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15-year-old Ukrainian rising star Anastasiia Hnatyshyn emerged as the sole winner of the European Women’s Chess Championship 2026 in Batumi, Georgia!

Anastasiia Hnatyshyn (UKR, 2207) entered the final round as the sole leader of the event, playing with the Black pieces against Polish representative IM Klaudia Kulon (POL, 2377). Kulon was well-prepar...


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The 15-year-old sensation from Ukraine, WFM Anastasiia Hnatyshyn, emerged as the sole leader of the European Women’s Chess Championship 2026 after ten rounds of play in Batumi, Georgia!

Anastasiia Hnatyshyn (UKR, 2207) defeated IM Eline Roebers (NED, 2389) today with the White pieces to enter the final round of the tournament with a half-point edge over the runners-...


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Nine rounds have been played at the European Women’s Chess Championship 2026 in Batumi, Georgia, and only two rounds remain before the new champion is crowned.

Scoring 7.5/9 points each, 15-year-old WFM Anastasiia Hnatyshyn (UKR, 2207) and IM Sabrina Vega Gutierrez (ESP, 2375) are tied for first place, entering the penultimate round as tournament co-leaders.

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Eight rounds have been played at the European Women’s Chess Championship 2026, and IM Sabrina Vega Gutierrez (ESP, 2375) has emerged as the sole leader of the event with a score of 7/8 points!

In a direct eighth-round clash between the tournament leaders, IM Sabrina Vega Gutierrez (ESP, 2375) defeated IM Meri Arabidze (GEO, 2409) with the White pieces. Vega Gutierre...


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The seventh round of the European Women’s Chess Championship 2026 was played today in Batumi, Georgia, and only four rounds left to be played before the announcement of the new European Champion.

Playing on the top board, the 2023 European Women’s Champion IM Meri Arabidze (GEO, 2409) defeated 15-year-old WFM Anastasiia Hnatyshyn (UKR, 2207) to stop the Ukrainian ri...


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