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IM Harika Dronavalli828 viewsIM Harika Dronavalli, 2461, the second highest rated female player in India after GM Humpy Koneru. A former prodigy, has collected many medals in youth categories in Asia and in the world, the last one was her gold medal in World Under 18 title in 2006. She was one of the participants of the women's super tournament in Turkey, İş Bank Atatürk International Women Masters , scored 4/9.
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WIM Mary Ann Gomes351 viewsWIM Mary Ann Gomes (India), 2316, winner of many medals and championship titles in Asian Junior Girls Championship is one of the strong female players that India have trained recently. She was also member of the Indian team just a couple of years back.
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WGM Sabina Francesca Foisor567 viewsWGM Sabina Francesca Foisor, 2337, the youngest member of the Foisor family, a notable clan in Romenian chess, and the strongest talented young female player in Romenia.
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WFM Anastasia Bodnaruk800 viewsWFM Anastasia Bodnaruk, 2392, the Russian youngster who won the Russian Junior Girls Championship this year is going to be another Russian to fight for the top spots in the championship.
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WIM Betül Cemre Yıldız485 viewsWIM Betül Cemre Yıldız, 2236, one of the prides of the hosting country, already five-time winner of Turkish Women's Championship and runner-up in 2008 after IM Ekaterina Atalık. WIM Yıldız, won the bronze medal in World Youth Championship in 2007 back in Kemer.
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WGM Mariya Muzychuk827 viewsWGM Mariya Muzychuk, 2413, the younger Muzychuk sister, but not short of her sister as an elite youngster female player to be reckoned with, playing for Turkish Airlines in Turkish Is Bank Chess League, led her team to win the third place with perfect score (14/14!) including a victory against her rival in age category, WFM Kübra Öztürk. Definitely one of the most promising youngsters around and one of the favorites for fight for the top spots.
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WGM Turkan Mamedyarova604 viewsWGM Turkan Mamedyarova, 2284, the younger sister of "Shak" Mamedyarov, but definitely a talented chess player as any other member of the Mamedyarov family, performed very well in World Junior Girls Championship last time it was held in Turkey, back in 2005.
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WIM Joanna Majdan1113 viewsWIM Joanna Majdan, 2323, the Polish junior girls champion, already had many national medals, with bronze medal at U18 Girls World Junior Championship in Belfort 2005. In 2006, she won her first junior national title, represented her country in the Olympiads at Turin, scoring the best individual result for her team. She was also runner-up in Polish Championship for Women.
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WFM Kübra Öztürk820 viewsWFM Kübra Öztürk, 2188, gained a status of sports celebrity thanks to her victories in European Youth Championship in Under 16 Girls twice. After winning her first U16 Girls European title back in 2006, led to her nomination to being Sportswomen of the year. Then, she went on to win her second consecutive European title after giving many interviews and receiving many success prizes. After sharing the first place but becoming
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WFM Keti Tsatsalashvili1761 viewsWFM Keti Tsatsalashvili,2277, another Georgian, the world champion in under 16 Girls category , also plays in İş Bank Turkish Chess League.
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WGM Hou Yifan733 viewsWGM Hou Yifan,2557, 14 came to Turkey twice, for European Club Cup and to İş Bank Atatürk International Women Masters , a brand new super-tournament for women. She has one GM norm from Aeroflot Open 2008 . She won the first edition of the Turkish super tournament quite comfortably. She Now she is back in Turkey again for figting against the best junior players in the world.
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WIM Atousa Pourkashiyan883 viewsWIM Atousa Pourkashiyan, 2269 from Iran could be called as the "Betül of Iran", however, already has a larger collection of medals thanks to her victories at the international level including a world U-12 title. She is the reigning Iranian Champion for women, helped her country to win the bronze medal in Asian Games in Doha.
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