The supremacy of Indian youngsters in Age Group events proved once again as Pranesh M, Aapar Saxena and Avirat Chauhan won Gold in the Under-15, Under-9 & Under-7 Open categories of Asian School Online Chess Championship organized by National Chess Federation of the Philippines at Tornelo Platform which concluded on Saturday.

Apart from the trio, Shubh Kapur in Under-15, Sahib Singh in Under-13 and Aarush Bathula in Under-7 secured Silver while Soham Kamotra in Under-17, Harshad S in Under-15, Goutham Krishna in Under-11, Aryaman Ganguly in Under-9 and Advik Upadhyaya in Under-7 finished third to achieve Bronze.

In the team championship India secured Gold in Under-15, Under-11, Under-9 and Under-7 categories while Silver in Under-17 and Bronze in Under-13.

Under-15 (Team Gold) : Pranesh M, Shiv Shome, Shubh Kapur & Harshad S

Under-11 (Team Gold) : Goutham Krishna, Aakash G, Mrinmoy Rajkhowa & Ethan Vaz

Under-9 (Team Gold) : Aryaman Ganguly, Sri Akhil Prasad, Mithun Pranav & Aarav Arpit Shah.

Under-7 (Team Gold) : Avirat Chauhan, Rahul Ramakrishnan, Isshaan Arun & Tanush Johri

Under-17 (Team Silver) : Soham Kamotra, Srihari L, Vedant Nagarkatte & Vrashank Chouhan

Under-13 (Team Bronze) : Gaurang Bagwe, Gyana Sai Santhosh, Jaiveer Mahendru & John Veny Akkarakaran

Certificate: SNA Seminar & Exam held in Jammu on 17 & 18 July 2026
Asian Amateur Chess Championships – 2026 (Men & Women U2300 – U2000 – U1700) in Bangkok, Thailand from 20th to 30th November, 2026.
Final report :Asian Junior Open & Girls Chess Championships 2026 in Mumbai from 16-26 August 2026
FIDE World Amateur Chess Championships – 2026 in Klang, Selangor, Malaysia from 04-13 November 2026.
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