Round 7 Results, Women's Section Olympiad 2008, Dresden

Round 7 on 2008/11/20 at 15:00

Bo. 3 China (CHN) Rtg - 7 United States of America (USA) Rtg 2 : 2

1.1 WGM Hou Yifan 2578 - IM Krush Irina 2452 1 - 0
1.2 GM Zhao Xue 2518 - IM Zatonskih Anna 2440 ½ - ½
1.3 WGM Shen Yang 2450 - WGM Goletiani Rusudan 2359 ½ - ½
1.4 Tan Zhongyi 2395 - WGM Rohonyan Katerina 2334 0 - 1

Bo. 12 Germany 1 (GER1) Rtg - 33 Italy (ITA) Rtg 2 : 2

2.1 IM Paehtz Elisabeth 2471 - IM Sedina Elena 2365 0 - 1
2.2 IM Kachiani-Gersinska Ketino 2371 - WGM Zimina Olga 2368 ½ - ½
2.3 WGM Michna Marta 2399 - WFM Ambrosi Eleonora 2128 1 - 0
2.4 WFM Hoolt Sarah 2274 - WFM Brunello Marina 2117 ½ - ½

Bo. 1 Russia (RUS) Rtg - 9 Poland (POL) Rtg 2 : 2

3.1 GM Kosteniuk Alexandra 2525 - IM Socko Monika 2434 ½ - ½
3.2 IM Kosintseva Tatiana 2513 - IM Rajlich Iweta 2404 0 - 1
3.3 IM Korbut Ekaterina 2459 - WGM Zawadzka Jolanta 2378 1 - 0
3.4 WGM Pogonina Natalija 2474 - WIM Majdan Joanna 2284 ½ - ½

Bo. 17 Netherlands (NED) Rtg - 2 Ukraine (UKR) Rtg ½ :3½

4.1 GM Peng Zhaoqin 2455 - GM Lahno Kateryna 2488 0 - 1
4.2 FM Schuurman Petra 2324 - IM Ushenina Anna 2496 0 - 1
4.3 WIM Bensdorp Marlies 2303 - IM Gaponenko Inna 2473 0 - 1
4.4 WIM Van Weersel Arlette 2209 - WGM Zdebskaja Natalia 2419 ½ - ½

Bo. 8 Hungary (HUN) Rtg - 47 Mongolia (MGL) Rtg 3 : 1

5.1 GM Hoang Thanh Trang 2483 - WIM Yanjindulam Dulamsuren 2286 1 - 0
5.2 IM Vajda Szidonia 2380 - Enxtuul Altanolzii 1977 1 - 0
5.3 IM Madl Ildiko 2376 - Nyamtuya Onorjargal 1958 1 - 0
5.4 WIM Schneider Veronika 2315 - Munhchuluun Cegmed 1969 0 - 1

Bo. 13 Bulgaria (BUL) Rtg - 11 India (IND) Rtg 1½:2½

6.1 GM Stefanova Antoaneta 2548 - IM Harika Dronavalli 2462 ½ - ½
6.2 WGM Djingarova Emilia 2352 - IM Tania Sachdev 2425 0 - 1
6.3 WGM Voiska Margarita 2318 - WGM Swathi Ghate 2320 1 - 0
6.4 WFM Raeva Elitsa 2251 - WGM Gomes Mary Ann 2298 0 - 1

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