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Nguyen, Duc Hoa (13.07.1989)

Vietnamese chess Grandmaster (2014). Vietnamese Chess Champion (2014). Best results: Asian Team Chess Championship 2012, 3rd team; Penang 2012, 1st; Asian Team Chess Championship 2014, 3rd team; 8th Mumbai Mayors cup 2015 – Category A, 3rd-4th; Bhubaneswar 2017, 1st; Bhopal 2017, 1st; Mumbai 2017, 1st; He played for Vietnam in the Chess Olympiads 2010, 2012

Nguyen, Anh Khoi (11.01.2002)

Vietnamese chess Grandmaster (2019). Vietnamese Chess Champion (2016, 2019). Best results: Asian Youth Championship 2012 – group U10, 1st; Asian Youth Championship 2014 – group U12, 1st; World Youth Chess Championship 2012 – group U10, 1st; World Youth Chess Championship 2014 – group U12, 1st; Asian Junior Chess Championship 2019, 1st; He played for Vietnam

Neikšāns, Arturs (16.03.1983)

Latvian chess Grandmaster (2012) is born in Valka, Latvia. Latvian chess champion (1999, 2011, 2015, 2019). Best results: Liepaja Rokade 2009, 1st; 9th Wunsiedel Chess Festival 2015 in Germany, 1st; 5th Vladimir Petrov memorial 2016 in Jurmala, shared 1st (4th in tiebreak); RTU Open 2016 A tournament in Riga, shared 1st place (3rd in tiebreaks); Liepaja

Naroditsky, Daniel (19.11.1995)

American chess prodigy and chess Grandmaster (2011) is born in San Mateo, California, United States. World Youth Chess Championship – U12 (2007). Best results: Northern California K-12 Chess Championship 2007, 1st (becoming the youngest player ever to do so); World Youth Chess Championship 2007 – U12, 1st; Northern California 9-12 Chess Championship 2008, 1st; U.S.

Nabaty, Tamir (04.05.1991)

Israeli chess Grandmaster (2011) is born in Ness Ziona, Israel. Israeli chess champion (2013, 2016). Best results: World Youth Championship 2006 – U16, 6th; European Youth Championship 2007 – U16, 8th; European Youth Championship 2009 – U18, 4th; Albena 2010, 1st; Chennai 2011, 2nd; Belgrade Trophy 2012, 1st; Czech Open Chess Festival in Pardubice 2012,

Molner, Mackenzie (01.08.1988)

American chess Grandmaster (2013) is born in Montclair, New Jersey, USA. Best results: Denker Tournament of High School Champions 2004, 1st; New Jersey State Chess Championship 2008, 1st; U.S. Open Chess Championship 2013, tied 1st; 116th United States Open Chess Championship 2015 held in Phoenix, Arizona, tied 2nd; 70th New Jersey State Championship Tournament 2017,

Moiseenko, Vadim (07.07.1994)

Russian chess Grandmaster (2018) is born in Bratsk, Russia. European Youth Chess Champion – U18 (2012). Best results: Russian Youth Chess Championship 2001 – group U8, 2nd; European Youth Chess Championship 2012 – group U18, 1st; Finland International Chess Tournament Heart of Finland 2014, 3rd; Finland International Chess Tournament Heart of Finland 2016, 1st; Russian

Mohr, Stefan (22.10.1967)

German chess Grandmaster (1989) is born in Frankfurt, Germany. Best results: Budapest 1989, tied 3rd; He was second board reserve for the bronze medal-winning German team at the 1989 European Team Chess Championship. Peak rating: 2530  

Mikaelyan, Arman (25.11.1996)

Armenian chess Grandmaster (2017) is born in Yerevan, Armenia. Best results: Armenian Junior Chess Championship 2013 – U18, 2nd; Armenian Junior Chess Championship 2014 – U18, 3rd; Armenian Chess Championship 2015, 2nd; 2nd Yerevan Open 2017, tied 3rd; Riga Technical University Open 2019 – “A” tournament, 3rd; Peak rating: 2515 in December 2017  

Shishkin Vadim (04.03.1969)

Ukrainian Grandmaster (2007). World Senior Champion (50+) in 2019 Best results: Ungureanu Memorial (ROM) 2004, 1st; Police (POL) 2004, 1st; Bucharest Autumn 2004, 1st; Geller Memorial 2005, 1st-3rd; Cracovia Open 2006, 2nd; Kyiv Championship 2007, 1st; Wroclaw 2007, 1st; Bucharest Intl 2007, 1st; Kowalewo Pomorskie (POL) 2007, 1st; Alushta 2007, 2nd; Ciocaltea Memorial 2008, 1st;