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*7 place at the Estonian Women's Championship in [[International draughts]]<ref>[http://www.kabeliit.ee/turniirid/t186/tournament_table_acc_places.html Eesti MV naistele 100-ruudulised kabes 2015]</ref>
*7 place at the Estonian Women's Championship in [[International draughts]]<ref>[http://www.kabeliit.ee/turniirid/t186/tournament_table_acc_places.html Eesti MV naistele 100-ruudulised kabes 2015]</ref>
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4th place at the Estonian Women's Championship in International draughts<ref>[http://toernooibase.kndb.nl/opvraag/standen.php?taal=1&kl=29&Id=5098&jr=16 Womenchampionship of Estonia 2016]</ref>
* 4th place at the Estonian Women's Championship in International draughts<ref>[http://toernooibase.kndb.nl/opvraag/standen.php?taal=1&kl=29&Id=5098&jr=16 Womenchampionship of Estonia 2016]</ref>


4th place in the Estonian Women's championship in Russian draughts<ref>[http://www.kabeliit.ee/index.php?title=Eesti_naiste_60._meistriv%C3%B5istlused_vene_kabes Eesti naiste 60 meistrivõistlused vene kabes]</ref>
* 4th place in the Estonian Women's championship in Russian draughts<ref>[http://www.kabeliit.ee/index.php?title=Eesti_naiste_60._meistriv%C3%B5istlused_vene_kabes Eesti naiste 60 meistrivõistlused vene kabes]</ref>
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*2 place in the Estonian Championship among women in Russian draughts<ref>[http://www.kabeliit.ee/turniirid/t350/cross_table_acc_places&9.html Eesti naiste 60 meistrivõistlused vene kabes. Cross table — round 9]</ref>
*2 place in the Estonian Championship among women in Russian draughts<ref>[http://www.kabeliit.ee/turniirid/t350/cross_table_acc_places&9.html Eesti naiste 60 meistrivõistlused vene kabes. Cross table — round 9]</ref>

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Merilii Jalg (2017)

Merilii Jalg (born September 20, 2001) is an Estonian draughts player, gold medalist of the Estonian women's championship in International and in Russian draughts (both 2018). The elder sister of the shashlist, Triinu Jalg (born 2005).

Sports biography

At the adult level, she has been performing since the year 2015. She is trained by Arno Uutma.[1]

2015
2016
  • 4th place at the Estonian Women's Championship in International draughts[3]
  • 4th place in the Estonian Women's championship in Russian draughts[4]
2017
2018
  • Estonian champion among women in Russian draughts[6]
  • Estonian champion among women in International draughts[7]
  • Women's World Draughts Championship (Rapid) (27 place)

References