30th World Youth Goe Championship

Sponsored by Ing Foundation
The event took place in Pruhonice, near Prague, Czechia
on 13th - 19th August 2013.

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The 30th World Youth Goe Championship under 12

Pl Name                   Cy  Gr  1   2   3   4   5  Win SDOS SOS
 1 Seki Kotaro            JP  6d  5+  4+  6+  2+  3-  4   12  16
 2 Li Yupei               CN  5d  6+  7+  3+  1-  4+  4   11  15
 3 Song Min-hyeok         KR  6d  8+  9+  2-  7+  1+  4    9  13
 4 Lai Jyunfu             TW  6d 10+  1-  5+  8+  2-  3    5  13
 5 Chiu Jeremy            US  4d  1- 10+  4-  6+  7+  3    4  11
 6 Shakhov Kim            RU  3k  2-  8+  1-  5-  9+  2    3  14
 7 Rahardja Lucas         SG  1d  9+  2- 10+  3-  5-  2    1  12
 8 Christiaans Colin      NL  9k  3-  6-  9+  4- 10+  2    1  10
 9 Defer Leon             CZ 16k  7-  3-  8- 10+  6-  1    0  10
10 Hrbek Michal           CZ 16k  4-  5-  7-  9-  8-  0    0  11

Semi-finals: Japan beat Taiwan; China beat Korea.

  • 1st: Japan, Seki Kotaro
  • 2nd: China, Li Yupei
  • 3rd: Korea, Song Min-hyeok
  • 4th: Taiwan, Lai Jyunfu

The 30th World Youth Goe Championship under 16

Pl Name                   Cy  Gr  1   2   3   4   5  Win SDOS SOS
 1 Wang Zejin             CN  1p  5+ 11+  2+  4+  3+  5   14   14
 2 Huang Shinyuan         TW  7d  7+  9+  1- 10+  4+  4    9   14
 3 Shibano Toramaru       JP  7d  8+  4-  6+  5+  1-  3    8   16
 4 Sim Jae-ik             KR  7d  6+  3+ 11+  1-  2-  3    7   16
 5 Lu Andrew              US  6d  1- 12+  7+  3-  8+  3    4   12
 6 Chaow Charoensomsamai  TH  3d  4-  8+  3- 12+  7+  3    4   10
 7 Yeroshkin Oleksander   UA  1d  2- 10+  5-  9+  6-  2    4   14
 8 Xi Yue                 SG  3d  3-  6-  9+ 11+  5-  2    3   12
 9 Song Amira             CA  4d 10+  2-  8-  7- 12+  2    2   10
10 State Silvestru        RO  1d  9-  7- 12+  2- 11+  2    1    9
11 Kajmin Vjacheslav      RU  2d 12+  1-  4-  8- 10-  1    0   12
12 Havelka Samuel         CZ  2k 11-  5- 10-  6-  9-  0    0   11

Semi-finals: China beat Korea; Japan beat Taiwan.

  • 1st: China, Wang Zejin
  • 2nd: Japan, Shibano Toramaru
  • 3rd: Korea, Sim Jae-ik
  • 4th: Taiwan, Huang Shinyuan