2015 Susan Polgar Foundation’s National Open for Girls and Boys: U8 Boys Results

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2015 SPFNO U8 Boys Results(Photo by Paul Truong)

SUSAN POLGAR FOUNDATION NATIONAL OPEN 2015: U8 Boys

#	Name	Rtng	Rd 1	Rd 2	Rd 3	Rd 4	Rd 5	Rd 6	Tot	Prize
1	AGHILAN NACHIAPPAN	1526	X64	W15	W11	W3	W9	W2	6.0	1st Place
2	JONATHAN CHEN	1538	W42	W47	W5	W14	W4	L1	5.0	2nd Place
3	TOMMY WEN	1327	W30	W13	W20	L1	W17	W16	5.0	3rd Place
4	REAGAN PEARL	1470	W37	W38	W16	W8	L2	W10	5.0	4th Place
5	AATISH SATHEESH	1161	X66	W34	L2	W19	W22	W9	5.0	5th Place
6	Vyom Vidyarthi	1019	L7	W60	W30	W28	W12	W14	5.0	6th Place
7	OWEN XUAN	395	W6	W52	L10	W15	W18	D8	4.5	7th Place
8	ALEX IL ZHAO	1244	W32	W17	W28	L4	W13	D7	4.5	8th Place
9	BRIAN HUANG	1335	X65	W19	W25	W18	L1	L5	4.0	9th Place
10	SRIRAM KRISHNAKUMAR	1185	W22	W36	W7	L12	W26	L4	4.0	10th Place
11	ALFRED ZHIHUA YE	1056	W40	W41	L1	L17	W21	W36	4.0	11th Place
12	JONAS JAKOB RAZA REMPE	1294	L21	W35	W34	W10	L6	W23	4.0	12th Place
13	NIKHIL PARVATHANENI	833	W56	L3	W29	W52	L8	W40	4.0	13th Place
14	Adrian Kondakov	1253	W61	W39	W31	L2	W27	L6	4.0	14th Place
15	NICHOLAS ARMEN BOLDI	856	W45	L1	W44	L7	W28	W32	4.0	15th Place
16	ANDREW MA	1042	W46	X—	L4	W36	W33	L3	4.0	16th Place
17	SANDEEP SETHURAMAN	788	W62	L8	W45	W11	L3	W29	4.0	17th Place
18	ARNAV LINGANNAGARI	1186	W26	W27	W21	L9	L7	W35	4.0	18th Place
19	NICHOLAS R WENG	850	W58	L9	W41	L5	W30	W26	4.0	19th Place
20	SHAAKETH SIVAKUMAR	902	W50	W48	L3	L26	W37	W27	4.0	20th Place
21	NITISH NATH	633	W12	W23	L18	D25	L11	W42	3.5	1st Place U800
22	VAIBHAV WUDARU	586	L10	W61	W47	W31	L5	D24	3.5
23	SATTVIK RUDRARAJU RAJU	1130	W29	L21	W37	H—	W25	L12	3.5
24	BRYANT MA	1003	L41	W46	W32	L27	W34	D22	3.5
25	Vasudeva R B Rao	926	W60	W51	L9	D21	L23	W33	3.5
26	VISHRUTH DINESH	606	L18	W62	W38	W20	L10	L19	3.0
27	DAVID JIACHENG SARTORIO	765	W54	L18	W57	W24	L14	L20	3.0
28	NIK SADEGHI	672	W48	W50	L8	L6	L15	W49	3.0
29	SIDDHARTH ARUTLA	468	L23	W49	L13	W48	W38	L17	3.0
30	Rohan Das	640	L3	W58	L6	W57	L19	W48	3.0
31	YIYANG ZHENG	875	W33	W43	L14	L22	L32	W41	3.0
32	ADITYA RAM	620	L8	W59	L24	W51	W31	L15	3.0
33	NIKKO DANIEL LE	284	L31	W56	W39	W35	L16	L25	3.0
34	LEO JIANG	684	W49	L5	L12	W50	L24	W46	3.0
35	Ernest He	702	W59	L12	W43	L33	W45	L18	3.0
36	SHREYAS JAY	776	W57	L10	W51	L16	W44	L11	3.0
37	AIDAN WANG	650	L4	W55	L23	W53	L20	W45	3.0
38	Anand Hadli	853	W55	L4	L26	W46	L29	W44	3.0
39	SRIRAM VENKATESH	790	X67	L14	L33	W60	L40	W50	3.0
40	ALEX CA ZHAO	435	L11	F57	W56	W47	W39	L13	3.0
41	GUHAN GOPINATHAN	349	W24	L11	L19	D42	W60	L31	2.5
42	MONISH JONNADULA	665	L2	W53	L52	D41	W47	L21	2.5
43	Noah Itzkovitz	unr.	H—	L31	L35	L45	W62	W57	2.5
44	CALEB GARVEY	489	L52	W54	L15	W49	L36	L38	2.0
45	SHIVEN PATEL	204	L15	X63	L17	W43	L35	L37	2.0
46	JASON LI-SHEN LIU	423	L16	L24	W59	L38	W51	L34	2.0
47	VRISHANK PEDDIREDDI	865	W53	L2	L22	L40	L42	W56	2.0
48	KEANE CHEN	unr.	L28	L20	W58	L29	W61	L30	2.0
49	JOHN JULIUS HUHS II	unr.	L34	L29	W55	L44	W53	L28	2.0
50	Darsh Jayaram	286	L20	L28	W62	L34	W54	L39	2.0
51	AGNUT ASFIR	unr.	B—	L25	L36	L32	L46	W61	2.0
52	SAMIK PATTANAYAK	1146	W44	L7	W42	L13	U—	U—	2.0
53	Akshaj Molukutla	271	L47	L42	W54	L37	L49	B—	2.0
54	DANIEL ZHAO	unr.	L27	L44	L53	W62	L50	W60	2.0
55	ALEXANDER PRESTON BANKHEAD	186	L38	L37	L49	L61	B—	W62	2.0
56	VLADISLAV KUROVTSEV	105	L13	L33	L40	B—	D57	L47	1.5
57	RONAV GOPAN	unr.	L36	X40	L27	L30	D56	L43	1.5
58	BECKETT BEARD	120	L19	L30	L48	H—	H—	H—	1.5
59	KEVIN BEEBE	unr.	L35	L32	L46	H—	H—	H—	1.5
60	MADDOX RAMOS	322	L25	L6	W61	L39	L41	L54	1.0
61	Arjun Ramesh	unr.	L14	L22	L60	W55	L48	L51	1.0
62	JOE ZHENG	unr.	L17	L26	L50	L54	L43	L55	0.0
63	ARNAV SINGHAL	813	U—	F45	U—	U—	U—	U—	0.0
64	ASHWIN KESHAV BELUR	660	F1	U—	U—	U—	U—	U—	0.0
65	Jonathan L Hwang	645	F9	U—	U—	U—	U—	U—	0.0
66	DHRUV BHARGAVA	534	F5	U—	U—	U—	U—	U—	0.0
67	ROHAN S SINHA	unr.	F39	U—	U—	U—	U—	U—	0.0

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Chris Torres is a nationally renowned scholastic chess coach working in the San Francisco Bay Area. His classes have attracted players of strengths ranging from rank beginners to world champions. A chess professional since 1998, Chris is widely recognized as one of the main driving forces behind the explosion in popularity and sudden rise in quality of scholastic chess in California. Chris Torres served as the President of the Torres Chess and Music Academy from 2005-2020 and currently is recognized as a correspondence chess master with the United States Chess Federation. Since 1998 Chris Torres has taught 6 individual national champions as well as led multiple school teams to win national championship titles. In addition, Chris Torres has directed and taught at 10 different schools which have been California State Champions at chess. In 2011 and 2012, several former and current students of Chris Torres have been selected to represent the United States at the World Youth Chess Championships. Mr. Torres’ hobbies include playing classical guitar and getting his students to appear on the national top 100 chess rating lists. View more posts

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