Australian chess Grandmaster (2016) is born in Cambodia. Australian Junior Chess Champion (2005). Best results: Australian Junior Masters 2004, 1st; Australian Open 2011, 1st; Oceania Zonal 2011 in Rotorua, 3rd; Gold Coast Open 2012, 2nd; Australian Open 2013, 2nd; Doeberl Cup 2013 in Canberra, 4th; Australian Championship 2014, 2nd; Sydney International Open 2014, 1st; Politiken

German chess Grandmaster (1992) is born in Neukirchen-Vluyn, Germany. German Chess Champion (1995, 2001). Best results: 3.Julian Borowski GM Gr.A, tied 2nd; He competed on board 4 for the German team that won the silver medal at the 34th Chess Olympiad 2000 in Istanbul. As of early 2006, Lutz was working as a consultant for

Chinese chess Grandmaster (2011) is born in Shenyang, Liaoning province, China. World Junior Chess Champion (2014). Chinese Chess Champion (2019). Best results: 5th Vladimir Dvorkovich Cup 2010 in Moscow, team 1st; 8th Dato’ Arthur Tan Malaysia Open 2011 in Kuala Lumpur, 2nd; 1st Grand Europe Open 2011 in Golden Sands, Bulgaria, 1st; World Junior Chess

Russian chess Grandmaster (2009). Best results: European Youth Championship 2006 – U16 in Herceg Novi, 3rd-7th; Russia Youth Championship 2007 – U18, 1st; FINEC 2007 in Saint Petersburg, 1st; Championship of the Northwestern Federal District 2008, 1st; FINEC 2008 in Saint Petersburg, 3rd; FINEC 2009 in Saint Petersburg, 2nd-4th; Open Latvian Chess Championship 2009, 1st;

American chess Grandmaster (2017) is born in Madison, Wisconsin, United States. He is an American chess prodigy. He is the second youngest American to qualify for the title of Grandmaster, at the age of 14. Liang was twice world champion in his age category. World Youth Chess Champion – U8 (2011). World Youth Chess Champion

American chess Grandmaster (2017) is born in Plano, Texas. Best results: Standard Ratings September 2015, 1st-4th; The Friendship Games 2015, 3rd; UTDallas versus USA Junior All Stars 2016, 4th; 10th Annual Philadelphia Open 2016, 1st-2nd; USA Junior closed championship 2016, 3rd; North American U20 Open Championships 2016, 1st-4th; 3rd Annual Washington Chess Congress 2016, 1st-5th;

American chess Grandmaster (2010) is born in Leningrad, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union. World Champion – U16 (2005). Best results: World Championship 2005 – U16 in Belfort, 1st; USCF Grand Prix 2008, 1st; Atlantic Open 2009, 1st; USCF Grand Prix 2009, 1st; 112th US Open 2011, 1st; 18th Open International Bavarian Chess Championship 2014 in Bad

Chinese chess Grandmaster (2017) is born in Fuling District, Chongqing, China. Women’s Chinese Chess Champion (2017). Best results: 4th China Women Masters Tournament 2014 in Wuxi, 1st; Moscow Open 2015 – women, 1st; Women’s World Chess Championship 2015, 2nd round; 32nd Böblingen International Open 2015, 1st-5th; 12e Open international de Vandoeuvre – Open A (plus

Czech chess Grandmaster (1982). From the 1970s to the 1980s, Jiří Lechtýnský was one of the leading Czechoslovakian chess players. Best results: Děčín 1979, 1st; Halle 1981, 1st; Budapest Open 1985, 2nd; Czechoslovak Chess Championships 1986, 3rd; Klatovy 1999, 1st; Augsburg 2002, 1st; Havlíčkův Brod 2004, 1st; Česká Třebová 2006, 1st; He played for Czechoslovakia

French chess Grandmaster (2010) is born in Guingamp, France. Best results: Chpt de France – National B 2010, 1st; XVITorneo Int. “Villa De Navalmoral”- VIII Premio Central 2010, tied 1st; 11e Open International d’Echecs de Sautron 2012, 1st; 10e open international de Nantes 2012, 1st; Championnat de France 2012 – Accession, 1st; 43rd Guernsey International