James Currie won the 2024 October TNT with 4.5 points. Jeff Babb, Joe Zhou, and Mason Bilugan finished with 3.5 points. Babb and Zhou split the 2nd prize, while Bilugan earned the larger undivided U1800 prize. Keith Gannon was top U1500 with 2.5 points. Crosstable at: https://www.chessmanitoba.org/tournaments/2024/2024_Oct_TNT.htm
Jackson Stordeur won for the second consecutive year, this year with 4.5 points, surrendering only a draw to Rhailey Punay, who finished second with 4 points. Yupeng Maio was top U1700 with 3.5 points. Dinesh Balamanage and Harsha Kumbharathi with 2.5 points, split the U1500 prize. Crosstable at: https://www.chessmanitoba.org/tournaments/2024/2024_Junior.htm
Gabriel Hamm’s hard fought 4th round win earned him a share of of first place, tied with Svitlana Protsyuk and Gustav Baron. Each scored 3/4. John Klokow and Ondrej Pacin won the under-1700 with 2/4. 13 players participated. (ALTO – at least ~twenty-one) Crosstable at: https://www.chessmanitoba.org/tournaments/2024/2024OctALTO.htm SwissSys Report Viewer
Anthony Boron won the Fall Seniors Open, scoring 3.5 points. Al MacPherson was second with 2.5. Thanks to John Klokow for directing the event. Crosstable at: https://www.chessmanitoba.org/tournaments/2024/2024_Fall_Sr.htm This tournament was sponsored by the Manitoba Chess Hall of Fame, and included a presentation of 2020 inductee R.J. Spencer hof.org/spencer/ The next seniors chess tournament is planned… Read More »
James Currie leads with 4 points, and has guaranteed himself at least a tie for first. Jeff Babb and James Atem are next with 3 points. Crosstable at https://www.chessmanitoba.org/tournaments/2024/2024_Oct_TNT.htm
Anthony Boron is in first place with 2 ½ points, and Blair Rutter is in second with 2 points. Round 3 is on Friday, Oct. 25.
James Currie leads with 3 points Crosstable at: https://www.chessmanitoba.org/tournaments/2024/2024_Oct_TNT.htm
Dates: October 26-27, 2024 Location: Cross Common Room at St John’s College, 92 Dysart Road. Free parking is available in K lot. Eligibility: Manitobans born in 2004 or later Restricted to 28 players, based on CFC ratings. Recommended only for experienced tournament players. Registration is not guaranteed; dependent on experience/rating of the player.Please send an… Read More »
The MCA will hold a 4 round classical chess tournament Oct 26-27 at the University of Manitoba. This is an adult-only event for players born 2003 or earlier. Capacity Limit is 30 players. Round 1, Sat 10am Round 2, Sat 1pm Round 3, Sun, 10am Round 4, Sun 1pm The location is the Cross Common… Read More »
Anthony Boron, Blair Rutter, Ray Kuryliw, and John Klokow are leading with 1 1/2 points. Round 3 is Friday, Oct. 18.