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      Home  >  USA Chess • Women's Chess  >  Big upsets in St. Louis on final day

      Big upsets in St. Louis on final day

      Chess Club and Scholastic Center of St Louis, US Junior Championship, US Women's Championship



      Warren Harper, with the White pieces, just scored an upset win against Ray Robson in the final round. Harper started out with 3 wins. Then he lost the next 5 straight. But he got back his mojo in the last round to stop Robson from defending his title.

      Shankland quickly dismantled Holt to catch Robson. Yang is having a tough game against Rosen.

      However, Zhao is two pawns up with the Black pieces against Bryant. If Zhao can convert, he will be the new U.S. Junior Champion. However, if Bryant can pull out a draw, there will be at least a 3-way tie for first. Zhao is the master of his own destiny now. The title is his for the taking.

      Update: Zhao blundered a Bishop and 2 pawns vs. Knight endgame. The game ended in a draw and there are a 3-way tie for 1st.

      On the women’s side, Foisor held Zatonskih to a draw with the Black pieces. If Krush can convert a relatively simple win against Marshall, she will be the 2010 U.S. Women’s Champion.

      Table White Score Rating Black Score Rating Result
      1 FM Warren Harper 3.0 2388 GM Ray Robson 6.0 2613 1-0

      2 FM John Bryant 4.0 2487 NM Parker Zhao 5.5 2382 1/2

      3 IM Sam Shankland 5.0 2563 FM Conrad Holt 3.0 2411 1-0

      4 NM Tyler Hughes 1.0 2386 FM Steven Zierk 3.5 2428 0-1

      5 FM Darwin Yang 5.0 2422 NM Eric Rosen 4.0 2209 1/2

      Table White Score Rating Black Score Rating Result
      1 IM Anna Zatonskih 7.0 2518 WGM Sabina Foisor 2.5 2356 1/2

      2 WGM Katerina Rohonyan 4.5 2322 WFM Tatev Abrahamyan 6.5 2403 0-1

      3 WGM Camilla Baginskaite 3.0 2387 WIM Beatriz Marinello 1.5 2206 1-0

      4 IM Irina Krush 7.0 2521 WFM Abby Marshall 0.5 2211 1-0

      5 WIM Alisa Melekhina 4.5 2323 WIM Iryna Zenyuk 3.0 2286 0-1

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      1. Anonymous Reply
        July 20, 2010 at 4:30 am

        Zhao blew it.

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