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Russian Schools Chess Championship 2025 (B_U17)

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16 players participated in this 8-round tournament, held from 17 Jun 2025 to 20 Jun 2025 in Bunyrevo, Russia. 2 titled players from 2 federations. Top 10 Elo average was 2035, and top seed was Alexei Kozlov ( FID, FM, 2212).

Artem Mescheryakov (🇷🇺 RUS, CM, 2115) won with 6.0/8, ahead of Alexander Petrov (5.5) and Evgeniy Teplov (5.5). Mescheryakov won solo starting round 4.

The biggest upset came in round 6: Amir Z Yunusov (1617) beat Vadim Mugenov (1839), a +222-point gap.

Location
🇷🇺Bunyrevo, Russia
Dates
17 Jun 2025 → 20 Jun 2025
Time control
Standard: 90 minutes with 30 second increment from move 1
System
Swiss · 8 rounds
Top seed
FMAlexei Kozlov2212
Avg top 10
2,035
Participants
16
Titled players · 2
FM×1
CM×1
Federations · 2 represented
🇷🇺Russia×15
FIDE (no federation)×1
Top 3

How it unfolded

Top 6 · 8 rounds

CM Artem Mescheryakov led from R4; +0.5-point edge over the runner-up.

Co-leaders
5
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
2468R1R2R3R4R5R6R7R8Mescheryakov takes lead
Mescheryakov6Kozlov5.5Teplov5.5Petrov5.5Denisov5Kolomeets4.5
R4 · LEADER CHANGE18 Jun

CM Artem Mescheryakov takes the sole lead (3.5/4).

R5 · HEAD-TO-HEAD · WINNER VS 2ND

CM Artem Mescheryakov beat FM Alexei Kozlov (White).

R2–R5 · WIN STREAK

CM Artem Mescheryakov won 4 in a row (R2–R5).

Key matchups · top 4

Head-to-head between the four finishers
Player1234
1CMArtem Mescheryakov*
1
½
½
2FMAlexei Kozlov
0
*
1
½
3Evgeniy Teplov
½
0
*
½
4Alexander Petrov
½
½
½
*

Grille américaine

#PlayerEloFedR1R2R3R4R5R6R7R8PtsBu C1BuSBPerfΔ
1Mescheryakov, ArtemCM2115RUS=9B+10N+11B+6N+4B=2N=3B=5N6.033.537.027.002243+52.4
2Petrov, Alexander1975RUS+15B=5N+9B=4B=3N=1B+6N=7N5.535.036.022.752160+70.8
3Teplov, Evgeniy2076RUS+13N+6B−4N+12B=2B=5N=1N+9B5.534.037.523.752121+27.2
4Kozlov, AlexeiFM2212FID+7B=11N+3B=2N−1N+13B=5B+10N5.533.537.024.002136-22.0
5Denisov, Matvey2166RUS=8N=2B=13N+11B+9N=3B=4N=1B5.034.538.022.752072-31.6
6Nesterov, Ivan2097RUS+12B−3N+7B−1B+11N=10N−2B+15N4.532.033.014.251954-48.0
7Kolomeets, Daniel1841RUS−4N+14B−6N−8B+15N+16N+10B=2B4.527.528.511.251928+27.6
8Mugenov, Vadim1839RUS=5B−9N−10B+7N+14B−12N+15B+16B4.524.525.512.001842-0.8
9Prikhodko, Dmitriy Kons1899RUS=1N+8B−2N+16B−5B=14N+12B−3N4.033.034.013.501890-2.8
10Yakovenko, Artem2042RUS=14N−1B+8N+13B=12N=6B−7N−4B3.532.035.013.501853-71.6
11Ershov, Artem1930RUS+16N=4B−1N−5N−6B−15B+13N+14N3.528.529.510.251945+6.8
12Yunusov, Amir Z1617RUS−6N+16B+14N−3N=10B+8B−9N−13B3.528.529.510.251809+64.4
13Maslennikov, Dmitriy Aleks1699RUS−3B+15N=5B−10N+16B−4N−11B+12N3.527.528.58.001822+27.2
14Kaygorodov, Ivan1722RUS=10B−7N−12B+15N−8N=9B+16N−11B3.024.525.55.751667-24.4
15Mukashev, Diniyar Ser.0RUS−2N−13B−16N−14B−7B+11N−8N−6B1.029.030.03.5015170.0
16Rastegaev, Yaroslav1606RUS−11B−12N+15B−9N−13N−7B−14B−8N1.026.527.51.00993-75.2

Key insights

Biggest movers and upsets — the story behind the numbers.

Top rating gainers
Top rating losers
Biggest upsets