Final Standing for Boys
1. GM Mamedyarov Shakhriyar 2674 AZE 10½
2. GM Berkes Ferenc 2596 HUN 9½
3. GM Alekseev Evgeny 2632 RUS 9
4. GM Gashimov Vugar 2608 AZE 9
5. GM Smeets Jan 2531 NED 8½
6. — Li Chao(B) 2305 CHN 8½
7. GM Stellwagen Daniel 2561 NED 8½
8. GM Nyback Tomi 2563 FIN 8½
9. GM Wang Yue 2585 CHN 8½
10. IM Magalashvili Davit 2448 GEO 8½
Final Standing for Girls
1. IM Paehtz Elisabeth 2408 GER 10
2. WGM Gu Xiaobing 2330 CHN 9½
3. WIM Kadziolka Beata 2352 POL 9
4. WIM Mamedjarova Turkan 2223 AZE 9
5. WGM Harika Dronavalli 2392 IND 9
6. WGM Pogonina Natalija 2401 RUS 8½
7. IM Dzagnidze Nana 2443 GEO 8½
8. IM Vasilevich Irina 2389 RUS 8½
9. WGM Melia Salome 2318 GEO 8½
10. Khotenashvili Bela 2288 GEO 8
For some reason, the United States did not have a single participant, boy or girl.
Anya Corke, the 2005 Susan Polgar National Invitational Co-Champion finished in a tie for 23rd place. Anya, a US citizen, is currently representing Hong Kong at the moment. She is the #1 rated girl under 16 in the United States. 
Was Nakamura eligible to play?
Of course. So are other US players.
There is little to no money in Junior world championship. Many junior players who have already tasted success in the adult arena are no longer interested in age-limited tournaments. It’s much better to make a few bucks elsewhere.
Radjabov, Harikrishna, Karjakin, Volokitin, Cheparinov and of course, Nakamura all have bigger and more expensive fish to fry.
I’m really surprised a pro like Mamedyarov chose to play in this no-money tournament. Either (a) His federation chipped in with participation fees for the prestige of having an Azeri world champion, or (b) He’s treating it as a warm-up before the World Cup?
Mamedyarov is not just a ‘pro’ or a chess player, he is also a human being. His sister was playing in the girls event. It is logical that he was there to support her.
Susan, are you sure Anya Corke is a US citizen?
I thought she was a Hong Kong citizen.
Her father is American. She was born in California. Her parents moved to Hong Kong due to their jobs. She is a lovely young lady.
Best wishes,
Susan Polgar
http://www.PolgarChess.com
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