The Southwest Chess Club meets each Thursday night at the Hales Corners Village Hall/Police Station, at 5635 South New Berlin Rd, Hales Corners, WI, downstairs Community Room. Club opens at 6 PM, Tournament Games at 7 PM.
Monday, August 27, 2012
Sept. 1-3 Marshall Rohland Memorial/WI Closed Championship
Madison Marriott West, 1313 John Q. Hammons Dr., Middleton, WI 53562. Open to state residents, past champions and students in WI schools. In 3 Sections, Premier: 6SS, 40/2,SD/1, EF: $38 by 8/29, $45 at site, USCF juniors $5 less. $$b/30: $350-200-150. 'A' $100, U1800 $100. Traveling and permanent trophy to winner. $50 Kittsley Upset Prize (1 overall). Rds.: 12-7; 10-7; 10-3:30. Reserve: 6SS, 40/2,SD/1, Open to 1799 & under. EF: $23 by 8/29, $30 at site, USCF juniors $5 less. $$b/30: $200-100. Trophy to 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 1st 'C', 1st 'D', 1st U1200, 1st Unr., Traveling trophy to 1st. $50 Kittsley Upset Prize (1 overall). Rds.: 12-7; 10-7; 10-3:30. Scholastic: 5SS, G/90, Open to under 1800 & under age 19. EF: $16 by 8/29, $23 at site. Prizes: Trophies to top 3 and 1st HS, 1st MS and 1st Elementary. Medals to scores of 3 or more. Rds.: 9/1: 12-3:30-7, 9/2: 10-2. ALL: Checks payable to WCA. Reg.: 9/1 10:30-11:30am. WCA Membership Mtg 9/2 3:30pm. ENT: Guy Hoffman, 1305D Tompkins Dr., Madison, WI 53716 920-279-0701. INFO: schachfuhrer@hotmail.com. HR: $89 608-831-2000. Mention Chess. www.wischess.org. NS. NC. W. Chess Magnet School JGP.
Should be a strong event at the 2013 US Open site!
ReplyDeleteyeah, looks like a nice event
ReplyDeleteI heard that both Alex and Eric will be playing.
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping Awonder plays and wins. That way they can do a story about him in Chess Life. I think it's been nearly five minutes since he was in Chess Life.
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ReplyDeleteNo such luck. After scoring 1.5/5 in Indiana, both Adream and Awonder are off to IL over Labor Day weekend.
ReplyDeleteI wonder why they are not playing in their own state championship.
ReplyDeletePlaying in IL championship seems a little weird. Even thought it's open, rather than WI closed.
ReplyDeleteplaying in WI feels no fun, perhaps.
ReplyDeleteOf course playing in WI is no fun, all the good players either don't play or play in IL!
ReplyDeleteWhat rating supplement is being used? And are there pre-entries yet?
ReplyDeleteI believe Guy (TD) usually doesn't publish the pre-entries. The September supplement should be used.
ReplyDeleteI'll be playing in the Reserve
ReplyDeleteI forgot how many players are in this tournament but I'll post it if I get a chance. I know the open has 2 Masters and 10 past/current experts.
ReplyDeleteRight now I'm 2.5 because I took a bye during the third round. I'll post some of my games on my blog and I'll see if I can get a copy of the wall chart to post on this site.
Ben
Could someone post the interim results...some of us can not be there and wonder who's leading. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteAlex and Erik lead with 3.5/4
ReplyDeleteOPEN:
ReplyDelete1. Alex Betaneli
2. Derek Sachs
3. Erik Santarius
RESERVE:
1. Daniel Kaczmarek
2. Robin Grochowski
3. Sahil Soni
RATED RESULTS: http://www.uschess.org/msa/XtblMain.php?201209033802.0-12560488
Congrats Alex!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Alex Betaneli for becoming the 2012 State Champion! Also congrats to Daniel Kaczmarek for winning the reserve section.
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