
How does our state compare to others? New York, which boasts 17 players on the Top 100 Juniors, including the top four (GM Nakamura, IM Hess, IM Lenderman and IM Milman). Texas has 11 ranked players, mostly due to recruiting by chess programs at several universities. Southern California is tied with CalChess at 10 each. No other state has more than a half dozen, with New Jersey at 5 and Florida at 4.
- #9 FM Sam Shankland, 16
- #11 FM Elliott Liu, 18 (from Southern California)
- #19 FM Daniel Naroditsky, 12
- #24 NM Nicolas Yap, 18
- #27 NM Daniel Schwarz, 18
- #33 NM Julian Landaw, 18 (from Southern California)
- #38 NM Matthew Ho, 20
- #43 NM Drake Wang, 18
- #48 NM Steven Zierk, 15
- #53 NM Gregory Young, 13
- #73 NM Nicholas Nip, 10
- #97 Rohan Agarwal, 15
- #97 Jimmy Heiserman, 19 (from Texas)
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