Round 4 Chess Olympiad Women's Section Results

Leading Women's results

Bo. 8 Hungary (HUN) Rtg - 4 Georgia (GEO) Rtg 2 : 2

1.1 GM Hoang Thanh Trang 2483 - GM Chiburdanidze Maia 2489 ½ : ½
1.2 IM Vajda Szidonia 2380 - IM Dzagnidze Nana 2503 1 : 0
1.3 IM Madl Ildiko 2376 - IM Javakhishvili Lela 2473 ½ : ½
1.4 WGM Rudolf Anna 2318 - IM Lomineishvili Maia 2437 0 : 1

Bo. 11 India (IND) Rtg - 12 Germany 1 (GER) Rtg 3 : 1

2.1 IM Harika Dronavalli 2462 - IM Paehtz Elisabeth 2471 ½ : ½
2.2 IM Tania Sachdev 2425 - IM Kachiani-Gersinska Ketino 2371 1 : 0
2.3 WGM Swathi Ghate 2320 - WGM Michna Marta 2399 ½ : ½
2.4 WGM Gomes Mary Ann 2298 - WFM Hoolt Sarah 2274 1 : 0

Bo. 3 China (CHN) Rtg - 6 Armenia (ARM) Rtg 3.5 : 0.5

3.1 WGM Hou Yifan 2578 - IM Danielian Elina 2513 1 : 0
3.2 GM Zhao Xue 2518 - IM Mkrtchian Lilit 2443 ½ : ½
3.3 WGM Shen Yang 2450 - WGM Aginian Nelly 2325 1 : 0
3.4 Tan Zhongyi 2395 - WIM Galojan Lilit 2305 1 : 0

Bo. 10 Serbia (SRB) Rtg - 9 Poland (POL) Rtg 1.5 : 2.5

4.1 IM Maric Alisa 2405 - IM Socko Monika 2434 ½ : ½
4.2 IM Bojkovic Natasa 2420 - IM Rajlich Iweta 2404 0 : 1
4.3 WGM Stojanovic Andjelija 2357 - WGM Zawadzka Jolanta 2378 1 : 0
4.4 WGM Benderac Ana 2310 - WIM Majdan Joanna 2284 0 : 1

Bo. 67 Indonesia (INA) Rtg - 1 Russia (RUS) Rtg 0 : 4

5.1 WIM Sukandar Irine Kharisma 2303 - IM Kosintseva Tatiana 2513 0 : 1
5.2 Lindiawati Evi 2121 - IM Kosintseva Nadezhda 2468 0 : 1
5.3 Dewi Aa Citra 1802 - IM Korbut Ekaterina 2459 0 : 1
5.4 Kadek Iin Dwijayanti 1859 - WGM Pogonina Natalija 2474 0 : 1

Bo. 2 Ukraine (UKR) Rtg - 23 Lithuania (LTU) Rtg 2 : 2

6.1 WGM Zhukova Natalia 2488 - IM Cmilyte Viktorija 2512 ½ : ½
6.2 IM Ushenina Anna 2496 - WIM Daulyte Deimante 2278 0 : 1
6.3 IM Gaponenko Inna 2473 - WFM Limontaite Simona 2197 ½ : ½
6.4 WGM Zdebskaja Natalia 2419 - Ziogaite Jovita 2093 1 : 0

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