Chess Olympiad 2022 Chennai - Teams-Composition TOP-6 Women

 

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Chess Olympiad 2022 Chennai - Teams-Composition TOP-6 Women

  1. India (IND) RtgAvg:2486 Captain: Kunte, Abhijit
Bo.
NameRtgFEDFideIDGames
1GMKoneru Humpy2586IND50081230,0
2GMHarika Dronavalli2517IND50151970,0
3IMVaishali R2442IND50917560,0
4IMTania Sachdev2399IND50078440,0
5IMKulkarni Bhakti2373IND50195160,0
  2. Ukraine (UKR) RtgAvg:2478 Captain: Brodsky, Michail
Bo.
NameRtgFEDFideIDGames
1GMMuzychuk Mariya2540UKR141145500,0
2GMMuzychuk Anna2529UKR141113300,0
3GMUshenina Anna2423UKR141109110,0
4IMBuksa Nataliya2401UKR141236220,0
5IMOsmak Yuliia2420UKR141016020,0
  3. Georgia (GEO) RtgAvg:2475 Captain: Jojua, Davit
Bo.
NameRtgFEDFideIDGames
1GMDzagnidze Nana2531GEO136019030,0
2IMJavakhishvili Lela2476GEO136014580,0
3GMBatsiashvili Nino2466GEO136029930,0
4IMArabidze Meri2426GEO136040400,0
5IMMelia Salome2384GEO136024460,0
  4. Poland (POL) RtgAvg:2423 Captain: Dziuba, Marcin
Bo.
NameRtgFEDFideIDGames
1IMKashlinskaya Alina2505POL41980260,0
2GMSocko Monika2416POL11066190,0
3WIMKiolbasa Oliwia2376POL11546130,0
4FMMalicka Maria2393POL11975760,0
5WFMRudzinska Michalina2315POL11728830,0
  5. France (FRA) RtgAvg:2400 Captain: Gozzoli, Yannick
Bo.
NameRtgFEDFideIDGames
1GMSebag Marie2447FRA6178220,0
2IMMilliet Sophie2396FRA6237250,0
3IMGuichard Pauline2379FRA6393700,0
4IMSavina Anastasia2377FRA41968720,0
5WIMNavrotescu Andreea2373FRA6759460,0
  6. Azerbaijan (AZE) RtgAvg:2399 Captain: Mamedov, Nidjat
Bo.
NameRtgFEDFideIDGames
1IMMammadzada Gunay2455AZE134037290,0
2WGMBalajayeva Khanim2344AZE134063960,0
3WGMBeydullayeva Govhar2390AZE134130150,0
4IMMammadova Gulnar2380AZE134035080,0
5WGMFataliyeva Ulviyya2372AZE134030520,0


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