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      Home  >  General News • Major Tournaments  >  America’s future

      America’s future

      Alex Lenderman, Ray Robson, Robert Hess

      Top Americans under 21:

      13 Hess, Robert L g USA 2572 0 1991
      14 Robson, Ray m USA 2567 27 1994
      21 Lenderman, Alex m USA 2546 14 1989
      November 2009 FIDE ratings (Ray has gained more points at the World Junior Championship but it will not show up until the next list)
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      1. ChessDad Reply
        October 31, 2009 at 3:08 pm

        I think at least one of them will pass 2600 next summer.

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