Month: February 2014

  • Presidental Scholastic Results

    On Feb 15, 2014, a 5 section scholastic event was held at Olympic View Elementary School, Seattle. David Hendricks was the tournament Director. 17 players in the K-1 Under 800 rated section were topped by the 5-0 score of Palash Singhal of Creekside Elementary in Issaquah. 18 players in the K-3 Open section were topped by Rockwell…

  • 19th Annual I Have a Dream Scholastic Event Results

    Klamath Falls Oregon had a scholastic chess tournament on Jan. 20, 2014 at Conger Elementary. The High School Section of 8 players was won by two with perfect 4-0 scores: Clara Dykstra of Klamath Union and Caleb Carlton also of KU. A clear winner at 5-0 in the 6th-8th Grade Section was Craig Ronne of Henley…

  • Basin’s Best Team Tournament Results

    Marvin Dykstra of Klamath Falls Oregon directed a two section event in K-Falls on Feb 8, 2014. Sorry I don’t have a team standing result to report. Two K-Falls high schools, Klamath Union (site of the event) and Eagle Ridge took part in the top section plus Ponderosa Junior High. There was an elementary school section…

  • 8th Annual Waypoint Foundation Scholastic Results

    Tyson Berndt of Quincy Washington won $500.00 for topping the tournament held in Ephrata. Including play off games he scored 7-0. Two boys from Ephrata tied for 2nd, Connor Quist and Timothy Novinsky. 98 players took part. Newspaper coverage in the Columbia Basin Herald and Grant County Journal links to the articles on the Waypoint Website, see…

  • Coffeetime Feb 2014 Results

    18 players under the direction of Galen Pyle on Feb 1, 2014 played a G/15; d0 5 round swiss event. Nick Raptis of Portland scored a perfect score to take first place. At 3.5-1.5 in tie for 2nd were Michael Goffe of Portland and Jesse Hutton plus Scott Levin of Portland. The event was quick rated…

  • Major Chess Events Coming to St Louis Again

    Saint Louis to host 2014 U.S. Championships by Mike Wilmering from MI Newsletter by IM John Donaldson SAINT LOUIS (January 15, 2014) — The best chess players in the U.S. will gather in Saint Louis once again to fight for the title of U.S. Champion and U.S. Women’s Champion. For the sixth consecutive year Saint…

  • Some Play at Seattle CC results

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  • Washington High School Individual Results

    Bothell High School was the site for the event directed by David Ellinger. There was a three way tie for first at 4-1 by James Colasurdo of Olympia High School, Michael Wang of Interlake High School in Bellevue and Samir Sen of Skyview High School in Vancouver, WA. Your reporter understands there will be a…