I was browsing and just stumbled upon this news where Ahyan defeated Oliver Wu last year. So nice to read it -
http://weibelchess.blogspot.com/2016/03/weibel-chess-team-at-calchess-state.html
Oliver Wu (1851) 5-1 Tied for Second - Oliver is always our top player and most skilled player at Weibel. For some strange reason he always seems to lose to a lower rated player in an early round. This weekend it was in the first round. He lost to a 1207 player named Ahyan Zaman. Ahyan, to be candid, is underrated by a lot. His rating has been a lot higher. He is one of those young players that goes up and down in his rating and is now on a steady uphill path. His father is a solid chess player, and just an all around nice guy, who volunteers his time to help the State and National chess communities. NOTE: I like his Mom as well. In any case, as in other tournaments, Oliver came back strong. NOTE 2: Oliver was disappointed his trophy wasn’t available as he was told it had broken in transit.
http://weibelchess.blogspot.com/2016/03/weibel-chess-team-at-calchess-state.html
Oliver Wu (1851) 5-1 Tied for Second - Oliver is always our top player and most skilled player at Weibel. For some strange reason he always seems to lose to a lower rated player in an early round. This weekend it was in the first round. He lost to a 1207 player named Ahyan Zaman. Ahyan, to be candid, is underrated by a lot. His rating has been a lot higher. He is one of those young players that goes up and down in his rating and is now on a steady uphill path. His father is a solid chess player, and just an all around nice guy, who volunteers his time to help the State and National chess communities. NOTE: I like his Mom as well. In any case, as in other tournaments, Oliver came back strong. NOTE 2: Oliver was disappointed his trophy wasn’t available as he was told it had broken in transit.
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