Nihira Koul (U-18 Girls), Prishita Gupta (U-16 Girls) and Maitreyi Mondal (U-14 Girls) clinched titles in their respective age categories with a round to spare at the Western Asian Youth Chess Championship 2026

U-18 Girls

WCM Nihira Koul has clinched the U-18 Girls title at the Western Asian Youth & Junior Chess Championship 2026 with a round to spare. She has scored 7/8 points by winning six games and drawing two.

With 6 wins and 2 draws, Nihira secured her top spot. | Source: Chess results

U-18 Western Asian Youth Chess Championship 2026 Champion: Nihira Koul! | Photo: Akshat Prajapati

Ranking list after 8 rounds

Rk.

Name

Rtg

Pts.

 TB1 

 TB2 

 TB3 

1

Nihira, Koul

2031

7

0

6

35,5

2

Yashvi, Jain

1883

5,5

1

4

37,5

3

Sravyasree, Bheemarasetty

2020

5,5

2

5

34,5

4

Saparya, Ghosh

1947

5,5

2

5

33,5

5

Shanmathi, Sree S

2063

5

0

5

32,5

6

Kathakali, Dey

1826

5

0

4

34

7

Jagadale, Ishwari

1855

5

0

4

33,5

8

Avika, Panwar

1666

5

0

4

32

9

Kirthika, B

1947

5

0

3

34,5

10

Saranya, Devi Narahari

2018

4,5

1

4

35

Full list here

U-16 Girls

Prishita Gupta strikes again! She put up an excellent run in the U-16 Girls section. She scored 7.5/8 points with 7 wins and 1 draw.

Prishita's winning run! | Source: Chess results

Ranking list after 8 rounds

Full list here

This is Prishita's third tournament title in a month. Earlier this month, she won the 42nd National Sub-Junior Girls U-15 Chess Championship 2026 and the 36th National Under-17 Girls Chess Championship.

First victory of the month: 36th National Under-17 Girls Chess Championship.

Second victory of the month: 42nd National Sub-Junior Girls U-15 Chess Championship 2026.

U-14 Girls

Maitreyi Mondal has been unstoppable in the U-14 Girls section! She won all the games to acheive a perfect 8/8 score.

Will she score one more victory in the final round? | Source: Chess results

Ranking list after 8 rounds

Rk.

Name

Pts.

 TB1 

 TB2 

 TB3 

1

Maitreyi, Mondal

8

35,5

40

40

2

Palliyage, Sethumlee Devhara

6

33

37

27

3

Hunsika, M

5,5

38

40

23,5

4

Pavithra, R V

5,5

37

41

25,5

5

Krupha, S Ukkali

5,5

37

39,5

23,25

6

Sasi, Hasini Chintala

5,5

32,5

36

23,25

7

Sayee, Atreyi Mohapatra

5,5

31,5

34

21,75

8

Ameya, A R

5

37

40,5

21,5

9

Vitasta, Koul

5

33,5

37

19,75

10

Yasaswini, Animi

5

33,5

36

20,75

Full list here

Earlier this month, Maitreyi finished third at the 42nd National Sub-Junior Girls U-15 Chess Championship 2026.

3rd place at the 42nd National Sub-Junior Girls U-15 Chess Championship 2026. | Photo: Akshat Prajapati

The tournament is being held in Gujarat from October 23 to 29, 2026. The time control is 90 minutes + 30 second increment from move one.

A full report will be published soon.

Follow all the results and games from the Western Asian Youth & Junior Chess Championship 2026 here.