A Mamaia (Romania) dal 6 al 16 settembre si sono giocati i World Youth U14, U16, U18 Chess Championship 2022.
Tutti i tornei si sono giocati in 11 turni (cadenza 90′ + 30”).

OPEN-U14 (138 participants)
1. Ilamparthi A R (IND) 9.5 points
2. FM Seemann Jakub (POL) 9 points
3. IM Ansat Aldiyar (KAZ) 8.5 points
94. Fava Lorenzo (ITA) 4.5 points

Girls-U14 (96 participants)
1. WCM Nurgaliyeva Zarina (KAZ) 9 points
2. Peglau Charis (GER) 8.5 points
3. WFM Shvedova Alexandra (FID) 8.5 points
60. Cammalleri Elena (ITA) 5 points

OPEN-U16 (111 participants)
1. IM Pranav Anand (IND) 9 points
2. Lutsko Artem (UKR) 8.5 points
3. FM Droin Augustin (FRA) 8.5 points
58. Pegno Mattia (ITA) 5.5 points
95. Liloni Francesco Mattia (ITA) 4 points

Girls-U16 (87 participants)
1. WFM Munkhzul Davaakhuu (MGL) 8.5 points
2. WCM Nguyen Hong Nhung (VIE) 8.5 points
3. FM Van Foreest Machteld (NED) 8.5 points
21. WFM Sala Giulia (ITA) 6.5 points
60. De Bianchi Asia (ITA) 5 points
71. Zito Enrica (ITA) 4 points

OPEN-U18 (109 participants)
1. IM Rodrigue-Lemieux Shawn (CAN) 9 points
2. FM Nogerbek Kazybek (KAZ) 8 points
3. FM Fromm Marius (GER) 8 points
56. CM Ballotti Luca (ITA) 5.5 points

Girls-U18 (79 participants)
1. WIM Mkrtchyan Mariam (ARM) 11 points
2. WFM Allahverdiyeva Ayan (AZE) 8.5 points
3. WFM Wikar Martyna (POL) 8 points
21. Bordin Silvia (ITA) 6.5 points