 In July of that year, her chess reached a new career high when an Elo rating of 2454 placed her at 16th in the World's top 100 women.In 2001, she led the English ladies once more to the European Team Championship (in León, Spain) and again returned with a team bronze medal.At the 2004 Chess Olympiad in Calvià, she narrowly missed out on a medal after scoring 9.5/13, for a rating performance of 2558, including a notable victory over Humpy Koneru.