Results for the Washington vs Chandra Alexis Chess Club Team USCF Team event was 14.5 – 10.5 in favor of Washington!
Jameson Tang of Boise took home First Place prize money and Murlin Varner of Washington earned Second Place prize money.
Many thanks to the Washington Team all of whom spent hours on the road to help us out. Thanks also to Josh Sinanan, President of the Washington Chess Federation, for helping us put this event together.
Chandra Alexis Chess Club
The November Third Weekend Tournament: November 17-18, 2018
and USCF-rated Washington vs Chandra Alexis CC of Boise, Idaho Team event.
Registered players can be found at the bottom of this posting.
FIDE Information Event code 00000000
Entry is Free to all players.
Prize Fund:
USCF Section $25 First, $15 Second
A FIDE-rated section: $50 First; $30 Second; $20 Third
co-Sponsored by the Boise State Chess Club
Location: Boise State University Student Union.
Saturday November 17, 2018: Bergquist Lounge.
Sunday November 18, 2018: Bergquist Lounge.
Parking information will be e-mailed to registered players by Friday November 16, 2018.
The Invitational FIDE rated Section is USCF and FIDE-rated
There is no minimum FIDE-rating, however a minimum of four FIDE-rated players is required.
Five Rounds over two days, Game in 90 + 30 second delay:
Saturday: 9:30 am, 1 pm, 4:30 pm.
Sunday: 9 am, 12:30 pm.
Chief Arbitor – FIDE National Arbiter George Lundy
Registration
FIDE-Rated players must register no later than 8pm, Wednesday November 7, 2018.
USCF Players must register no later than 8pm, Friday November 16, 2018.
There is NO on site registration available.
You may register for this tournament at
https://chandraalexischessclub.org by clicking on
the Free Tournament Registration Tab
Answers to your questions are found at [email protected]
You may also call George at (208) 375-1211
Bring clocks, sets and boards – none provided.
Players are responsible for setting their own clocks.
This event was submitted to the USCF Clearinghouse for Idaho and the
Clearinghouse Calendar at the Idaho Chess Association website on September 6, 2018.