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New York International Begins with Upsets Print E-mail
June 20, 2009
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1st board of the 1st round of the New York International, GM Jaan Ehvlest vs. Darwin Yang, Photo Dujiu Yang

The New York International began with a number of upsets, including IM Marc Arnold winning over IM Alex Lenderman and Marc Esserman defeating GM Hracek. Young players also shined, with Darwin Yang drawing against the #1 seed, GM Jaan Ehlvest, Alec Getz drawing GM Sergei Kudrin and Kassa Korley defeating IM Daniel Fernandez. Gregory Braylovsky also won against GM Leonid Yudasin.

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The event is held at the Marshall Chess Club from June 19-23. Look for updates and pairings on the Marshall homepage, watch games from the top boards on the Internet Chess Club, and look for CLO reportage by Elizabeth Vicary.

 
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