Anna Muzychuk

Anna Musytschuk (Ukrainian: Анна Музичук, Slovenian Ana Muzičuk; born 28 February 1990 in Lviv, the World Chess Federation FIDE Anna Muzychuk ) is a Slovenian chess player of Ukrainian descent. Your Elo rating is 2560 (as of April 2014) so that it ranks 4 of the FIDE world ranking of women. Their highest ever Elo rating of 2606 had Musytschuk July-September, 2012. 2002, it was International Women's Champion (WIM ), 2004 Grand Master of the women ( WGM ), 2007 International Master (IM) and 2012 Grand Master (GM). Her younger sister Maria (* 1992), chess player and also bears the Women's Grandmaster title and International Master.

She was repeatedly Youth European Championships (U10 1998, 2000; U12 2002 U14 2003, 2004), youth world champion U16 2005 Junior World Champion 2010 the Chess Olympiads since 2004, they played each on top board of the Slovenian Women's National Team, as well as in the four European Team Championships from 2005 to. 2011th at the European Club Cup for women Musytschuk took a total of eight times and won this part 2010, 2012 and 2013 CE Monte Carlo. In the chess Bundesliga it was reported from 2009 to 2011 for the Chess Club Epping, but had only four appearances in the season 2009/10. In the German Women's Bundesliga, it was reported in 2006 with the German champions Dresdner SC and since 2009 for the OSG Baden -Baden, but played only four games for this (Status: After the 2013/14 season). The French team championship of women she won in 2010 and 2011 Evry Grand Roque, in the season 2009/10 they had in the French team championship, the Top 16, two inserts. Anna Musytschuk was csoport In the highest Hungarian league, the NB I. Szabó László once used in Honvéd Budapest in the 2005/06 season. She won the 2012 championship with Polish team Polonia Warsaw and the Chinese team championship with Shanghai Jianqiao University.