SwissSys Standings. Celebrate Memorial
Name Rtng Rd 1 Rd 2 Rd 3 Rd 4 Tot
1 Grant
Spraggett 2368 W8 W6 W2 W3 4.0
2 Steve
Martin 1818 W14 W13 L1 W6 3.0
3 Aman
Hambleton 1964 W9 D5 W14 L1 2.5
4 Peter
Deal 1774 D10 H--- H--- W7 2.5
5 Michael
Sullivan 1691 W15 D3 L6 W11 2.5
6
Hong Liu
1664 W12 L1 W5
L2 2.0
7 Brian
Oliver 1505 L13 W10 W12 L4 2.0
8 Aubrey
Noftall unr. L1 L12 W15 W9 2.0
9 Andrew
Jesso 1349 L3 D15 W13 L8 1.5
10 Phil
O'Keefe unr. D4 L7 L11 W15 1.5
11 Majde
Takieddin unr. H--- L14 W10 L5 1.5
12 Siddharth
Nag unr. L6 W8 L7 D13 1.5
13 Peter
Noftall unr. W7 L2 L9 D12 1.5
14 Alick
Tsui 1349 L2 W11 L3 U--- 1.0
15 Nakul
Singh unr. L5 D9 L8 L10 0.5
1st place = Grant Spraggett
2nd place = Steve Martin
3rd place = Aman Hambleton, Peter
Deal, Michael Sullivan
Cameron Locke and Amar Sodhi tied for first with 3.5/4.
Terry White (who lost against Cameron in round 3) and Asmita Sodhi (who lost
to Wade Bowers in round 1, and therefore made good use of the Swiss "gambit")
tied for third with 3 points each.
Wade Bower had 2/4, but his losses came in hard fought games against Cameron and Amar.
The last round encounter between Amar and Cameron was an exciting game where
Cameron exchanged both his bishops for knights to mount an attack. I'll try
to key in this game later this week.
It was a pleasure to have a tournament with a link to St.
John's. Locke vs Spraggett was broadcasted live here in Corner Brook.
Thank's to Alick for organizing a chess link which went very smoothly indeed.
Amar.