October 28 & November 4, 11 & 18 4-Round Swiss in Two Sections (Open and Under-1600). Game/100 minutes. USCF Rated. EF: $5. (One ½-Point Bye Available for any round (except round four) if requested at least 2-days prior to round). TD is Grochowski; ATDs are Fogec & Becker.
I have a minimal experience with chess clubs, but I am certainly impressed with SWCC's consistent offerings of rated matches week after week and month in month out.
ReplyDeleteRound 1:
ReplyDeleteOpen section results:
Coons v. Williams 0-1
Waller v. Grochowski, R. 1-0
Hildeman v. Hayes 1-0
Becker v. Pokorski 0-1
Sagunsky v. Hendrickson 0-1
Cardenas v. Joachim 1-0
Chus v. Mhaskar 0-1
Reserve results:
Demler v. Neumann 1-0
Helgelmeyer, J.W. v. Robinson 1-0
Gaddameedi V. v. Sankrithi 1-0
Bepar v. Hegelmeyer, John 1-0
Resk v. Hegelmeyer, Jason 1-0
Monosov v. Scott 0-1
Murali v. Jester 1-0
Did Cardenas tell you that I wanted a half point bye for the first round in the open? I'm coming next week if you can put me down.
ReplyDeleteToo bad Awonder can't be there... he's too busy winning in Greece!
ReplyDeleteGo Awonder!
http://wycc2010.chessdom.com/wycc-open-u8-standings/
Here is the tentative pairings for the open section. I will try to get the reserve section posted later today.
ReplyDeleteWilliams v Mhaskar
Hendrickson v Hildeman
Pokorski v Cardenas
Fogec v Mohammed
Corcoran v Becker
Hayes v Sagunsky
Joachim v Coons
Grochowski v Chua
Tentative Reserve round 2 pairings.
ReplyDeleteBepar v. Gaddameedi, V.
Scott v. Resk
Murali v. Hegelmeyer, John W.
Gaddameedi, S. v. Punati
Hegelmeyer, John A. v. Burgin
Robinson v. Neumann
Sankrithi v. Monosov
Jester v. Hegelmeyer, Jason
Anonymous (first time poster) here with the daily predictions:
ReplyDeleteWilliams v Mhaskar (1-0)
Hendrickson v Hildeman (1-0)
Pokorski v Cardenas (1/2-1/2)
Fogec v Mohammed (1-0)
Corcoran v Becker (0-1)
Hayes v Sagunsky (1-0)
Joachim v Coons (0-1)
Grochowski v Chua (1-0)
Thanks anonymous! We value your input!
ReplyDeleteOpen Results Round 2:
ReplyDeleteWilliams 1-0 Mhaskar
Hendrickson 1-0 Hildeman
Pokorski 0-1 Cardenas
Fogec 1-0 Mohammed
Corcoran 0-1 Becker
Hayes 0-1 Sagunsky
Joachim 0-1 Coons
Reserve Results Round 2:
Bepar 0-1 Gaddameedi, V
Scott 1-0 Resk
Murali 0-1 Hegelmeyer, John W.
Gaddameedi, S, 1-0 Punati
Hegelmeyer, John A 1-0 Burgin
Robinson 1-0 Neumann
Sankrithi 0-1 Monosov
Tentative pairings for Reserve Section round 1:
ReplyDeleteGaddameedi, VIlas v Scott, Dennis
Hegelmeyer, John W v Demler, John
Hegelmeyer, John A v Gaddameedi, Soumik
Jester, James Will v Robinson, Ernest
Resk, David M v Bepar, Naisha
Monosov, Nathanel A v Murali, Anjana
Punati, Siddartha v Hegelmeyer, Jason
Neumann, Curt E v Burgin, W.H.
Sankrithi, Ashwin BYE - please wait
The tentative pairings for the open section I need to redo tonight, and I will post tomorrow morning (Wednesday), as we have already had a change this morning.
ReplyDeleteTentative Open Section Pairings for Round 3:
ReplyDeleteHendrickson, Nolan v. Williams, William P
Becker, Allen J v. Fogec, Thomas G
Mhaskar, Rohan v. Sagunsky, David L.
Coons, James J v. Chua, Zachary Z
Mohammed, Sarfaraz v. Hildeman, Jonathan
Grochowski, Robin J v. Corcoran, Benjamin A
Joachim, Peter J v. Hayes, Raymond C
I have just received another bye request in the Open Section, so Boards 3 through 7 will change. I will do the new pairings tonight and post them here tomorrow morning.
ReplyDeleteTentative Pairings Open Section:
ReplyDeleteHendrickson, Nolan v. Williams, William P
Becker, Allen J v. Fogec, Thomas G
Coons, James J v. Sagunsky, David L.
Mohammed, Sarfaraz v. Hildeman, Jonathan
Grochowski, R. v. Chua, Zachary Z
Joachim, Peter J v. Hayes, Raymond C
Results Open Section:
ReplyDeleteHendrickson, Nolan v. Williams, William P 1-0
Becker, Allen J v. Fogec, Thomas G 1-0
Coons, James J v. Sagunsky, David L. 1-0
Mohammed, Sarfaraz v. Hildeman, Jonathan 1-0
Grochowski, R. v. Chua, Zachary Z 1-0
Joachim, Peter J v. Hayes, Raymond C 1/2-1/2
Reserve Results:
ReplyDeleteGaddameedi, VIlas v Scott, Dennis 1-0
Hegelmeyer, John W v Demler, John 0-1
Hegelmeyer, John A v Gaddameedi, Soumik 1-0
Jester, James Will v Robinson, Ernest 0F-1F
Resk, David M v Bepar, Naisha 0-1
Monosov, Nathanel A v Murali, Anjana -01
Punati, Siddartha v Hegelmeyer, Jason 1-0
Neumann, Curt E v Burgin, W.H. 1-0
“Even the laziest King flees wildly in the face of a double check!”
ReplyDelete(Aaron Nimzowitsch)
Open Section (tentative) pairings Round 4:
ReplyDeleteBecker, Allen J v. Hendrickson, Nolan
Williams, William v. Mohammed, Sarfaraz
Mhaskar, Rohan v. Coons, James J
Fogec, Thomas G v. Grochowski, Robin J
Hildeman, Jonathan v. Pokorski, Jeffrey A
Sagunsky, David L. v. Joachim, Peter J
Hayes, Raymond C v. Chua, Zachary Z
Round 4 (tentative) pairings for Reserve Section:
ReplyDeleteDemler, John v. Gaddameedi, V
Murali, Anjana v. Hegelmeyer, John A
Robinson, Ernest v. Bepar, Naisha
Scott, Dennis v. Hegelmeyer, John W
Gaddameedi, S v. Resk, David M
Punati, Siddartha v. Monosov, Nathanel A
Jester, James Will v. Sankrithi, Ashwin
Burgin, W.H. v. Hegelmeyer, Jason
Due to a computer problem I've lost all my games :( If anyone has any games we played (especially my loses) since 2009 it would be greatly appreciated if you could e-mail them to me in any format.
ReplyDeletematthew.waller@att.net
Thanks!
Matt Waller
Geez Matt, All your lost games? It'll take quite a while to send a file that size.
ReplyDeleteJust kidding! Hope you are able to retrieve all your games.
btw, what is best way to enter game scores into database?
Yeah, I feel stupid, should've had it backed up.
ReplyDeleteLoses are the best to analyze :) Lots of games I should've lost too..hehe.
I personally like to analyze my games with a notebook and pen right after they are played and then after I do that put them in to chessbase and analyze my analysis with an engine (I usually use Firebird, which is free btw.)
Thanks, I like that idea of writing down your own thoughts first before they are either confirmed or swayed by other means.
ReplyDeleteI have not lost my mind. It's backed up on disk somewhere!
ReplyDeleteSo what's the problem if you have it backed up on disk somewhere ?
ReplyDelete"Yeah, I feel stupid, should've had it backed up." Note the word "should've", meaning should have. I don't have it backed up and appreciate the people who have helped me out so far :)
ReplyDelete-Matt
Congratulations to Bill Williams, Allen Becker and Nolan Hendrickson on winning the Open Section and to John Demler for winning the Reserve Section.
ReplyDeletei used to obsess over my losses (note spelling) until i realized losing wasn't so bad. .oh btw i can't help you i beat you in 05' --big wink-- you're prolly still obsessing over that one aren't you? j/k mike 'the loud mouth' penway p.s. it was a scotch i was white you were black when you played 4...Nf6!!!(and old ploy of some obscure 20th century romantic wishful thinker) immediately i was lost in the opening but managed by curmudgeonly indifference to regain my composure and watched as you blundered with a rook on the seventh rank and your queen hovering over my king thanks btw now i obsess over my wins ;P hey robin can we turn this blog into a place where one can throw barbs at one's former opponents while we discuss old games? rattle some chains so-to-speak i'm all for it one more thing please relate to mr james coons that jay cutler has now thrown for over 3000 yds this year and the bears (10-4 soon to be 11-4)won their division (rather easily) see you in GB next week
ReplyDeletesorry 11-4 soon to be 12-4 ahem
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