The championship is divided in two separate categories, and therefore it consists on two parallel tournaments. Junior (less than 12 y.o.), and Senior (less than 18 y.o. - less than 16 for Eastern Asian countries).

Under 18 (senior)

ZHANG Hao, Canada (5d). 14 y.o.

Igor NEMLY, Russia (4d). 17 y.o.

Bogdan ZHURAKOVSKYI, Ukraine (3d). 17 y.o.

Antti TÖRMÄNEN, Finland (3d). 16 y.o.

Floris BARTHEL, The Netherlands (3d). 17 y.o.

LAI Yu-Cheng, Taiwan, ROC (7d). 15 y.o.

Kamon SANTIPOJANA, Thailand (2d). 16 y.o.

SONG Sang-Min, South Korea (5d). 15 y.o.

ONG Siong Hwai, Singapore (3d). 15 y.o.

TANG Wei Xing, China (7d). 12 y.o.

SUZUKI Shinji, Japan (6d). 14 y.o.

Sichen ZHONG, USA (5d). 17 y.o.

Under 12 (junior)

Mihai SERBAN, Romania (5k). 11 y.o.

Oleg KOCHEROV, Russia (5k). 11 y.o.

MISSINGHAM Joanne Jia-Jia, Taiwan, ROC (2d). 11 y.o.

NA Hyun, South Korea (5d). 10 y.o.

LEE Jun Wei, Singapore (6k). 11 y.o.

LIAO Xing Wen, China (5d). 11 y.o.

HOSHI Takayuki, Japan (6d). 10 y.o.

Calvin SUN, USA (3d). 8 y.o.

Players family names are capitalized. Players are sorted by registration order.

Ratings of European players are referred to the EGF rating list of April, 8th. Ratings of other countries are those stated by their national association. Ages (when available) are referred to the tournament start date.

The allotted number of participants according to the countries, regions and organitzations of origin is listed below :

Canada: 1 senior, 0 junior, 0 team leader.
China: 1 senior, 1 junior, 1 team leader.
Europe: 4 senior, 2 junior, 1 team leader.
Japan: 1 senior, 1 junior, 1 team leader.
Korea: 1 senior, 1 junior, 1 team leader.
Singapore: 1 senior, 1 junior, 1 team leader.
Taiwan: 1 senior, 1 junior, 1 team leader.
Thailand: 1 senior, 0 junior, 0 team leader.
USA: 1 senior, 1 junior, 1 team leader.

Total: 12 senior players, 8 junior players, 7 team leaders.