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Chess Jam 2003 - High School Section 2-15-03 pos last name first id numb start end/#gms rd1 rd2 rd3 rd4 rd5 rd6 tot 1 SINANAN, JOSHUA EDWM8425 1740 1759/102 BYE W10 W8 W15 D2 W6 5.5 2 LEE, JASON BCXK5975 1868 1871/ 51 BYE W19 W18 W6 D1 W8 5.5 3 JUNE, PETER SHMJ9213 1478 1500/195 BYE W7 W9 W4 L6 W10 5.0 4 HAMMONS, MATT OMKM7800 1495 1486/163 BYE D5 W22 L3 W31 W7 4.5 5 FISHER, AARON SHML9085 1146 1271/103 BYE D4 W19 L18 W17 W15 4.5 6 MATHEWS, DAN MEAM7364 1621 1621/156 BYE W23 W16 L2 W3 L1 4.0 7 KURTIS, MATT SHMJ7331 1048 1126/211 BYE L3 W29 W21 W9 L4 4.0 8 REID, ALEXANDER BCXI4202 1322 1333/ 24 BYE W33 L1 W25 W14 L2 4.0 9 GARZA, RICARDO FERM7231 1250 1252/199 BYE W11 L3 W24 L7 W16 4.0 10 JUSAK, JEREMY SHMJ7225 1196 1207/111 BYE L1 W13 W38 WF L3 4.0 11 ABBOTT, NOEL SEDL1247 974 1015/108 BYE L9 W26 L16 W36 W24 4.0 12 YU, KEVIN FEDM2600 913 1067/ 43 U W34 W33 L14 W22 W20 4.0 13 SCHECK, JAI FERK3345 956 1026/ 61 U W42 L10 W37 W35 W19 4.0 14 ENGLESBERG, COLIN FERK9210 1087 1118/ 84 BYE HPB HPB W12 L8 W21 4.0 15 VAN WEERDHUIZEN, LANE LYEI3644 1478 1446/277 BYE W20 W17 L1 D16 L5 3.5 16 GOMDYSEY, MAKSIM FERM2897 1317 1305/203 BYE W27 L6 W11 D15 L9 3.5 17 KLACSANZKY, CHRIS EDWM4594 1051 1083/ 59 BYE W22 L15 D31 L5 W30 3.5 18 DRAPER, MICHAEL FERK9493 1362 1379/129 BYE W30 L2 W5 LF HPB 3.5 19 HARRIS, BRIAN SEDK7051 1220 1185/ 35 BYE L2 L5 W32 W38 L13 3.0 20 DAVIS, MICHAEL EDWK7619 1038 1017/ 15 BYE L15 L24 W29 W26 L12 3.0 21 HAAKENSON, DAVID MTSM5284 874 952/100 U W39 W28 L7 W25 L14 3.0 22 TAYLOR, DANIEL HPTH7257 1480 1409/252 BYE L17 L4 W30 L12 W31 3.0 23 WEAVER, DAVE SEDL7304 1148 1102/127 BYE L6 L25 L26 W32 W38 3.0 24 KURTIS, ALEX SHMJ7336 928 951/205 U W36 W20 L9 W34 L11 3.0 25 NELSON, BRAD FERJ9746 964 987/ 73 U W35 W23 L8 L21 W34 3.0 26 LAUNDRY, DAVID FERL9480 899 933/ 60 U W37 L11 W23 L20 W33 3.0 27 OTTO, DANIEL EDWJ1706 980 923/147 BYE L16 L38 L36 W43 W39 3.0 28 JESERITZ, RYAN SHMK9736 969 930/127 U W45 L21 L34 W37 W35 3.0 29 GRIFFIN, TROY SEDM7290 927 916/100 U W44 L7 L20 W41 W36 3.0 30 HAKIM, MIKE FERL8905 1018 993/ 40 BYE L18 D32 L22 W39 L17 2.5 31 SANDERS, SCOTT SHML6656 778 822/ 47 U W41 W45 D17 L4 L22 2.5 32 KISTOL, STAN FEDM3085 908 911/ 56 U W40 D30 L19 L23 W42 2.5 33 HAWN, RILO BHMJ7372 1225 947/ 9 BYE L8 L12 L35 W40 L26 2.0 34 MCLAIN, STEVEN FEDL3868 616 671/ 37 U L12 W41 W28 L24 L25 2.0 35 MATHUR, SHIVAM FEDL5632 764 780/ 20 U L25 W40 W33 L13 L28 2.0 36 GORE, ZACH MTSM2886 689 716/ 30 U L24 W43 W27 L11 L29 2.0 37 YATES, JAMES FEDK5725 430 586/ 10 U L26 W42 L13 L28 W44 2.0 38 SCHWENKE, ZEKE BHMJ2997 897 901/ 82 U W43 W27 L10 L19 L23 2.0 39 MILLS, CASEY FEDK7348 1000 741/ 5 U L21 W44 W45 L30 L27 2.0 40 HANLEY, MONIKA MTSL2887 563 598/ 31 U L32 L35 W42 L33 W43 2.0 41 TANNURA, SILVER EDWJ7457 900 464/ 4 U L31 L34 BYE L29 D45 1.5 42 BAUMGARDNER, DOUG SEDK2915 764 688/ 28 U L13 L37 L40 W45 L32 1.0 43 BOST, JACOB NVLJ9812 900 504/ 5 U L38 L36 W44 L27 L40 1.0 44 BURR, TONY FERJ3341 672 566/ 26 U L29 L39 L43 BYE L37 1.0 45 COLLINS, WADE BHMJ9086 770 661/ 32 U L28 L31 L39 L42 D41 0.5 Chess Jam 2003 - 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Presenting the sixth annual....
International Chess Jam 2003
Youth Chess Playday and Tournaments
Saturday, February 15, 2003
at Ferndale High School
You wanted more chess? You got it.
Seven rounds in the Junior Section!
Five Game/45 rounds in the High School Section!You wanted door prizes? You got it.
Two chess computers will be given away!
An LCD Chess hand-held, and an Excalibur King Arthur!
Site: Ferndale High School, cafeteria. (Ferndale is five minutes north of Bellingham.)
Format:
---Grades 9-12: 5 Round McMahon Swiss, Game/45 (each player gets 45 min.)
---Grades 4-8: 7-Round Swiss, Game/30 (each player gets 30 min.)
Computer paired. WSRS rated, no membership required.
Players of all abilities welcome!Schedule:
8:30am - Registration opens.
8:45am - Deadline** for on-site entries.
8:50am - Deadline** for 9th-12th grade pre-registrants to check in.
9:00am - Deadline** for 4th-8th grade pre-registrants to check in.
9:10am - 1st Round, High School Section.
9:15am - Players meeting, Junior section.
9:40am or ASAP: 1st Round, Junior section.
**Late entrants or check-ins will get a 1/2 point bye in the first round.
Silent film "Chess Fever" (circa 1925, featuring Capablanca) shown during check-in.
5:40pm - Awards ceremony.Awards: Trophies for overall, medals by grade, team awards TBA.
How To Enter: Entry fee $6 if fee received by Wednesday, Feb. 12, $12 thereafter. Send entries to Ferndale High School Chess Club, Attn: Mr. Peters, Box 428, Ferndale WA 98248. Make checks to Ferndale High School. Include full name, school, grade, Email address. Include WSRS ID and rating if known.
Exception for Canadian players: If mail or email with complete information is received by Feb. 12, $6 rate applies and may be paid the morning of the tourney. Please supply all ratings, thanks.
Chess Jam T-Shirts: Advance registrants will have a custom Chess Jam 2003 T-shirt waiting for them on Game Day by including an extra $11 with entry. These are quality Hanes Beefy-T's, and they all sold out last year. Indicate adult size: S, M, L, XL. Indicate color: Deep Green, Deep Blue, Deep Red (Bergundy), or Black. (White art/lettering.) (If your color is unavailable, default color is Deep Green.) Enter & order in advance; don't count on extras being available on Game Day.
Bring: Boards and sets for skittles area, pen/cils, lunch money or sack lunch. Clock, if you have one.
Director: Randy Kaech, 360-384-2792.
Last Year's Results!
Dan Matthews, Lane Van Weerdhuizen are Grand Champions!
Directions: Take I-5 Exit 262. Go west about 1 mile to downtown Ferndale. Turn right on 3rd, then next left onto Vista. In 1/4 mile when right lane forms, take it. At stop sign you'll see FHS ahead, to your right. (5380 Golden Eagle Dr.)
Chess Jam 2003 FAQ
I'm in 3rd grade, and it says the Junior section is for 4th through 8th grades. Can I play? Please?
Students below 4th grade may play in the Junior section if they don't mind tough competition and can write down their moves. (Learn here!)Seven rounds? When do we eat lunch?
True, most Saturday tourneys have five rounds, with a break for lunch. At Chess Jam we have a short break around lunch time, but we've found that with seven rounds, it usually turns out that one of your games ends quickly while someone elses goes the full distance (one hour). That would be a good time to eat! Concessions will be available, but you may want to bring a healthy sack lunch.I don't even know how to play chess. Is it hard?
Easy to learn, hard to master. Learn, and then come play with us! Have a friend show you! Or read the rules here. Only three things you need to know to play: 1.The starting position. 2.How the six different pieces move. 3.How the game ends. (Get the King!)I'm not a good chessplayer. Should I play in Chess Jam?
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?
Yes, scorekeeping is required at Chess Jam. 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, scoresheets will be provided.If I haven't taken my hands off of the chess piece yet, can I change my mind?
In a rated tournament like this one, 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, although we may not have enough for all boards. 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 gets either 30 minutes (Junior division) or 45 minutes (H.S. division), thus ensuring that no game goes over 60 minutes (or 90 minutes). If a player uses up all his time, it's a loss just like checkmate. If a game starts without a clock, we'll put a clock on the game, with the time equally elapsed, as one becomes available.How do school team awards work?
The team scoring used will be similar to cross-country meet scoring. In each section the best four results from a single school will be tallied and compared with other schools. Efforts are made not to pair players from the same school.Will concessions be available?
Hot dogs, pop and a few munchies will be available, and The Chess House will have chess clocks, boards, books, software and more for perusal and purchase.Is the Junior division 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 Tumwater and saw 718 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." So, for 6th graders and below, the Junior section will act as a qualifier for Elementary State, though it'll be harder than most as it includes 7th and 8th graders.
This school year's Washington State Elementary Chess Championships will be held April 12, 2003 in Richland, Washington. (For more info visit the official web site.)
Parents, check out the Parents FAQ on the NW Wa. Elementary School Chess page
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