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The bar was at 3d. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.
Recordings of the top board games and the analyses by Catalin Taranu can be found on the London Go Centre YouTube channel.
The following grade changes are being made before submissions to rating: Alexia Beadles 4k -> 10k, Richard Chow 5d -> 1d, Yufan Jia 5d -> 3d, Sebastian Wang 4d -> 3d.

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The 2019 British Youth Go Championship (BYGC) featured 55 competitors, aged from 6 to 17.

The venue was Brownsover Hall Hotel, Rugby.

Section Winners (runners-up)

U18: Jayden Ng (David Baldwin)
U16: Edmund Smith (Jonah Burnstone-Cresswell)
U14: Scott Cobbold (Alexander Hsieh)
U12: Zoe Walters (Emily Oliviere) - Open: Zhibo William Wang
U10: Daniel Yang (George Han) - Open: Gene Wong
U8: Alexander Timperi (Yanyi Xiong)

Youth Champion: Jayden Ng (Gene Wong (Open), Daniel Yang, George Han)

Beginners' section: Ben Levy (5/5)

Winners of four games: Hilary Bexfield, Jacob Rubert, Morgan Pittaway, Rowan Borrow, Oliver Bardsley, Yanyi Xiong, Rahul Surapaneni, Casey Jackson, Elianne Gupta, Connie Amer.

Fighting Spirit: Erin Misselbrook

The bar was at 3d. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.

1. Wanstead A - 4 games
2= Wanstead B - 3 games
2= Rest of the World - 3 games
4. Japan - 2 games

Played at the London Go Centre.

The bar was at 5d. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.

The bar was at 1k. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.

The bar was at 3d. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.

Event combined with the UK Go Challange Finals to celebrate 25 years of the Cambridge Junior Chess and Go Club - adults in the British Small Board shown as group "Ad".

Overall place winners:

1st - Tunyang Xie
2nd - Zherui Xu
3rd - Bruno Poltronieri

All adults winning four or more also won a prize.
Juniors were awarded their prizes under the UK Go Challange Finals.

Event combined with British Small Board Championships to celebrate 25 years of the Cambridge Junior Chess and Go Club - adults in the British Small Board shown as group "Ad".

The junior overall place and age group categories were determined by a knockout system.

Team champions determined by a two-round knockout (all matches won 2-1).