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Alice Lee

Alice Lee

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Oct 22, 2026

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The Opening, Oct 22: Rachael Li is US Women’s Champion

Oct 22 · 1 Mention

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She finished with eight and a half points from 11.
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That put her half a point ahead of number one on the Girls Under 21 list, Alice Lee.
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Irina Krush beat Tatev Abrahamian for sole third.
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Leigh leaves St. Louis with $45,000 and a first IM norm.

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The Opening, Oct 21: Wesley So a draw from a fourth title

Oct 21 · 3 Mentions

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She leads with 8 from 10.
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Number one on the girls' under-21 list, Alice Lee, also won and is a point back.
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Only Alice Lee can still catch Rachel Lee.
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Rachel Lee's last opponent is Anna Zatonsky.
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A loss for Rachel Lee, plus a win for Alice Lee with Black over Anna Sarksyan, would force a playoff.
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U.S. Chess' Round 9 report says Monday's win over Nazi Paikidze completed Rachel Lee's final WGM norm and the title.
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2:29
Rachel Lee said on the broadcast, as Chess.com reports, I'm kind of just chill.
Perpetual Chess Podcast

Perpetual Chess Podcast

Ep 504- John Hartmann on the U.S. Championships, Chess Books, and the Future of Chess Technology

Oct 20 · 2 Mentions

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Ben JohnsonHOST
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Um, which is, which is crazy, but- I know it's been, uh, an intense period for the, the US players who played in the Olympiad in particular, so people who are having disappointing results can hopefully rest up and bounce back, uh, in the future.
Ben JohnsonHOST
18:26
And in the women's section, Rachel Lee and Alice Lee, and Thalia look to put up more wins.
Ben JohnsonHOST
18:33
We'll see what happens.
John HartmannGUEST
18:34
Yeah, it's, you know, it...
John HartmannGUEST
19:30
Yeah.
Ben JohnsonHOST
19:30
So she's really knocking on the door of, uh, earning that title, despite the setback.
John HartmannGUEST
19:35
Well, but I mean, and you know, the other story, Alice Lee, my goodness.
Ben JohnsonHOST
19:37
Yeah.

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The Opening, Oct 20: Rachael Li beats Nazi Paikidze to lead

Oct 20 · 1 Mention

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The 16-year-old Rachel Lee beat Nazi Paikidze in Round 9 and leads the U.S. Women's Championship alone, Chess.com reports.
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In the same round, Arena Crush beat Alice Lee.
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All six games were decisive.
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Lee has seven points from nine.

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The Opening, Oct 18: Wesley So beats Andy Woodward to lead alone

Oct 18 · 3 Mentions

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The U.S. Women's Championship has two players level at the top.
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Alice Lee and Rachel Lee both drew in round eight and share the lead with six points from eight.
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Number one on the U.S. chess women's list, Alice Lee let a large, heavy piece advantage against Anna Zatonsky slip.
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Playing in her first national championship, Rachel Lee drew Tatev Abrahamian after early trouble.
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Jennifer Yu beat Arena Crush, and that kept Crush out of the lead.
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Thalia Cervantes-Landero beat the defending champion, Carissa Yip, with black.
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Cervantes-Landero is half a point behind the leaders.
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Chess.com makes Crush against Alice Lee the game to watch on Monday.

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The Opening, Oct 17: Wesley So leads alone after beating Ray Robson

Oct 17 · 4 Mentions

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The U.S. Women's Championship has two leaders.
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Alice Lee and Rachel Lee share first with five and a half from seven.
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Alice Lee is 17 and the number one on the U.S. chess women's list.
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Rachel Lee is 16.
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Both won in round seven.
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Alice Lee beat Rose Atwell with black a day after losing to Rachel Lee.
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Rachel Lee beat Megan Paragua.
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As Chess.com reports, Rachel Lee told the St. Louis Chess Club commentators, there is not much pressure in this tournament.

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The Opening, Oct 16: Caruana and Liang join the leaders

Oct 16 · 7 Mentions

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Women's Championship has a three-way tie at the top.
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The 16-year-old Rachel Lee beat the leader, Alice Lee, with black in round six.
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Rachel Lee is number two on the U.S.
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Chess Girls Under 21 list, and Alice Lee is number one on the U.S.
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Chess Women's list.
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That ended Alice Lee's run of four straight wins.
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Rachel Lee, Alice Lee, and Thalia Cervantes Landero share the lead on 4.5 from 6.
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Irina Krush and Megan Paragua are half a point back.
Dojo Talks: A Chess Podcast

Dojo Talks: A Chess Podcast

EP 203 | 2026 Junior Draft

Oct 15 · 2 Mentions

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Kostya KavutskiyHOST
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...
Kostya KavutskiyHOST
11:42
Miao Yi Le, and um, and Alice Lee, which I think are all-
David PruessHOST
11:45
Yeah
Kostya KavutskiyHOST
11:45
... you know, perfectly good picks.
David PruessHOST
13:13
Mm-hmm.
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13:13
[laughs]
Jesse KraaiHOST
13:14
Yeah, and then Alice Lee, dude, is now the top junior in the world.
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13:18
Yeah.

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The Opening, Oct 15: Andy Woodward beats Fabiano Caruana

Oct 15 · 1 Mention

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Wesley Tso faces Mishra, and Woodward faces Nieman.
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In the U.S. Women's Championship, Alice Lee leads alone after a fourth straight win.
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Lee beat Tatev Abrahamian with black.
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She has four and a half from five.

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The Opening, Oct 14: Caruana wins Titled Tuesday on rest day

Oct 14 · 1 Mention

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Caruana has black against a player tied for third, Andy Woodward.
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In the women's event, Alice Lee has black against Tatev Abrahamian.
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Lee is on three and a half after her third straight win.
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Over in Geneva, FIDE opened ticket sales today for the Salesforce FIDE World Championship.

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