Thirty-three players are now entered in the tournament. Four rounds remain and players can still join with a total of 1-point in byes for the first two rounds.

The winners on the top six boards lead with 2 points, and face-off in Round 3:

Wiebe-Prince

Czypinski-Wolchock

Green-Abioye

Twenty-eight players have started the tournament. You can join the tournament November 12 or November 19 with half-point byes for Round 1 and/or Round 2.

Round 1 saw a number of upsets and near-upsets.  Once the game scores are all entered, we’ll try to analyze the key moments – just as Jack did some 20 years ago.

2019 Jack Woodbury Memorial Tournament  – November 5 – Dec 10

One Section – FIDE and CFC Rated Event (CFC Membership required, see below)

Registration for tournament -Tuesday, November 5 – approximately 6:35 pm to 6:50 pm

$ 25 entry fee – Prizes will be based on entries, plus a supplement from the Woodbury legacy.
Location: University of Winnipeg – Rm 4CM42

6 rounds – 1 game on each Tuesday November 5, 12, 19, 26, December 3, 10 –
(This is not a knockout tournament, players will play all 6 rounds) (Players may take up to 2 half-point and any number of zero-point byes.
Half-point byes for round 5 and 6 must be requested before Round 3. 

There is one game per week. All of the TNTs are Swiss (pairing) style tournaments with a time control of G /105 minutes plus a five-second increment from move 1. [Each player has 1 hour 45 minutes to complete their moves, the game will be be approx. 3 hours and 40 minutes maximum].
Start time is 7:00 pm -$ 25 entry fee and

CFC membership required–
All players must be CFC members (can be obtained during registration on-site)[$ 20 for a one-tournament adult membership or $ 25 for 12 months- new adult members pay $ 25 for a twelve-month CFC membership, or $ 16 for a one-tournament membership]Junior (under 20) members pay $ 10 for a one-tournament membership, $ 17 for a twelve-month CFC membership, new junior members pay only $ 17 for a twelve month CFC membership, or $ 8 for a one-tournament membership] .

 
Registration will be cut off at 6:50 pm. Tournament Director will be Tony Boron. Contact at 204-798-9464 or email chessmanitoba at gmail.com
Players can join in Rounds 2 or 3 , they will receive a half-point bye for Round 1 and/or Round 2. Location: University of Winnipeg – Rm 4CM42

Getting to 4CM42: (written by Mark Jenkins) Location is room 4CM42 in Centennial Hall at the University of Winnipeg. This room is a bit tricky to get to because the escalators only go to the 4th floor and do not go to the 4CM mezzanine level. Give yourself time to find the room. Either take the Centennial Hall elevator direct to the 4CM level, or take the Lockhart Hall (Ellice entrance) elevator to level 5 and cross over from the Lockhart level 5 to Centennial Hall 4CM (note, this elevator isn’t always available) or take the escalators to the 4th floor and then use the stairs between the escalator and library to reach the 4CM level.

Yemi Abioye won the 2019 October TNT with 4.5 points. Second was Cory Letain with 4 points. Letain earned the larger U1800 prize, so 2nd and 3rd place money was combined with 2nd U1800 and was won by Harshani Konara, Colin Prince, and U1800 players Gary Crawford and Ievgeniaa-Diana Furda, all with 3 points. Newcomer Sunyo Kim also scored 3 points but won the larger 1st U1500 Prize. Second U1500 was Philipp Gregoryanz.

http://www.chessmanitoba.org/tournaments/2019/2019_Oct_TNT.htm

Tony Boron won the 2019 Manitoba Senior (over 50) with 5 points. Jaroslaw Czypinski took second with 4 points.  Top U1600 was John Remillard with 3 points.  First Over 65 was Bruce Leaden with 2 points.

http://www.chessmanitoba.org/tournaments/2019/2019_MB_Senior.htm

2019 October TNT

Yemi Abioye leads with 3.5 points.

http://www.chessmanitoba.org/tournaments/2019/2019_Oct_TNT.htm

2019 Manitoba Senior

Tony Boron leads with 4 points.

http://www.chessmanitoba.org/tournaments/2019/2019_MB_Senior.htm

Twenty-four players have started the tournaments. You can still join the action next week with a half-point bye for Round 1.

2019 October TNT

2019 Manitoba Senior Championship

Two tournaments running in parallel

2019 October TNT – CFC (Chess Federation of Canada) rated.

2019 Manitoba Senior (over 50) Chess Championship   – CFC (Chess Federation of Canada) rated.

Entrants for the Senior must be born before October 1, 1969.

$ 20 entry fee – Prizes will be based on entries.
Location: University of Winnipeg – Rm 4CM42
5 rounds – 1 game on each of October 1,8,15, 22, 29 –
(This is not a knockout tournament, players will play all 5 rounds) (Players may take up to 1 half-point and any number of zero-point byes.
Half-point byes for round 5 must be requested before Round 3.
Please note that we intend to start the first round at 7:00 p.m. sharp.

There is one game per week. All of the TNTs are Swiss (pairing) style tournaments with a time control of G /105 minutes plus a five-second increment from move 1. [Each player has 1 hour 45 minutes to complete their moves, the game will be be approx. 3 hours and 40 minutes maximum].

Start time is 7:00 pm -$ 20 entry fee and CFC membership required.

All players must be CFC members (can be obtained during registration on-site)[$ 20 for a one-tournament adult membership or $ 25 for 12 months- new adult members pay $ 25 for a twelve-month CFC membership, or $ 16 for a one-tournament membership]Junior (under 20) members pay $ 10 for a one-tournament membership, $ 17 for a twelve-month CFC membership, new junior members pay only $ 17 for a twelve month CFC membership, or $ 8 for a one-tournament membership]

Registration for tournament -Tuesday, October 1 – approximately 6:35 pm to 6:50 pm

Registration will be cut off at 6:50 pm. Tournament Director will be  . Contact at 204-  or email chessmanitoba at gmail.com

Players can join in Round 2, they will receive a half-point bye for Round 1. Location: University of Winnipeg – Rm 4CM42

Getting to 4CM42:  (written by Mark Jenkins) Location is room 4CM42 in Centennial Hall at the University of Winnipeg. This room is a bit tricky to get to because the escalators only go to the 4th floor and do not go to the 4CM mezzanine level. Give yourself time to find the room. Either  take the Centennial Hall elevator direct to the 4CM level, or take the Lockhart Hall (Ellice entrance) elevator to level 5 and cross over from the Lockhart level 5 to Centennial Hall 4CM (note, this elevator isn’t always available) or take the escalators to the 4th floor and then use the stairs between the escalator and library to reach the 4CM level.