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Wuerttembergische Jugendeinzelmeisterschaften 2026 U18

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18 players participated in this 7-round tournament, held from 04 Apr 2026 to 11 Apr 2026 in Lindau, Germany. 1 titled players from 3 federations. Top 10 Elo average was 1964, and top seed was Daniel Goldinov (🇩🇪 GER, 2138).

Richard Walter (🇩🇪 GER, 2118) won with 5.5/7, ahead of Ilya Zomartova (5.0) and Luca Fabio Doll (4.5). Walter broke clear in the final round.

The biggest upset came in round 7: Martin Velitchkov (1687) beat Jan Philipp Rechner (CM, 2028), a +341-point gap.

Location
🇩🇪Lindau, Germany
Dates
04 Apr 2026 → 11 Apr 2026
Time control
Standard: 90min/40moves+30min/end+30sec increment per move starting from move 1
System
Swiss · 7 rounds
Top seed
🇩🇪Daniel Goldinov2138
Avg top 10
1,964
Participants
18
Titled players · 1
CM×1
Federations · 3 represented
🇩🇪Germany×16
🇺🇦Ukraine×1
🇬🇪Georgia×1
Top 3

How it unfolded

Top 6 · 7 rounds

Richard Walter led from R3; +0.5-point edge over the runner-up.

Co-leaders
7
4
1
1
2
3
1
23.55.57R1R2R3R4R5R6R7
Walter5.5Zomartova5Goldinov4.5Bodriyenko4.5Doll4.5Velitchkov4
R3–R7 · LEAD HELD

Richard Walter held the sole lead from R3 through R7 without losing it.

R5 · HEAD-TO-HEAD · WINNER VS 2ND

Richard Walter drew with Ilya Zomartova (Black).

R1–R3 · WIN STREAK

Richard Walter won 3 in a row (R1–R3).

Key matchups · top 4

Head-to-head between the four finishers
Player1234
1Richard Walter*
½
—
1
2Ilya Zomartova
½
*
1
—
3Daniel Goldinov—
0
*—
4Markiyan Bodriyenko
0
——*

Grille américaine

#PlayerEloFedR1R2R3R4R5R6R7PtsBu C1BuSBPerfΔ
1Walter, Richard2118GER+13N+8B+7N=6B=2N=3B+4N5.526.029.022.252153+14.0
2Zomartova, Ilya1924GEO+12N+5B=6N=7B=1B+10N=3N5.026.029.520.502127+77.6
3Doll, Luca Fabio2038GER=15N=4B=16N+8B+7N=1N=2B4.525.527.517.751960-16.8
4Bodriyenko, Markiyan1992GER−9N=3N+17B+16B+8N+6N−1B4.523.524.513.251946-5.6
5Goldinov, Daniel2138GER+10B−2N+9B+15N−6B=7N+13B4.523.025.514.501971-47.6
6Rechner, Jan PhilippCM2028GER+14B+9N=2B=1N+5N−4B−8N4.027.030.016.251971-15.2
7Korenchenko, Semen1960UKR+11B+18N−1B=2N−3B=5B+15N4.025.526.011.251923-8.4
8Velitchkov, Martin1687GER+17B−1N+11B−3N−4B+16N+6B4.024.025.010.501908+70.8
9Vowinckel, Joscha1793GER+4B−6B−5N=10N=13B=12N+18B3.523.023.510.001853+13.6
10Schalamon, Jonas1845GER−5N=15B+13N=9B+14N−2B=11N3.522.525.010.751824-8.8
11Quarleiter, Elias1645GER−7N+12B−8N−13B+17N+15B=10B3.520.521.58.751741+34.4
12Weinhold, Roman1657GER−2B−11N−14B+17N+18N=9B+16B3.518.018.55.251671+1.2
13Bisanz, Daniel1799GER−1B=17N−10B+11N=9N+14B−5N3.023.524.58.751792-8.4
14Mattes, Sam1795GER−6N−16B+12N+18B−10B−13N+17B3.017.017.55.001633-52.0
15Kratt, Lauri1675GER=3B=10N+18B−5B=16N−11N−7B2.522.022.55.501675-8.0
16Bosch, Jose Enrique1651GERF+14N=3B−4N=15B−8B−12N2.022.022.06.501683+2.8
17Taechl, Simon1565GER−8N=13B−4N−12B−11B=18N−14N1.021.522.01.751357-43.6
18Friz-Schwartz, Henric0GERF−7B−15N−14N−12B=17B−9N0.517.517.50.5013400.0

Key insights

Biggest movers and upsets — the story behind the numbers.

Top rating gainers
Top rating losers
Biggest upsets