Hungarian Grandmaster (2001) and International Arbiter (2004). In 2010, Anka moved from Budapest to Bellevue, WA, USA. Best results: Budapest FS 96, 1st; ZSO GM 2002, 1st;  Trinec Open (CZE) 2003, 1st ; Paks Kupa GM- HUN, 20041st: Arthur Dake Memorial- USA 2004, 2nd. Retired from international chess since 2010, he was the former coach of

French Grandmaster. Graduated in Computer Science (1991). Coach. French Champion in 1992 and second in 1994. Winner of 3 titles of French Youth Champion U8, U12(2). Best results: Winner at Belfort in 1995 and Clichy in 1995, Bois – Colombes in 2003 and 2004, Montecatini Terme in 2006, Montpellier Masters in 2007 and equal first

Ukrainian Grandmaster (2006). Best results: Listomylst 1996, 1st-2nd; Komarno Open 1997, 1st-2nd; MK Cafe B (POL) 1998, 1st; Erlangen Open 2002, 1st-4th; Tanta Open 2002, 1st-3rd; Donau Open 2003, 2nd; Es Vermar Open  (ESP) 2005, 1st and Vila de Sort (ESP) 2006, 2nd. Retired from international chess since 2009. Best ELO: 2553 in 2006.

U.S. Grandmaster (2004) and U.S. Junior Champion in 1993. Best results: New Castle on Tyne (GB) 1998, 2nd; Hampstead GM 1998, 2nd; Toronto Open 1998, 1st-6th and the U.S. Championship 2002, 3rd-8th. Kreiman founded the Kreiman Chess Academy in Los Angeles, which is dedicated to incorporating chess into educational systems. Retired from international chess since

Ukrainian Grandmaster (2009). Ukraine U16 Champion in 2006, World University Championship runner up 2011. Best results: Ukraine U20 championship 2006, 2nd; Rochefort Open 2007, 1st; Saratov GM 2007, 1st; Kharkiv Kaissa 2009, 1st; Czech Open 2009, 2nd; Voivoda Open (SBR) 2009, 1-4th.Orissa Open (IND) 2010, 1-6th.Czech Open 2010, 2-6th; Chennai Open 2011, 1st; Ouest Toulousain

Ukrainian Grandmaster (2000). Best results: won or shared first at Lvov 1999, Pavlograd 2000, Guingamp 2000, Le Touquet Open 2000, Vrsac Open 2002, Le Mans 2003, Goch Open 2005 and the Gdansk Open 2007. Since 2009, Kozakov has played chess only in France. Best ELO: 2512 in 2001.

Ukrainian Grandmaster, Ukraine U16 Champion in 1999 and Ukrainian U18 Champion in 2001. Kovchan was many times a Ukrainian representative in World and European Youth Festivals. Best results: Chigorin Memorial 2002, 2nd; Brno GM 2004, 1st; Bansque Open 2006, 1st; Independence Cup Kiev 2008, 1st and Ghent Open 2009, 1st, Alushta Summer 2009, 1st; Provincia di

Belarus Grandmaster (1992), FIDE Trainer (2011) and Belarus Champion in 2000. Kovalev won or shared first in Porz 1990, Clichy 1991, Munich Open 1992, Altensteig Open 1992, Cuxhaven 1993, Eupen Rapid 1993, Pushko Memorial 2000 and Czech Open 2005, Duisburg Open 2007, Alushta 2007, Karvina (CZE) 2007, Augustowska Forest Cup (POL) 2008, Budapest FS05 GM

Russian Grandmaster (2001). Kosyrev was the 14th world best U20 rated in 2000. Kosyrev shared the second place in the 55th and 57th Russian Men Championships in 2002 and 2004, was second in Montreal International 2001 and third in Moscow championship in 2004. Retired from International chess since July 2008. Best ELO: 2565 in 2001.

Ukrainian Grandmaster (2008). Best results: Simferopol IM 2004, 1st; Crimea Championship 2006, 2nd; Simferopol IM 2007, 1st; Alushta Spring 2007, 1st; Alushta Autumn 2007, 1st. Peak rating: 2531 in 2009, he is not active since 2014.