______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ FUTURE EVENTS
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Big tournaments are the most fun for players and organisers. Vikings Weekender 2018 17th - 18th November 2018 Lanyon Vikings Club, Heidelberg St, Conder. (NOTE: Not Erindale this year!) 7 rounds (4 rounds Saturday, 3 rounds Sunday) Open and Under 1600 sections ACF Grand Prix Class 2 Event Further details can be found here. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ COMPLETED EVENTS ANU Chess Festival 2018 28th - 29th July 2018 ANU School of Art 7 rounds (4 rounds Saturday, 3 rounds Sunday) Open and Under 1600 sections $3300 in Prizes Results, including crosstables, etc: http://tournaments.streetchess.net/anu2018/ Doeberl Cup 2018 Easter: 29th March - 2 April 2018 Canberra Southern Cross Club, Woden Results: Premier 1st Place: GM Timur Gareyev 2nd Place: IM James Morris 3rd Place: IM Igor Bjelobrk
1st Place: Matthew VClarke 2nd Place: Sterling Bayaca 3rd Place: Sankeertan Badrinaryan and David Lovejoy 1st Place: Oliver Yang 2nd Place: Lachlan Lee 3rd: Place: Dashiell Young, Weng Yan Ong, Johnny Hajdu
U1200 1st Place: James Jiang 2nd Place: Jason Pan 3rd Place: Thomas Lin
Lightning 1st Place: GM Timur Gareyev Detailed results (crosstables, etc): ACT Championships The ACT Chess Championship 2018 was a 7-round FIDE-Rated Swiss, open to all members of the ACT Chess Association. Venue: Campbell High School, Trealoar Crescent, Campbell (next to the War Memorial). There is plenty of free parking and a café close by in the War Memorial. Dates: Friday 9 March (First Round) Saturday 10 March – Monday 12 March (Rounds 2 to 7) Time Controls: 90 minutes per game with 30 second per move increment from move one (Fischer) Director of Play: FIDE International Arbiter Shaun Press Results =1st Willis Lo, IM Andrew Brown 6.5/7 $400 ea =3rd+Under 2000 Sankeertan Badrinarayan, Tim Pearce 5/7 $175 ea Under 1500 Lachlan Ho (+Best W-we), Ricky Luo 4.5/7 $150 ea Best FIDE unrated Thomas Lin 4/7 $150 Best new player Liam Miller 3/7 Book prize (NB Prize groups based on FIDE Ratings)
ACT Lightning Championships 2018 Tuesday 30 January 2018 Venue: University of Canberra - Belconnen Chess Club Rooms, Belconnen First: Willis Lo Second: FM Michael Kethro Third: IM Andrew Brown StandingsPlace Name Feder Rtg Loc Score M-Buch. Buch. Progr.
1 Lo, Willis ACT 2023 8.5 37.0 46.5 41.5
2 Kethro, Michael ACT 2246 7.5 37.5 48.0 37.5
3 Brown, Andrew ACT 2263 7 37.5 50.5 33.5
4 Badrinarayan, Sankeertan ACT 1958 6 39.5 51.0 30.0
5 Patterson, Miles ACT 1881 5.5 36.0 44.5 28.5
6-8 Braguine, Victor ACT 1912 5 35.5 44.0 25.0
Hosking, Ian ACT 1798 5 33.5 42.0 25.0
Ho, Lachlan ACT 1480 5 28.0 34.0 21.0
9-13 Reading, Jeremy ACT 1901 4.5 35.0 44.5 25.0
Lee, Joshua ACT 1731 4.5 33.5 45.0 20.5
Badrinarayan, Siddhant ACT 1376 4.5 33.5 42.0 24.5
Clouston, Bevan NSW 1660 4.5 27.5 35.0 20.5
Fasakin, Oladoyin VIC 1893 4.5 22.5 29.5 20.5
14-15 Jochimsen, Erik ACT 1428 3 30.0 37.0 19.0
Scully, Mark ACT 1451 3 26.5 31.5 15.0
16 Popiel, Jonathan TAS 1552 2 28.5 37.0 12.0
17 Cunningham, Campbell ACT 1321 1 26.5 32.0 6.0
18 Ho, Oscar ACT 649 0 28.5 35.0 0.0No Name Feder Rtg 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1. Brown, Andrew ACT 10:W 6:D 4:W 3:L 16:W 2:W 8:D 5:W 7:W 2. Kethro, Michael ACT 11:W 5:W 3:D 16:W 8:W 1:L 4:W 9:W 12:W 3. Lo, Willis ACT 12:W 8:W 2:D 1:W 4:W 9:W 6:W 10:W 16:W 4. Badrinarayan, Sankeertan ACT 13:W 9:W 1:L 15:W 3:L 5:W 2:L 8:W 6:W 5. Braguine, Victor ACT 14:W 2:L 10:W 8:L 6:W 4:L 13:W 1:L 17:W 6. Reading, Jeremy ACT 15:W 1:D 16:L 9:W 5:L 7:W 3:L 17:W 4:L 7. Fasakin, Oladoyin VIC 16:D 10:L 15:L 14:W 17:W 6:L 18:W 12:W 1:L 8. Patterson, Miles ACT 17:W 3:L 13:W 5:W 2:L 11:W 1:D 4:L 18:W 9. Hosking, Ian ACT 18:W 4:L 14:W 6:L 13:W 3:L 11:W 2:L 15:W 10. Lee, Joshua ACT 1:L 7:W 5:L 13:L 14:W 16:W 15:W 3:L 11:D 11. Clouston, Bevan NSW 2:L 16:L 18:W 12:W 15:W 8:L 9:L 14:W 10:D 12. Popiel, Jonathan TAS 3:L 15:L 17:W 11:L 18:W 13:L 14:L 7:L 2:L 13. Ho, Lachlan ACT 4:L 18:W 8:L 10:W 9:L 12:W 5:L 15:W 14:W 14. Scully, Mark ACT 5:L 17:W 9:L 7:L 10:L 18:W 12:W 11:L 13:L 15. Jochimsen, Erik ACT 6:L 12:W 7:W 4:L 11:L 17:W 10:L 13:L 9:L 16. Badrinarayan, Siddhant ACT 7:D 11:W 6:W 2:L 1:L 10:L 17:W 18:W 3:L 17. Cunningham, Campbell ACT 8:L 14:L 12:L 18:W 7:L 15:L 16:L 6:L 5:L 18. Ho, Oscar ACT 9:L 13:L 11:L 17:L 12:L 14:L 7:L 16:L 8:L ACT Rapid Championships 2017 Saturday 16 December 2017 Venue: Street Chess - King O'Malleys, Garema Place, Civic Results
Vikings Weekender 11-12 November 2017 Open Winner: GM Anton Smirnov 6/6 Open Second: IM Andrew Brown 5/6 Open Third (Shared): Angelio Camer, Dillon Hathiramani and Donato Mallari 4/6 Minor Winner: Amol Kiran 5.5/6 Minor Second: Athena Hathiramani and Lachlan Ho 4.5/6 Minor Under 1050: Carl Nater 3/6 Minor Best Female: Sulia Van Sebille 3/6 Detailed results for both divisions and top board games from each round of the Open: ANU Open and Minor 29-30 July 2017 ANU Open Winner (and First Prize): Fred Litchfield Second (and Second Prize): IM Andrew Brown Third (and shared Third Prize): Oladoyen Fasakin and WIM Emma Guo ANU Minor: Winner: John Adams (Best Unrated Prize) and Ruofan Xu (First Prize) Third (and shared Second and Third Prizes): Athena Hathiramani and Kamal Jain Detailed results can be found at: Doeberl Cup 2017 13-17 April 2017 Doeberl Cup 2017 (Easter) Participants: 279 (Premier, Major, Minor, U1200) 116 (Lightning) Winner: Premier 1st Place: GM Surya Shekhar Ganguly 2nd Place: GM Michal Krasenkow 3rd Place: GM Zong-Yuan Zhao Best Female: WGM Irene Kusandar Bedi Cup (Best Australian Junior): Luis Chan U2000 Medallion: Thomas Leyrer U2200 Medallion: Fedja Zulfic
1st Place: Brendan Zou 2nd Place: Kayson Wang 3rd Place: Birkir Sigurdssen Best Female: Lillian Lu U1600 Medallion: Axel Ahmer U1800 Medallion: Rad Chmiel
1st Place: Ranganathan Parunithan 2nd Place: Aidan Odenthal 3rd: Place: Kabilan Manuneedhi Best Unrated: Adam Rowland Pooja Cup (Best Female Australian Junior): Anshika Jain U1200 Medallion: Sze-Yong Ng U1400 Medallion: Ethan Hooi
U1200 1st Place: Leyao Zha 2nd Place: Raymon Luo 3rd: Place: Joshua Mallari Best Unrated: Bayley Chan Best Female: Katherine Pan Lightning 1st Place: IM Junta Ikeda ACT Championships 2017 - Canberra Day Long Weekend The first ACT Chess Association FIDE-rated long time control event for 2017 took place over the Canberra Day long weekend. The tournament was played over seven rounds with the first round on the evening of Friday,10 March, and two rounds per day for the three following days. The time control of 90m30s made for some long games and fatigue became increasingly prevalent as the rounds ground on. There was a good turnout of thirty players though there was a disappointing absence of several higher-rated local players - maybe next year. A high level of participation from players already holding FIDE ratings means that several previously unrated players will now secure their international ratings. The winner of the 2017 ACT Championships was IM Andrew Brown who won all seven of his games. Second place was secured by IM Junta Ikeda on six points, losing just the one game to Andrew Brown. Third place was shared by Dillon Hathiramani and Tim Pearce on five points each. Saffron Archer and Siddhant Badrinarayan shared the 1400-1699 prize, while Amol Kiran won the Under 1400 prize. Canberra veteran Joe Marks also picked up a prize, with the best score by a non FIDE rated player. Joe has also secured a potentially solid FIDE rating, ruling him ineligible to win this prize again next year. Detailed results, including games, are available at: http://tournaments.streetchess.net/actchamp2017/ Many thanks are due to Championship Arbiter Shaun Press IA, who also catered for the event and uploaded all the games, some of which from grossly illegible score sheets. If you find any of the games missing moves, please blame the players, not Shaun. Thanks to all participants. Everyone seemed to enjoy their chess and all played with good spirit and respect. ACT Lightning Championships 2017 The ACT Chess Association held the 2017 ACT Lightning Championship on the evening of Monday,16 January 2017. It was held at the Vikings Erindale (same venue as the recent Vikings Weekender) courtesy of the Tuggeranong Chess Club who generously volunteered to also host this important event. It wasa 9 round swiss, with a time limit of 5m per player per game. The tournament winner was Fred Litchfield, undefeated on 8 points, a clear point ahead of Tor Lattimore and Matthew Bennett, both on 7 points. ResultsCross TableNo Name Feder Rtg 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1. Litchfield, Frederick ACT 11:W 6:W 4:W 3:D 5:W 2:D 12:W 20:W 10:W 2. Lattimore, Tor ACT 12:W 5:L 20:W 7:W 10:W 1:D 4:W 3:D 15:W 3. Patterson, Miles ACT 13:W 8:W 5:W 1:D 4:L 12:L 15:W 2:D 20:W 4. Braguine, Victor ACT 14:W 7:W 1:L 9:W 3:W 20:W 2:L 5:L 12:W 5. Bennett, Matthew ACT 15:W 2:W 3:L 12:W 1:L 9:W 10:W 4:W 11:W 6. Arsanis, Isaac ACT 16:W 1:L 12:L 11:L 17:W 15:L 14:L 10:L 19:W 7. Plane, Jared ACT 17:W 4:L 10:W 2:L 12:L 14:W 13:W 15:L 18:W 8. Saint, Graham D ACT 18:W 3:L 14:L 19:W 20:L 11:W 16:L 17:W 13:L 9. Pearce, Tim ACT 19:W 10:L 13:W 4:L 14:W 5:L 20:L 18:W 17:W 10. Radisich, Matt ACT 20:D 9:W 7:L 14:W 2:L 13:W 5:L 6:W 1:L 11. Jones, Mitchell ACT 1:L 20:L 18:W 6:W 13:L 8:L 17:W 14:W 5:L 12. Lee, Joshua ACT 2:L 17:W 6:W 5:L 7:W 3:W 1:L 16:W 4:L 13. Whitely, Michael ACT 3:L 16:W 9:L 18:W 11:W 10:L 7:L 19:W 8:W 14. Rojahn, Jack ACT 4:L 19:W 8:W 10:L 9:L 7:L 6:W 11:L 16:L 15. Tisserand, Nathalie ACT 5:L 18:W 16:D 20:L 19:W 6:W 3:L 7:W 2:L 16. Jochimsen, Erik ACT 6:L 13:L 15:D 17:L 18:W 19:W 8:W 12:L 14:W 17. Galli, Karl ACT 7:L 12:L 19:L 16:W 6:L 18:W 11:L 8:L 9:L 18. Whitely, Max ACT 8:L 15:L 11:L 13:L 16:L 17:L 19:L 9:L 7:L 19. Wu, Jacob ACT 9:L 14:L 17:W 8:L 15:L 16:L 18:W 13:L 6:L 20. Kwong, Leron ACT 10:D 11:W 2:L 15:W 8:W 4:L 9:W 1:L 3:L StandingsPlace Name Feder Rtg Loc Score M-Buch. Buch. Progr.
1 Litchfield, Frederick ACT 2087 8 37.0 47.0 40.0
2-3 Lattimore, Tor ACT 2052 7 38.0 50.5 34.0
Bennett, Matthew ACT 1814 7 38.0 50.0 33.0
4-5 Braguine, Victor ACT 1828 6 39.5 50.5 33.0
Patterson, Miles ACT 1902 6 39.0 51.0 32.0
6-9 Lee, Joshua ACT 1435 5 38.5 48.5 26.0
Plane, Jared ACT 1676 5 30.0 37.0 24.0
Whitely, Michael ACT 1370 5 29.0 35.0 22.0
Pearce, Tim ACT 1625 5 27.0 34.0 24.0
10-13 Kwong, Leron ACT 4.5 37.0 49.0 26.5
Radisich, Matt ACT 1571 4.5 36.5 47.5 24.5
Tisserand, Nathalie ACT 1241 4.5 32.0 39.0 22.5
Jochimsen, Erik ACT 1180 4.5 23.5 28.5 16.5
14-15 Jones, Mitchell ACT 1437 4 28.5 36.5 18.0
Saint, Graham D ACT 1627 4 25.0 31.0 21.0
16-17 Rojahn, Jack ACT 1274 3 30.0 38.0 18.0
Arsanis, Isaac ACT 1800 3 27.5 37.5 15.0
18-19 Galli, Karl ACT 796 2 27.5 32.5 10.0
Wu, Jacob ACT 756 2 26.0 31.0 10.0
20 Whitely, Max ACT 766 0 29.0 36.0 0.0ACT Rapid Championships 2016 Street Chess Venue - O'Malleys, Garema Place 11am - 17 December 2016
Vikings Weekender 2016 - "Canberra's Biggest Little Weekender" Open 1st IM Anton Smirnov 6/7 $1000 2nd IM Junta Ikeda, Frederick Litchfield 5.5/7 $375 each 1st Under 1800 – Saffron Archer, Tim Pearce $75 each Best Performing Junior – Joshua Lee +48 $50 O2C Under 1600 1st Mark Patterson, Amol Kiran 6/7 $375 each 3rd / Best 950-1200 = Ruofan Xu, Benjamin Gianquitto 5.5/7 $100 each Best Under 950 = Lachlan Ho, Sulia Van Sebille 3.5/7 $25 each Best Unrated = Thomas McMenamin, Wallace Tan 4/7 $25 each Best Female = Anshika Jain 4.5/7 $100 (Sponsored by Jim Flood) Best Junior Performance = Max Whitley +46 $50 Open Cross Table at round 7 sorted by score Pos NAME Rtg T Fed Pts | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | Buc1 BucT --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Smirnov, Anton 2535 NSW 6.0 | +B15 +W14 =B3 +W2 +B10 +W7 =B4 | 26.0 29.0 2 Ikeda, Junta 2436 ACT 5.5 | +W20 +B9 +W4 -B1 +W6 +W3 =B5 | 29.0 31.5 3 Litchfield, Frederic 2008 ACT 5.5 | +W21 +B18 =W1 +B4 +W5 -B2 +B8 | 27.0 29.0 4 Hu, Jason 2246 NSW 4.5 | +B12 +W17 -B2 -W3 +B9 +W10 =W1 | 28.0 30.5 5 Brown, Andrew 2276 ACT 4.5 | -B24 +W19 +B20 +W17 -B3 +W14 =W2 | 23.0 25.0 6 Hathiramani, Dillon 1829 ACT 4.5 | +B23 =W11 =B7 =W14 -B2 +W18 +W13 | 22.0 23.5 7 Bennett, Matthew 1841 ACT 4.0 | -W18 +B21 =W6 +B12 +W13 -B1 =W11 | 23.5 25.5 8 Winkelman, Albert 1865 ACT 4.0 | -B17 -B10 +W21 +W15 +B16 +B11 -W3 | 21.0 23.0 9 Braguine, Victor 1809 ACT 4.0 | +B22 -W2 =B17 =BYE -W4 +W12 +B14 | 20.5 20.5 10 Archer, Saffron 1177 ACT 3.5 | =B19 +W8 +B11 =BYE -W1 -B4 =W16 | 23.0 23.0 11 Khorsandi, Mehrdad 0 ACT 3.5 | +W16 =B6 -W10 +B22 =B14 -W8 =B7 | 22.0 23.5 12 Pearce, Tim 1603 ACT 3.5 | -W4 =B16 +W18 -W7 +B19 -B9 +W17 | 20.5 22.5 13 Lee, Joshua 1356 ACT 3.5 | -B14 +W15 =BYE +W19 -B7 +W17 -B6 | 19.0 19.0 14 Press, Shaun P 1815 ACT 3.0 | +W13 -B1 +W22 =B6 =W11 -B5 -W9 | 26.0 27.5 15 Badrinarayan, Sankee 1610 ACT 3.0 | -W1 -B13 +W23 -B8 -B17 +W19 +B18 | 20.5 22.0 16 Radisich, Matt 1613 ACT 3.0 | -B11 =W12 -B19 +B23 -W8 +W21 =B10 | 18.5 20.0 17 Yuan, Ziqi 1554 ACT 2.5 | +W8 -B4 =W9 -B5 +W15 -B13 -B12 | 24.0 27.0 18 Shen, Fiona 1523 NSW 2.5 | +B7 -W3 -B12 =BYE +W20 -B6 -W15 | 23.0 23.0 19 Jain, Kamal 1692 NSW 2.5 | =W10 -B5 +W16 -B13 -W12 -B15 +BYE | 21.0 22.5 20 Ingham, Glenn 1604 ACT 2.5 | -B2 +W23 -W5 =BYE -B18 =W22 =B21 | 17.5 17.5 21 Shen, Kevin 1570 NSW 2.0 | -B3 -W7 -B8 =BYE +W23 -B16 =W20 | 20.5 20.5 22 Badrinarayan, Siddha 1265 ACT 2.0 | -W9 +BYE -B14 -W11 =BYE =B20 -B23 | 17.0 17.0 23 Stevenson, Daniel Lu 1483 NSW 2.0 | -W6 -B20 -B15 -W16 -B21 +BYE +W22 | 16.5 17.0 24 Smirnov, Vladimir(W) 2386 NSW 1.0 | +W5 -- -- -- -- -- -- | 22.0 24.0 25 Nwosu, Nnaemeka (W) 1689 ACT 0.5 | =BYE -- -- -- -- -- -- | 16.5 16.5 Generated by Vega - www.vegachess.com Minor Cross Table at round 7 sorted by score Pos NAME Rtg T Fed Pts | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | Buc1 BucT --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Patterson, Mark 1454 ACT 6.0 | +B25 +W32 +B16 +W3 +B11 +W10 -B2 | 27.0 29.0 2 Kiran, Amol 1036 ACT 6.0 | -W21 +B19 +W24 +B5 +W17 +B6 +W1 | 25.0 28.0 3 Xu, Ruofan 1102 ACT 5.5 | +W35 +B21 +W12 -B1 =W4 +B16 +W10 | 26.0 26.5 4 Gianquitto, Benjamin 1045 ACT 5.5 | +B33 -W10 +B32 +W21 =B3 +W18 +B12 | 22.0 23.0 5 Clouston, Bevan 1589 NSW 4.5 | +B15 -W16 +B7 -W2 +B22 =W8 +B20 | 26.0 29.0 6 Teymant, Roy 1267 ACT 4.5 | +W19 +B22 -W11 =BYE +B23 -W2 +B18 | 24.0 24.0 7 Egan, Bill 1587 ACT 4.5 | +W18 =B20 -W5 =BYE +B21 =B17 +W16 | 21.5 21.5 8 Hellmann, Oskar 1390 NSW 4.5 | -W22 =B23 +W28 =BYE +B13 =B5 +W17 | 20.0 20.0 9 Jain, Anshika 1211 NSW 4.5 | -B32 +W31 +B27 =W23 -W16 +B14 +B19 | 19.5 21.5 10 Jones, Mitchell 1463 ACT 4.0 | +W24 +B4 +W17 -B11 +W12 -B1 -B3 | 29.5 32.5 11 McMenamin, Thomas(W) 0 ACT 4.0 | +B28 +W26 +B6 +W10 -W1 -- -- | 28.5 30.5 12 Whitely, Michael 1464 ACT 4.0 | +B36 +W27 -B3 +W14 -B10 +W24 -W4 | 25.0 27.5 13 Tan, Wallace 0 ACT 4.0 | +W14 -B17 -W18 +B35 -W8 +B22 +B25 | 21.5 22.0 14 Hathiramani, Athena 1029 ACT 4.0 | -B13 +W34 +B30 -B12 +W25 -W9 +B24 | 21.0 23.0 15 Tobler, Peter 960 ACT 4.0 | -W5 +B35 -W22 -B25 +W32 +B23 +B27 | 18.5 19.0 16 Watson, Frank 1016 ACT 3.5 | +W40 +B5 -W1 =BYE +B9 -W3 -B7 | 27.0 27.0 17 Franze, John 1178 ACT 3.5 | +B31 +W13 -B10 +W22 -B2 =W7 -B8 | 26.0 28.5 18 Ho, Lachlan 949 ACT 3.5 | -B7 +W33 +B13 =BYE +W29 -B4 -W6 | 22.5 22.5 19 Van Sebille, Sulia 552 ACT 3.5 | -B6 -W2 +B34 =BYE +W30 +B29 -W9 | 22.5 22.5 20 Dunn, Paul 1077 ACT 3.5 | +B34 =W7 -B29 -W26 +W27 +B31 -W5 | 21.0 23.5 21 Tan, Tony 0 ACT 3.0 | +B2 -W3 +B36 -B4 -W7 -W26 +B33 | 27.5 28.5 22 Phan, Minh 780 ACT 3.0 | +B8 -W6 +B15 -B17 -W5 -W13 +B32 | 25.0 27.0 23 Diao, Yizhen 876 ACT 3.0 | =BYE =W8 +B26 =B9 -W6 -W15 =B29 | 24.0 24.0 24 Yan, Jason 844 NSW 3.0 | -B10 +W28 -B2 +W32 +B26 -B12 -W14 | 23.5 25.5 25 Moore, Bjorn 839 ACT 3.0 | -W1 -B29 +W35 +W15 -B14 +B30 -W13 | 23.0 23.5 26 Jochimsen, Erik (W) 1185 ACT 3.0 | +W30 -B11 -W23 +B20 -W24 +B21 -- | 21.5 23.5 27 Whitely, Max 713 ACT 3.0 | +W29 -B12 -W9 +W36 -B20 +B28 -W15 | 21.5 23.5 28 Cunningham, Campbell 1059 ACT 3.0 | -W11 -B24 -B8 +BYE +BYE -W27 +W31 | 20.0 21.5 29 Liporada, Alejandro 1288 ACT 3.0 | -B27 +W25 +W20 =BYE -B18 -W19 =W23 | 19.5 19.5 30 Van Sebille, Tom 0 ACT 2.5 | -B26 +BYE -W14 =BYE -B19 -W25 +W35 | 17.0 17.0 31 Ho, Oscar 222 ACT 2.5 | -W17 -B9 +W40 =BYE +B33 -W20 -B28 | 16.5 16.5 32 Blake, Ryan 405 ACT 2.0 | +W9 -B1 -W4 -B24 -B15 +W33 -W22 | 26.0 27.0 33 Milne, Erin 0 ACT 1.5 | -W4 -B18 +BYE =BYE -W31 -B32 -W21 | 18.5 18.5 34 Johnston, Kasinda(W) 0 ACT 1.5 | -W20 -B14 -W19 =BYE +B35 -- -- | 17.0 17.0 35 Harris, Niobe 0 ACT 1.0 | -B3 -W15 -B25 -W13 -W34 +BYE -B30 | 21.0 21.5 36 Galli, Karl (W) 904 ACT 1.0 | -W12 +B40 -W21 -B27 -BYE -- -- | 17.5 19.5 37 Laidlaw, Kathleen(W) 477 ACT 1.0 | =BYE =BYE -- -- -- -- -- | 15.0 15.0 38 Enright, Malick (W) 454 ACT 1.0 | =BYE =BYE -- -- -- -- -- | 15.0 15.0 39 Boyce, Sophia (W) 312 ACT 0.0 | -BYE -- -- -- -- -- -- | 16.5 17.5 40 Vessey, Ella (W) 0 ACT 0.0 | -B16 -W36 -B31 -- -- -- -- | 14.5 15.5 Generated by Vega - www.vegachess.com Many thanks are owing to the sponsors - Vikings Club, O2C and Jim Flood - to the Tuggeranong Chess Club, DOP Alana Chinball and ACTCA Treasurer Paul Dunn. ANU Chess Festival 2016 29 July - 3 August 2015 ANU Open Championship 30-31 July 2016 (Two tournaments - Open and Under 1600 Minor) An ACF Grand Prix Class 4 event (total prize money exceeding $3000) Venue: School of Art, ANU Four rounds Saturday (first starting 10am) and three rounds Sunday (first starting 9:30am) Time Control: 60 mins with 10 secs per move increment from first move (Fisher) Doeberl Cup 2016 Results of this event for 2016: Premier1st Place: IM James Morris 2nd Place: GM Surya Shekhar Ganguly 3rd Place: GM Hrant Melkumyan Best Female: WIM Heather Richards Bedi Cup (Best Australian Junior): IM Anton Smirnov U2000 Medallion: CM Shunkai Peng U2200 Medallion: IM Andrew Brown Major1st Place: David Cannon 2nd Place: Peter Grinyer 3rd Place: Jared Louie Best Female: Rebecca Stones U1650 Medallion: Jamie-Lee Guo U1800 Medallion: Tony Zhong Minor1st Place: Mark Stokes 2nd Place: Hamish Jones 3rd: Place: Gordon Yang Best Unrated: Wayne Grinyer Pooja Cup (Best Female Australian Junior): Anshika Jain U1200 Medallion: Jacob Chan U1400 Medallion: Kabilan Manuneedhi Further details available at: http://www.doeberlcup.com.au/ ACT Championships 2016 The ACT Championships 2016 was played over two weekends in mid-February. The tournament was FIDE-rated and played over nine rounds. Time controls were 90 minutes per game with 30 seconds increments and IA Shaun Press officiated. This was an excellent opportunity for players, especially, juniors seeking to achieve a FIDE rating. Many previously unrated players have now either qualified or are very close to qualifying. Prizes totalling $1450 were awarded after the final round on Sunday 21 February: IM Junta Ikeda – 1st Place 8.5 points IM Andrew Brown – 2nd Place 7 points Andrey Bliznyuk – 3rd Place 6.5 points Tim Pearce – Equal highest score U1700 (ACF Rating) Albert Winkelman – Equal highest score U1700 (ACF Rating) James Sheehan – Highest score U1000 (ACF Rating) Josh Walker – Highest score for non FIDE-rated player Detailed results are available at http://chess-results.com/tnr207218.aspx?lan=1 ACT Lightning Championships 2016 This annual event was held on 20 January at the Hellenic Club, Canberra City courtesy of the Canberra Chess Club. It was a 9 round swiss, with a time limit of 5m per player per game. Winner was Junta Ikeda with a perfect 9 points, ahead of Michael Kethro on 8, and IM Andrew Brown on 7/9. Matthew Bennett on 6/9 finished fourth and won the under 1800 section, while Benjamon Woo and Philip Vels shared the Under 1200 prize with 5/9. ACT Rapid Play Championships 2015 The traditional end of year ACT Chess tournament, the ACT Rapidplay Championship was held on Saturday 19th December 2015, in City Walk, Canberra City. It was a 7 round swiss played with a time limit of G/15m. 1st IM Junta Ikeda 7/7 $150 Vikings Weekender 2015 - "Canberra's Biggest Little Weekender" A Class 2 ACF Grand Prix Event Organisers ACT Chess Association in conjunction with Tuggeranong Chess Club Dates 14-15 November 2015 Location Erindale Vikings Club, 6 Ricardo Street, Wanniassa ACT 2903 Schedule 7 round Swiss held over two days. Round 1 at 10:30am. Two divisions - Open for all players, Minor for players rated under 1600 ACF Time Control 60 minutes + 10 seconds per move from the start Prizes and Final Standings Full results plus DGT games can be found at http://tournaments.streetchess.net/vikings2015/ ANU Chess Festival 2015 Prizes Open 1st IM Andrew Brown 6/7 $1000 2nd IM Anton Smirnov 5.5/7 $500 3rd IM Junta Ikeda (also Best ANU Player) 5/7 $175 =3rd Michael Kethro $175 1800-1999 Andrey Bliznyuk, Alana Chibnall, Steven Sengstock, William Booth, Matthew Bennett 3.5/7 $40 ea 1600-1799 WFM Vaness Reid 4/7 $150 Minor 1st Nhorvel Valle 6.5/7 $400 =2nd Hikaru Oka , Jared Plane, Bazli Krattiyattil (also best 1200-1399) 5.5/7 $167 ea 1000-1199 Joshua Lee 5/7 $100 Under 1000 Ruofan Xu 4.5/7 $100 Results (including final standings, cross-tables): http://vesus.org/festivals/2015-anu-chess-festival/ Doeberl Cup 2015 Results Visit http://www.doeberlcup.com.au/ for detailed prize list and all results.
ACTCA members featured in the prize list.
Premier: Willis Lo - Medallion for best player rated under 2000 Major: Shay Keinan - Medallion for best player rated under 1600 Minor: Erik Jochimsen - Medallion for best player rated under 1400 Ziqui Yuan - Medallion for best player rated under 1200 U1200: Angelo Feliu - First Matthew Bruer - Third ACT Championships 2015 Results http://www.chess-results.com/tnr163932.aspx?lan=1 Adrian de Noskowski is the ACT Champion 2015
ACT Lightning Championships 2015
Date 4 Feb 2015, ANU Results IM Junta Ikeda 9/9
ACT Rapidplay Championships 2014
Dates 20 December 2014, King O'Malleys, City Walk, Canberra Results FM Endre Ambrus 6.5/7 Alana Chibnall, Michael Kethro 5.5 Ashley Oakes, Miles Patterson, Sherab Guo-Yuthok 5 - Under 1850 Albert Winkelman 4 - Under 1500 Harry Press 4 - Best Junior
32 Players
$345 in prizes.
Vikings Chess Weekender 2014
The Vikings Weekender is an Australian Chess Federation Grand Prix Event – Class 2
Tuggeranong Vikings Rugby Union Club, Ricardo Street, Wanniassa, ACT The club opens at 10am. Dates Saturday 15 November 2014 and Sunday 16 November 2014 Sections Open (No ACF rating restriction)
Minor (Under 1600 ACF rating) Arbiter IA Shaun Press
Time limit G/60m+10s Entry Fee $65, $45 concession (Free for GM, WGM, IM, WIM) Results Prize winners and results can be viewed by clicking on Vikings 2014 Results ANU Chess Festival 2014 The 22nd ANU Chess Festival took place over the period 25th July to 6 August.
The festival comprised several events including:
. Chess Exhibition - Team Event (Friday 25 July - King O'Malleys, Civic)
. ANU Open Chess Championship (26-27 July)
. ACT 'Go' Championship
. ANU Primary Schools Chess Championship
. ANU High Schools/Colleges Chess Championship
Results of the ANU Open and ANU Minor tournaments can be found at the following site:
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