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Aug 20, 2021 Sports
FIDE Youth and Cadet World Cup…
Kaieteur News – In what can be described as ‘the best day for Guyana’ at the International Chess Federation’s (FIDE’s) World Youth and Cadet World Cup, there were 5 wins across two rounds.
The under-18 boys were able to register five points for Guyana with round-three victories for Keron Sandiford over Adian Mart of the Bahamas and Oluwadare Oyeyipo over Shamir Martin of Jamaica.
In Round 4, Akili Theophil of the University of Guyana enjoyed a victory against Pablo Gonzalez Lopez of Puerto Rico, and the Queen’s College under-16 player Kishan Puran defeated Chung Hei Au of Hong Kong, while his schoolmate and fellow under-16 player Raveon Adonis got the better of Luyepo Sautio of Zambia.
Under-12 female competitor Anaya Lall is still to register a win.
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