Showing posts with label Thursday-Open. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thursday-Open. Show all posts

Friday, March 12, 2010

Hilkevich Clear Leader After Round 4 of the MCC Fide Thursdays Tournament

Zahar Hilkevich defended his lead in the Marshall Chess Club Fide Thursdays tournament by winning with black against Oscar Maldonado. Half a point behind is Raven Sturt after defeating George Berg with white.

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Monday, October 12, 2009

FIDE Thursdays - Hoffmann & Treger down to the wire

FM Asa Hoffmann and NM Yefim Treger both won in Round 5, creating an interesting final round as Hoffmann & Treger drew in Round 4. To secure 1st place, we're likely to see both go all out in Round 6.

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Monday, September 28, 2009

FIDE Thursdays Round 3

Holding at 21 players, the Treger-Ray battle on Board 1 literally went down to the last minute for Yefim and ended up in a drawn Queen and Pawns ending (next time, use a delay clock !!). Marc Widmaier played the thematic e6 pawn sacrifice to inflict an ugly position on top-ranked Asa Hoffmann, but somehow Asa escaped, consolidated and won. Berg-Frumkin slipped into a drawn Rook ending as Black squandered a promising middle game attack. Sandra Oliver’s From Gambit didn’t pan out, as after a Queen exchange she was down a piece for virtually no compensation to John Brendel, who duly delivered checkmate. Marian Waxman repeated the opening error of two weeks prior from Rachlin-Frumkin against Ed Scher and Ed pocketed the exchange, weathered a counterattack and simplified into a relatively easy win. The all Tony game of Gonzales-Greco was a very nice win by the former (after the loss or sacrifice of a pawn, Gonzales won an exchange and cut off Greco’s king with the extra Rook). Jeff Tannenbaum beat Paul Doganges, Serge Adelson beat Fidel De Los Santos and Jerry Monaco beat Polly Wright quickly enough for Polly to enter the G/30 with a bye and Jerry to play a filler game. Lawrence Carlos, William Dubinsky and Paul Rachlin took byes. So far only Ed Scher has a bye next week, so the top pairings appear to be Hoffmann-Treger and Ray-Berg, the first three with 2½-½ scores and the last as top-ranked 2-1.

Submitted by Ed Frumkin

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Monday, September 21, 2009

FIDE Thursdays, Round 2

The number of players swelled from 17 to 21 with the addition of Marc Widmaier (our 6th FIDE-rated player), William Dubinsky, Tony Gonzales and Fidel De Los Santos. In the battles among the 1-0 scorers, Treger fended off Brendel’s Sicilian Wing Gambit and Ray won a King and Pawn ending from Waxman in which both sides had doubled c pawns. Frumkin and Oliver ended as a mutually embarrassing draw. Hoffmann narrowly edged Dubinsky in a Knight and Pawn ending, Berg accepted Paul Doganges’ Blackmar Gambit and successfully retained the extra material while Widmaier beat Serge Adelson. Carlos beat De Los Santos, reversing an upset from two Thursday events ago, Scher beat Monaco and Polly Wright won an exchange from Paul Rachlin before giving it back and drawing. Tony Greco, Jeff Tannenbaum and Tony Gonzales took byes, so we had nine games this week. Top board for Round 3 should be Treger-Ray (Ray does have a prior win from Treger—I’m sure somebody was going to ask) and it will be interesting to see what the computer does with the five player 1½ group. I apologize for less opening and middlegame information than usual, but Sandra and I preferred to play skittles upstairs after our relatively short game. The prize fund will be raised now that we have exceeded 20 players and we could still use some more with FIDE ratings. With three place prizes, an under 2000 prize and only 5 players rated 2000 or higher, anybody could win this thing, even a late entrant.

Reported by Ed Frumkin

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Friday, September 4, 2009

Six Degrees of Separation is one thing...

...but a six way tie for first is ridiculous! Nevertheless, it happened in the Members Only tournament which just concluded. George Berg and Jason Margiotta held both Yefim Treger and Brian Hulse to draws on boards one and two, while Ed Frumkin and Marc Widmaier won on boards 3 and 4, creating the logjam atop the leader board.

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Thursday, September 3, 2009

Member's Only - Four way tie for first

First place is completely up for grabs as Yefim Treger, Brian Hulse, George Berg, and Jason Margiotta are tied with 3 points going into the last round.

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Monday, August 24, 2009

Treger takes the lead

Yefim Treger defeated Brian Hulse to take the lead in the Thursday Member's tournament with 2.5 out of 3. Six players are in the chase group with 2 points. Will someone catch Treger? Stay tuned.

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Friday, August 7, 2009

Thursday Members Only Tournament

No surprises in Round 1 of the latest Members Only Tournament, as all the favourites won.

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Friday, July 31, 2009

Thursday Members Only Tournament, 30 July 2009

Brian Hulse emerged victorious in the latest Members Only tournament, pocketing $102 for his efforts. Raven Sturt and Evan Rabin tied for 2nd and 3rd places, winning $51.50 apiece. Congratulations to all our winners!

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Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Thursday Members Only Results 7/23/09

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Thursday, July 23, 2009

Thursday Members' Open Standings






















#NameIDRtngPostRd 1Rd 2Rd 3TotPrize
1BRIAN HULSE1007864422032212W16D5W9 2.5
2YEFIM TREGER1265688422482250H---W6D5 2.0
3RAVEN M STURT1283688021702174W10D4H--- 2.0
4EVAN Z RABIN1272057121092117W15D3H--- 2.0
5ALEKSANDR OSTROVSKIY1288111221072118W17D1D2 2.0
6GEORGE P BERG1252351720712072W18L2W14 2.0
7EDWARD A FRUMKIN1013658020572050D12D11W15 2.0
8LAWRENCE CARLOS1412341820912079H---D14D10 1.5
9NELSON FARBER1281396420122013H---W12L1 1.5
10MARIAN WAXMAN1010954019891988L3W13D8 1.5
11JASON J MARGIOTTA1252055518651873H---D7H--- 1.5
12ANATOLIY OSTROVSKIY1289067918541876D7L9W16 1.5
13FIDEL DE LOS SANTOS1261278815761579H---L10W18 1.5
14EDWARD SCHER1007636619181916H---D8L6 1.0
15JEFFREY TANNENBAUM1007895419061890L4W18L7 1.0
16DOROTHY TEASLEY1007425820141983L1H---L12 0.5
17-FILLER-GABOR SCHNITZLER1010487417771773L5U---U--- 0.0
18KEN COHEN1008635313001293L6L15L13 0.0

Friday, May 29, 2009

Vicary Maintains Lead In FIDE Thursdays

Elizabeth Vicary maintained a half-point lead in the Marshall's FIDE Thursdays tournament with a draw against NM Yefim Treger in the third round on May 28. Five players are tied for second with 2 points. The next round it Thursday June 4 at 7PM.

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Friday, May 22, 2009

Vicary Leads FIDE Thursdays

Elizabeth Vicary is the sole remaining perfect score in the Marshall FIDE Thursdays after the second round on May 21. NM Yefim Treger and George Berg are a half-point behind.

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Friday, May 8, 2009

Treger Wins FIDE Thursdays

The Marshall FIDE Thursdys event was won by NM Yefim Treger, who scored 5.5 points in 6 Rounds and earned $88.00. Second place was won by Gerd Kathstede, scoring 4.5 points and winning $63.99. Third Place was won by Ed Frumkin with 4 points, winning $50.00. The Under 2000 Class Prize was won by Sandra Oliver, who scored 3 points and who won $50.00.

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Friday, April 17, 2009

Treger and Frumkin Maintain FIDE Thursdays Lead

NMs Yefim Treger and Ed Frumkin drew their third-round game on April 17 to maintain joint possession of first place in the Marshall FIDE Thursdays tournament. Gerd Kathstede amd Sandra Oliver are tied for third, a half-point behind the leaders.

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Friday, April 10, 2009

Treger and Frumkin Lead FIDE Thrusdays

NM Yefim Treger and NM Ed Frumkin lead the Marshall FIDE Thursdays tournament with the only remaining perfect scores after two rounds.

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Saturday, March 21, 2009

Treger, Farber, Aoufa Lead FIDE Thursdays

After four rounds of the first Marshall Chess Club FIDE Thursdays tournament, NM Yefim Treger, Nelson Farber, and Mohamed Aoufa are tied for first place with 3 points each. The exciting conclusion comes next Thursday, March 26.

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Thursday, March 19, 2009

Farber and Santanna Lead FIDE Thursdays

Nelson Farber and Paulo Santanna drew their game on March 12 and jointly maintain the lead after three rounds of teh Marshall FIDE Thursdays.

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Tuesday, March 10, 2009

FIDE Thursday, March 5

Paulo Santanna, Nelson Farber, and NM Ed Frumkin lead the FIDE Thursdays tournament with perfect scores after the second round on March 5th.

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Tuesday, March 3, 2009

FIDE Thursday Begins

The Marshall Chess Club's new FIDE Thursday Night tournament began on February 26 with a 14-player field. There's still plenty of time to enter--players rated over 1600 can register by 6:45 PM on Thursday to play one slow time-control game per week. The games will be rated by both USCF and FIDE.

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