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Results of European Youth Chess Championships:

U8
Boys:
1. Gadimbayli Abdulla Azar – 8 points (Azerbaijan)
2. Sargsyan Shant – 7.5 points (Armenia)
3. Shevchenko Kirill – 7 points (Ukraine)

The best among Georgians was Luka Oboladze the fifth place with 6.5 points.

Girls:
1. Andreeva Antova Gabriela – 7.5 (Bulgaria)
2. Goltseva Ekaterina – 7 (Russia)
3. Shpanko Nadiia – 7 (Ukraine)


U10
Boys:
1. Gazik Viktor – 8.5 (Slovakia)
2. Nikitenko Mihail – 7 (Belarus)
3. Maltsev Leonid – 7 (Ukraine)

Girls:
1. Kiolbasa Oliwia – 7 (Poland)
2. Jibuti Nata – 7 (Georgia)
3. Jalaghonia Nino – 7 (Georgia)

U12
Boys:
1. Ali Marandi Cemil Can – 7.5 (Turkey)
2. Shtembuliak Evgeny – 7.5 (Ukraine)
3. Paravyan David – 7 (Russia)

Girls:
1. Goryachkina Alexandra – 8 (Russia)
2. Osmak Iulija – 8 (Ukraine)
3. Haussernot Cecile – 6.5 (France)

U14
Boys:
1. Bortnik Alexandr – 7.5 (Ukraine)
2. Usmanov Vasily – 7 (Russia)
3. Giroyan Gary – 6.5 (France)

Girls:
1. Fataliyeva Ulviyya Hasil – 7.5 (Azerbaijan)
2. Styazhkina Anna – 6.5 (Russia)
3. Gogishvili Dea – 6.5 (Georgia)

U16
Boys:
1. Bukavshin Ivan – 7 (Russia)
2. Grigoryan Karen H – 7 (Armenia)
3. Kovalev Vladislav – 6.5 (Belarus)

Girls:
1. Danelia Mariam – 7.5 (Georgia)
2. Arabidze Meri – 7.5 (Georgia)
3. Turkova Karolina – 6.5(Slovakia)

U18
Boys:
1. Durarbeyli Vasif – 8 (Azerbaijan)
2. Ter-Sahakyan Samvel – 8 (Armenia)
3. Bogdanovich Stanislav – 6.5 (Ukraine)

Girls:
1. Tsatsalashvili keti – 7 (Georgia)
2. Kulon Klaudia – 6.5 (Poland)
3. Abdulla Khayala Mardan – 6.5 (Azerbaijan)