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Team USA Wins Four Medals in Greece Print E-mail
By US Chess   
November 5, 2015
Congrats to our August 2015 CL cover star Carissa Yip, who earned a silver medal at the World Youth in Greece. She tied for first with 9.5/11 and took 2nd on tiebreak.

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CarissaCOver.jpgCongrats also to Justin Wang, David Peng and Agata Bykovtsev, who all earned bronze medals.

Browse full standings on chessresults.com and look for for more details coming soon to US Chess from co-head of delegation FM Aviv Friedman and coach GM Alejandro Ramirez. 
 
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