30th World Junior Chess Championship :: Mamaia 1991

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Final standings

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pos. name seed Elo flag pts games Note! Round by round pairings are incomplete/not available
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1. GM Akopian, Vladimir 2590 URS 10½ 9 3 1 2
1
3
½
9
1
6
½
7
½
8
1
11
1
13
1
10
0
23
1
4
1
28
1
35
1
2. IM Ulybin, Mikhail 2565 URS 10½ 9 3 1 1
0
3
1
9
1
7
1
6
1
8
½
11
1
16
1
30
1
4
½
17
1
26
½
49
1
3. IM Tiviakov, Sergei 2535 URS 6 5 2 1
½
2
0
9
½
15
1
14
½
25
1
7
0
8
½
11
½
21
1
48
1
20
1
26
1
4. Jirovský, Miloš 2335 CSR 6 5 2 1
0
2
½
9
½
14
½
6
1
7
1
8
½
11
0
13
1
10
1
24
½
45
1
27
1
5. FM Moldovan, Daniel 2425 ROM 6 5 2 15
0
7
0
8
1
16
1
30
1
10
½
24
½
12
1
19
½
18
1
37
1
35
½
32
½
6. IM Barcenilla, Rogelio 2450 PHI 7 3 3 1
½
2
0
15
1
25
1
7
1
30
1
4
0
31
1
17
0
44
1
41
½
34
½
39
1
7. FM Degraeve, Jean-Marc 2450 FRA 8 7 2 4 1
½
2
0
9
0
3
1
25
1
6
0
8
½
5
1
11
1
4
0
12
1
47
1
18
1
8. Nielsen, Peter Heine 2445 DEN 8 5 6 2 1
0
2
½
9
½
3
½
25
1
7
½
5
0
10
1
23
1
21
1
4
½
17
½
40
1
9. IM Bologan, Viorel 2535 URS 8 5 6 2 1
0
2
0
3
½
8
½
7
1
11
½
13
1
10
½
23
1
24
1
4
½
12
½
29
1
10. Barkhagen, Jonas 2360 SWE 8 5 6 2 1
1
9
½
8
0
5
½
11
½
16
½
24
½
4
0
19
1
26
½
38
1
35
1
34
1
11. FM Istrățescu, Andrei 2420 ROM 5 5 3 1
0
2
0
3
½
9
½
7
0
10
½
23
1
24
1
4
1
17
1
26
½
22
½
34
1
12. Mikhalevsky, Victor 2300 ISR 6 3 4 9
½
15
0
25
0
7
0
5
0
23
1
24
½
17
1
20
1
18
½
38
1
36
1
34
1
13. IM Pędzich, Dominik 2385 POL 6 3 4 1
0
9
0
14
½
30
1
4
0
31
½
17
1
26
0
18
1
35
½
41
1
37
1
22
1
14. IM Stefánsson, Hannes Hlífar 2470 ISL 4 7 2 3
½
13
½
23
½
4
½
33
0
17
½
20
½
26
0
18
1
45
1
41
½
39
1
22
1
15. Mitkov, Nikola 2490 YUG 7 1 5 3
0
6
0
5
1
23
0
24
0
12
1
28
1
19
1
20
0
26
1
18
½
27
1
32
1
16. IM Delchev, Alexander 2405 BUL 6 3 4 2
0
5
0
10
½
21
½
24
1
33
1
19
½
20
1
40
1
18
0
32
0
27
1
42
1
17. Van Gisbergen, Stan 2295 NED 7 5 4 4 2
0
14
½
6
1
8
½
11
0
13
0
12
0
20
½
26
1
32
1
27
1
34
½
36
1
18. IM Hill, Shane 2220 AUS 7 5 4 4 15
½
14
0
25
½
7
0
5
0
16
1
13
0
30
½
21
1
31
1
33
1
12
½
32
1
19. Vlad, Decebal 2275 ROM 7 4 6 3 15
0
5
½
16
½
30
0
10
0
21
½
26
½
42
1
50
1
35
½
36
1
27
½
34
1
20. Bathie, Nicol 2255 SCO 7 5 4 4 3
0
15
1
14
½
16
0
23
½
12
0
17
½
28
0
35
1
42
1
27
½
39
1
38
1
21. FM Bezold, Michael 2355 GER 7 5 4 4 3
0
8
0
16
½
29
1
19
½
26
0
18
0
35
1
38
1
49
1
45
1
36
½
27
½
22. Nisipeanu, Liviu-Dieter   ROM 7 4 6 3 14
0
11
½
13
0
33
1
31
½
28
½
48
0
29
½
46
½
44
1
42
1
32
1
45
½
23. Prakash, G. B. 2355 IND 5 3 5 1
0
9
0
15
1
14
½
25
1
8
0
11
0
33
1
12
0
20
½
50
1
39
½
41
1
24. Grønn, Atle 2320 NOR 4 5 4 9
0
15
1
25
0
5
½
11
0
16
0
10
½
4
½
33
½
12
½
29
1
26
1
42
1
25. IM Sherzer, Alex 2460 USA 5 3 5 3
0
7
0
6
0
8
0
23
0
24
1
33
1
12
1
28
½
46
1
18
½
27
1
34
½
26. Livshits, Ron 2255 CAN 4 5 4 2
½
3
0
15
0
14
1
11
½
13
1
10
½
21
1
24
0
31
1
17
0
19
½
35
½
27. Facundo, Román   ARG 5 3 5 15
0
25
0
16
0
30
1
21
½
4
0
33
1
17
0
43
1
19
½
20
½
44
1
34
1
28. Rocha, Sérgio 2285 POR 5 3 5 1
0
15
0
25
½
31
0
29
0
20
1
40
1
36
1
39
1
38
½
34
0
22
½
50
1
29. Ceteraş, Marius 2280 ROM 5 3 5 9
0
21
0
24
0
31
1
28
1
46
1
40
½
34
0
38
½
37
1
22
½
45
1
32
0
30. García Ilundain, David 2370 ESP 6 5 2 6 2
0
6
0
5
0
13
0
33
1
43
1
19
1
18
½
37
½
36
1
34
1
27
0
49
0
31. Sinowjew, Jurij 2305 AUT 6 5 2 6 6
0
13
½
43
1
28
1
29
0
47
1
26
0
18
0
36
0
35
0
37
1
22
½
38
1
32. Çela, Altin   ALB 6 4 4 5 15
0
5
½
16
1
17
0
29
1
44
1
40
1
18
0
50
½
37
½
45
½
36
0
22
0
33. FM Seres, Lajos 2305 HUN 5 1 7 14
1
25
0
16
0
30
0
23
0
24
½
43
1
47
1
18
0
39
1
22
0
36
1
27
0
34. Ézsöl, Miklós   HUN 4 3 6 25
½
6
½
11
0
30
0
10
0
12
0
17
½
28
1
29
1
19
0
47
1
37
1
27
0
35. Sequera Paolini, José   VEN 3 5 5 1
0
5
½
13
½
10
0
21
0
31
1
48
1
19
½
20
0
46
0
40
1
26
½
50
½
36. González García, José   MEX 4 3 6 30
0
21
½
31
1
33
0
12
0
17
0
28
0
19
0
40
½
41
1
37
1
45
½
32
1
37. Savaş, Levent   TUR 4 3 6 5
0
13
0
30
½
31
0
43
1
29
0
44
1
32
½
39
½
41
1
36
0
34
0
42
1
38. Van Beers, Eddy   BEL 3 5 5 10
0
21
0
31
0
12
0
28
½
29
½
20
0
46
1
44
1
47
1
40
½
39
½
42
½
39. Watanabe, Akira   JPN 3 5 5 14
0
6
0
23
½
33
0
28
0
48
1
20
0
46
½
47
1
37
½
49
1
41
½
38
½
40. Masserey, Yvan 2235 SUI 3 5 5 8
0
16
0
28
0
29
½
48
½
47
1
35
0
36
½
45
½
38
½
32
0
49
1
41
1
41. Vouldis, Angelos   GRE 5 3 4 6 14
½
6
½
13
0
23
0
43
½
48
1
44
0
40
0
37
0
36
0
39
½
50
1
49
1
42. Rocha, Wellington Carlos   BRA 5 3 4 6 16
0
24
0
43
½
19
0
20
0
46
1
44
½
37
0
22
0
49
1
45
1
50
½
38
½
43. Buckley, Graeme 2285 ENG 5 3 4 6 30
0
33
0
31
0
48
½
46
½
47
1
50
1
42
½
37
0
45
1
27
0
49
0
41
½
44. Stavru, Alessandro 2245 ITA 5 4 2 7 6
0
48
1
46
1
47
0
32
0
49
½
22
0
50
1
38
0
41
1
37
0
42
½
27
0
45. Elliott, Darryn   NZL 2 5 6 14
0
21
0
4
0
43
0
48
1
29
0
40
½
32
½
36
½
49
½
42
0
22
½
50
1
46. Atkinson, Paul 2255 WLS 2 5 6 25
0
43
½
48
½
29
0
44
0
47
½
50
1
42
0
22
½
35
1
39
½
38
0
49
0
47. Ong Chong Ghee 2240 SIN 4 3 2 8 7
0
33
0
31
0
43
0
48
½
46
½
44
1
40
0
38
0
34
0
49
1
50
1
39
0
48. Le Quang, Kim 2280 BEL 4 2 4 7 3
0
43
½
46
½
44
0
47
½
40
½
22
1
39
0
50
0
41
0
35
0
45
0
49
1
49. Buckley, Colm   IRL 4 3 2 8 2
0
30
1
21
0
43
1
48
0
46
1
44
½
47
0
40
0
42
0
39
0
45
½
41
0
50. Weidig, Tom   LUX 1 3 9 23
0
43
0
28
0
48
1
19
0
46
0
44
0
47
0
32
½
35
½
42
½
45
0
41
0
51. IM Rodríguez Vila, Andrés 2350 URU Did not start.  
 

Progres was used as tie-break but since there are no round numers in the game file, it is not possible to calculate it.
Ulybin-Barcenilla and Istrățescu-Nisipeanu seem to be 1-0 OTB, but should be 1/2-1/2 had the totals been fine.






Information

30th World Junior Chess Championship
Dates: 21st August - 4th September 1991
City: Mamaia (Romania)
Venue:
Organizers: Federatia Romana de Șah and Nouvelles Frontieres - Simpaturism
Tournament Director:
Chief Arbiter:
Players participating: 51 (incl. 1 GM, 10 IMs, 5 FMs)
Games played: 325
Competition format: Thirteen round Swiss
Tie-breaks: none
Time control:
Missing data: 1. Round by round results unknown
2. A few game pairings are uncertain (those without gamescores)
3. A few game results are uncertain (because what can be deducted from the moves does not match the sum of points in the final standings)
PGN game file: wu20-1991.pgn






Tournament Review

The tournament had to be put together in hasty fashion when the planned hosts (the Chilean Chess Federation) dropped out at the last minute. Despite this setback, the proceedings went without any serious hitch and the players appreciated the excellent conditions and sound organising skills of the Romanian officials. Hot favourites for a clean sweep in the Boys/Open U-20 event were the Soviets Vladimir Akopian, Sergei Tiviakov and Mikhail Ulibin. It turned out that all three were in good form and the medals were divided between them, following a tie-break to separate the top two. The Girls U-20 event was a two-horse race between Bojkovic of Yugoslavia and Botsari of Greece, the Yugoslav girl winning out by a half point.