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Esipenko, Andrey (22.03.2002)

Russian chess Grandmaster (2007). European Chess Champion – U10 (2012). European Chess Champion – U16 (2017). World Chess Champion – U16 (2017). Best results: European Youth Chess Championship 2012 – U10, 1st; European Youth Chess Championship 2013 – U12, tied 1st (2nd on tiebreak); European Youth Chess Championship 2015 – U14, 2nd; World Youth Chess

Stukopin, Andrey (02.06.1994)

Russian Chess Grandmaster (2014) is born in Russia. Best results: World Chess Tour – 9. GM-Tmnt 2010, 1st; Moscow Chess Championship 2014, 2nd; Wisconsin International Chess Festival 2017, tied 1st; 83rd Annual Southwest Open 2017, tied 3rd; 27th Annual Chicago Open 2018, tied 1st; Bay Area International 2019, tied 1st; Peak rating: 2600 in November

Studer, Noel (18.10.1996)

Swiss Chess Grandmaster (2017) is born in Bern, Switzerland. Swiss Champion (2016,2019) Best results: World Youth U18 Championship 2014, tied 3rd; Swiss Champion (2016, 2019); Accentus Young Masters 2016, 3rd; 20. Int. Dolomitenbank Open 2019, tied 2nd; Accentus Young Masters 2019, 1st; He represented Switzerland National Team at the Chess Olympiads (2016, 2018) and the

Stopa, Jacek (03.01.1987)

Polish Chess Grandmaster (2015) is born in Wroclaw, Poland. Best results: World Youth U18 Chess Championship 2005, 3rd; Open Philadelphia 2009, tied 1st; Open Indianapolis 2009, tied 1st; Open Rethymno 2014, tied 1st; Open Cologne 2014, tied 1st; GM Legnica 2004, tied 1st; Open Rybnik 2005, 1st; Peak rating: 2555 in April 2015

Stojanovic, Dalibor (09.12.1983)

Bosnian Chess Grandmaster (2012) is born in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Bosnian Champion (2014) Best results: Bosnia Championship 2014, 1st; 6th Individual Championship of CFFBH 2012, tied 2nd; 3rd PST International Chess Tournament 2017, 1st; VM TURNIR “MEMORIJAL MOMCILA GVOZDENOVICA” 2019, 3rd; He represented Bosnia and Herzegovina National Team at the Chess Olympiads (2006, 2008,

Stern, Rene (15.05.1972)

German Chess Grandmaster (2014) is born in Rostock, Germany. Best results: Berlin Chess Championships ( 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014), 1st; German championship in rapid chess 2010, 1st; German championship in blitz 2013, 1st; Lichtenrader Herbst 2018, 1st; 5. Internationales Spandauer Weihnachtsopen 2019, 1st; Peak rating: 2555 in April 2015

Grigoryan, Karen H. (25.02.1995)

Armenian chess Grandmaster (2013) is born in Yerevan, Armenia. European Youth Champion – U16 (2010). Armenian Chess Champion (2015). Best results: European Youth Champion 2007 – U12, 2nd; Armenian Youth Champion 2008 – U14, 1st; European Youth Champion 2010 – U16, 1st; G. Kasparyan Memorial – Young Masters 2010, 1st; Youth Stars Tournament 2010, 1st;

Stella, Andrea (14.08.1993)

Italian Chess Grandmaster (2017) is born in Cremona, Italy. Best results: 6th Paladino Memorial Tournament 2014, 1st; International Tournament Scheveningen 2017, 1st; Italian Chess Championship 2017, 3rd; Open Plzen 2017, 1st; International Tournament of Vignola Città degli Scacchi 2017, 1st; Oslo Chess Festival 2018, 1st; Peak rating: 2512 in January 2019

Steinberg, Nitzan (12.01.1998)

Israeli Chess Grandmaster (2017) is born in Haifa, Israel. Best results: National Championship Semifinal 2016 North, 1st; National Championship Final 2016, tied 1st; Gideon Japhet Memorial ACP Open 2018, tied 2nd; 12th International Open Palaiochora 2019, tied 3rd; He represented Izrael National Team at the European Youth Team Chess Championship (2015, 2016). Peak rating: 2549

Kozul Zdenko (21.05.1966)

Croatian Grandmaster (1989). European Individual Champion 2006.  Kozul was Croatian Champion in 1995 and 2006, Yugoslav Champion in 1989 and 1990,  Yugoslav Youth Champion U16 in 1981 and Yugoslav U20 Champion in 1984. Best results: won or shared first in Belgrade 1987, Sibenik 1988, Solin 1988, Liechtenstein Open 1988, Ptuj Open, Marseille 1989, Clermont Ferrand