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Meier Georg (26.08.1987)

German Grandmaster (2007). German U16 Champion 2003. Best results: German U14 Ch. 2001, 3rd equal; German U16 Ch. 2002, 2nd; Vienna GM 2005, 2nd; Pulvermuhle GM 2005, 2nd; Budapest FS08 2006, 1st; DVM U20 2007, 2nd; World U20 2007, 5th; Pamplona Magistral 2009, 1-4th; Dresden ZMD Open 2010, 1-3rd SPICE Cup (USA) 2011, 1-2nd, Marcel

Medvegy Zoltan (21.03.1979)

Hungarian Grandmaster (2004). Hungarian U18 Champion in 1996. Best results: European U20 1999, 3rd-4th; Budapest FS08 GM 2002, 1st; Schwarzach Open 2002, 1st; Elekes Memorial (HUN) 2004, 2nd; Balaton GM 2005, 1st; Zalakos Festival 2008, 1st, Hungary championship 2010, 3nd; Pannonia-Nitrokemia Cup (HUN) 2010, 1st. Zoltan is the brother of Women Grandmaster Dr. Nora Medvegy.

Maximov Dmitry (20.07.1984)

Ukrainian Grandmaster (2008). Ukrainian U16 Champion in 2000. Best results: World U16 Championship 2000, 3rd-7th; Memorial Sinitsina (UKR) 2007, 1st; Dnepropetrovsk IM 2006, 1st; Czech Open F 2009, 1st; Kulaga Memorial (BLR) 2010, 1st. Best ELO: 2513 in 2009.

Matjushin Gennady (23.08.1984)

Ukrainian Grandmaster (2007). Best results: World Youth Under 16 Chess Olympiads in 1999 and 2000, 2nd; Mariupol Open 2003, 1st; Ukrainian U20 championship 2004, 2nd; KVU Open Shakty 2005, 1st-2nd; Dnipropetrovsk Open 2005, 2nd; I. Ivanov Memorial (RUS) 2006, 1st, Bridges of Ingul 2010, 2nd. Best ELO: 2504 in 2007.

Mateo Ramon (23.06.1958)

Dominican Grandmaster (2008). The first Grandmaster of the Dominican Republic. Six times national champion. Best results: Genoa 2002, 2nd; Ciutat de Balaguer 2004, 3rd; Torneo Intl Aniversario de San Domingo, 1st-3rd; Albacete Open, 2nd; Toupouse Open 2008, 1st. A participant in six Olympiads between 1978 and 2008. Best ELO: 2506 in 2008.

Matamoros Franco Carlos S. (17.12.1966)

Ecuadorian Grandmaster. First ever Ecuadorian Grandmaster. He was awarded one gold and one silver for the best and second best individual performance at board 3 at the Olympiads of 1982 and 1986 and a gold for the best score at board 1 of the Panamerican Team Championship in 2003. Won or shared first at Loures

Maslak Konstantin (27.08.1984)

Russian Grandmaster (2008). Best results: Olomuc IM 2005, 2nd; Olomuc Summer 2006, 1st; Petrovskaya Lydia GM 2006, 1st; Open Internacional d’Escacs Illes Medes 2008, 1st; Russian Championship HL 2008, 4th; Olomuc Summer GM 2009, 1st. Best ELO: 2571 in 2010.

Annakov Babakuli (29.05.1972)

US Grandmaster (1998) born in Turkmenistan. Best results: Winner at Moscow B in 1996, Golberg Memorial in 1997, Emory Castle Grand Prix 2001, South West Open 2002, (co) World Open 2003, Texas State Championship 2001, 2002 and 2003. Retired from active chess he is coaching chess in Texas since 2002. Peak rating: 2600 in 1998.

Marovic Drazen (14.01.1938)

Croatian Grandmaster (1975) and chess journalist. His first good international result was an equal eleventh at the very strong Zagreb tournament of 1965. In 1968 he was equal first with Ivkov at Malaga, and in 1969 at Constanta, he was equal fourth/15. In 1970 came one of his best tournament results when he was fourth

Markus Robert (07.10.1983)

Serbian Grandmaster. Serbian U12 Champion. Won or shared first at Budapest Elekes 1999, Vrsac 2001 and Reykjavik Open 2004, Open Karposh 2011 (FYROM), Open BOSNJACI 2011 (CRO). Also second at Budapest FS and Subotica 1999, Zadar Open 2003, Ptuj Open 2008, Ikaros Chess Festival 2008, Nova Gorica 2011, Skopje Karpoch Open 2011 and Zlatni Rat