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Edison Elementary Chessfest
History is made again!
The record set last year was broken -- this year's Edison Chessfest attracted 236 !! players, making it the largest chess tournament ever held in Northwest Washington. Due to the huge number of on-site registrants the first round was delayed, but players kept themselves entertained in the skittles room, munching breakfast and perusing the Chess House table. The High School section enjoyed the quiet digs upstairs in the Edison Library, while the other sections battled it out in the well-lit Edison E.S. gym. Thank you Mr. Darryl Kvistad for the many hours organizing the event, thanks Randy Walther and Ted Neff for co-directing, and many thanks to all the volunteer floor judges!
Turnout breakdown by playing section:
Kindergarten: 6 players
Grades 1-2: 37 players
Grades 3-5: 96 players
Grades 6-8: 65 players
Grade 9-12: 32 playersChampions:
K: Sydney Parker, Heritage Christian School, Bothell
1: Drew Brownell, Homeschool
2: Blake Dixon, Heritage Christian School, Bothell
3: Thomas Witecki, Assumption School, Bellingham
4: Jacob Roberts, Bush School, Seattle
5: Sterling Dietz, Saint Paul's Primary, Bellingham
6: Ethan Hancock, Heritage Christian School, Bothell
7: Kenji Egashira, Sherwood ES, Edmonds
8: Peter June, Fairhaven MS, Bellingham
9: Michael Draper, Ferndale HS
10: Mathew Blakeslee, Sedro-Woolley HS
11: Dan Mathews, Meadowdale HS
12: Ben Weaver, Sedro-Woolley HS
EDISON CHESSFEST BOW-EDISON, DECEMBER 15, 2001 KINDGERGARTEN pos last name first id numb start end rd1 rd2 rd3 rd4 rd5 tot 1 PARKER, SYDNEY HCSA4696 800 1100/4 W6 W5 W2 D4 U 3.5 2 GATES, TANNER EDIA4697 800 880 /5 D3 W4 L1 D3 W5 3.0 3 ANDERSON, BREVIN HCSA4698 800 880 /5 D2 W6 W5 D2 L4 3.0 4 VAN WEERDHUIZEN, TESSA FSHA4699 800 800 /5 L5 L2 W6 D1 W3 2.5 5 SHAW, COURTNEY SHEA4702 800 600 /4 W4 L1 L3 BYE L2 2.0 6 CHANG, MIKAYLA ASTA4703 800 400 /3 L1 L3 L4 U U 0.0 GRADES 1-2 pos last name first id numb start end rd1 rd2 rd3 rd4 rd5 tot 1 DIXON, BLAKE HCSC2926 650 788 /40 W27 W22 W21 W3 W6 5.0 2 BROWNELL, DREW HSCB2468 699 800 /26 W34 W11 D6 W18 W10 4.5 3 UMMEL, IGOR MSHC3637 769 984 /8 W16 W20 W4 L1 W14 4.0 4 ROBERTS, EMMA BUSC8790 876 869 /103 W24 W13 L3 W20 W17 4.0 5 QUINN, NIALL PARC1654 964 960 /24 L20 W19 W15 W13 W9 4.0 6 TILBURY, NEAL IREB4009 863 836 /10 W29 W28 D2 W8 L1 3.5 7 WELFRINGER, DILLON SHEB3372 476 681 /18 W14 W25 L10 D23 W18 3.5 8 STERK, JORDAN HSCB4011 863 835 /10 W31 W12 D18 L6 W19 3.5 9 PATTISON, GRANT SHEC4170 865 864 /9 W17 L18 W16 W11 L5 3.0 10 CHANG, RYAN ASTC4006 1210 1038/9 L12 W23 W7 W21 L2 3.0 11 ROWLSON, BRANDEN EVRB4005 1040 896 /10 W15 L2 W24 L9 W20 3.0 12 SHAW, AARON SHEC8789 510 597 /64 W10 L8 W26 L14 W21 3.0 13 PETERSON, MATT SHEC3354 630 691 /14 W36 L4 W28 L5 W26 3.0 14 ROBINSON, LUCAS PARC4015 880 754 /10 L7 W31 W30 W12 L3 3.0 15 NADING, MICHEII HCSB1326 509 579 /49 L11 W27 L5 W29 W22 3.0 16 STEWARDSON, PAUL WHCB4704 800 791 /5 L3 W32 L9 W25 W23 3.0 17 NELSON, HANNAH HCSB4337 400 559 /9 L9 BYE W31 W22 L4 3.0 18 O'DELL, ETHAN EDIC2474 578 632 /15 W32 W9 D8 L2 L7 2.5 19 COBLE, DALLAS EDIC4705 800 765 /5 D23 L5 W33 W32 L8 2.5 20 EGASHIRA, KOJI SHEC8630 495 551 /64 W5 L3 W25 L4 L11 2.0 21 MILLER, CHRISTOPHER IREC4022 800 671 /10 W37 W26 L1 L10 L12 2.0 22 KOENIG, KATHERINE SHEC4171 900 584 /9 W30 L1 W29 L17 L15 2.0 23 EXE, NOLAN MOHC2495 640 625 /10 D19 L10 W27 D7 L16 2.0 24 JENSEN, JULIA SMHB2491 400 432 /21 L4 W35 L11 W28 L25 2.0 25 TERRELL, XANDER EDIC2481 720 530 /10 W33 L7 L20 L16 W24 2.0 26 BENISH, SETH SMHC4708 800 561 /5 W35 L21 L12 W30 L13 2.0 27 EDSON, JORDAN EDIC4710 800 450 /4 L1 L15 L23 BYE W33 2.0 28 SCANLAN, JACKSON PARC4711 800 413 /4 WF L6 L13 L24 W32 2.0 29 YERGER, NICHOLAS EDIC4714 800 547 /5 L6 W33 L22 L15 D30 1.5 30 NELSON, OLIVIA HCSB4328 463 464 /10 L22 W34 L14 L26 D29 1.5 31 CORNING, JAMIE EDIC4715 800 400 /4 L8 L14 L17 L33 BYE 1.0 32 SIANO, MICHAEL SUMB4032 560 400 /9 L18 L16 BYE L19 L28 1.0 33 DYKSTRA, MAEGAN WHCB4717 800 544 /5 L25 L29 L19 W31 L27 1.0 34 MASKELL, ALLEN EDIC4718 800 400 /2 L2 L30 U U U 0.0 35 BERRY, SETH EDIB4719 800 400 /2 L26 L24 U U U 0.0 36 QUINN, JON EDIC4720 800 400 /1 L13 U U U U 0.0 37 HAYES, BRANDON EDIC4721 800 400 /1 L21 U U U U 0.0 GRADES 3-5 pos last name first id numb start end rd1 rd2 rd3 rd4 rd5 tot 1 ROBERTS, JACOB BUSE1315 1295 1318/178 W66 W13 W12 W6 W11 5.0 2 DIETZ, STERLING SAIF1695 1129 1179/69 W64 W75 W10 W7 W4 5.0 3 WITECKI, THOMAS ASTD8805 1116 1134/102 W43 W30 W28 D17 W5 4.5 4 CHARLESTON, SCOTT MHEF6312 1201 1197/99 W34 W31 W41 W8 L2 4.0 5 MORALES, MARCUS TOPF2201 1107 1106/205 W62 W29 W14 W18 L3 4.0 6 WENDT, NATHANIEL SAIF9728 1028 1048/25 W21 W60 W48 L1 W17 4.0 7 BROWN, CALEB HSCD2469 981 993 /44 W76 W22 W19 L2 W27 4.0 8 GAHLER, BRANDON EMDF3033 941 960 /20 W24 W27 W54 L4 W18 4.0 9 HOBACK, JAMES LADF1979 910 919 /34 W36 W38 L20 W39 W21 4.0 10 LONDON, JOSHUA BNTD9672 874 901 /104 W78 W50 L2 W34 W26 4.0 11 SOUTHCOTE-WANT, IAN SHED1034 1066 1095/161 W52 W55 W57 W20 L1 4.0 12 GROTENHUIS, JONATHAN WHCF1708 903 921 /39 W85 W61 L1 W19 W36 4.0 13 SHAW, BRENNAN SHEE8806 790 865 /65 W71 L1 W46 W54 W20 4.0 14 BROWNELL, DALLIN HSCD2467 836 888 /25 W91 W42 L5 W40 W25 4.0 15 KINSOLVING, RALEIGH HSCD2461 931 924 /26 W46 L19 W49 W22 W43 4.0 16 STEWARDSON, BETHANY WHCF4057 878 910 /13 W92 L54 W76 W59 W23 4.0 17 BINDER, DEREK HPVE8526 909 927 /92 W88 W68 W56 D3 L6 3.5 18 WELFRINGER, NOLAN SHEE2938 693 762 /29 W53 W33 W35 L5 L8 3.0 19 JENSEN, SCHUYLER SMHD2489 696 744 /52 W69 W15 L7 L12 W63 3.0 20 AVY, SCOTT HSCF1169 964 990 /134 W77 W58 W9 L11 L13 3.0 21 WHITED, COLE EDIF9231 627 697 /47 L6 W82 W33 W41 L9 3.0 22 DIXON, DAKOTA HCSD1307 738 769 /40 W70 L7 W61 L15 W54 3.0 23 CHAMBERS, TONY MSHE4723 800 888 /5 L32 W73 W55 W28 L16 3.0 24 COOK, AMANDA SHEF9370 557 630 /43 L8 W90 D30 D32 W57 3.0 25 LOPEZ, KAMTON ALCF4724 800 870 /5 W39 L28 W93 W45 L14 3.0 26 RIECHEL, GARREN KMAE4725 800 840 /5 L55 W52 W44 W57 L10 3.0 27 LEMME, DAVID EDIE2460 744 761 /29 W82 L8 W79 W63 L7 3.0 28 KOOIMAN, DAVID WHCF3629 843 853 /34 W93 W25 L3 L23 W66 3.0 29 MITCHELL, SAM SOWE2462 773 829 /15 W89 L5 D37 W50 D35 3.0 30 SCHWITTER, EVAN RESF4075 776 783 /10 W96 L3 D24 W47 D37 3.0 31 VAN WEERDHUIZEN, KELLY ISOE8923 780 795 /40 W79 L4 W85 L42 W62 3.0 32 WILLIAMS, PHILLIP BOTE2472 829 784 /10 W23 L56 D47 D24 W64 3.0 33 ROWLSON, KELSEY EVRE4058 918 792 /10 W47 L18 L21 W76 W49 3.0 34 DYKSTRA, NATHANIEL WHCE1761 651 698 /40 L4 W71 W91 L10 W58 3.0 35 SCOTT, CHRIS EVRF4062 892 839 /10 D81 W51 L18 W56 D29 3.0 36 WEESE, JACOB ISOE4092 539 745 /10 L9 W96 W75 W48 L12 3.0 37 LIM, DAVID MDEF4726 800 880 /5 L58 W77 D29 W51 D30 3.0 38 DYKSTRA, JORDAN WHCD1640 672 695 /39 W94 L9 L42 W69 W70 3.0 39 RICHARD, ADAM SMHD3620 724 746 /25 L25 W93 W67 L9 W56 3.0 40 KANTACK, MICHAEL GENF4727 800 834 /5 L75 W64 W60 L14 W55 3.0 41 FRY, MATTHEW LKDF6800 873 859 /80 W95 W67 L4 L21 W59 3.0 42 DAYTON, SEAN EDIF4728 800 954 /4 W87 L14 W38 W31 U 3.0 43 BUTTERFIELD, NICHOLAS SMHD3413 631 670 /43 L3 W89 W95 W58 L15 3.0 44 BLUE, MICHAEL SHED3364 730 711 /14 L67 W65 L26 W85 W61 3.0 45 JONES, SPENCER UTSF2528 746 730 /10 L54 W95 W68 L25 W65 3.0 46 CHOMKA, ERIC EDIF9540 553 595 /25 L15 W94 L13 W60 D48 2.5 47 SUMMERS, TAYLOR EDIE3056 547 666 /17 L33 W53 D32 L30 W83 2.5 48 ZWIERS, LINDSEY EVRF4066 804 716 /10 W86 W63 L6 L36 D46 2.5 49 HOBACK, JOEL ECEE1864 464 530 /29 D51 W81 L15 W80 L33 2.5 50 KNODEL, JOEL ALCF4729 800 709 /5 W65 L10 D80 L29 W75 2.5 51 TERRELL, ANDREW EDIE2463 884 797 /10 D49 L35 W84 L37 W79 2.5 52 GABE, MARTIN EDIE2523 628 657 /20 L11 L26 W94 D75 W80 2.5 53 SCHWITTER, DANIEL RESD4730 800 659 /5 L18 L47 W88 D91 W77 2.5 54 RIECHEL, LANCE KMAD4731 800 739 /5 W45 W16 L8 L13 L22 2.0 55 SAKUMA, NOEL EDIF9226 770 771 /56 W26 L11 L23 W67 L40 2.0 56 AVY, SANDRA HSCD5443 441 456 /132 W73 W32 L17 L35 L39 2.0 57 DENHAM, TRAVIS EDIF1263 800 712 /13 W74 W72 L11 L26 L24 2.0 58 SPINK, BRIAN EDID2464 848 767 /15 W37 L20 W78 L43 L34 2.0 59 PERRY, REED EDID2485 671 644 /10 L72 W74 W69 L16 L41 2.0 60 DOUGLAS, JONATHAN WHCE3635 748 676 /19 W90 L6 L40 L46 W78 2.0 61 DUCKWORTH, CAITLIN EDIE4733 800 695 /5 W84 L12 L22 W87 L44 2.0 62 GATES, BAILEY EDIE2486 630 631 /10 L5 L69 W82 W72 L31 2.0 63 NEAL, COREY ASTD4734 800 642 /5 W80 L48 W66 L27 L19 2.0 64 MORALES, NICHOLAS TOPD7467 631 631 /83 L2 L40 W86 W96 L32 2.0 65 WESEN, MICHELLE EDIF1261 413 460 /20 L50 L44 W74 W84 L45 2.0 66 ROSEN, YALE MOHD2478 668 623 /10 L1 W86 L63 W89 L28 2.0 67 NELSON, JOSH HCSE4735 800 646 /5 W44 L41 L39 L55 W88 2.0 68 FISCHER, TRAVIS SMHE4736 800 716 /5 W83 L17 L45 L86 W87 2.0 69 LAQUET, NELSON FIDE4737 800 614 /5 L19 W62 L59 L38 W95 2.0 70 TALLIHEE, THOMAS SMHE4738 800 567 /5 L22 L76 W92 W73 L38 2.0 71 BOLTE, MATT MOHE4739 800 612 /5 L13 L34 L77 W92 W93 2.0 72 OSENBACH, REUBEN LMEF4740 800 660 /5 W59 L57 L90 L62 W86 2.0 73 WITECKI, ANNE MARIE ASTF4087 720 587 /10 L56 L23 W96 L70 W92 2.0 74 SCOTT, CORY EVRD4741 800 558 /5 L57 L59 L65 W81 W96 2.0 75 MORRIS, DYLAN SOWE2466 784 690 /15 W40 L2 L36 D52 L50 1.5 76 SHEA, JOE EDIE2473 604 597 /15 L7 W70 L16 L33 D82 1.5 77 HIETT, CHAD EDID2483 720 591 /10 L20 L37 W71 D78 L53 1.5 78 SMITH, CHRIS SMHF3619 427 499 /15 L10 W87 L58 D77 L60 1.5 79 GILL, CHANCE MOHD4742 800 588 /5 L31 W88 L27 D83 L51 1.5 80 PARKER, ADDISON HCSD4255 700 485 /14 L63 W91 D50 L49 L52 1.5 81 HIETT, SHANE EDIF2555 504 459 /10 D35 L49 L83 L74 W94 1.5 82 BRUNE, AARON ALCF4743 800 521 /5 L27 L21 L62 W95 D76 1.5 83 YIP, KAITLIN ALCE2476 800 570 /10 L68 L85 W81 D79 L47 1.5 84 KLUG, HUNTER EVRD4086 776 529 /10 L61 D92 L51 L65 W91 1.5 85 BLADE, COOPER EDID2471 508 537 /14 L12 W83 L31 L44 U 1.0 86 HAYES, COTY EDIF4746 800 501 /5 L48 L66 L64 W68 L72 1.0 87 KERN, KARSTEN SHED4176 726 408 /9 L42 L78 W89 L61 L68 1.0 88 QUINN, SARAH EDID3624 533 400 /7 L17 L79 L53 BYE L67 1.0 89 SCHLOEMER, KATIE EDID4747 800 400 /4 L29 L43 L87 L66 BYE 1.0 90 DANILSON, MALIA EDID4748 800 568 /3 L60 L24 W72 U U 1.0 91 HARTFORD, ZACKARIH EDID4749 800 433 /5 L14 L80 L34 D53 L84 0.5 92 AVERBECK, MICAELA EDID2497 500 400 /9 L16 D84 L70 L71 L73 0.5 93 ENGLAND, CONNOR EDID4750 800 473 /5 L28 L39 L25 D94 L71 0.5 94 RUSSELL, JOSH SMHE4752 800 400 /5 L38 L46 L52 D93 L81 0.5 95 SPINK, JENNIFER EDIE4753 800 400 /5 L41 L45 L43 L82 L69 0.0 96 BOGLE, GREY EDID4755 800 400 /5 L30 L36 L73 L64 L74 0.0 GRADES 6-8 pos last name first id numb start end rd1 rd2 rd3 rd4 rd5 tot 1 JUNE, PETER FHVI9213 1178 1226/95 W35 W15 W8 W5 W3 5.0 2 EGASHIRA, KENJI SHEH6366 1061 1092/120 W53 W47 W16 W14 D6 4.5 3 SCHWEDE, MATT VSTI9750 1146 1156/61 W42 W10 W11 W4 L1 4.0 4 HANCOCK, ETHAN HCSG5705 987 1002/127 W20 W18 W23 L3 W15 4.0 5 JAMES, BRENDAN HCSG3332 1052 1067/113 W56 W30 W7 L1 W12 4.0 6 KEELE, STEPHEN SAIG9727 970 995 /32 W49 D19 W32 W13 D2 4.0 7 BUTTERFIELD, GABRIEL SMHG2548 910 941 /59 W44 W17 L5 W21 W14 4.0 8 REID, MICHAEL HCSG8948 938 952 /74 W28 W41 L1 W36 W18 4.0 9 MILLER-GAINES, GRAHAM FHVI2922 861 901 /32 W46 W25 L14 W26 W31 4.0 10 MARKS, ALEXANDER KULH1676 855 892 /169 W39 L3 W40 W28 W16 4.0 11 ALVARADO, ANTHONY MDEI2621 956 972 /40 W21 W54 L3 W35 W17 4.0 12 WILLIAMS, EVAN CPKI1027 870 940 /15 D13 W36 W19 W22 L5 3.5 13 SAXTON, ANDY FHVI4757 800 926 /5 D12 W34 W31 L6 W29 3.5 14 LIM, SOLOMAN MDEI3752 1011 1000/15 W48 W24 W9 L2 L7 3.0 15 NELSON, BRAD VSTI9746 861 869 /30 W51 L1 W42 W20 L4 3.0 16 BINDER, MICHAEL FHVH8507 986 968 /99 W45 W37 L2 W23 L10 3.0 17 PERRON, JOE ICRI4758 800 914 /5 W43 L7 W24 W30 L11 3.0 18 WANG, MAX KULH2991 713 754 /36 W58 L4 W38 W25 L8 3.0 19 FINE, ELI FHVI2996 707 800 /17 W38 D6 L12 W52 D33 3.0 20 SHEAHAN, KYLE HSCH3148 535 814 /13 L4 W49 W46 L15 W39 3.0 21 LEMME, BRIAN EDIH2513 444 546 /22 L11 W62 W27 L7 W43 3.0 22 GERBRANDT, CALEB WHCH1674 1049 1004/31 W40 L23 W29 L12 W35 3.0 23 ROBINSON, ELI EDIG2514 743 779 /20 W60 W22 L4 L16 W45 3.0 24 BARTON, NATHAN SAIG3048 745 800 /17 W50 L14 L17 W40 W37 3.0 25 KURTIS, MATT LYEI7331 967 943 /116 W59 L9 W53 L18 W36 3.0 26 ZACHARIASH, JEREMY MYVG2518 765 772 /21 L41 W63 W37 L9 W38 3.0 27 TJOELKER, ANDREW WHCG3050 831 766 /17 L37 W61 L21 W54 W48 3.0 28 OSBORNE, JOHN HORI3346 400 652 /10 L8 W43 W47 L10 D30 2.5 29 KOENIG, MATT ALLH2541 400 558 /17 D52 W33 L22 W32 L13 2.5 30 CHARLES, THEODORE EDIG7723 773 754 /28 W57 L5 W54 L17 D28 2.5 31 MCCLAY, CURTIS ALCG2524 791 736 /10 D55 W52 L13 W44 L9 2.5 32 TINGLEY, WYNN WHCH4110 719 657 /10 D34 W55 L6 L29 W44 2.5 33 DENHAM, CODY EDIG1259 1200 983 /8 L36 L29 W34 W53 D19 2.5 34 AKIMOFF, AARON CREG4759 800 808 /5 D32 L13 L33 W59 W52 2.5 35 GOE, JESSE EDIG1260 675 692 /38 L1 W58 W41 L11 L22 2.0 36 MCCLEMENT, ALEXANDER MDIH1678 684 707 /35 W33 L12 W57 L8 L25 2.0 37 SAWYERS, LEVI LANG4760 800 747 /5 W27 L16 L26 W47 L24 2.0 38 REYES, REGINALD LADI4761 800 643 /5 L19 W48 L18 W46 L26 2.0 39 SHIELDS, DAVID WHMI1673 778 726 /26 L10 W51 L44 W41 L20 2.0 40 SKACHKOV, EDUARD VSTH3052 580 679 /14 L22 W45 L10 L24 W62 2.0 41 ROMANO, NATHAN KULI4762 800 674 /5 W26 L8 L35 L39 W53 2.0 42 MCDOWELL, BROCK LYEG4108 671 647 /10 L3 W50 L15 L45 W57 2.0 43 STURM, EVERETT HSCH3835 784 585 /13 L17 L28 W50 W57 L21 2.0 44 SPRINGSTEAD, ALLEN HORH3343 400 498 /8 L7 BYE W39 L31 L32 2.0 45 AVY, ALICIA HSCH2921 770 761 /139 L16 L40 W59 W42 L23 2.0 46 LAGGART, MATTHEW ALCG2515 849 752 /17 L9 W59 L20 L38 W55 2.0 47 ROSTYKUS, YURI FHVH4105 807 675 /10 W63 L2 L28 L37 W54 2.0 48 FISCUS, TAYLOR KULH3000 579 634 /14 L14 L38 W58 W62 L27 2.0 49 SCHWENKE, ZEKE KULI2997 863 832 /37 L6 L20 W63 W56 U 2.0 50 LAQUET, NICHOLAS ANAI4765 800 641 /5 L24 L42 L43 W63 W56 2.0 51 STEELE, SATCHEL KULH4767 800 727 /5 L15 L39 D62 D55 W58 2.0 52 SMITH, SHAWN CACH4769 800 540 /5 D29 L31 W55 L19 L34 1.5 53 ABBOTT, GRAHAM SMHG1257 616 599 /40 L2 W60 L25 L33 L41 1.0 54 GARCIA, SERGIO HORH4770 800 593 /5 W62 L11 L30 L27 L47 1.0 55 PERRON, ELIZABETH FIDG4771 800 552 /5 D31 L32 L52 D51 L46 1.0 56 PHILLIPS, LEVI SMHG2560 604 558 /24 L5 L57 W60 L49 L50 1.0 57 ADAMS, SAM KULI4775 800 463 /5 L30 W56 L36 L43 L42 1.0 58 GREGORIO, RACHELLE LADI4776 800 473 /5 L18 L35 L48 W60 L51 1.0 59 KLEWIADA, ERIC KULG9745 520 504 /29 L25 L46 L45 L34 W63 1.0 60 AKIMOFF, LUKE LKRI4777 800 400 /4 L23 L53 L56 L58 BYE 1.0 61 SUMMERS, BRANDON EDIH7766 463 459 /21 U L27 BYE U U 1.0 62 JOHNSON, AMANDA UTSG2525 798 401 /10 L54 L21 D51 L48 L40 0.5 63 HOKANSON, DUSTY HORH4778 800 400 /5 L47 L26 L49 L50 L59 0.0 64 AKIMOFF, SARAH SMNK4779 936 918 /41 L10 U U U U 0.0 65 JUSTICE, JAKE CACI3410 526 518 /6 L16 U U U U 0.0 GRADES 9-12 pos last name first id numb start end rd1 rd2 rd3 rd4 rd5 tot 1 MATHEWS, DAN MEAL7364 1541 1545/95 W12 W17 W6 D2 W3 4.5 2 HAMMONS, MATT LYEL7800 1369 1379/137 W22 W11 W9 D1 D4 4.0 3 MCMILLAN, BRANDON LYEL7801 1284 1309/115 W19 W18 W5 W7 L1 4.0 4 GAYEN, INGEMAR SEDL3656 1173 1209/26 W23 W20 D7 W8 D2 4.0 5 WEAVER, BEN SEDM7395 1361 1357/160 W16 W10 L3 W18 W13 4.0 6 GOMDYSEY, MAKSIM FERL2897 1197 1223/143 W28 W15 L1 W14 W10 4.0 7 DRAPER, MICHAEL FERJ9493 1210 1210/66 W25 W27 D4 L3 W17 3.5 8 VANWEERDHUIZEN, LANE LYEH3644 1297 1269/177 W26 L9 W12 L4 W16 3.0 9 BLAKESLEE, MATTHEW SEDK1058 1081 1092/91 W24 W8 L2 L10 W26 3.0 10 STEWARDSON, JOSHUA LYEK4123 1035 1058/15 W29 L5 W21 W9 L6 3.0 11 GARZA, RICARDO FERL7231 1158 1136/127 W21 L2 L16 W25 W22 3.0 12 PROUDFOOT, KEVIN EDWJ1934 925 945 /169 L1 W30 L8 W23 W21 3.0 13 KOOY, NICK MVXL3702 1078 1058/16 L27 W23 W19 W15 L5 3.0 14 ABBOTT, NOEL SEDK1247 1059 1039/70 L20 W25 W24 L6 W18 3.0 15 JESERITZ, RYAN SHMJ9736 992 987 /65 W32 L6 W27 L13 W19 3.0 16 AKIMOFF, SARAH SMNK5175 904 936 /40 L5 W29 W11 D17 L8 2.5 17 HOUGH, JON SEDM1050 1071 1061/88 W30 L1 W28 D16 L7 2.5 18 VYAERSI, GERT FERJ9738 972 958 /44 W31 L3 W20 L5 L14 2.0 19 WEAVER, DAVE SEDK7304 835 828 /74 L3 W32 L13 W24 L15 2.0 20 RIVERS, RACHEL HSCM4616 555 701 /10 W14 L4 L18 L22 W31 2.0 21 HAN, JAE-HYO SEDK3655 723 827 /13 L11 W26 L10 W28 L12 2.0 22 FRANCY, EDDY SEDJ2622 907 883 /67 L2 L24 W30 W20 L11 2.0 23 SKACHKOV, ALEX FERK2580 830 795 /41 L4 L13 W31 L12 W29 2.0 24 SCHECK, JAI FERJ3345 653 698 /21 L9 W22 L14 L19 W28 2.0 25 RIVERS, REBEKAH HSCM4606 771 790 /10 L7 L14 W32 L11 W27 2.0 26 KOSLICKI, DAVID HSCK4601 848 800 /10 L8 L21 W29 W27 L9 2.0 27 VESTEY, BRYAN SEDJ3047 689 690 /35 W13 L7 L15 L26 L25 1.0 28 JOHNSON, KRIS HSCJ2505 832 685 /10 L6 W31 L17 L21 L24 1.0 29 ROWE, SEAN SEDJ2627 560 550 /38 L10 L16 L26 W32 L23 1.0 30 RIVERS, ELIZABETH HSCK4611 651 545 /10 L17 L12 L22 L31 W32 1.0 31 JACKSON, PETER SEDM4782 1200 555 /5 L18 L28 L23 W30 L20 1.0 32 SCOTT, VANESSA NVLK4783 1000 400 /5 L15 L19 L25 L29 L30 0.0 Entire Wa. State School Codes List Determine school and grade of a player by interpreting their ID code. Ratings based on fewer than 15 games are provisional and do not accurately reflect comparable competitive performance. Ratings based on 15 and more games are established and tend to be accurate and predictive. Columns: rank in section; last name, first; school code (3 letters), grade code (A = Kindergarten through M = high school senior), 4 digit "call code"; rating at start of event (players start at 100 X grade with a floor of 800); rating earned in event (floor is 400) / career games in Washington Scholastic Rating System; crosstable symbols: W, L, D = win, loss, draw followed by opponent's cross reference standing number; WF = win by forfeit, LF = loss by forfeit, BYE = full point given by tournament director, HPB = half point bye requested by player and granted by TD, U = unplayed round. For your curiosity: rating ranks: 2600 and over: highest rated rank, usually Grandmaster (GM) 2400-2599: second highest rank, usually International Master (IM) 2200-2399: Master (NM or FM) 2000-2199: Expert (E) We have ONE in the WSRS: Curt Collyer, Spokane 1800-1999: Class A player We have only a few in the WSRS. 1600-1799: Class B player and so forth, rating classes by 200 point groups. Play and earn your points and have fun!
Come and play at the 2nd annual....Edison Elementary Chessfest
Chess tournament and playday for Kindergarten to 12th grade chessplayers!
When:
Saturday, December 15, 2001. Check-in from 8:30 - 9:05am. Awards ceremony around 4:30pm.Where:
Edison Elementary School, 5801 Main Ave., Bow-Edison, WA.What:
A five-round no-elimination WSRS-rated chess tournament. Four sections: K-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12th grades. One hour (Game/30) games. (9-12th grades play Game/35). Trophies and Medal awards in each section. Winners (K-6) qualify to play in the State Elementary Championships.To Enter:
Players, please register in advance to play. Entry fee is $7 in advance and must be received by Dec. 13. (Entries received at the door are $10.) Checks payable to Edison Elementary, mail to Edison Elem. Chess, 5801 Main St, Bow, WA 98232. Include Name, Address, School, Grade, Phone, Email. Players must still check in that morning before 9:05.Bring:
Something to write with. And if you can, a chess board & set, and a chess clock.How to get there:
On I-5 take Bow Hill exit #236 at the casino. Go west up the hill. Drive approx. 5 miles to a stop sign. Cross Chuckanut Dr. and proceed straight ahead on the West Bow Hill Rd. for one mile. The school's on the left.More Info:
Email Tourney Organizer Darryl Kvistad.Last year's results here! 152 players! And it was snowy!
But I don't know how to play chess!
Now's a great time to learn! Have a friend show you! (Or read the rules here). Only three things you need to know to play:
- The starting position.
- How the six different pieces move.
- How the game ends. (Get the King!)
Edison Elementary Chessfest FAQ
I'm not a good chessplayer. Should I play?
Sure! Come jam with the rest of us patzers. We're all learning, and you don't have to be a Grandmaster to have fun at chess. Besides, the Swiss pairings system will match you with opponents of equal ability (after a few rounds). And just think of how much better you'll be after a day of chess jamming.Do I have to write down the moves?
Scorekeeping is optional for the K-2 and 3-5 sections, required for the upper sections. To learn how, have a teacher or friend show you, or go here. Hey, it's good for you! One of the best ways to improve is to review your games after a tournament. (Besides being able to show your friends the awesome move you made that clinched the game.) Also, learning chess notation opens you to the whole wide world of chess literature. (So, bring a pen or pencil!)If I haven't taken my hands off of the chess piece yet, can I change my mind?
In a rated tournament, if you even touch a chess piece, you must move it! And if you touch an opponent's piece, you must capture it! So sit on your hands until you know what you want to do. If a piece needs to be centered or adjusted, you may do so by first saying "I adjust".Will we use chess clocks? How do they work?
Yes, we'll use clocks in the upper sections, as they are available. Chess clocks are a great invention. They keep slow players from slowing and losing players from stalling. Here's how it works: After your move, you hit the button nearest you on the chess clock. Your timer stops, and your opponent's timer begins. In this tournament each player will get 30 minutes, thus ensuring that no game goes over an hour. If a player uses up all 30 minutes, it's a loss just like checkmate. If a game without a clock goes really long, the TD may place a clock on that game.Is this tourney an Elementary State Qualifier tournament? Tell me about State.
The largest chess tournament in the state every year is not the Washington Open, the Seafair Open or the State High School Team Championships, it's the State Elementary Championships. Last year it was held in Vancouver and saw 741 players compete. And consider this: to attend, players had to first qualify by posting a winning record in a qualifying tournament.To qualify for Elementary State, a Washington student "in grades 1-6 must score at least 3/5 in a WSRS-rated Scholastic Chess Tournament in Washington State with at least 32 players per section, and three or more schools participating. Players in Grade K need to score 2/5 in a divison which includes K-2 players."
This school year's Washington State Elementary Chess Championships will be held April 13, 2002 in Olympia, Washington. (For more info contact Jon Licht.)
Should we bring food?
Concessions will be available.
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