Ilyin, Daniil Grigorievich

He has been engaged in drafts since he was 7 years old ^[1] at the Center for Children and Youth Sports “Vector” in Ufa under Kh. A. Bikbulatov ^{[2] [3]}

He made his debut at international sports tournaments in 2012.

“2013 was a milestone in Daniel's athletic performance” ^[2] . He won in his age group up to 10 years in turn in the Russian championship ^[4] , then in the European and World Championships. In less than 10 years, in August he made his debut at the adult championship of Russia. In October, Daniel for high performance became a scholarship holder to the head of the Administration of the urban district of the city of Ufa ^[2] .

Then he went to a sports school in the Youth Sports School No. 23 of Ufa ^[5] , trains with A. P. Melnikov .

In 2014, he began to play in the age group up to 14 years. At the PE, being the youngest in the group of mini-cadets (young men under 14), he became a bronze medalist.

In 2015, he played for the second time in the adult championship of Russia. For the first time in the classical program at the PM he played in a group of juniors (boys under 19 years old), and already played in his age group in the blitz, becoming the third. On PE he became 6th in the classics, 1st in the blitz.

In 2016, there was a new leap in the sports results of D. Ilyin. He made his debut at the Cup of Russia, where in all programs he entered the top ten, and won bronze in rapid speed. After the medals at the European Championships, Daniel won the world championship, thereby becoming a two-time winner of the world championships (among young men under 10 years old (2013), among young men under 14 years old (2016)).

Athletic Results

2016

• World Championship, mini-cadets (youth under 14 years) - 1st place in the classics ^[6] , 2nd place in the blitz ^[7]
• European Championship, classic - 3rd place ^[8] , together with Valentin Golubaev (Lithuania) ^[9] rapid - 2nd place ^[10] , blitz - 3rd place ^{[11] [12]}
• Russian Cup - 4th place - classic program ^[13] , 3rd place - quick program ^[14] , 9th place - lightning program ^[15]

2015

• Russian Championship (lightning-fast program) - 23rd place
• Russian Championship (quick program) - 19th place
• World Championship, juniors (youth under 19 years) - 19th place in the classics ^[16]
• European Championship, mini-cadets (boys under 14) - 6th place in the classics ^[17] , 1th place in the blitz ^[18]
• World Championship, mini-cadets (youth under 14 years) - 3rd place in the blitz ^{[19] [20] [21]}

2014

• European Championship, mini-cadets (youth under 14 years) - 3rd place in the classics ^[22] , 9-10th place in the blitz ^[23]

2013

• Russian Championship (classic program) - 14th place ^[24]
• Russian Championship (quick program) - 18th place
• Russian Championship (lightning-fast program) - 18th place ^[25]
• World Championship, a group of "hope" (youths up to 10 years old inclusive) - 1st place in the classics ^[26] , 6th place in the blitz ^[27]
• European Championship, a group of "hope" (youths up to 10 years old inclusive) - 1st place in the classics ^[28] , 4th place - blitz ^[29]

2012

• European Championship, a group of "hope" (youth under 10 years) - 6th place in the classics ^[27] , 6th place in the blitz ^[30]

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