The 99 Percent, Part 2
The winner of the game is the player who makes the next-to-last mistake. – Savielly Tartakower In the last part (part 1), I provided a couple of positions to ponder over. Here I provide...
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JPL Open was able to raise $251 for the Joplin Public Library Chess Club through rated entries and generous donations.Thank you to Joplin Chess Club for helping support the JPL Chess Club!
The Unrated section was combined due to the number of players. For the adult/open players in that section, Gary White took 1st (and 1st overall) with 3.5 and Jeff Swift took 2nd.
In Unrated K-12, Quentin Fitzpatrick and Zack Muench tied, with three points each, for 2nd overall. Quentin won the K-12 plaque on tiebreaks and Zack received a medal. Also medalling were Harry Heil and Devin Muench with 2 points each.
Brian Rude swept Rated Open the field, taking clear 1st with 4 points. Matt Pratt took clear 2nd with 2.5.
JPL Open wrapped up. Brian Rude swept the field, taking clear 1st with 4 points. Matt Pratt took clear 2nd with 2.5.
Thanks to everyone for coming out for a day of chess and supporting the library chess club.
The Unrated section waa combined due to the number of players. For the adult/open players in that section, Gary White took 1st (and 1st overall) with 3.5 and Jeff Swift took 2nd.
In the K-12, Quentin Fitzpatrick and Zack Muench tied, with three points each, for 2nd overall. Quentin won the K-12 plaque on tiebreaks and Zack received a medal. Also medalling were Harry Heil and Devin Muench with 2 points each.
Kind of a late update, but the JPL Open and Unrated is going on now. The Unrated section is in their final round.
The rated Open is currently in round 3.
Tourney wrapped up about an hour ago.
Board 1 was the final game to finish, the result determining if there would be a clear first place or if there would be a tie at the top.
NM Ron Luther won his game against Zach Schuh, guaranteeing at least 2nd place overall.
Matt Pratt was able to convert his game against Selden Trimble, giving a tie for first at 4.0 points.
Jason Delpire won his final round game along with the U1600 prize. Riley Shoaf also won his final game to receive the U1400 prize. His opponent, Jerry Naylon, edged out the U1200 field by half a point, to win the last of the prize pool.
Tourney has been submitted and should be on the MSA soon.
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