Autumn Cup 2019 - Wastney v Ker to Decide

On Thursday we finished the Autumn Cup proper, but the rather large matter of catch-up games is still to happen.
Of primary importance in the A grade is Wastney v Ker, as a decisive result will mean that the winner will be Autumn Champion, while a draw will mean Nic Croad could catch up with both.
Here is Nic playing an extraordinary game against Russell Dive in round 5:

A Grade Round 5

No Name                  Loc   Result   Name            Loc 

 1 Cilia Vincenti, David 2208    0:1    Ker, Antony     2472
 2 Dive, Russell         2431    0:1    Croad, Nicholas 2453
 3 Nijman, Brian         2136    0:1    Wastney, Scott  2396

Cross Table

No
Name
Loc
Total
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
1
Wastney, Scott
2396
3
*
1
0
1
1
2
Ker, Antony
2472
3
*
0
1
1
1
3
Croad, Nicholas
2453
2.5
0
1
*
1
½

4
Dive, Russell
2431
2
1
0
0
*
1
0
5
Cilia Vincenti, David
2208
1.5
0
0
½
0
*
1
6
Nijman, Brian
2136
1
0
0
1
0
*

The B grade has now been won by Edgar Benitez. His draw against me means that nobody can catch him

Here is Edward Tanoi losing rather painfully to Andrew Stone from a won position (notes by Edward)

B Grade

Round 5
No Name            Loc   Result   Name            Loc 

 1 Tanoi, TE       2048    0:1    Stone, Andrew   2096
 2 Nyberg, Michael 2091     :     Pomeroy, Arthur 2083
 3 Benitez, Edgar  2038    ½:½    Sellen, Ian     2053




No
Name
Loc
Total
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
1
Benitez, Edgar
2038
4
*
1
½
½
1
1
2
Nyberg, Michael
2091
2.5
0
*
1
½
1
3
Pomeroy, Arthur
2083
2
½
*
½
½
½
4
Sellen, Ian
2053
1.5
½
0
½
*
½

5
Tanoi, TE
2048
1.5
0
½
½
½
*
0
6
Stone, Andrew
2096
1.5
0
0
½
1
*

The C grade belongs to Ryan Winter. It was rather surprising to me that Ryan was playing in the C grade to start with, but his rating had suffered from a rather torrid time in Auckland in January.

C Grade

Round 5
No Name             Result   Name          

 1 Rossiter, P (3)    0:1    Forster, B (6)
 2 Winter, R (4)      1:0    Chen, W (2)   
 3 Coghini, P (5)     -:+    Laking, R (1) 




No
Name
Loc
Total
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
1
Winter, Ryan
2015
4.5
*
½
1
1
1
+
2
Forster, Bill
2028
3
½
*
½
1
1
3
Chen, Wei Kai
1964
3
0
½
*
+
1
½
4
Laking, Robert
1975
2
0
-
*
1
+
5
Rossiter, Philip
1936
1
0
0
0
0
*
+
6
Coghini, Phillip
1932
.5
-
0
½
-
-
*

The D grade has been won by Michael Sole, who is playing terrific chess at the moment. He could be joined for first place by Ross Jackson if he loses his catch-up game to Peter Stöveken.

D Grade

Round 5
No Name           Loc   Result   Name             Loc 

 1 Aldridge, Alan 1914    ½:½    Jackson, Ross    1928
 2 Sole, Michael  1931    1:0    Mullan, Brett    1905
 3 Winfield, Alan 1854    1:0    Stoeveken, Peter 1853




No
Name
Loc
Total
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
1
Sole, Michael
1931
3.5
*
½
1
1
1
2
Jackson, Ross
1928
3.5
½
*
1
½
½
1
3
Winfield, Alan
1854
3
0
0
*
1
1
1
4
Aldridge, Alan
1914
2
0
½
0
*
1
½
5
Stoeveken, Peter
1853
1.5
½
0
0
*
1
6
Mullan, Brett
1905
.5
0
0
0
½
0
*

The E grade was dominated by Alexis Wevers, who won the grade easily despite losing in the last round to tail ender Jamie Quayle.

E Grade

Round 5
No Name             Loc  Total  Result   Name                 Loc  Total

 1 Brockway, Andrew 1845 [2]       :     He, Caleb            1799 [2.5]
 2 He, Paul         1771 [1.5]    -:+    Farrington, Lawrence 1762 [1]  
 3 Quayle, Jamie    1750 [0]      1:0    Wevers, Alexis       1740 [4]  




No
Name
Rtg
Loc
Total
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
1
Wevers, Alexis
1740
4
*
1
1
1
1
0
2
He, Caleb
1799
2.5
0
*
½
1
1
3
Farrington, Lawrence
1762
2
0
½
*
½
+

4
Brockway, Andrew
1845
2
0
½
*
½
1
5
He, Paul
1771
1.5
0
0
-
½
*
1
6
Quayle, Jamie
1750
1
1
0
0
0
*

The F grade is a bit of a pig's ear, because of all the non attendances. It's a bit of a headache trying to work out what to do with all the backlog of games.

F Grade

Round 5
No Name               Loc   Result   Name             Loc 

 1 Heyworth, Nicholas 1553    -:+    Stracy, Don      1664
 2 Darr, `Samuel      1563    -:+    Hurndell, Robert 1545
 3 Dixon, Hamish      1715     :     Ashe, Michael    1521




No
Name
Loc
Total
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
1
Darr, `Samuel
1563
3
*
-
1
1
+
2
Hurndell, Robert
1545
3
+
*
0
1
+
3
Ashe, Michael
1521
2.5
1
*
½
+
4
Stracy, Don
1664
2
0
½
*
½
+
5
Dixon, Hamish
1715
1.5
0
0
½
*
+
6
Heyworth, Nicholas
1553
0
-
-
-
-
-
*

And finally, the G grade showed excellent performances by a clutch of new-comers. It will be very interesting to see how they fare against the stronger members of the club in forthcoming tournaments. Anyway, congratulations to joint winners Thomas van der Hoorn and Vaibhav Sharma.

G Grade

No Name                  Feder Rtg Loc  Total  1    2    3    4    5  

1  Van der Hoorn, Thomas           1000 4     16:1 14:1  5:1  2:½  3:½
2  Sharma, Vaibhav                 1200 4      0:½ 15:1  6:1  1:½  5:1
3  Stannard, Bobby                 1403 3.5   13:1 10:1  4:0 11:1  1:½
4  Ross, Matt                      1400 3.5    0:½  0:0  3:1  7:1  8:1
5  Webster, Jamie                  1200 3      6:1  7:1  1:0  9:1  2:0
6  Cooke, Xandi                    1387 3      5:0  9:1  2:0 12:1 10:1
7  Kibblewhite, Daniel             1498 3     15:1  5:0 10:1  4:0 11:+
8  Carroll, Lewis                  1404 2.5   11:1  0:½ 11:-  0:1  4:0
9  Stannard, Lars                  1396 2.5    0:½  6:0 16:1  5:0 15:1
10 Dunlop, Rafe                    1164 2     12:1  3:0  7:0 13:1  6:0
11 Cameron, Will                   1300 2      8:0 16:1  8:+  3:0  7:-
12 Osborne, Geoff                  1372 2     10:0 13:0 15:1  6:0 16:1
13 Asher, Bruce                    1237 1.5    3:0 12:1  0:½ 10:0  0:0
14 Bennett, Sarah                  1402 .5     0:½  1:0  0:0  0:0  0: 
15 Ackroyd, William                1329 .5     7:0  2:  12:0 16:½  9:0
16 Theodosiou, Andreas             1358 .5     1:0 11:0  9:0 15:½ 12:0
17 Langford, Joshua                1407 .5     0:½  0:   0:   0:   0: 

Round 5

No Name                Loc  Total  Result   Name                  Loc  Total

 1 Stannard, Bobby     1403 [3]      ½:½    Van der Hoorn, Thomas 1000 [3.5]
 2 Sharma, Vaibhav     1200 [3]      1:0    Webster, Jamie        1200 [3]  
 3 Ross, Matt          1400 [2.5]    1:0    Carroll, Lewis        1404 [2.5]
 4 Cameron, Will       1300 [2]      -:+    Kibblewhite, Daniel   1498 [2]  
 5 Cooke, Xandi        1387 [2]      1:0    Dunlop, Rafe          1164 [2]  
 6 Stannard, Lars      1396 [1.5]    1:0    Ackroyd, William      1329 [.5] 
 7 Theodosiou, Andreas 1358 [.5]     0:1    Osborne, Geoff        1372 [1]  
 8 Asher, Bruce        1237 [1.5]    0:0    BYE  

Upper Hutt Rapid - Wellington Players Dominant

The ever-popular annual Upper Hutt Open Rapid took place yesterday, 15th June, and was dominated by Wellington players.
The A grade was won by Scott Wastney, who also won the Kapiti Rapid last month.
Brian Nijman reports that he was leading with a round to go, but then lost to Anthony. Brian ended up  sharing second with Anthony and Russell (whom he beat in his normal fashion - ditto for his win against Edgar). Ross drew with Scott in round 1, which was generous since Ross had a winning position and over two minutes on his clock compared to Scott who was playing on increment. Michael Sole won the B-grade with 5.5.
Paul He won all his games (the only player to do so) to win his grade.
Full results will no doubt be published on the NZCF website in due course. I am grateful to Brian for sending me two of his games from this tournament.

Autumn Cup 1 round to go

Been a while, sorry.
Thought I'd celebrate my resumption of club captain duties with an update of what's going on at the club at the moment. We have got 1 week left of the Autumn Cup, plus the catch-up week. This is graded round robin groups of 6, apart from the lowest grade G which is a Swiss.
In the A grade all of the players have lost at least 1 game. The biggest upset has been Russell Dive losing to Brian Nijman in round 3 after a winning endgame went wrong for Russell. Round 4 included an entertaining game between Scott and Russell where Scott's position seemed more dominant than it actually was, and a tactic that seemed to win actually lost, because of Scott's queen running out of squares

A Grade Round 4

No Name            Loc   Result   Name                  Loc 

 1 Ker, Antony     2472    1:0    Nijman, Brian         2136
 2 Wastney, Scott  2396    0:1    Dive, Russell         2431
 3 Croad, Nicholas 2453    ½:½    Cilia Vincenti, David 2208

Cross Table

No
Name
Loc
Total
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
1
Dive, Russell
2431
2
*
1
0
1
0
2
Wastney, Scott
2396
2
0
*
1
1

3
Ker, Antony
2472
2
1
*
0
1
4
Croad, Nicholas
2453
1.5
0
1
*
½

5
Cilia Vincenti, David
2208
1.5
0
0
½
*
1
6
Nijman, Brian
2136
1
1
0
0
*

Edgar Benitez is going great guns in the B grade and looks set to take the title

B grade round 4

No Name            Loc   Result   Name            Loc 

 1 Stone, Andrew   2096    0:1    Benitez, Edgar  2038
 2 Sellen, Ian     2053    0:1    Nyberg, Michael 2091
 3 Pomeroy, Arthur 2083    ½:½    Tanoi, TE       2048




No
Name
Loc
Total
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
1
Benitez, Edgar
2038
3.5
*
1
½
1
1
2
Nyberg, Michael
2091
2.5
0
*
½
1
1
3
Pomeroy, Arthur
2083
2
½
*
½
½
½
4
Tanoi, TE
2048
1.5
0
½
½
*
½

5
Sellen, Ian
2053
1
0
½
½
*

6
Stone, Andrew
2096
.5
0
0
½
*

The C grade is looking good for Wei Kai Chen, although Ryan Winter is waiting in the wings with a game in hand

C grade round 4

No Name            Result   Name           

 1 Forster, B (6)    1:0    Coghini, P (5) 
 2 Laking, R (1)     0:1    Winter, R (4)  
 3 Chen, W (2)       1:0    Rossiter, P (3)




No
Name
Loc
Total
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
1
Chen, Wei Kai
1964
3
*
½
1
½
1
2
Winter, Ryan
2015
2.5
*
½
1
1
3
Forster, Bill
2028
2
½
½
*
1

4
Laking, Robert
1975
1
0
0
*
1
5
Coghini, Phillip
1932
.5
½
0
*

6
Rossiter, Philip
1936
0
0
0
0
*

The D grade is currently being led by Ross Jackson, although, again, postponements make the situation not so clear

D grade round 4

No Name             Loc   Result   Name           Loc 

 1 Jackson, Ross    1928    1:0    Winfield, Alan 1854
 2 Stoeveken, Peter 1853     :     Sole, Michael  1931
 3 Mullan, Brett    1905    ½:½    Aldridge, Alan 1914




No
Name
Loc
Total
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
1
Jackson, Ross
1928
3
*
½
1
½
1
2
Sole, Michael
1931
2.5
½
*
1
1

3
Winfield, Alan
1854
2
0
0
*
1
1
4
Stoeveken, Peter
1853
1.5
½
*
0
1
5
Aldridge, Alan
1914
1.5
0
0
1
*
½
6
Mullan, Brett
1905
.5
0
0
0
½
*

The E grade is being dominated by Alexis Wevers, the only player in any division to have won all his games

E grade round 4

No Name                 Loc  Total  Result   Name             Loc  Total

 1 He, Caleb            1799 [1.5]    1:0    Quayle, Jamie    1750 [0]  
 2 Wevers, Alexis       1740 [3]      1:0    He, Paul         1771 [1.5]
 3 Farrington, Lawrence 1762 [.5]     ½:½    Brockway, Andrew 1845 [1.5]




No
Name
Rtg
Loc
Total
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
1
Wevers, Alexis
1740
4
*
1
1
1
1

2
He, Caleb
1799
2.5
0
*
1
½
1
3
Brockway, Andrew
1845
2
0
*
½
½
1
4
He, Paul
1771
1.5
0
0
½
*
1
5
Farrington, Lawrence
1762
1
0
½
½
*

6
Quayle, Jamie
1750
0
0
0
0
*

The F grade suffered disappointingly from a withdrawal, but at this stage Samuel Darr leads

F grade round 4

No Name             Loc   Result   Name               Loc 

 1 Stracy, Don      1664    ½:½    Dixon, Hamish      1715
 2 Ashe, Michael    1521     :     Darr, `Samuel      1563
 3 Hurndell, Robert 1545    +:-    Heyworth, Nicholas 1553




No
Name
Loc
Total
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
1
Darr, `Samuel
1563
3
*
1
1
+
2
Ashe, Michael
1521
2.5
*
1
½
+
3
Hurndell, Robert
1545
2
0
*
1
+
4
Dixon, Hamish
1715
1.5
0
0
*
½
+
5
Stracy, Don
1664
1
0
½
½
*

6
Heyworth, Nicholas
1553
0
-
-
-
-
*

And finally, the G grade contains many exciting new and untried players, including Thomas Van der Hoorn (son of the legendary Mark), who, impressively, is leading his first ever tournament.

Here is a favourite game from round 2 of the G grade, Vaibhav Sharma playing a King's Gambit and winning in a style that can only be described as swash-buckling.

G grade

No Name                  Feder Rtg Loc  Total  1    2    3    4  

1  Van der Hoorn, Thomas           1000 3.5   15:1 14:1  2:1  3:½
2  Webster, Jamie                  1200 3      9:1  7:1  1:0 12:1
3  Sharma, Vaibhav                 1200 3      0:½ 16:1  9:1  1:½
4  Stannard, Bobby                 1403 3     11:1 10:1  5:0  8:1
5  Ross, Matt                      1400 2.5    0:½  0:0  4:1  7:1
6  Carroll, Lewis                  1404 2.5    8:1  0:½  8:-  0:1
7  Kibblewhite, Daniel             1498 2     16:1  2:0 10:1  5:0
8  Cameron, Will                   1300 2      6:0 15:1  6:+  4:0
9  Cooke, Xandi                    1387 2      2:0 12:1  3:0 13:1
10 Dunlop, Rafe                    1164 2     13:1  4:0  7:0 11:1
11 Asher, Bruce                    1237 1.5    4:0 13:1  0:½ 10:0
12 Stannard, Lars                  1396 1.5    0:½  9:0 15:1  2:0
13 Osborne, Geoff                  1372 1     10:0 11:0 16:1  9:0
14 Bennett, Sarah                  1402 .5     0:½  1:0  0:0  0:0
15 Theodosiou, Andreas             1358 .5     1:0  8:0 12:0 16:½
16 Ackroyd, William                1329 .5     7:0  3:  13:0 15:½
17 Langford, Joshua                1407 .5     0:½  0:   0:   0: 

Round 4 results

No Name                  Loc  Total  Result   Name                Loc  Total

 1 Van der Hoorn, Thomas 1000 [3]      ½:½    Sharma, Vaibhav     1200 [2.5]
 2 Kibblewhite, Daniel   1498 [2]      0:1    Ross, Matt          1400 [1.5]
 3 Stannard, Bobby       1403 [2]      1:0    Cameron, Will       1300 [2]  
 4 Webster, Jamie        1200 [2]      1:0    Stannard, Lars      1396 [1.5]
 5 Asher, Bruce          1237 [1.5]    0:1    Dunlop, Rafe        1164 [1]  
 6 Osborne, Geoff        1372 [1]      0:1    Cooke, Xandi        1387 [1]  
 7 Ackroyd, William      1329 [0]      ½:½    Theodosiou, Andreas 1358 [0]  
 8 Carroll, Lewis        1404 [1.5]    1:0    BYE                           
 9 Bennett, Sarah        1402 [.5]     0:0    BYE     

Summer Cup 2019 Begins

After the offbeat brilliance of last week, we were back to business as usual at the chess club. The Summer Cup, traditionally the first tournament of the year, began with a record breaking line-up of 58 players, which includes the returning ex NZ Champion Scott Wastney, and the Maltese Candidate Master David Cilia Vincenti, who has recently moved to Wellington from Christchurch.
A warm welcome to all our new players, too many to mention here!

The tournament as usual is an eight round Swiss, with one round being played per week.
Round 1 of a Swiss is generally a one-sided affair, but there were some upsets. Most notable was Daniel Kibblewhite's victory over Bill Forster. Thanks to Bill for sending me this:





It was great to see the return of Jack Baker, who has something of a maverick style, perhaps because he was one of Mark van der Hoorn's first pupils in the early 2000's. Here he plays a brilliant attacking game against new member Wallace Enegbuma, is about to deliver checkmate, but then falters and loses.




Congratulations also to Nicholas Heyworth and Jamie Quayle for coming away with draws from high rated opponents.

Summer Cup Round 1

No Name                  Loc  Total  Result   Name               Loc  Total

 1 Farrington, Lawrence  1755 [0]      0:1    Ker, Anthony       2475 [0]  
 2 Dive, Russell         2433 [0]      1:0    He, Paul           1687 [0]  
 3 Stracy, Don           1632 [0]      0:1    Wastney, Scott     2396 [0]  
 4 Nijman, Brian         2175 [0]      1:0    Ashe, Michael      1572 [0]  
 5 Osborne, Geoff        1550 [0]      0:1    Winter, Ryan       2118 [0]  
 6 Nyberg, Michael       2099 [0]      1:0    Darr, Samuel       1549 [0]  
 7 Heyworth, Nicholas    1532 [0]      ½:½    Tanoi, Edward      2060 [0]  
 8 Sellen, Ian           2041 [0]      1:0    Hurndell, Robert   1518 [0]  
 9 Kibblewhite, Daniel   1496 [0]      1:0    Forster, Bill      2023 [0]  
10 Benitez, Edgar        2017 [0]      1:0    Stannard, Lars     1412 [0]  
11 Guthrie, Milo         1360 [0]      0:0    Laking, Robert     2000 [0]  
12 Jackson, Ross         1955 [0]      1:0    Stannard, Bobby    1357 [0]  
13 Theodosiou, Andreas   1356 [0]      0:1    Wilkins, Mark      1933 [0]  
14 Mullan, Brett         1923 [0]      ½:½    Quayle, Jamie      1300 [0]  
15 Langford, Joshua      1291 [0]      0:1    Rossiter, Philip   1923 [0]  
16 Sole, Michael         1897 [0]      1:0    Sole, Christopher  1230 [0]  
17 Asher, Bruce          1216 [0]      0:1    Day, Fabian        1896 [0]  
18 Chen, Wei Kai         1895 [0]      1:0    Cooke, Xandi       1200 [0]  
19 Mukherjee, Raash      1200 [0]      0:1    Hall, Nathan       1889 [0]  
20 Aldridge, Alan        1877 [0]      1:0    Carroll, Lewis     1178 [0]  
21 Ackroyd, William      1100 [0]      0:1    Stoeveken, Peter   1853 [0]  
22 He, Caleb             1845 [0]      1:0    Anderson, Nicholai 1100 [0]  
23 Paley, Yonah          1100 [0]      0:1    Brockway, Andrew   1841 [0]  
24 Slagle, Jim           1830 [0]      1:0    Dunlop, Rafe       1000 [0]  
25 Enegbuma, Wallace     1000 [0]      1:0    Baker, Jack        1782 [0]  
26 Croad, Nic            2445 [0]      ½:½    BYE                          
27 Cilia Vincenti, David 2208 [0]      ½:½    BYE                          
28 Pomeroy, Arthur       2082 [0]      ½:½    BYE                          
29 Lyall, Gordon         1923 [0]      ½:½    BYE                          
30 Dixon, Hamish         1701 [0]      ½:½    BYE                          
31 Rabina, Romeo         1662 [0]      ½:½    BYE                          
32 Bennett, Sarah        1404 [0]      ½:½    BYE                          
33 Rodrigues, Kane       1100 [0]      ½:½    BYE                          

Timur Gareyev at the Wellington Chess Club

We were very privileged to be able to host a blindfold simultaneous exhibition at the Wellington Chess Club last Thursday given by the world record holder GM Timur Gareyev who currently resides in the USA.
If you don't already know, He played 12 games, of which he won 8, drew 3 (Russell Dive, Anthony Ker and Michael Sole) and lost 1.
Unlike other visiting grandmasters doing simuls, Timur takes the black pieces on alternate boards. Nigel Short, for example, took white on every board when he visited.

The game he lost was to Wellington College school student Ryan Winter. This was going pretty well for Timur until some time after 1 am (!) when he made a blunder.
Anthony and Russell were playing with blank boards without any pieces, but they were allowed score sheets so they could see what moves had been played. Russell ended up with a won position, but with only seconds on his clock (no increment for the challengers) they agreed a gentlemanly draw.
Michael Sole refused a draw offer early on, after which Timur sacrificed a bishop for some pawns. The game was fairly even when Michael made a draw offer back, which was accepted.

Here are pictures and games:

Nathan Hall Dominates the C Grade

In the Club Championship the C Grade was dominated from start to finish by talented newcomer Nathan Hall, and he finished a clear point ahead of his nearest rival, returning player Edward Tanoi.

Caleb He was the only player to beat Nathan - Caleb would no doubt have finished higher, but he was busy travelling around the country playing in chess tournaments and only got to play in 6 out of the 9 rounds.

Hall v Farrington from an earlier encounter

I am grateful to Nathan for annotating one of his key wins in this tournament, against venerable trooper Lawrence Farrington. Nathan has the black pieces.

Club Championships 2018 - Final Tables

Hi,
It's been a while, I don't know if anyone out there is still looking at this blog.
I thought the official Wellington Chess Club website would have published the Championship results by now, but they haven't, so I'll do it here.

Congratulations to our winners, Nic Croad, Edgar Benitez and Nathan Hall. I see that Nic's fantastic results in 2018 have meant that finally he has overtaken Russell Dive in the latest FIDE rating list, and he is only 11 points behind the top rated Wellington player Anthony Ker.

If anyone wants me to publish any of the games from this tournament, please let me know.

A Grade

No
Name
Loc
Total
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
#7
#8
#9
#10


1
Croad, Nic
2431
8
*
½
½
1
1
1
1
1
1
1


2
Ker, Anthony
2485
7.5
½
*
½
1
½
1
1
1
1
1


3
Dive, Russell
2425
7
½
½
*
1
1
1
½
1
½
1


4
Timergazi, Layla
2157
5
0
0
0
*
½
1
1
1
½
1


5
Sellen, Ian
2041
3.5
0
½
0
½
*
½
½
½
½
½


6
Laking, Robert
2014
3.5
0
0
0
0
½
*
1
1
1
0


7
Forster, Bill
2011
3
0
0
½
0
½
0
*
0
1
1


8
Nyberg, Michael
2114
3
0
0
0
0
½
0
1
*
1
½


9
Winter, Ryan
2129
2.5
0
0
½
½
½
0
0
0
*
1


10
Nijman, Brian
2162
2
0
0
0
0
½
1
0
½
0
*

B Grade

No
Name
Loc
Total
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
#7
#8
#9
#10


1
Benitez, Edgar
2006
7
*
½
1
1
1
1
½
½
½
1


2
Chen, Wei Kai
1895
6.5
½
*
0
1
1
0
1
1
1
1


3
Aldridge, Alan
1892
5.5
0
1
*
1
0
1
0
½
1
1


4
Sole, Michael
1899
5.5
0
0
0
*
1
½
1
1
1
1


5
Rossiter, Philip
1947
5
0
0
1
0
*
1
½
1
1
½


6
Jackson, Ross
1945
4
0
1
0
½
0
*
½
½
1
½


7
Mullan, Brett
1923
3.5
½
0
1
0
½
½
*
1
0
0


8
Lyall, Gordon
1854
3
½
0
½
0
0
½
0
*
½
1


9
Winfield, Alan
1957
3
½
0
0
0
0
0
1
½
*
1


10
Day, Fabian
1899
2
0
0
0
0
½
½
1
0
0
*

C Grade

No Name                   Loc  Total  1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9  

1  Hall, Nathan           1863 7.5   21:1  2:1  3:1 17:1  4:½ 11:1  6:0  5:1  8:1
2  Tanoi, Edward          1800 6.5   23:1  1:0  5:1  0:½  3:½ 13:1  4:1  6:½  7:1
3  Stoeveken, Peter       1822 6     26:1  8:1  1:0 12:1  2:½  4:0  5:½ 11:1  6:1
4  Dixon, Hamish          1701 5.5   15:½ 12:½ 19:1 23:1  1:½  3:1  2:0  7:0 13:1
5  Farrington, Lawrence   1763 5     13:1 10:½  2:0 24:½ 21:1  6:½  3:½  1:0 14:1
6  He, Caleb              1823 5     25:1  0:½  0:½  0:0 17:1  5:½  1:1  2:½  3:0
7  He, Paul               1507 5      0:½  0:½  0:0  0:0 26:1 20:1 17:1  4:1  2:0
8  Hurndell, Robert       1551 5     27:1  3:0 28:1  0:½ 11:0 17:1 26:1  0:½  1:0
9  Stracy, Don            1649 5      0:½  0:½  0:0  0:0 23:0 27:1 21:1 15:1 12:1
10 Brockway, Andrew       1867 4.5   19:1  5:½  0:½  0:½  0:0  0:0  0:0 21:1 16:1
11 Ashe, Michael          1623 4.5   20:1 17:0 26:1  0:½  8:1  1:0 12:½  3:0  0:½
12 Frater, Dylan          1509 4      0:½  4:½ 15:1  3:0 13:0 21:1 11:½  0:½  9:0
13 Stannard, Bobby        1298 4      5:0  0:½  0:½ 27:1 12:1  2:0  0:0 20:1  4:0
14 Darr, Samuel           1481 4     22:1  0:½  0:½  0:0 20:1  0:0 15:1  0:0  5:0
15 Langford, Josh         1291 3.5    4:½  0:½ 12:0 21:0 19:1 26:1 14:0  9:0  0:½
16 Carroll, Lewis         1190 3.5    0:0 23:0 22:1  0:½ 24:1 18:1 27:-  0:0 10:0
17 Wevers, Alexis         1795 3      0:½ 11:1 18:1  1:0  6:0  8:0  7:0  0:½  0:0
18 Meravanage, Satwik     1550 3      0:½ 22:1 17:0  0:½  0:0 16:0  0:0 27:1  0:0
19 Kibblewhite, Daniel    1481 3     10:0 20:1  4:0  0:0 15:0 22:1  0:0  0:0 27:1
20 Asher, Bruce           1256 3     11:0 19:0 27:1 26:1 14:0  7:0 22:1 13:0 26:0
21 Stannard, Lars         1409 2.5    1:0  0:½  0:½ 15:1  5:0 12:0  9:0 10:0 22:½
22 Osborne, Geoff         1500 2.5   14:0 18:0 16:0 25:0 27:1 19:0 20:0 26:1 21:½
23 Annamalai, Karthikeyan 1300 2      2:0 16:1 24:½  4:0  9:½  0:0  0:0  0:0  0:0
24 Rabina, Romeo          1695 2      0:½  0:½ 23:½  5:½ 16:0  0:0  0:0  0:0  0:0
25 Heyworth, Nicholas     1368 2      6:0  0:½ 30:0 22:1  0:½  0:0  0:0  0:0  0:0
26 Kierstead, James       1317 2      3:0 27:1 11:0 20:0  7:0 15:0  8:0 22:0 20:1
27 Rodrigues, Kane        1000 1      8:0 26:0 20:0 13:0 22:0  9:0 16:+ 18:0 19:0
28 Sole, Christopher      1184 1     30:½  0:½  8:0  0:0  0:0  0:0  0:   0:   0: 
29 Zhao, Aiden            1236 1      0:½  0:½  0:0  0:0  0:   0:   0:   0:   0: 
30 Johnson, Sean          1099 0     28:0  0:0 25:0  0:   0:   0:   0:   0:   0: