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Seattle Chess Club Adult Swiss Results
April 5-6 saw 18 players take part in an event won by Viktors Pupols 4-0. CLICK Here for USCF Crosstable.
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Sunday Slam Results
Nick Raptis continued his March roll with a win of the Blitz event on March 30. He scored 7-1 (two 1/2 point byes) to top the 22 player event. Time control was G/5; d0. Tournament directors were Sean Tobin and Geoffrey Kenway. Jason Cigan was 2nd at 13-5. TIS Your Move was the affiliate of…
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Seattle Spring Open Results
67 players total in two sections at the Seattle Chess Club on March 21-23. Nick Raptis of Portland won the Open event with 3.5-.5. The reserve section was 5 rounds and winner scored 4.5-.5, Brumas Newstead of Seattle. Fred and Carol Kleist were the tournament directors. There are pictures on the Seattle Chess Club facebook…
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Portland Chess Club Monthly Event Results
The turnout of 39 players was so high that the usual monthly G/60 event held by the Portland Chess Club was for the March 29, 2014 event turned into a G/45 event and had 5 rounds. As usual the winner was Nick Raptis of Portland. His score was 5-0. Neil Dale of Portland was the…
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Dragonslayer Results
James Stripes directed a scholastic event in Spokane on March 22, 2014. Ryan Waters of Northwest Christian School in Spokane won the 28 player K-3 section with 5-0 score. Ethan Naresh of Northwest Christian School topped the K-6 section which had 25 players. Savanna Naccarato of Farman Elementary in Sandpoint, Idaho won the K-12 section…
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Spokane Chess Club Event Results
Spokane Chess Club reports on Facebook: “A total of 16 players competed in the G/45 dual-rated March Madness event that started March 13 and ended on March 20. Jeremy Krasin was a perfect 4.0 to top the field. Second place at 3.0 was shared by Ted Baker, Brad Bodie, and Walter van Heemstede Obelt. That…
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Seattle Chess Club March Tornado Results
March 16, 2014 found 18 players taking part in an event at the Seattle Chess Club under the direction of Fred Kleist of Seattle. A 4-0 score by National Master Roland Feng of Seattle won the tournament. Clear 2nd place score of 3-1 was made by Toshihiro Nagase of Redmond. The event was dual rated…
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Chessmates Springfest Scholastic Results
Photo Credit: Bruce Haley. The Chessmates group of Seattle held a large scholastic event in Seattle at Broadview Thompson Elementary on March 15. Directors were Georgi Orlov and Mr. Bo Cao. Two players topped the 67 player K-1st grade section, Milo Wright of Pathfinder Elementary in Seattle and Griffin O’Connor of Stevens Elementary in Seattle…
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