US Championships: Megan Lee stops Yip's streak

by André Schulz
10/22/2024 – It has happened after all - Carissa Yip's great winning streak came to an end. In an intense game, Megan Lee had the better end of the stick and defeated the leader of the Women's US Champioship. In the open tournament, Sam Sevian had a better position against Leinier Dominguez, but ran into a counterattack. Fabiano Caruana is still atop the standings. | Photo: Lennart Ootes
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Dominguez scores, Caruana still in the lead

There were no changes at the top of the standings table in the open tournament. Fabiano Caruana fended off the attack on his lead in his game against Awonder Liang. Out of an Italian Opening, Caruana forced an exchange of queens after a short middlegame, resulting in an endgame with equal chances.

Fabiano Caruana, Awonder Liang

Chess is exhausting - Fabiano Caruana and Awonder Liang | Photo: Lennart Ootes

The only decisive game in this round saw Leinier Dominguez scoring a win with the black pieces against Sam Sevian. In a popular variation of the English Opening, a very exciting middlegame developed. Sevian had a powerful attack. Dominguez first dealt with the most immediate threats and then counter-attacked after White played a few inaccurate moves.

Sevian, Samuel26890–1Dominguez Perez, Leinier2741
USA Championship 2024
Saint Louis21.10.2024[Schulz,A]
1.c4 c5 2.Nf3 Nf6 3.Nc3 Nc6 4.d4 cxd4 5.Nxd4 e6 6.g3 Qb6 7.Nb3 Ne5 8.e4 Bb4 9.Qe2 d6 10.Bd2 a5 11.f4 Nc6 12.Be3 Qd8 13.Nd2 0-0 14.a3 Bxc3 15.bxc3 b6 16.Bg2 Qc7 17.0-0 Ba6 18.g4 Nd7 19.Rf3 f5 20.Rh3 Nf6
21.g5 Ng4 22.Kh1 Stronger was 22.exf5 exf5 23.Qe1 and after Nxe3 24.Qxe3 there is the idea Rae8? 25.Bd5+ Kh8 26.Rxh7+ Kxh7 27.g6+ Kxg6 28.Qg3+ Kh7 29.Qh4+ Kg6 30.Qg5+ 22...d5? 22...Rae8± 23.exd5 exd5 24.Bxd5+ Kh8 25.Rg1 25.Qe1+- 25...Ne7 Black has an inferior position and looks for ways to muddy the waters. 26.Bxa8 26.g6! Nxg6 27.Rxg4 fxg4 28.Qxg4 with the threat of Qxg6. 26...Rxa8 27.Bd4? The white king could have used some space. Correct was 27.Re1 -- with the idea of 28.Bd4+- 27...Bb7+ Now Black gets an attack. 28.Nf3 Ng6 29.Qe6? The losing move. 29.Re1 Be4 29...Nxf4?? 30.Qe8+ Rxe8 31.Rxe8# 30.Rg3 Nxf4 31.Qd2= 29...Nxf4 30.Qxf5 Nxh3 31.Rxg4
31...Qe7 It's all over for White. The black queen penetrates decisively. 32.Rg3 Qe1+ 33.Kg2 Qe2+ 34.Kxh3 Bc8 35.Qxc8+ Rxc8 36.g6 Rf8 37.Ne5 Qh5+ 38.Kg2 Qe2+ 39.Kh3 Qf1+ 40.Rg2 Rf5 41.Nf7+ Kg8 42.gxh7+ Kxh7 0–1

Sam Sevian, Leinier Dominguez

Sam Sevian and Leinier Dominguez | Photo: Lennart Ootes

The remaining games ended drawn. Hans Niemann had a bye in round 9, as he was set to face Christopher Yoo, who has been disqualified.

Round 9 results

NameRtg.Nt.Pts.Pts.NameRtgNt.
Caruana,F
2796
6
½-½
4½
Liang,A
2677
Robson,R
2693
4
½-½
4½
So,W
2751
Sevian,S
2689
4½
0-1
3
Dominguez Perez,L
2741
Oparin,G
2662
3
½-½
3½
Shankland,S
2677
Mishra,A
2630
2
½-½
4
Aronian,L
2738

Standings after round 9

US Chess Championship 2024

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1.e4 4 e5 15 2.Nf3 8 Nc6 3 3.Bc4 12 Nf6 28 4.d3 9 Bc5 32 5.c3 29 d6 0 6.0-0 18 0-0 0 7.Re1 44 a6 1:39 8.h3 2:32 h6 1:40 9.a4 39 Ba7 58 10.Nbd2 23 Qe7 17 11.b4 8:33       Be6 1:41 12.Rb1 9:14 Qd7 2:38 13.b5 12:11 Ne7 2:50 14.d4 6:24 Bxc4 11:44 15.Nxc4 2:13 exd4 50 16.cxd4 3:13 axb5 13:47 17.Rxb5 10:46 c6 4:11 18.Rb3 11 d5 4:12 19.Nfe5 3:59 19.exd5!? cxd5 20.Nce5 Qxa4 21.Rxb7 Qxd1 22.Rxd1± 19...Qd8 17:08 20.exd5 58 cxd5 7 21.Ne3 4:19
And now Ba3! would win. White has more active pieces. 21...Qc8 5:34 22.Ba3 10:01 Re8 5 23.Qd3 2:14 23.Bxe7± Rxe7 24.Rb5 23...Nc6!= 3:07 The position is equal. 24.Rc1 3:31 Qe6 6:34 25.Rxb7 1:18 Nxe5 2:15 26.dxe5 8 Qxe5 2:24 27.Rcc7 5:55 Bxe3 2:45 28.fxe3 6 Qa1+ 3:33 29.Rc1 1:51 Qe5 4 30.Rcc7 16 Qa1+ 1:01 31.Rc1 6       Qe5 4 32.Bb2 8:15 Qe4 16 33.Rd1 2:53 33.Qxe4 simplifies Nxe4 34.Rf1 f6 35.Ra1 33...Qxd3 34.Rxd3 2 Rxa4 4:43 35.Bxf6 6 gxf6 4 36.Rxd5 7       Endgame. KRR-KRR Raa8 17 37.Rdd7 1:01 Rab8 16 38.Rxf7 12
Strongly threatening Rxb8. 38...Rxb7 5 39.Rxb7 7 Rxe3 4 KR-KR 40.Kf2! 8 Ra3 6 41.Kg1 30:05 Re3 30:04 42.Kf2 5 Ra3 3 43.Kg1 6 Re3 9 Weighted Error Value: White=0.07 (flawless) /Black=0.05 (flawless) . Mistake: White=1 --- Inaccurate: White=1 Black=1 OK: White=15 Black=14 Best: --- Black=2 Strong: White=1 Black=1 ½–½
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Dominguez Perez,L2741So,W2751½–½2024C54USA Championship 20241.1
Shankland,S2677Liang,A2677½–½2024D41USA Championship 20241.2
Niemann,H2733Caruana,F2796½–½2024C50USA Championship 20241.3
Aronian,L2738Sevian,S2689½–½2024C07USA Championship 20241.4
Robson,R2693Oparin,G2662½–½2024E49USA Championship 20241.5
Mishra,A2630Yoo,C2590½–½2024C43USA Championship 20241.6
Caruana,F2796Aronian,L2738½–½2024C11USA Championship 20242.1
Sevian,S2689Robson,R26931–02024D00USA Championship 20242.2
So,W2751Yoo,C25901–02024A20USA Championship 20242.3
Oparin,G2662Mishra,A2630½–½2024C78USA Championship 20242.4
Liang,A2677Niemann,H2733½–½2024C67USA Championship 20242.5
Dominguez Perez,L2741Shankland,S2677½–½2024B90USA Championship 20242.6
Robson,R2693Caruana,F27960–12024D35USA Championship 20243.1
Niemann,H2733Dominguez Perez,L27411–02024C54USA Championship 20243.2
Yoo,C2590Oparin,G2662½–½2024D37USA Championship 20243.3
Mishra,A2630Sevian,S2689½–½2024C54USA Championship 20243.4
Shankland,S2677So,W2751½–½2024C65USA Championship 20243.5
Aronian,L2738Liang,A26770–12024C84USA Championship 20243.6
So,W2751Oparin,G2662½–½2024D31USA Championship 20244.1
Shankland,S2677Niemann,H2733½–½2024E05USA Championship 20244.2
Liang,A2677Robson,R26930–12024B90USA Championship 20244.3
Dominguez Perez,L2741Aronian,L2738½–½2024C11USA Championship 20244.4
Sevian,S2689Yoo,C2590½–½2024D41USA Championship 20244.5
Caruana,F2796Mishra,A26301–02024C11USA Championship 20244.6
Aronian,L2738Shankland,S26771–02024B72USA Championship 20245.1
Oparin,G2662Sevian,S2689½–½2024A04USA Championship 20245.2
Mishra,A2630Liang,A26770–12024D27USA Championship 20245.3
Niemann,H2733So,W2751½–½2024C42USA Championship 20245.4
Yoo,C2590Caruana,F27960–12024A34USA Championship 20245.5
Robson,R2693Dominguez Perez,L27411–02024D45USA Championship 20245.6
Dominguez Perez,L2741Mishra,A26301–02024B90USA Championship 20246.1
Caruana,F2796Oparin,G26621–02024C50USA Championship 20246.2
Niemann,H2733Aronian,L2738½–½2024C11USA Championship 20246.3
Shankland,S2677Robson,R26931–02024C11USA Championship 20246.4
So,W2751Sevian,S2689½–½2024A29USA Championship 20246.5
Oparin,G2662Liang,A26770–12024C50USA Championship 20247.1
Mishra,A2630Shankland,S2677½–½2024B31USA Championship 20247.2
Sevian,S2689Caruana,F2796½–½2024E46USA Championship 20247.3
Aronian,L2738So,W2751½–½2024C24USA Championship 20247.4
Robson,R2693Niemann,H27331–02024C65USA Championship 20247.5
Liang,A2677Sevian,S2689½–½2024C01USA Championship 20248.1
So,W2751Caruana,F2796½–½2024D38USA Championship 20248.2
Dominguez Perez,L2741Oparin,G2662½–½2024C54USA Championship 20248.3
Niemann,H2733Mishra,A26301–02024C54USA Championship 20248.4
Aronian,L2738Robson,R2693½–½2024B50USA Championship 20248.5
Sevian,S2689Dominguez Perez,L27410–12024A33USA Championship 20249.1
Robson,R2693So,W2751½–½2024D33USA Championship 20249.2
Oparin,G2662Shankland,S2677½–½2024B48USA Championship 20249.3
Caruana,F2796Liang,A2677½–½2024C54USA Championship 20249.4
Mishra,A2630Aronian,L2738½–½2024E48USA Championship 20249.5
Dominguez Perez,L2741Caruana,F2796½–½2024B31USA Championship 202410.1
Niemann,H2733Oparin,G2662½–½2024B83USA Championship 202410.2
So,W2751Liang,A2677½–½2024C77USA Championship 202410.3
Robson,R2693Mishra,A26301–02024C54USA Championship 202410.4
Shankland,S2677Sevian,S26890–12024E04USA Championship 202410.5
Mishra,A2630So,W2751½–½2024C54USA Championship 202411.1
Sevian,S2689Niemann,H2733½–½2024C54USA Championship 202411.2
Caruana,F2796Shankland,S26771–02024B95USA Championship 202411.3
Liang,A2677Dominguez Perez,L27410–12024A00USA Championship 202411.4
Oparin,G2662Aronian,L27380–12024C02USA Championship 202411.5

Megan Lee takes down the runaway leader

With her magnificent winning streak of 8 victories after 8 rounds, Carissa Yip followed in the footsteps of Bobby Fischer, who once won the US Championship with a score of 100%. For some years now, a special prize of 64,000 dollars has been offered at the US Championships for the player who can repeat this unique success. With her series, the 21-year-old student moved up more than ten places in the women's world rankings. She even stole the show from the grandmasters in the open tournament with her series.

But now the streak has been broken. In the ninth round of the US Women's Championship, Carissa Yip played with the white pieces against Megan Lee. Both players fought a theoretical duel at eye level in the Giuoco Piano, from which Yip perhaps came out a little better with the white pieces. An intense middlegame followed. The kingside in particular was on fire. At first, the frontrunner had a good position, but then she made a few inaccuracies which her opponent skilfully exploited...

Yip, Carissa24180–1Lee, Megan2253
USA-ch Women 2024
Saint Louis21.10.2024[Schulz,A]
1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Bc5 4.c3 Nf6 5.d3 d6 6.Bg5 h6 7.Bh4 a6 8.a4 Ba7 9.Nbd2 Be6 10.b4 Qe7 11.0-0 g5 11...Bxc4 12.Nxc4 Qe6 13.b5 Ne7 14.Bxf6 Qxf6 15.Rb1 axb5 16.Rxb5 Rb8 17.Qb3 0-0 18.Rxb7 Ng6 19.Rxb8 Rxb8 20.Qd1 c6 21.Re1 Nf4 22.d4 exd4 23.cxd4 Rb4 24.Ne3 Rb2 25.Nc4 Qg6 26.g3 Nh3+ 27.Kg2 Rxf2+ 28.Kxh3 Qe6+ 29.g4 Qxc4 30.Kg3 Ra2 31.Qb1 Ra3 32.Qb7 Bxd4 33.Qc8+ Kh7 34.g5 Be5+ 35.Kg4 h5+ 0-1 Firouzja,A (2767)-Carlsen,M (2832) Chess.com SpeedChess Final Paris blitz 2024 (2.6) 12.Bg3 0-0
Both players know their way around the Giuoco Piano's maze of variations. In many places there were alternative ways to play. 13.b5 Nb8 This is a new response to the attack on the knight. 13...Na5 14.Bxe6 fxe6 15.d4 exd4 16.Nxd4 Bb6 17.e5 Nd5 18.Qh5 Kh7 19.Ne4 Nc4 20.Nxe6 Rf5 21.N4xg5+ Kg8 22.Qg6+ 1-0 Andreikin,D (2725)-Kunte,A (2485) PRO League Stage Chess.com INT rapid 2019 (3) 13...Nd8 14.Re1 Nh7 15.d4 f6 16.bxa6 bxa6 17.Qe2 Kh8 18.Bxa6 h5 19.h3 Qg7 20.Qd3 f5 21.exf5 Bxf5 22.Qc4 Rb8 23.dxe5 d5 24.Qxd5 Ne6 25.Ne4 h4 26.Bh2 g4 27.hxg4 Qxg4 28.Nf6 Nxf6 29.exf6 c6 30.Qd2 Rg8 31.Qh6+ Bh7 32.Nxh4 Ng5 33.Re7 Bxf2+ 34.Kxf2 Rb2+ 35.Be2 Nf7 36.Qf4 1-0 Pour Agha Bala,A (2496)-Chaqryan,E (2311) Yerevan Margaryan Memorial GM 2023 (4) 14.Re1 axb5 15.axb5 Nbd7 16.d4 exd4 17.Nxd4 Bxc4 17...Bxd4!? 18.cxd4 Rxa1 19.Qxa1 Bxc4 20.Nxc4 Re8!? 18.Nxc4 Rfe8 19.f3
White plans to centralise his knights and the square f5 is very inviting. 19...Ne5? With 19...d5 Black might achieve equality. 20.exd5 Qc5 21.Qd3 Rxe1+ 22.Bxe1 22.Rxe1 Qxb5= 22...Nxd5= 20.Ne3 White missed 20.b6! Bxb6 21.Nxb6 Rxa1 22.Qxa1 cxb6 23.Nf5 Qf8 24.Qb1+- 20...Kh7 21.h4 Qd7 22.hxg5 hxg5 23.Nef5 Kg6 24.Qd2
Stronger was 24.Rf1 with the idea of Nh5 25.Rxa7 Rxa7 26.f4 Nxg3 27.Nxg3+- 24...Nh5 The threat is 24...-- 25.Rxa7 Rxa7 26.Bf4 gxf4 27.Qxf4 Rh8 28.Qg3++- 25.Bh2 Bc5 Black wants to keep the bishop. 25...f6 26.Rxa7!? Rxa7 27.g4 Nf4 27...Ng7? 28.Bxe5 dxe5 29.Qh2+- 28.Bxf4 gxf4 29.b6 cxb6 30.Nh4+ Kf7 31.Ndf5 with compensation. 26.Rxa8 Rxa8 27.f4 f6! 28.fxe5 dxe5 29.Kh1 29.g4 Nf4 30.Bxf4 gxf4 31.Qh2 Qh7 32.Qxh7+ Kxh7 33.Kg2 exd4 34.Rh1+ Kg6 35.Rh6+ Kf7 36.cxd4 Bf8= 29...exd4 30.cxd4 Bb6 31.Qd3 Rh8 32.Rf1?
Better was 32.Kg1= 32...Nf4 33.Qd2 33.Rxf4 is not sufficient gxf4 34.Kg1 Rd8 35.Bxf4 Bxd4+-+ 33...Qxb5 34.Re1 Even tougher was 34.Qf2 Qc4 34...Ba5 35.Qa2 Bxe1 36.Ne7+ Kg7 37.Nf5+ Kf8 38.Qa8+ Qe8 39.Qxb7
39...Rxh2+! 40.Kxh2 Qh5+ 41.Kg1 Bf2+! 41...Bf2+ 42.Kxf2 Qe2+ 43.Kg3 Qxg2# 0–1

Carissa Yip

Carissa Yip | Photo: Lennart Ootes

In another duel between two favourites, Gulrukhbegim Tokhirjonova won against Irina Krush.
Jennifer Yu also defeated Tatev Abrahamyan. The other games ended in draws.

Yip's lead in the standings has not changed. She has a 1½-point lead over Tokhirjonova. Megan Lee and Alice Lee follow a further point behind.

Gulrukhbegim Tokhirjonova

Gulrukhbegim Tokhirjonova | Photo: Lennart Ootes

Round 9 results

NameRtg.Nt.Pts.Pts.NameRtgNt.
Yip,C
2418
8
0-1
4½
Lee,M
2253
Krush,I
2388
4
0-1
5½
Tokhirjonova,G
2374
Yu,J
2267
3½
1-0
4½
Abrahamyan,T
2327
Zatonskih,A
2312
2½
½-½
5
Lee,A
2395
Cervantes Landeiro,T
2302
3½
½-½
3
Pourkashiyan,A
2269
Atwell,R
2185
2
½-½
2
Paikidze,N
2314

Standings after round 9

Rk.NameRtg.Nt.Pts.n
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
TBPerf.
1
Yip,C
2418
8.0
9
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
32.00
2649
2
Tokhirjonova,G
2374
6.5
9
0
1
½
1
1
0
1
1
1
23.75
2467
3
Lee,M
2253
5.5
9
1
0
1
½
1
0
½
½
1
26.00
2420
4
Lee,A
2395
5.5
9
0
1
½
½
1
1
½
½
½
20.25
2371
5
Yu,J
2267
4.5
9
0
½
½
0
1
0
1
½
1
18.50
2328
6
Abrahamyan,T
2327
4.5
9
0
0
½
0
0
1
1
1
1
14.25
2302
7
Cervantes Landeiro,T
2302
4.0
9
0
0
½
1
1
0
½
½
½
16.00
2283
8
Krush,I
2388
4.0
9
0
0
1
0
0
1
½
½
1
15.25
2265
9
Pourkashiyan,A
2269
3.5
9
0
1
½
0
0
½
½
½
½
16.00
2263
10
Zatonskih,A
2312
3.0
9
0
½
½
½
0
½
½
½
0
12.75
2183
11
Paikidze,N
2314
2.5
9
0
0
0
½
0
½
½
½
½
9.25
2149
12
Atwell,R
2185
2.5
9
0
0
½
0
0
½
0
1
½
9.00
2178
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1.e4 3 c5 28 2.Nf3 12 Nc6 21 3.Bb5 13 d6 43 4.0-0 59 Bd7 28 5.Re1 25 Nf6 33 6.c3 33 a6 36 7.Bf1 1:16 Bg4 45 8.h3 1:27 Bxf3 41 9.Qxf3 4 e6 31 10.d3 5:43 Be7 26 11.Be3 21 d5 4:43 12.Bg5 18:08 0-0 1:38 13.exd5 3:06 Nxd5 11:32 14.Bxe7 12 Qxe7 28 15.Nd2 1:34 Rfd8 6:27 16.Rad1 8:54 b5 8:21 17.Nb3 6:42 Rac8 12:23 18.d4 2:40 cxd4 4:08 19.Nxd4 22 Qc7 6:35 20.Nxc6 26:05 Qxc6 6 21.Rd4 46 Ne7 2:10 22.Qd3 5:09 Rxd4 8:53 23.Qxd4 6 Nf5 12 24.Qd2 5:24 g6 2:10 25.Rd1 1:19 Kg7 43 26.Qe2 3:15 Qc5 6:06 27.Rd3 46 Ne7 4:46 28.g3 1:44 Nc6 2:06 29.Bg2 1:42 Ne5 4:17 30.Rd4 53 Nc4 1:18 31.Bb7 2:34 Rc7 11 32.Bxa6 2:43 e5 2:34 33.Rd1 25 Ra7 54 34.b3 1:04 Na3 3:41 35.c4 37 Rxa6 31 36.Rd5 3 Qc7 1:37 37.cxb5 35 Re6 2:02 38.Qb2 44 Qb7 1:50 39.Rxe5 38 Rxe5 20 40.Qxe5+ 3 f6 11 41.Qc5 2:29 Nxb5 36 42.a4 3:20 Na7 24 43.b4 7 Nc6 3:39 44.b5 2:27 Ne5 6:15 45.b6 8:52 Nf3+ 2:20 46.Kf1 1:06 Nd2+ 5:38 47.Kg1 4:11 Ne4 1:08 48.Qd4 3:31 Ng5 59 49.Qc5 2:03 Ne4 4:09 50.Qd4 11 Qc6 2:00 51.Qb2 5:14 Nc5 3:02 52.a5 23 Nd3 41 53.Qd2 1:41 Ne5 17 54.Qb2 1:08 Nf3+ 1:40 55.Kf1 3 Qc4+ 54 56.Kg2 45 Ne1+ 2:05 57.Kg1 12 Nf3+ 3 58.Kg2 5 Ne1+ 3 59.Kg1 17 Qe4 1:30 60.Kf1 1:14 Qh1+ 2:30 61.Ke2 1 Qe4+ 4 62.Kf1 6 Nd3 2:17 63.Qc2 2:05 Qe1+ 35 64.Kg2 1 Qxa5 40 65.Qxd3 14 Qxb6 4 66.Qd7+ 9 Kg8 2 67.Qe8+ 9 Kg7 4 68.Qd7+ 3 Kg8 4 69.Qe8+ 1 Kg7 5 70.Qd7+ 17 ½–½
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Abrahamyan,T2327Lee,A2395½–½2024B51USA-ch Women 20241.1
Paikidze,N2314Tokhirjonova,G23740–12024D45USA-ch Women 20241.2
Pourkashiyan,A2269Krush,I2388½–½2024B41USA-ch Women 20241.3
Lee,M2253Yu,J2267½–½2024B75USA-ch Women 20241.4
Zatonskih,A2312Atwell,R21850–12024A05USA-ch Women 20241.5
Yip,C2418Cervantes Landeiro,T23021–02024D34USA-ch Women 20241.6
Lee,A2395Cervantes Landeiro,T2302½–½2024D87USA-ch Women 20242.1
Abrahamyan,T2327Paikidze,N23141–02024B12USA-ch Women 20242.2
Atwell,R2185Yip,C24180–12024A11USA-ch Women 20242.3
Krush,I2388Lee,M22531–02024D91USA-ch Women 20242.4
Tokhirjonova,G2374Pourkashiyan,A22690–12024D48USA-ch Women 20242.5
Yu,J2267Zatonskih,A2312½–½2024D02USA-ch Women 20242.6
Yip,C2418Yu,J22671–02024B75USA-ch Women 20243.1
Zatonskih,A2312Krush,I2388½–½2024D00USA-ch Women 20243.2
Cervantes Landeiro,T2302Atwell,R2185½–½2024D27USA-ch Women 20243.3
Paikidze,N2314Lee,A2395½–½2024E04USA-ch Women 20243.4
Pourkashiyan,A2269Abrahamyan,T23270–12024C04USA-ch Women 20243.5
Lee,M2253Tokhirjonova,G23740–12024B06USA-ch Women 20243.6
Tokhirjonova,G2374Zatonskih,A23121–02024C13USA-ch Women 20244.1
Yu,J2267Cervantes Landeiro,T23020–12024D02USA-ch Women 20244.2
Abrahamyan,T2327Lee,M22530–12024C55USA-ch Women 20244.3
Lee,A2395Atwell,R2185½–½2024D87USA-ch Women 20244.4
Krush,I2388Yip,C24180–12024A40USA-ch Women 20244.5
Paikidze,N2314Pourkashiyan,A2269½–½2024B23USA-ch Women 20244.6
Cervantes Landeiro,T2302Krush,I23880–12024A42USA-ch Women 20245.1
Pourkashiyan,A2269Lee,A23950–12024B50USA-ch Women 20245.2
Zatonskih,A2312Abrahamyan,T23270–12024C02USA-ch Women 20245.3
Yip,C2418Tokhirjonova,G23741–02024A08USA-ch Women 20245.4
Lee,M2253Paikidze,N23141–02024B67USA-ch Women 20245.5
Atwell,R2185Yu,J22670–12024E11USA-ch Women 20245.6
Pourkashiyan,A2269Lee,M2253½–½2024D00USA-ch Women 20246.1
Krush,I2388Atwell,R21851–02024A28USA-ch Women 20246.2
Lee,A2395Yu,J22671–02024D30USA-ch Women 20246.3
Abrahamyan,T2327Yip,C24180–12024C54USA-ch Women 20246.4
Paikidze,N2314Zatonskih,A2312½–½2024D05USA-ch Women 20246.5
Tokhirjonova,G2374Cervantes Landeiro,T23021–02024D00USA-ch Women 20246.6
Atwell,R2185Tokhirjonova,G23740–12024C88USA-ch Women 20247.1
Cervantes Landeiro,T2302Abrahamyan,T23271–02024E29USA-ch Women 20247.2
Lee,M2253Lee,A23951–02024B30USA-ch Women 20247.3
Yip,C2418Paikidze,N23141–02024B12USA-ch Women 20247.4
Yu,J2267Krush,I23881–02024B21USA-ch Women 20247.5
Zatonskih,A2312Pourkashiyan,A2269½–½2024E17USA-ch Women 20247.6
Lee,A2395Krush,I23881–02024E94USA-ch Women 20248.1
Lee,M2253Zatonskih,A2312½–½2024C11USA-ch Women 20248.2
Paikidze,N2314Cervantes Landeiro,T2302½–½2024D30USA-ch Women 20248.3
Tokhirjonova,G2374Yu,J2267½–½2024A11USA-ch Women 20248.4
Pourkashiyan,A2269Yip,C24180–12024B06USA-ch Women 20248.5
Abrahamyan,T2327Atwell,R21851–02024B57USA-ch Women 20248.6
Krush,I2388Tokhirjonova,G23740–12024A25USA-ch Women 20249.1
Yu,J2267Abrahamyan,T23271–02024A17USA-ch Women 20249.2
Yip,C2418Lee,M22530–12024C54USA-ch Women 20249.3
Zatonskih,A2312Lee,A2395½–½2024C00USA-ch Women 20249.4
Atwell,R2185Paikidze,N2314½–½2024B06USA-ch Women 20249.5
Cervantes Landeiro,T2302Pourkashiyan,A2269½–½2024D02USA-ch Women 20249.6
Lee,M2253Cervantes Landeiro,T23020–12024B32USA-ch Women 202410.1
Lee,A2395Tokhirjonova,G23741–02024D07USA-ch Women 202410.2
Abrahamyan,T2327Krush,I23880–12024B43USA-ch Women 202410.3
Zatonskih,A2312Yip,C24181–02024B07USA-ch Women 202410.4
Paikidze,N2314Yu,J2267½–½2024D02USA-ch Women 202410.5
Pourkashiyan,A2269Atwell,R21850–12024D00USA-ch Women 202410.6
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Atwell,R2185Lee,M22530–12024A12USA-ch Women 202411.2
Tokhirjonova,G2374Abrahamyan,T23271–02024C18USA-ch Women 202411.3
Yu,J2267Pourkashiyan,A2269½–½2024A07USA-ch Women 202411.4
Cervantes Landeiro,T2302Zatonskih,A2312½–½2024D02USA-ch Women 202411.5
Krush,I2388Paikidze,N2314½–½2024E27USA-ch Women 202411.6

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