchenko ( Moldova ) 1993 Bratislava ( Slovakia ) Dao Thien Hai ( Vietnam ) Elina Danielyan ( Armenia ) 1994 Szeged ( Hungary ) Peter Leko ( Hungary ) Natalya Zhukova ( Ukraine ) 1995 Guarapuava ( Brazil ) Hrvoje Stevic ( Croatia ) Rusudan Goletiani ( Georgia ) 1996 Cala Galdana ( Menorca ) Alik Gershon ( Israel ) Anna Zozulya ( Ukraine ) 1997 Yerevan ( Armenia ) Levente Wajda ( Romania ) Xu Yuanyuan ( China ) 1998 Oropesa del Mar ( Spain ) Ibrahim Khamrakulov ( Uzbekistan ) Wang Yu ( China ) 1999 Oropesa del Mar ( Spain ) Leonid Kritz ( Germany ) Sopiko Khukhashvili ( Georgia ) 2000 Oropesa del Mar ( Spain ) Zviad Izoria ( Georgia ) Sopiko Khukhashvili ( Georgia ) 2001 Oropesa del Mar ( Spain ) Konstantin Shanava ( Georgia ) Nana Dzagnidze ( Georgia ) 2002 Heraklion ( Greece ) Levan Pantsulaya ( Georgia ) Tamara Chistyakova ( Russia ) 2003 Halkidiki ( Greece ) Borki Predojevic ( Bosnia and Herzegovina ) Polina Malysheva ( Russia ) 2004 Heraklion ( Greece ) Maxim Rodstein ( Israel ) Bela Khotenashvili ( Georgia ) 2005 Belfort ( France ) Alexander Lenderman ( USA ) Anna Muzychuk ( Slovenia ) 2006 Batumi ( Georgia ) Jacek Tomczak ( Poland ) Sofiko Guramishvili ( Georgia ) 2007 Kemer / Antalya ( Turkey ) Yoan-Cristian Kirile ( Romania ) Keti Tsatsalashvili ( Georgia ) 2008 Vung Tau ( Vietnam ) Bashkran Adhiban ( India ) Nazi Paikidze ( Georgia ) 2009 Antalya ( Turkey ) Panayappan Sethuraman ( India ) Daisy Corey Tello ( Peru ) 2010 Porto Carras ( Greece ) Camille Dragoon ( Poland ) Anastasia Zezyulkina ( Belarus ) 2011 Caldas Novas ( Brazil ) Jorge Corey Tello ( Peru ) Anastasia Zezyulkina ( Belarus ) 2012 Maribor ( Slovenia ) Yuri Eliseev ( Russia ) Anna Styazhkina ( Russia ) 2013 Al Ain ( UAE ) Murali Kartikeyan ( India ) Gu Tianlu ( China ) 2014 Durban ( South Africa ) Alan Picot ( Argentina ) Laura Unuk ( Slovenia ) 2015 Porto Carras ( Greece ) Rowen Vogel ( Germany ) [1] Stavroula Tsolakidou ( Greece ) [1] 2016 Khanty-Mansiysk ( Russia ) Hayk Martirosyan ( Armenia ) [2] Aakanksha Hagawan (Alanksha Hagawan) ( India ) [2] 2017 Montevideo ( Uruguay ) Andrey Esipenko ( Russia ) Annie Wang ( USA ) 2018 Halkidiki ( Greece )
Under 14 Winners
Boys
Year Location Young men 1979 Victoria de Durango ( Mexico ) Mirolyub Lazic ( Yugoslavia ) 1980 Mazatlan ( Mexico ) Julio Grande Zuniga ( Peru ) 1981 Jalapa Enriques ( Mexico ) Saeed-Ahmed Saeed ( UAE ) 1984 Lomas de Zamora ( Argentina ) Luis Comas Fabrego ( Spain )
Boys and Girls
Year Location Young men Girls 1985 Lomas de Zamora ( Argentina ) Ilya Gurevich ( USA ) Sandra Villegas ( Argentina ) 1986 San Juan ( Puerto Rico ) Joel Lautier ( France ) Sofia Polgar ( Hungary ) 1987 San Juan ( Puerto Rico ) Miroslav Markovich ( Yugoslavia ) Katie Haslinger ( England ) 1988 Timisoara ( Romania ) Eran Liss ( Israel ) Tea Lanchava ( USSR ) 1989 Aguadilla ( Puerto Rico ) Veselin Topalov ( Bulgaria ) Anna Segal ( USSR ) 1990 Font du Lac ( USA ) Judit Polgar ( Hungary ) Diana Darchia ( USSR ) 1991 Warsaw ( Poland ) Marcin Kaminsky ( Poland ) Corina Peptan ( Romania ) 1992 Duisburg ( Germany ) Yuri Tikhonov ( Belarus ) Elina Danielyan ( Armenia ) 1993 Bratislava ( Slovakia ) Vladimir Malakhov ( Russia ) Ruth Sheldon ( England ) 1994 Szeged ( Hungary ) Alik Gershon ( Israel ) Dorota Ivanyuk ( Poland ) 1995 San Lawrence ( Brazil ) Valerian Gaprindashvili ( Georgia ) Xu Yuan ( China ) 1996 Cala Galdana ( Menorca ) Gabriel Sargsyan ( Armenia ) Wang Yu ( China ) 1997 Cannes ( France ) Sergey Grigoryants ( Russia ) Ana Matnadze ( Georgia ) 1998 Oropesa del Mar ( Spain ) Bu Xiangzhi ( China ) Nadezhda Kosintseva ( Russia ) 1999 Oropesa del Mar ( Spain ) Zakhar Efimenko ( Ukraine ) Zhao Xue ( China ) 2000 Oropesa del Mar ( Spain ) Alexander Areshchenko ( Ukraine ) Hampi Koneru ( India ) 2001 Oropesa del Mar ( Spain ) Victor Erdös ( Hungary ) Salome Melia ( Georgia ) 2002 Heraklion ( Greece ) Luka Lenic ( Slovenia ) Laura Rogule ( Latvia ) 2003 Halkidiki ( Greece ) Sergey Zhigalko ( Belarus ) Valentina Gunina ( Russia ) 2004 Heraklion ( Greece ) Ildar Khairullin ( Russia ) Harika Dronavalli ( India ) 2005 Belfort ( France ) Le Quang Liem ( Vietnam ) Elena Tairova ( Russia ) 2006 Batumi ( Georgia ) Vasif Durarbeyli ( Azerbaijan ) Claudia Pendant ( Poland ) 2007 Kemer / Antalya ( Turkey ) Sanan Syugirov ( Russia ) Nazi Paikidze ( Georgia ) 2008 Vung Tau ( Vietnam ) Sees Santosh Gujrati ( India ) Ruth Padmini ( India ) 2009 Antalya ( Turkey ) Jorge Corey Tello ( Peru ) Marcel Efroimsky ( Israel ) 2010 Porto Carras ( Greece ) Kyanan Izzet ( Azerbaijan ) Dinara Saduakasova ( Kazakhstan ) 2011 Caldas Novas ( Brazil ) Kirill Alekseenko ( Russia ) Alexandra Goryachkina ( Russia ) 2012 Maribor ( Slovenia ) Kayden Troff ( USA ) Mugunda Mahalakshmi ( India ) 2013 Al Ain ( UAE ) Di Li ( China ) Stavrula Tsolakidou ( Greece ) 2014 Durban ( South Africa ) Liu Yan ( China ) Zhou Qiyu ( Canada ) 2015 Porto Carras ( Greece ) Shamsiddin Vohidov ( Uzbekistan ) [1] R. Vaishali ( India ) [1] 2016 Khanty-Mansiysk ( Russia ) Semyon Lomasov ( Russia ) [2] Zhu Jiner ( China ) [2] 2017 Montevideo ( Uruguay ) Dambasuren Batsuren ( Mongolia ) D. Justina ( India ) 2018 Halkidiki ( Greece )
Winners under 12 years old
Year Location The boys Girls 1986 San Juan ( Puerto Rico ) Darshan Qumaran ( England ) Dalines Borges ( Puerto Rico ) 1987 San Juan ( Puerto Rico ) Hedin Steingrimsson ( Iceland ) Yvonne Kravets ( USA ) 1988 Timisoara ( Romania ) Judit Polgar ( Hungary ) Zhu Chen ( China ) 1989 Aguadilla ( Puerto Rico ) Marcin Kaminsky ( Poland ) Diana Darchia ( USSR ) 1990 Font du Lac ( USA ) Boris Avrukh ( USSR ) Corina Peptan ( Romania ) 1991 Warsaw ( Poland ) Rafael Leitan ( Brazil ) Dalia Blimke ( Poland ) 1992 Duisburg ( Germany ) Georgy Bakhtadze ( Georgia ) Iveta Radzievich ( Poland ) 1993 Bratislava ( Slovakia ) Evgeny Shaposhnikov ( Russia ) Evgenia Chasovnikova ( Russia ) 1994 Szeged ( Hungary ) Levon Aronian ( Armenia ) Nguyen Thi Dung ( Vietnam ) 1995 San Lawrence ( Brazil ) Etienne Bacrot ( France ) Victoria Cmilyte ( Lithuania ) 1996 Cala Galdana ( Menorca ) Camille Miton ( Poland ) Alexandra Kosteniuk ( Russia ) 1997 Cannes ( France ) Alexander Ryazantsev ( Russia ) Zhao Xue ( China ) 1998 Oropesa del Mar ( Spain ) Teymur Radjabov ( Azerbaijan ) Hampi Koneru ( India ) 1999 Oropesa del Mar ( Spain ) Wang Yue ( China ) Nana Dzagnidze ( Georgia ) 2000 Oropesa del Mar ( Spain ) Deep Sengupta ( India ) Atusha Purkashyan ( Iran ) 2001 Oropesa del Mar ( Spain ) Sergey Karjakin ( Ukraine ) Shen Yang ( China ) 2002 Heraklion ( Greece ) Jan Nepomniachtchi ( Russia ) Tan Zhongyi ( China ) 2003 Halkidiki ( Greece ) Wei Chenpen ( China ) Ding Yixin ( China ) 2004 Heraklion ( Greece ) Zhao Nan ( China ) Claudia Pendant ( Poland ) 2005 Belfort ( France ) Srinat Narayanan ( India ) Mary Arabidze ( Georgia ) 2006 Batumi ( Georgia ) Robert Agasaryan ( Armenia ) Mariam Danelia ( Georgia ) 2007 Kemer / Antalya ( Turkey ) Daniel Naroditsky ( USA ) Marcel Efroimsky ( Israel ) 2008 Vung Tau ( Vietnam ) Sayantan Das ( India ) Zhai Mo ( China ) 2009 Antalya ( Turkey ) Bobby Chen ( Australia ) Sarah Hadem ( Iran ) 2010 Porto Carras ( Greece ) Wei Yi ( China ) Julia Osmak ( Ukraine ) 2011 Caldas Novas ( Brazil ) Murali Kartikeyan ( India ) Zhansaya Abdumalik ( Kazakhstan ) 2012 Maribor ( Slovenia ) Samuel Sevyan ( USA ) Ramesh Vaishali ( India ) 2013 Al Ain ( UAE ) Aram Hakobyan ( Armenia ) Shenxin Zhao ( China ) 2014 Durban ( South Africa ) Nguyen An Hoi ( Vietnam ) Jennifer Yu ( USA ) 2015 Porto Carras ( Greece ) Mahammad Muradli ( Azerbaijan ) Nurgul Salimova ( Bulgaria ) 2016 Batumi ( Georgia ) Nikil Kumar ( USA ) Bibisara Asaubaeva ( Russia ) 2017 Posus di Caldas ( Brazil ) [4] Cai Vincent ( USA ) Divya Deshmuh ( India ) 2018 Santiago de Compostela ( Spain )
Winners under 10 years old
Year Location The boys Girls 1986 San Juan ( Puerto Rico ) Jeffrey Sarver ( Canada ) Julia Sarver ( Canada ) 1987 San Juan ( Puerto Rico ) John Viloria ( USA ) Susan Urminsk ( USA ) 1988 Timisoara ( Romania ) Jorge Hasbun ( Honduras )
John Viloria ( USA )Corina Peptan ( Romania ) 1989 Aguadilla ( Puerto Rico ) Irwin Irnandi ( Indonesia ) Antoaneta Stefanova ( Bulgaria ) 1990 Font du Lac ( USA ) Nauroz Far Nur ( USA ) Evelyn Romero ( Ecuador ) 1991 Warsaw ( Poland ) Adrien Leroy ( France ) Carmen Voicu ( Romania ) 1992 Duisburg ( Germany ) Luke McShane ( England ) Parvana Ismailova ( Azerbaijan ) 1993 Bratislava ( Slovakia ) Etienne Bacrot ( France ) Ana Matnadze ( Georgia ) 1994 Szeged ( Hungary ) Sergey Grishchenko ( Russia ) Svetlana Cherednichenko ( Ukraine ) 1995 San Lawrence ( Brazil ) Boris Grachev ( Russia ) Alina Motoc ( Romania ) 1996 Cala Galdana ( Menorca ) Pentala Harikrishna ( India ) Maria Kursova ( Russia ) 1997 Cannes ( France ) Javad Alawi ( Iran ) Hampi Koneru ( India ) 1998 Oropesa del Mar ( Spain ) Evgeny Romanov ( Russia ) Vera Nebolsina ( Russia ) 1999 Oropesa del Mar ( Spain ) Dmitry Andreikin ( Russia ) Ekaterina Lagno ( Ukraine ) 2000 Oropesa del Mar ( Spain ) Nguyen Ngok Cheong Sean ( Vietnam ) Tan Zhongyi ( China ) 2001 Oropesa del Mar ( Spain ) Tamas Fodor ( Hungary ) Tan Zhongyi ( China ) 2002 Heraklion ( Greece ) Eltaj Safarli ( Azerbaijan ) Lara Stock ( Croatia ) 2003 Halkidiki ( Greece ) Sanan Syugirov ( Russia ) Hou Yifan ( China ) 2004 Heraklion ( Greece ) Yu Yangyi ( China ) Mary Arabidze ( Georgia ) 2005 Belfort ( France ) Sahai Grover ( India ) Wang Jue ( China ) 2006 Batumi ( Georgia ) Kushik Girish ( India ) Cholleti Sahayasri ( India ) 2007 Kemer / Antalya ( Turkey ) Wang Ton Senj ( China ) Anna Styazhkina ( Russia ) 2008 Vung Tau ( Vietnam ) Jan Krzysztof Duda ( Poland ) Alexandra Goryachkina ( Russia ) 2009 Antalya ( Turkey ) Bai Jinshi ( China ) Gunay Mammadzadeh ( Azerbaijan ) 2010 Porto Karas ( Greece ) Jason Cao ( Canada ) Davaademberl Nomin-Erdene ( Mongolia ) 2011 Caldas Novas ( Brazil ) Zhu Yi ( China ) Alexandra Obolentseva ( Russia ) 2012 Maribor ( Slovenia ) Nguyen An Hoi ( Vietnam ) Priyanka Nutakki ( India ) 2013 Al Ain ( UAE ) Avonder Liang ( USA ) Saina Thessaloniki ( India ) 2014 Durban ( South Africa ) Nihal Sarin ( India ) Divya Deshmuh ( India ) 2015 Porto Karas ( Greece ) Rameshbabu Pragnanandha ( India ) [1] Ravi Rakshitta ( India ) [1] 2016 Batumi ( Georgia ) Ilya Makoveev ( Russia ) Rochelle Wu ( USA ) 2017 Posus di Caldas ( Brazil ) [4] Zhou Liran ( USA ) Wei Yacin ( China ) 2018 Santiago de Compostela ( Spain )
Winners under 8 years old
Year Location The boys Girls 2006 Batumi ( Georgia ) Chennamsetti Mohinesh ( India ) Ivana Maria Furtado ( India ) 2007 Kemer / Antalya ( Turkey ) Konstantin Savenkov ( Russia ) Ivana Maria Furtado ( India ) 2008 Vung Tau ( Vietnam ) Chan Min Thang ( Vietnam ) Zhansaya Abdumalik ( Kazakhstan ) 2009 Antalya ( Turkey ) Aryan Golami ( Iran ) Chu Ruotong ( China ) 2010 Porto Carras ( Greece ) Abdullah Gadimbayli ( Azerbaijan ) Li Yongchang ( China ) 2011 Caldas Novas ( Brazil ) Avonder Liang ( USA ) Bibisar Asaubaev ( Kazakhstan ) 2012 Maribor ( Slovenia ) Nodirbek Abdusattorov ( Uzbekistan ) Motahare Asadi ( Iran ) 2013 Al Ain ( UAE ) Rameshbabu Pragnanandha ( India ) Harmony Zhu ( Canada ) 2014 Durban ( South Africa ) Ilya Makoveev ( Russia ) Munkhzul Davaahuu ( Mongolia ) 2015 Porto Carras ( Greece ) H. Bharat Subramaniyanam ( India ) Nguyen Le Cam Hien ( Vietnam ) 2016 Batumi ( Georgia ) Shazheldi Kurbandurdev ( Turkmenistan ) Aisha Zakirova ( Kazakhstan ) 2017 Posus di Caldas ( Brazil ) [4] Emrician Aren S ( USA ) Alserkal Rovda Essa ( UAE ) 2018 Santiago de Compostela ( Spain )
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 FIDE World Youth & Cadets Championship 2015 - Final Report . FIDE World Youth & Cadets Championship 2015 website. Accessed January 30, 2018.
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 Press conferences with winners . Of. YChM website wy2016.fide.com (October 3, 2016). Date of treatment January 30, 2018.
- ↑ World Youth Chess Championship 2017 U18 Girls
- ↑ 1 2 3 World Cadet Chess Championship 2017 . Of. wccc-2017 website. Date of treatment January 30, 2018.
Links
- Several results, all age categories: 1974-2004
- Several results, all age categories: 1974-2004
- World Cadet Chess Championship: 1974-2007
- Results 1997 edition: U10, U12, U14 and U16, U18
- Results from Mark Crowther, The week in chess : 1999 , 2000 , 2001 , 2002 , 2003 , 2004 , 2005 , 2006 , 2007
- Results from chess.gr: 1996 , 1998 , 2001 , 2002 , 2003
- Homepages: 2002 , 2004 , 2005 , 2006 , 2007
- Biography of Tea Lanchava: 1988-1990
- Biography of Amelia Hernández: 1988
- English successes in the championship: 1974-2006
- Romanian successes in the championship: 1974-2007
- 2007 edition from Chessbase: [1] , [2] , [3] , [4] , [5]
- On the 1983 edition of the U16: 1983
- On the 1979 edition: 1979
- On the 1987 edition: 1987
- World Youth Championships 2012: chess-results.com