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Festival Nacional da Juventude FENAJ SUB14F STD

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17 players participated in this 6-round tournament, held from 01 May 2026 to 03 May 2026 in Teresina PI, Brazil. Top 10 Elo average was 1629, and top seed was Sophia Parisotto Seara (🇧🇷 BRA, 1739).

Sophia Parisotto Seara (🇧🇷 BRA, 1739) won with 5.0/6, ahead of Yasmin Leticia da Costa Martins (4.5) and Maria Vitoria Baratieri (4.5). Seara clinched sole first place in the final round.

The biggest upset came in round 2: Juliana Vitiello Marangon (1474) beat Paola De Oliveira Cunha (1662), a +188-point gap.

Location
🇧🇷Teresina PI, Brazil
Dates
01 May 2026 → 03 May 2026
Time control
Standard: 60 minutes with 30 seconds increment from move 1
System
Swiss · 6 rounds
Top seed
🇧🇷Sophia Parisotto Seara1739
Avg top 10
1,629
Participants
17
Federations · 1 represented
🇧🇷Brazil×17
Top 3

How it unfolded

Top 6 · 6 rounds

Sophia Parisotto Seara led from R6; +0.5-point edge over the runner-up.

Co-leaders
8
3
1
1
1
1
1.534.56R1R2R3R4R5R6Seara takes lead
Seara5Baratieri4.5Martins4.5Kruger4.5Garghetti3.5Costa3.5
R6 · LEADER CHANGE03 May

Sophia Parisotto Seara takes the sole lead (5.0/6).

R2 · HEAD-TO-HEAD · WINNER VS 2ND

Sophia Parisotto Seara lost to Maria Vitoria Baratieri (Black).

WIN STREAKS · 2 top finishers

Sophia Parisotto Seara 4 wins (R3–R6)Yasmin Leticia da Costa Martins 4 wins (R1–R4)

Key matchups · top 4

Head-to-head between the four finishers
Player1234
1Sophia Parisotto Seara*
0
1
1
2Maria Vitoria Baratieri
1
*
0
—
3Yasmin Leticia da Costa Martins
0
1
*
½
4Nathalia Kruger
0
—
½
*

Grille américaine

#PlayerEloFedR1R2R3R4R5R6PtsBu C1BuSBPerfΔ
1Seara, Sophia Parisotto1739BRA+4B−3N+12B+8N+9B+2B5.019.021.016.501829+20.8
2Martins, Yasmin Leticia da Costa1589BRA+14B+12N+3B+6N=4B−1N4.519.521.013.751702+23.6
3Baratieri, Maria Vitoria1581BRA+17N+1B−2N=9N+10B+6B4.518.018.012.251778+52.8
4Kruger, Nathalia1559BRA−1N+17B+11N+5B=2N+12B4.517.517.510.251721+34.4
5Garghetti, Julia1663BRA+10B=8N=15B−4N=7B+9N3.516.017.59.001647-3.2
6Costa, Yanni Queiroz1549BRA+9B+15N=8B−2B+14N−3N3.516.017.57.001598+13.2
7Soares, Amanda Duarte1615BRA−8B−10N+13B+17N=5N+14B3.512.512.55.251504-25.2
8Costa, Elisa Queiroz1493BRA+7N=5B=6N−1B−12B+10N3.018.020.09.501694+54.0
9Lima, Julia Rodrigues1725BRA−6N+11B+16N=3B−1N−5B2.519.020.56.251530-62.8
10Martins, Eduarda Baldisserotto1545BRA−5N+7B=14N+11B−3N−8B2.517.018.56.751501-12.0
11Chahuaylla, Joyce A Chahuares1514BRA+13B−9N−4B−10N+17B=16N2.513.013.02.751444-19.6
12Castro, Helena Maria Silva Ferrei0BRAF−2B−1N+16B+8N−4N2.018.518.54.5014990.0
13Cunha, Paola De Oliveira1662BRA−11N−16B−7NF+15B+17N2.09.09.01.501359-63.6
14Faria, Luisa Gomes Mortoni0BRA−2NF=10B+15N−6B−7N1.515.515.52.7514310.0
15Ferreira, Camila Passos Bomfim1603BRA+16N−6B=5N−14B−13NF1.512.012.03.251500-23.6
16Marangon,Juliana Vitiello1474BRA−15B+13N−9B−12NF=11B1.510.510.53.251539+11.2
17Fernandes, Maria Luisa B Morais0BRA−3B−4NF−7B−11N−13B0.017.017.00.007860.0

Key insights

Biggest movers and upsets — the story behind the numbers.

Top rating gainers
Top rating losers
Biggest upsets