Twin City Chess Club

Round 4 is now complete.  Joe Alford upset the highest rated player, and is now the only player who has a  perfect 4.0 score.   With two rounds remaining only Joe, Dennis Bourgerie, and Surya Kopula can make a 5.0 score (dropping worst result.)  Round 5 will almost certainly be a crucial round in determining the championship.

The scholastic championship is now a three-way tie for the lead.  Nikhil Pallem, Niranjan Panneerselvam, and Hanson Hao are all tied with a 2.0 score.  Much battling remains with only two rounds left to determine a champion.

The Under-1200 rating is also a three-way tie with 2.0 points for the lead.  Nikhil Pallem, Michael Boyle, and Chris Morgan are all tied with two rounds left to play.  Wes Laudenslager also tied with 2.0 in a make-up game with Michael Bishop. 

Exciting times are ahead for the final third of the tournament.  Join us February 21st for more play!

Crosstable and original announcement follow the cut; all other tournament links are available here.

TCCC Club Championship 2011
Crosstable Results after Round 4

Please note:  With the tournament rules dropping the worst result of the six
rounds played it is not possible to calculate actual interim standings
accurately.  This crosstable is ranked by total points in tournament to date,
and then scored by rating.

These results are now complete.

Players:OP                                                                Page 1

 No.         Name             Rate  Pts Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Rnd4
 1 Alford,Joseph O            1900  4.0 W15  W11   W3   W4
 2 Bourgerie,Dennis           1785  3.0 W17  W12   L4   W6
 3 Kopula, Suryapraka         1743  3.0 W24   W8   L1   W5
 4 Karagianis,Petros          2262  2.0 ---   W5   W2   L1
 5 Bonwell, Jonathan          1798  2.0 W19   L4  W11   L3
 6 Hao,Hanson *               1488  2.0 ---  W18  W16   L2
 7 Scott, Garrett H           1429  2.0 ---  W17   W9  ---
 8 Panneerselvam, Nir *       1394  2.0 W10   L3  ---   W9
 9 Pallem,Nikhil *#           1185  2.0 W20  W19   L7   L8
 10 Boyle, Michael #           427  2.0  L8  L13  W20  W16
 11 Morgan,Chris #                  2.0 W21   L1   L5  W17
 12 Kitson,Colley Eri         1580  1.0 W23   L2  ---  ---
 13 Smith, Jeffrey L          1417  1.0 ---  W10  ---  ---
 14 Thompson,L.T. #                 1.0 ---  ---  ---  W21
 15 Thangadurai,Braga *#       711  1.0  L1  W20  ---  ---
 16 Kopula,Vishwanth *#        603  1.0 ---  W23   L6  L10
 17 Arquette Iii, Ray #        566  1.0  L2   L7  W23  L11
 18 Bishop,Michael #                1.0 D22   L6  D21  L19
 19 Laudenslager,Wesley #           2.0  L5   L9  W23  W18
 20 Raut,Grishma *#                 1.0  L9  L15  L10  W25
 21 Erickson,Darren #          890  0.5 L11  ---  D18  L14
 22 Madugula, Nikhil #         769  0.5 D18  ---  ---  ---
 23 Arnold,Brian #                  0.0 L12  L16  L17  L19
 24 Samhan,Soabhe A #               0.0  L3  ---  ---  ---
 25 Thompson,Carl *#                0.0 ---  ---  ---  L20

The game of Wes Laudenslager in Round 3 and Brian Arnold
in Round 4 is a cross-round pairing, as a make up game for

Laudenslager.  The Round 4 game of
Michael Bishop and Wes Laudenslager is a make-up game for
Bishop.

* Original announcement *

Round 4 of the Twin City Chess Club Championship for 2011 will begin on Monday, February 14, 2011.  Check in is from 7:00-7:20.  Round will be paired at 7:20 and games begin at 7:30.  TD for this round is Darren Erickson, 309-262-5553.

Please note that you must be present and check in with the TD no later than 7:20 P.M. or have communicated with the TD that you will be present on game day.   You will NOT be paired into the Round without having done so.  This will be STRICTLY enforced for all remaining rounds.  PLEASE call Darren if you will be playing tonight but will not be present by 7:20 P.M.

We hope to see you there!

All other tournament links are now available here.

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