Die letzte K.O.-Phase der FIDE World Cadets & Youth Rapid Championships ging am 22. Dezember zu Ende. Die Veranstaltung, die auf der Online-Plattform Tornelo ausgetragen wurde, umfasste fünf verschiedene Altersgruppen (U10, U12, U14, U16 und U18), wobei die Teilnehmer in zwei Sektionen antraten: Mädchen und offen.
Die USA dominierten den Medaillenspiegel und gewannen 8 Medaillen (4 Gold); Indien gewann 4 Medaillen (2 Gold); Russland holte ebenfalls 4 Medaillen, aber etwas überraschend kein Gold (1 Silber und 3 Bronze).
Endstand:
Open U10
1. Movahed Sina (IRI)
2. Vaclav Finek (CZE)
3. Rajkhowa Mrinmoy (IND)
Girls U10
1. Omya Vidyarthi (USA)
2. Elnaz Kaliakhmet (KAZ)
3. Diana Preobrazhenskaya (RUS)
![](https://www.chess-international.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/8af1c8cd397671fd33abdad0f3c7bc63-600x508.jpg)
Open U12
1. Dimitar Mardov (USA)
2. Ihor Samunenkov (UKR)
3. Ngo Bach (USA)
![](https://www.chess-international.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/ff7ecd7827df70902c55e0a22bc41299-600x447.jpg)
Girls U12
1. Alice Lee (USA)
2. Tang Zoey (USA)
3. Valeria Kleymenova (RUS)
![](https://www.chess-international.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/9a79e202cc22f699cdf3d299812a5630-600x447.jpg)
Open U14
1. Gukesh D (IND)
2. Volodar Murzin (RUS)
3. Christopher Woojin Yoo (USA)
![](https://www.chess-international.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/0bf6323c92c216df8e1ab2de13e3e759-600x419.jpg)
Girls U14
1. Eline Roebers (NED)
2. Zsoka Gaal (HUN)
3. Laysa Latifah (INA)
![](https://www.chess-international.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/a72360042b6cf0d397cb8c74b6469beb-600x442.jpg)
Open U16
1. Frederik Svane (GER)
2. Agha Bala Amirreza Pour (IRI)
3. Jose Gabriel Cardoso Cardoso (COL)
![](https://www.chess-international.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/de7b690da9898d8f6e13c7a9426e5fc8-600x473.jpg)
Girls U16
1. Rakshitta Ravi (IND)
2. Song Yuxin (CHN)
3. Bibisara Assaubayeva (KAZ)
![](https://www.chess-international.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/41bc8c90100de32b1e22bc6420c559b4-600x422.jpg)
Open U18
1. Nihal Sarin (IND)
2. Shant Sargsyan (ARM)
3. Francesco Sonis (ITA)
![](https://www.chess-international.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/df9b074ad355c987925ceb3c4697d67e-600x446.jpg)
Girls U18
1. Carissa Yip (USA)
2. Thalia Cervantes Landeiro (USA)
3. Elizaveta Solozhenkina (RUS)
![](https://www.chess-international.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/eb115dd25307d6610550d48bd5674d96-600x424.jpg)
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