GTCL 2008 CHESS EVENTS

 

Combined Chess Calendar

 

Date

Events

Address

City

Grand Prix Events

January

Jan 3 - Feb 28

2007-2008 Scarborough Chess Club Championship

Jack Goodlad Community Centre, 929 Kennedy Road

Scarborough

SCC

Jan 12 - 13

The 2008 R.A. Winter Open

R.A. Centre, 2451 Riverside Drive 

Ottawa

EOCA

Jan 12 to December 7

Instructional Chess Tournaments For Juniors 

The Chess Academy of Canada, 7755 Bayview Avenue,

Thornhill

 

Jan 22 to Mar 4

The Toronto Closed 2008

Williowdale Chess Club, 4169 Bathurst St

North York

GTCL

February

Feb 2-3

Guelph Winter Pro-Am

Room 442, Guelph University Centre

Guelph

SWOCL

Feb 15 - 17

KW Winter Open

Kitchener City Hall, 200 King Street West 

Kitchener

 

Feb 23

Stephen Leacock
Grades 1 – 12 Challenge

Stephen Leacock Collegiate Institute 2450 Birchmount Rd

Scarborough

 

Feb 23 - 24

Hamilton Winter Open

Hamilton Wentworth Education Centre, 100 Main Street West,

Hamilton

SWOCL

Feb.  29, March 1 & 2  

The 2008 R.A. SPRING Open

RA. Centre, 2451 Riverside Drive 

Ottawa

EOCA

March

Mar 1

2008 Canadian Recreational

Calypso Hut Too Family Restaurant, 3 Gateway Blvd

Brampton

 

Mar 28

T.S.S.C.L. Team Championship 2008

Northview Heights SS : 550 Finch Ave W

Toronto

 

Mar 29 

London March Open

Wortley Baptist Church new name -Hillside Church (250 Commissioners Rd. W)

London

 

Mar 29 - 30

Niagara Falls Open

Niagara Shrine Club, 5621 North Street

Niagara Falls

SWOCL

April

April 12 & 13

The 2008 McIntosh Open

McIntosh Country Inn & Conference Centre 

Morrisburg

EOCA

April 19-20

Guelph Spring Pro-Am

Room 442, Guelph University Centre

Guelph

SWOCL

April 26 

London April Open

Wortley Baptist Church new name -Hillside Church (250 Commissioners Rd. W)

London

 

May

May 3-4 

27th Annual Arnprior R. N. Webb Memorial

Nick Smith Centre , 77 James St, Arnprior

Arnprior

EOCA

May 3-4

Ontario Youth Chess Championships

Kitchener City Hall, 200 King Street West

Kitchener

OCA

May 9-13

The Canadian Junior Championship 2008

1650 Bayview Av

Toronto

CFC

May 27

First Annual Evelyn Katz Memorialtario

3705 Bathurst Street (one block south of Wilson)

Toronto

 

May 30, 31 & June 1

The 2008 Eastern Ontario Open

Carleton University Residence Commons

Ottawa

EOCA

May 31-Jun 1

Joe Pochmursky Memorial V

1 Currie St.

St.Catharines

SWOCL

May 31 

London May Open

Wortley Baptist Church new name -Hillside Church (250 Commissioners Rd. W)

London

 

June

June 27-29

Canada Day Open at Hart House

Debates Room, 2nd Fl, Hart House, U of Toronto 7 Hart House Circle

Toronto

 

June 29

Finnjoy Chess Tournament 2008

Mel Lastman Square, Meeting Room

Toronto

 

July

July 14 to 17

Canadian Youth Chess Championship

Hotel Universel, 2300 Chemin Ste-Foy, Québec

Quebec City

CFC

July 19 to 27

Canadian Open 2008

255,rue Ontario Est, Montreal, Quebec H2X 1X6

Montreal

CFC

July 26

London July Open

Wortley Baptist Church new name -Hillside Church (250 Commissioners Rd. W)

London

 

Augest

Aug 1 - 4

The Second Annual Canadian Amateur

Kitchener City Hall, 200 King Street West

Kitchener

 

Aug 10

Mid-Summer Active

The Bow&Arrow Restaurant & Pub, 1954 Yonge Street,

North York

 

Aug 16-17

Hamilton Summer Open

Hamilton Wentworth Education Centre, 100 Main Street West,

Hamilton

SWOCL

Aug 23-24

MAYHEM ON MIDLAND ROUND 2

2115 Midland Ave. Unit 4

Scarborough

 

Aug 30- Sep 1

Labour Day Open

76 Overlea Blvd (Near Don Mills Road)

Toronto

 

Aug 30 

London Aug Open

Wortley Baptist Church new name -Hillside Church (250 Commissioners Rd. W)

London

 

September

Sep 5 -7 

2008 RA Fall Open

R.A. Centre, 2451 Riverside Drive 

Ottawa

EOCA

Sep 16 - Oct 28

The TORONTO WOMEN'S CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP 2008

WILLOWDALE CHESS CLUB, 4169 Bathurst St., inside Earl Bales Park

Toronto

GTCL

October

Oct  7 (Tuesdays)

XS Mythic Thanksgiving Round Robin

1685 Bayview Av

Toronto

 

Oct 11 - Oct 13

2008 Toronto Thanksgiving Open

76 Overlea Blvd (Near Don Mills Road)

Toronto

 

Oct 14 - Nov 25

The TORONTO SENIOR CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP 2008

WILLOWDALE CHESS CLUB, 4169 Bathurst St., inside Earl Bales Park

Toronto

GTCL

Oct 17- 19

2008 KW Oktoberfest Open(Ontario Open)

Kitchener City Hall, 200 King Street West 

Kitchener

SWOCL / OCA

Oct 25 - 26

2008 Chessca Open

Elora Mill Inn. 77 Mill Street West

Elora

 

November

Nov 11 - Dec 23

The TORONTO JUNIOR CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP 2008

WILLOWDALE CHESS CLUB, 4169 Bathurst St., inside Earl Bales Park

Toronto

GTCL

December

Dec 19-21

Hart House Open

Debates Room, 2nd Fl, Hart House, U of Toronto 7 Hart House Circle

Toronto

 

 

Remark:

Because of the restrict from our system, I am not going to post any chess clubs and chess schools tournaments here(since Mar 1st, 2008) . For the schedule of all chess clubs and schools events, please check the link for the  Chess Club and Schools to go to their websites.

2007 Toronto Junior Chess Championship

THE BAYVIEW GAMES CLUB PRESENTS  (A GTCL event):

 

The TORONTO JUNIOR & BANTAM CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP 2007

September 16 to November 4  

This will be a two section round-robin event with eight players in each.

The Junior section will comprise of the 8 highest rated players born in 1988 or later.

The Bantam section will comprise of the 8 highest rated players born in 1994 or later.

A reserve section will be formed in each section if entries warrant  (6 or more).

The deadline for entries will be 7pm Wednesday, September 12 at the BGC where the draw for position will take place.

Schedule: Games will be played on consecutive Sundays at 3 pm with no games scheduled for Thanksgiving weekend (October 7).

The Bayview Games Club is open 7 days per week, so individual games may be rescheduled by agreement of both players and upon notification of the TD.

The Junior will be both CFC and FIDE rated. The Bantam will be CFC rated only.

The Bantam section will also be used as a qualifying event for the CYCC which

will lead to a spot in the WYCC.

Rating fees
will be paid by the GTCL. CFC membership is required.

 Time control: 90 minutes for 40 moves and 15 minutes for the rest of the game with 30 seconds increment from the first move.

ENTRY FEE: $60 payable by 7pm, September 12. 

PRIZES:

Junior Champion        $200 & Trophy

2nd place                       100

3rd place                         60


Bantam Champion      $200 & Trophy

2nd place                        100

3rd place                          60
Reserve sections       75% of entry fees

Entries & Info: Vlad Dobrich (416) 722-9709 

 

4 Toronto Chess Stars playing 2007 Toronto Junior Championship

Four Toronto Chess Stars are playing double round-robin from Sept 16th to Nov 4th in Bayview Game Club. The previous Toronto Junior Information can be checked here.

  • Format : double round-robin
  • Schedule : 6 weekend afternoon on Sunday
  • Time control : 90 minutes for 40 moves and 15 minutes for the rest of the game with 30 seconds increment from the first move.
  • Rating : CFC and Fide(Rating fee paid by GTCL)
  • Entry fee : $60
  • Prize :
      • Junior Champion: $110 & Clock Trophy
      • 2nd Place: $70

  • Contact : Bayview Games Club, 1681Bayview Ave., Suite 202 Toronto, On Canada Tel: (416) 722-9709 Vlad Dobrich 

2210 Roman Sapozhnikov 

 

Sapozhnikov, Roman CFC:2207 Fide :2150 (13 years old)

2169 Yuanling Yuan

Yuan, Yuanling CFC: 2146 Fide :2082 (13 years old) 

2168 Haonan Zhou

Zhou, Haonan CFC: 2168 Fide: 2096(16 years old)

1923 Lisa Orlova

Orlova, Lisa CFC: 1923 Fide:1815 (13 years old)

             

 Schedule

 
  1st round – Sunday Sept 16th 2007
  Yuan Yuanling 1-0   Orlova Yelizaveta
  Zhou Haonan ½-½   Sapozhnikov, Roman
  2nd round – Sunday  Sept 23rd 2007
  Yuan Yuanling 0-1    Zhou Haonan 
  Orlova Yelizaveta  0-1    Sapozhnikov, Roman 
  3rd round – Sunday  Sept 30th 2007
  Sapozhnikov, Roman  ½-½   Yuan Yuanling 
  Zhou Haonan  1-0   Orlova Yelizaveta 
  4th round – Sunday Oct 21st 2007
  Orlova Yelizaveta  0-1    Yuan Yuanling
  Sapozhnikov, Roman  1-0    Zhou Haonan
  5th round – Sunday  Oct 28th 2007
  Zhou Haonan 0-1   Yuan Yuanling 
  Sapozhnikov, Roman   1-0   Orlova Yelizaveta
  6th round – Sunday Nov 4th 2007
  Yuan Yuanling 1-0    Sapozhnikov, Roman 
  Orlova Yelizaveta 0-1    Zhou Haonan

 Results
 
 
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
Score
1
Sapozhnikov R 2207 
*
1/2
1/2
1
*
0
1
1
4
2
Yuan Y 2146
1/2
*
0
1
1
*
1
1
4.5
3
Zhou H 2168
1/2
1
*
1
0
0
*
1
3.5
4
Orlova Y 1923
0
0
0
*
0
0
0
*
0

2007 Toronto Junior Championship has two rounds left

2007 Toronto Junior Championship has two rounds left

Posted by GTCL on October 23, 2007, 1:39:58
User logged in as: GTCL

Four new generation Toronto chess players have been playing double round robin for the title of 2007 Toronto Junior Chess Champion since Sep 16. 16 years old boy,Zhou,Haonan and 13 years old girl, Orlova Yelizaveta have already won their age category champion of 2007 Canada Youth Champiosnships respectively in July in Ottawa this year. Both of them will represent Canada to participate WYCC in Turkey in November 2007.

Sapozhnikov, Roman is the highest rating player in this tournament, either Fide 2150 or CFC rating 2207. He reached his National Master level in March this year. In 2007 Ottawa CYCC, he was tied for 3rd place in U14 boy section.

Yuan,Yuanling is 13-year-old chess girl,has ranked in top Canadian Chess Women. She wasn't playing CYCC this year, however, as a junior high student,she won the title of 2007 Ontario High School Chess Champion by five undefeated games playing with high schools boys. Her current fide rating is 2082 and CFC rating is 2146.

The tournament has had 4 rounds on going so far, the players' scores are:
Sapozhnikov, Roman 2.5/3
Zhou,Haonan 2.5/4
Yuan,Yuanling 2/3
Orlova,Yelizaveta 0/4

On this Saturday, it has one game that Sapozhnikov will play with Yuan. And ,there will be two games on Sunday which are Zhou vs Yuan and Sapozhnikov vs Orlova.

To see who will win the title of 2007 Toronto Junior Chess Champion,please check the news on GTCL website.

Yuan, Yuanling won the Toronto Junior Chess Champion 2007 today

Today’s game in Bayview Game Chess Club would create a new Toronto Junior Chess Champion 2007. Since Zhou, Haonan, the U16B Champion of 2007 CYCC finished all rounds games and got 3.5/6, the title of the 2007 TJCC would not below Zhou. It would be from the winner of today’s game between a 13 years old girl, Yuan, Yuanling and 13 years old Canadian Chess Master, Sapozhnikov, Roman.  

Sapozhnikov only need draw this game against Yuan and would get most of chance to win the title, because he left only one game playing with Orlova,Yelizaveta who was the lowest rating in this tournament. However, Yuan, Yuanling defeated him in around 27 moves and won the 2007 Toronto Junior Champion.

Sapozhnikov would be listed 2nd place if he would win Orlova,Yelizaveta who had gone to play WYCC in
Turkey these days. If Sapozhnikov would draw with Orlova, he would get score 3.5 and share 2nd place with Zhou. Whatever the result of the last game between Sapozhnikov and Orlova, it would not affect Yuan,Yuanling taking this title.

2007 Champion of TJCC was the 3rd title Yuan,Yuanling won this year after she moved to Toronto in April, 2007. She also held 2007 TSSCL Individual Champion and 2007 Ontario High School Chess Champion. Yuanling is the first girl has these three chess titles in Canada Chess history which is used to take by boys. Also this tournament would bring her be listed in Canada Chess Master level.

 

McIntosh Open 2008

Date: April 12-13, 2008
Place:Macintosh Country Inn and Conference Center
12495 County Road 2
Morrisburg, Ontario
Rounds: 5
Type: Regular Swiss
Sections: One Section tournament with Prizes by rating group - rating groups determined by player distribution.

Prizes: $$BEN$$
Registration: 8:00 - 8:45am on site, or register in person at the RA chess club (Cash Only) April 3 and April 10 from 6:30pm - 7:30pm, or by cheque: Make Cheques to Au Diapason Inc., c/o Raymond Lacroix 41 Kingslea Crescent, Cornwall, ON, K6H 2J2.
Organizers: Raymond Lacroix / Stijn DeKerpel
TD: Stijn DeKerpel
Miscellaneous: Bring your clocks, no computers, no smoking, byes available rounds 1-4 (maximum of two .5 point byes) if requested in advance. An EOCA Grand Prix Event. Registration for the tournament ends at 8:45 SHARP. Players arriving after 8:45 am on April 12th may register late and receive a half-point bye in Round 1.

Reserve your room at the Inn and mention you are with the chess tournament to receive the special rate!

Directions to the Inn (1-888-229-2850 email: info@macintoshcountryinn.com)

The MacIntosh Country Inn is conveniently located at the junction of Highway 401 and Junction 31 in the town of Morrisburg, Ontario. The Inn is only a half an hour drive from Cornwall and Brockville, one hour from Ottawa, three and a half hours from Toronto, one and a half hours from Montreal and twenty-five minutes from the U.S. border crossings.

From Toronto or Montreal: Take Highway 401 to exit 750 and proceed south to County Road 2. Turn left and travel one kilometre where you will find the Inn on the north side of the road.

From Ottawa: Take Bank Street (Highway 31) south to County Road 2. Turn left and travel one kilometre where you will find the Inn on the north side of the road.

An EOCA Grand Prix event.

The Second Annual Canadian Amateur Chess Championships

Date: August 1- 4, 2008.
Place: Kitchener City Hall
City: Kitchener
Province: ON
Rds: 7
Miscellaneous: A SWOCL Grand Prix Event
   Free refreshments & snacks throughout the event.
   All equipment provided.
Sections: Open (FIDE Rated), U2000, U1700, U1400
Entry Fee: $75 by July 31 ; $100 at door.
Placement Prizes: Trophies and Cash Prizes 1st $300, 2nd $200, 3rd $100 in each section.
Unrated prize: $100
Club Prize: $500. 4 player teams from same club, maximum of 3 players in section, multiple teams per club permissible. Contestants must play within 200 points of their peak rating and are not eligible for the family prize. Exceptions subject to approval by organizer.
Family Prize: $400. Top 2 scores, any sections, immediate family only (spouse, sibling, parent/grandparent/child), contestants must play within 200 points of their peak rating and are not eligible for the club prize.
Round Times: First Round 7pm August 1. Rounds 2-7, 10am and 3pm daily.
Time Control: Game in 90 minutes with 30 second Fischer increment
On site registration: August 1st, 4:00pm – 6:00pm
Byes: 2 half point byes in the first 6 rounds if requested with entry.
Eligibility: Players may play up if they are within 100 points of section floor, based on current rating. FQE Ratings taken at par.
Registration Payable to: Hal Bond, 6 Wildwood Place, Guelph, ON N1H 7X9; Or register online, pay cash at door: www.chessfest.ca

2007 Toronto Senior Chess Championship

There are eight senior chess players are going to play "2007 Toronto Senior Chess Championship" . The event will be one round per week from Oct 16, 2007 to Nov 27, 2007 at  Willowdale Chess Club.

The 8 players Round Robin crosstable is following, 

 

Toronto Senior Chess Championship 2007

 

 

 

 

From:  2007-10-16

-

To: 2007-11-27

 

 

#

Name

CFC Id

Rating

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Total

Place

1

Ben

Hosiosky

101494

2043

 

1

1

0

.5

1

1

 1

5.5

3

2

Jai

Wax

new

 

0

 

0

0

0

0

0

8

3

Ruperto

Frilles

102447

2133

0

1

 

1

 1

1

1

4

Mickey

Stein

105756

1961

1

1

0

 

 1

1

1

2

5

Joe

Bellomo

109793

1759

.5

0

 0

 

0

0

1

2.5 

6

Oswald

Barmasch

132784

1599

0

0

1

 

1

1

4

Max

Kornmann

101486

1794

0

0

0

1

0

 

1

5

8

Antonio

Pussar

140507

1227

 0

1

0

 0

0

0

 

1

 7

 * Remark : Each round paring and games results are posted on the following Comments column.

    Ruperto Frilles won today tie-break match with Mickey Stein - 2:0 after both players finished Toronto Senior Championship with 6 points after 7 rounds.            

 

Ruperto Frilles won Toronto Senior Chess Championship 2007

Ruperto Frilles won yesterday tie-break match with Mickey Stein - 2:0 after both players finished Toronto Senior Championship with 6 points after 7
rounds. It was active chess match with 20'+10"/move time control.

Postponed game from round 6 Ben Hosiosky - Oswald Barmasch as well was played yesterday, and Ben won to clinch his third prize with 5.5 points.

So, Toronto Senior Championship was finished today - please find completed crosstable here.

Congratulations to Ruperto Frilles, our new Toronto Senior Chess Champion, and other prize winners.

The 2007 Totonto Senior Chess Champion will be captured on next Tuesday

We still have 1 postponed game left between Ben Hosiosky and Oswald Barmasch on Dec 4th, 2007. Other games finished and the crosstable is on the GTCL website.However, Ruperto, Frilles(2133) and Mickey, Stein(1961) both have 6 score. Between them we will have a tie-break match on next Tuesday at Willowdale Chess Club to decide who is the Toronto Senior Chess Champion 2007.

The TORONTO SENIOR CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP 2006

WILLOWDALE CHESS CLUB PRESENTS

A Gtcl Event

The TORONTO SENIOR CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP 2006
October 17 to December 19

This will be an eight player round-robin tournament comprising of the eight highest rated players born in 1956 or earlier who apply.

The deadline for entries will be 9pm Tuesday, October 10 at the Willowdale Chess Club where the draw for position will take place.

A reserve section will be available after the top section is filled. 

Schedule: Games will be played on consecutive Tuesdays at 7pm at the Willowdale Chess Club

(Earl Bales Community Centre at the Earl Bales Park near Bathurst and Sheppard intersection)

The event will be CFC rated, and the rating fees will be paid by the GTCL.

CFC membership is required. 

Time control: 90 minutes for the game.

ENTRY FEE: $20, For players born in 1946 or earlier - $15, For players born in 1936 or earlier - $10.

PRIZES: Chess books for top 3 finishers & Trophy for the winner.

Chess sets and boards are provided by the Willowdale Chess Club.

Please bring your chess clock.

Entries & Info: Fred Kormendi (416) 223-0126

Oleg Tseluiko is the 2006 Toronto Senior Chess Champion

The results and crosstable is here.

2008 Toronto Chess Championships Announced today

The GTCL Executives approved three bids from Willowdale Chess Club for 2008 Toronto Women, Seniors and Juniors Chess Championships. Please see the tournaments details as following link:

The TORONTO JUNIOR CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP 2008

WILLOWDALE CHESS CLUB presents (a GTCL event):
The TORONTO JUNIOR CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP 2008
November 11 - December 23

This will be an eight player round-robin tournament comprising of the eight highest rated players born in 1989 or later who apply.
The deadline for entries will be 9pm Tuesday, November 4 at the Willowdale Chess Club (4169 Bathurst St., inside Earl Bales Park), where the draw for positions will take place.
A reserve section will be available if 6 or more additional players enter.
The event will be CFC rated, and the rating fees will be paid by the GTCL.
CFC membership is required.
Schedule: Games will be played on consecutive Tuesdays at 7 pm. at the Willowdale Chess Club
(Earl Bales Community Centre at the Earl Bales Park near Bathurst and Sheppard intersection)
Time control:
60 minutes for the game with 30 seconds increment from the first move.
Entry fee: $60 payable by 9pm, November 4.
PRIZES:
Championship - 1st - $200 & Trophy
2nd - $100
3rd - $ 60
Reserve section - 75% of entry fees.
Entries & Info: Fred Kormendi (416) 223-0126

The TORONTO SENIOR CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP 2008

WILLOWDALE CHESS CLUB presents (a GTCL event):
The TORONTO SENIOR CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP 2008
October 14 - November 25

This will be an eight player round-robin tournament comprising of the eight highest rated players born in 1958 or earlier who apply.
The deadline for entries will be 9pm Tuesday, October 7 at the Willowdale Chess Club (4169 Bathurst St., inside Earl Bales Park), where the draw for position will take place.
A reserve section will be available if 6 or more additional players enter.
The event will be CFC rated, and the rating fees will be paid by the GTCL.
CFC membership is required.
Schedule: Games will be played on consecutive Tuesdays at 7pm at the Willowdale Chess Club (Earl Bales Community Centre at the Earl Bales Park near Bathurst and Sheppard intersection)
Time control: 90 minutes for the game.
Entry fee:  $20, for players born in 1948 or earlier - $15, for players born in 1938 or earlier - $10.
PRIZES: Chess books for top 3 finishers & Trophy for the winner.
Chess sets and boards are provided by the Willowdale Chess Club. Please bring your chess clock.
Entries & Info:
Fred Kormendi (416) 223-0126

The TORONTO WOMEN'S CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP 2008

WILLOWDALE CHESS CLUB presents (a GTCL event):
The TORONTO WOMEN'S CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP 2008
September 16 - October 28

This will be an eight player round-robin tournament comprising of the eight highest rated players who apply.
The deadline for entries will be 9pm Tuesday, September 9 at the Willowdale Chess Club (4169 Bathurst St., inside Earl Bales Park), where the draw for positions will take place.
A reserve section will be available if 6 or more additional players enter.
The event will be CFC rated, and the rating fees will be paid by the GTCL.
CFC membership is required.
Schedule: Games will be played on consecutive Tuesdays at 7 pm. at the Willowdale Chess Club
(Earl Bales Community Centre at the Earl Bales Park near Bathurst and Sheppard intersection)
Time control:
60 minutes for the game with 30 seconds increment from the first move.
Entry fee: $60 payable by 9pm, September 9.
PRIZES:
Championship - 1st - $200 & Trophy
2nd - $100
3rd - $ 60
Reserve section - 75% of entry fees.
Entries & Info: Fred Kormendi (416) 223-0126

Six toronto female chess players started to play 2008 Toronto Women

The pairings and schedule as follows,

Round 1 Date
Natasa Serbanescu 1850 0-1 Dalia Kagramanov 1817 14/09/2008
Glenda Baylon 1880 0-1 Irina Barron 2022 14/09/2008
Natalia Bogushevskaya 1729 0-1 Yelizaveta Orlova 2001 16/09/2008

Round 2 Date
Yelizaveta Orlova 2001 1-0 Natasa Serbanescu 1850 21/09/2008
Glenda Baylon 1880 1-0 Dalia Kagramanov 1817 21/09/2008
Irina Barron 2022 1-0 Natalia Bogushevskaya 1729 23/09/2008

Round 3 Date
Natasa Serbanescu 1850 0-1 Irina Barron 2022 28/09/2008
Dalia Kagramanov 1817 0-1 Yelizaveta Orlova 2001 28/09/2008
Natalia Bogushevskaya 1729 1-0 Glenda Baylon 1880 30/09/2008

Round 4 Date
Glenda Baylon 1880 1-0 Natasa Serbanescu 1850 05/10/2008
Natalia Bogushevskaya 1729 0-1 Dalia Kagramanov 1817 05/10/2008
Irina Barron 2022 1-0 Yelizaveta Orlova 2001 07/10/2008

Round 5 Date
Natasa Serbanescu 1850 1-0 Natalia Bogushevskaya 1729 12/10/2008
Dalia Kagramanov 1817 1/2-1/2 Irina Barron 2022 12/10/2008
Yelizaveta Orlova 2001 1-0 Glenda Baylon 1880 12/10/2008

2008 Toronto Labour Day Open

2008 Toronto Labour Day Open

Aug 30, 31,  and Sep 1, 2008

(Sat, Sun, Mon)

http://labourdayopen.memberlodge.com/

We’re back at the Macedonian Community Hall!

76 Overlea Blvd, Toronto

(near Don Mills Road)

 

Style:           6 round Swiss in 5 sections:  Open/FIDE rated (including U2300 section), U2200, U2000, U1800, U1600/UNR

 Rounds:        11:00 AM & 5:30 PM Saturday, 10 AM and 4:30 PM Sunday and Monday

 Time Control: 40/2, SD/1

 Registration:  9:00-10:30 AM on Saturday, August 30th

Registrants after 10:30 are not guaranteed to be paired by 11:00 AM

In advance by mail to:

Bryan Lamb 1903-1360 York Mills Rd, North York, ON M3A 2A3

Make cheque payable to Bryan Lamb.   No postdated cheque please.

Email registration to bryan.lamb@rogers.com.  Email registrants must arrive onsite before 10:30 to pay or will be charged the onsite fee.

Entry Fees:  $70 advance, $80 cash only on site  AMATEUR:  $25 (Under 1800 and Under 1600 sections – not eligible for cash prizes)

Discounts:    $20 less for Juniors (born after Sept.1, 1988), Seniors (60 and older), Women, and IM’s.   No discount for Amateur players; only one discount per player.

Byes:            Maximum of 2 in rounds 1-5.

Players must be a current members of the Chess Federation of Canada for the duration of the tournament.  Membership renewal, new membership and tournament membership payments will be accepted upon registration or before the start of the tournament.

PRIZES:    $6,000

(Based on 140 non-amateur players or 70 %)

1st place in Open Section - Prize of $1,000 Guaranteed!

  Open U2300 U2200 U2000 U1800 U1600 Unr
1st $1000 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $100
2nd $700 $250 $250 $250 $250 $200  
3rd $500 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100  

Open section prizes based on entire tournament.

Unrated players may only play for Open prizes or Unrated prize in U1600 section.

2008 Toronto Thanksgiving Open

2008 Toronto Thanksgiving Open

Oct  11th-13th, 2008(Sat, Sun, Mon)

Macedonian Community Hall

76 Overlea Blvd, Toronto

(near Don Mills Road)

http://www.gtachessevents.memberlodge.com/

Style:           6 round Swiss in 5 sections:  Open(Fide rated and including U2300 section), U2100, U1900, U1700, U1500

 Rounds:        11:00 AM & 5:30 PM Saturday, 10 AM and 4:30 PM Sunday and Monday

 Time Control: 40/2, SD/1

 Registration:  9:00-10:30 AM on Saturday, Oct 11th

Registrants after 10:30 are not guaranteed to be paired for the 1st round

In advance by mail to:

Bryan Lamb 1903-1360 York Mills Rd, North York, ON M3A 2A3

Make cheque payable to Bryan Lamb.   No postdated cheque please.

Email registration to bryan.lamb@rogers.com.  Email registrants must arrive onsite before 10:30 to pay or will be charged the onsite fee. 

Online: at gtachessevents.memberloge.com

Entry Fees:  $70 advance, $80 cash only on site  AMATEUR:  $25(Adults), $20(Juniors) (Under 1700 and Under 1500 sections – not eligible for cash prizes)

Discounts:    

 

 

Advance

Onsite

Juniors (under 12)

$40

$50

Juniors (12-19)

$50

$60

Seniors (60 & up)

$50

$60

Women

$50

$60

IMs

$50

$60

FMs

$60

$70

GMs

Free

           Free

 $10 extra to play one section above your rating

Byes:            Maximum of 2 in rounds 1-5.

Players must be a current members of the Chess Federation of Canada for the duration of the tournament.  Membership renewal, new membership and tournament membership payments will be accepted upon registration or before the start of the tournament. Please bring chess sets and clocks.

PRIZES:    $5,000

(Based on 120 non-amateur players or 70 %)

1st place in Open Section - Prize of $800 Guaranteed!

  Open U2300 U2100 U1900 U1700 U1500 Unr
1st $800 $350 $350 $300 $300 $300 $100
2nd $600 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200  
3rd $400 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100  

Open section prizes based on entire tournament.

Unrated players may only play for Open prizes or Unrated prize in U1500 section.

Chess Tournaments in Great Toronto Area

 

There are many chess tournaments in Greater Toronto Area(GTA). The Greater Toronto Chess League (GTCL) annually runs many chess tournaments such as:

THE MAYHEM ON MIDLAND ROUND 2

SOUTHSIDE CHESS CLUB PRESENTS:

THE MAYHEM ON MIDLAND ROUND 2: A STANDARD 5 ROUND SWISS

Pre-registered players: Click here

Tournament Details:

Date: AUG. 23th and 24th, 2008
Location: 2115 Midland Ave. Unit 4 Scarborough (Midland & Progress)(Seconds From Midland RT Station), The main intersection is Midland and Progress, with the front entrance on Consentino St. Plenty of parking available behind unit complex.
Round    : 5 round Swiss
Sections: U1400, U1800, U2000, OPEN
TC: SD90
Awards to: 1st and 2nd place per each section;
Prize fund based on number of entries(100% RETURNED)
Participation ribbons, medals, and CASH PRIZES!!! Perfect score prize
FREE refreshements and snacks(pop,water,chips,etc)
FREE GIVEAWAYS and RAFFLE DRAWS
Early Registration: Call or email to register before August 1st, 2008 and recieve $50 entry fee; Unrated players pay only $40, but can only recieve $100 max prize (excluding OPEN section)MAXIMUM 100 PLAYERS ONLY! (Standard Entry Fee $50, MUST BE CFC/FIDE RATING)
Special:1 week before entry $60, onsite entry $70.
Schedule:Registration begins on Saturday 23rd at 8:30 a.m. SHARP! Games start at 9:00 a.m. Sunday games commence at 10:00 a.m. SHARP! 2 full point Byes are accepted for rounds 1 through 3 only. Maximum of 2 FULL POINT BYES ONLY!
Pieces:PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN CHESS SETS AND CLOCKS!!
Blitz tournament: For those interested, a blitz tournament will be held afterwards (SUN). Entry fee is $20
Information: Onsite: ask for Petar or Mike. Email: petar_the_don@hotmail.com , mjperez71@hotmail.com
CLUB SECTION ADDED FOR SOUTHSIDE MEMBERS ONLY (NON CFC rated)

FINNJOY CHESS TOURNAMENT 2008

City: Toronto Contact: jaakjarve@aol.com 416-222-9445 Date: June 29, 2008 Place: Mel Lastman Square, Meeting Room Province: ON Rds: 5 Type: Swiss Times: 9,9:40,10:20,11:00, 11:40 TC: Active 40 minutes EF: $25.00 Prizes: By Class Reg: Send entries to Finnish Grand Festival 2008, 795 Eglinton Avenue East Box 2 Toronto, Ontario M4G 4E4 or At site between 8:30 am to 9:00 am

Guelph Spring Pro-Am

Guelph Spring Pro-Am

(A SWOCL Grand Prix Event)

Date: April 19-20, 2008

Place: Room 442, Guelph University Centre

Type: 5 Round Swiss 4 Sections:

Pro (Open), Under 2100, Under 1800, Under 1500 Players may play up one section if current rating is within 100 points of section floor

Round Times: 10:00 am, 1:30pm, 5:00pm, Sunday 10am, 1:30pm

Time Control: All Rounds G/50 + 50 second increment.

Entry Fees: Pro Section $50, others $30.

Late Fee: $10 on site

Byes: maximum of 2 half-point byes (rds 1-4) if requested with entry.

Prizes: 100 % of Pro Section Entries returned as prizes.

Trophies awarded in U1500, U1800, U2100 Sections

Reg: Mail entries to TD Hal Bond, 6 Wildwood Place, Guelph, ON N1H 7X9, email halbond@rogers.com or cash at site from 8:30-9:30am Saturday.

Entries after 9:30am may not receive a swiss pairing in first round.

Ramada Inn (2 minute walk) 519-836-1240; Days Inn (8 minute walk) 519-822-9112

NB: Coffee, Water, Snacks & Equipment provided by organizer

12th Annual Kitchener-Waterloo Fall ACTIVE

Famous Chess Players

KITCHENER-WATERLOO CHESS CLUB

 September 22, Fall Active

Five rounds with time control 20 min + 10 sec

Open to non-club members.

CFC membership required.

Sections: Open and Under 1600.

More KW Chess Events, please visit http://www.kwchessclub.com/club_tourneys.html

 

2007 Chessca Open

2007 Chessca Open

2007 Chessca Open

2008 CHESSCA OPEN

Date: October 25-26, 2008.
Place: Elora Mill Inn. 77 Mill Street West, Elora, ON, N0B 1S0.
City: Elora
Province: ON
Rounds: 5 Rounds Swiss System
Sections:
Entry Fee, Prizes, and Round Times: http://www.chesstalk.info/forum/calendar.php?do=getinfo&e=16&day=2008-10-25&c=1

Time Control: Game in 90 minutes (Rounds 1-3), Game in 120 minutes (Rounds 4-5)
On site registration: October 25, 8.30-9.30am.

Byes: 2 half point byes in the first 4 rounds if requested with entry.
Miscellaneous: (1) A SWOCL Grand Prix Event, (2) All equipment provided, (3) FQE Ratings taken at par,
To register, email: meichenlee@gmail.com, (647) 233-2227

2007 Hamilton

Hamilton City Club Championship 07

Date: Sep 21st to Nov9th (Each Friday)
Place: Education Centre (Board of Education), 100 Main Street West
Rounds: 8
Type: Regular Swiss
Times: 7:30pm
Time Control: SD 2 hours
Entry Fee: $15.00.
Prizes: 1st prize 100 dollars or more guranteed. Other prizes based on entries.
Register: On site September 21st 7:00pm-7:30pm or email chesshamilton@gmail.com by Sep 20
Miscellaneous: Parking is at back of building off Bay street near Bay and King


The Cosstable link is here

2007 KW Oktoberfest Open

Famous Chess Players

KITCHENER-WATERLOO CHESS CLUB

KW Oktoberfest Open

  • Date: October 12, 13, 14, 2007

  • Place: Kitchener City Hall, 200 King St. W., Kitchener, ON

  • Type: Regular Swiss by sections

  • Rounds: 5:

    • Friday; at 7:00 pm

    • Saturday/Sunday at 9:30 am and 3:30 pm

  • Time Control:

    • Friday:

      • Open Section; 90 min + 30 sec.

      • U2000 and U1700; Sudden death/100 min.

      • U1400 Sudden death/60 min

    • Sat. and Sun

      • Open Section ;110 min + 30.sec

      • U2000 and U1700; 30 moves/90 min + sudden death/60 min.

      • U1400 Sudden death/60 min

  • Entry Fee:

    • $50 per player

    • less $10 for juniors and seniors (under 18 / over 65 a)

    • $10 late fee after October 9

  • Sections: Open, U2000, U1700, U1400 and unrated

  • Prizes: $$Based on Entries , trophies & book prizes for U1700 and U 1400 sections

  • Register online NOW! (HERE)

  • Advance Registration: Makes cheques payable and mail to:

  • On Site Registration: Cash only on-site

    • Register Friday from 5:40 pm to 6:40 pm

    • Players who register after 6:40 pm would receive a bye round one

  • Misc:

    • Byes available in rounds 1-4 with notice prior to pairings

    • CFC Membership required - available onsite

    • Bring your own sets / clocks

    • No smoking

    • Parking available in city lot across road or underground at City Hall

    • Restaurants nearby

  • Info: Call (519) 893-1920 or e-mail edthompson@netflash.net

2008 KW Oktoberfest Open(Ontario Open)

 

  • Date: October 17, 18, 19, 2008
  • Place: Kitchener City Hall, 200 King St, Kitchener, ON
  • Rounds: 5
  • Type: Swiss
  • Sections:
    • Open
    • Under 2000
    • Under 1700
    • Under 1400
    • Players can play up to a max of 100 points above their current CFC rating
  • Time Control : Game in 90 min plus 30 sec added per move
  • Membership in CFC:
    • Membership in CFC is required.
    • Adult Member per year =$43
    • Family Membership = $21.50 (if one adult member of the family is already a member)
    • Junior Full Membership (under 18) = $27
    • Junior Participating Member (Under 18) = $14
    • Alternative to membership is the Tournament fee = $10 (This is not a membership with CFC - only good for the one tournament)
  • Entry Fee: $75 with advance registration. $100 Cash only if registering at site.
  • Prizes: $$Based on Entries, trophies and cash.
  • Special Prizes: Team prize & Family prize
  • Registration: In advance online HERE or onsite Friday 5pm - 6pm
  • Rounds: Start times- Friday, 7pm, Saturday, 10am, 3pm, Sunday 10am, 3pm
  • Organizer KW Chess Club, Patrick McDonald,
    • 24 Sheridan Dr.
    • Breslau, ON
    • N0B 1M0
  • Information:
  • Miscellaneous:
    • Byes for Rounds 1-4 as requested
    • Max: 2 half point byes
    • Equipment for Tournament games supplied (Bring own for analysis and skittles).
    • Restaurants nearby
    • Parking near site

The Standings can be found HERE

The Pairings can be found HERE

 

 

2007 Outaouais Open

2007 Outaouais Open

Posted by Paul Maisonneuve on September 9, 2007, 9:57:16
User logged in as: Paul Maisonneuve

13th Outaouais Open
Chess Championship

September 21-22-23, 2007


5 rounds Swiss - FQE rated
Prizes
Section A 1700 & +

1st. 600$
2e 300$
3e 150$
-2000 50$
-1900 50$
Cadet 25$

Section B under 1700

1st. 400$
2e 200$
3e 100$
-1500 50$
unr. 50$
Cadet 25$

Tounament schedule

Registration on site Friday 17:30 to 18:30 cash only.

Rnd. 1 Friday 19:00
Rnd. 2 Saturday 10:00
Rnd. 3 Saturday 16:00
Rnd. 4 Sunday 10:00
Rnd. 5 Sunday 16:00

Site: The LEO in collaboration with the Outaouuais CEGEP (college)
the 13th Outaouais Open at the CEGEP de l’Outaouais College
333 boul. Cité des Jeunes Gatineau (Hull ) J8Y 6M5.
Access to playing site at the CEGEP back door no. 19 only.
Bus from Rideau Center: bus #33 fastest & # 37.

Time control: Increment time control preferred: 30 moves/1h15, SD/40 min. with 30 sec. Increment.
Non increment time control: 30 moves/1:30h, and SD/60 min.

Registrations: Before Septembre 3: 45$ or 35$ juniors & unrated.
After September 3: 50$ or 40$ juniors & unrated.
On site September 21st. Cash only 55$ & 45$ juniors & unrated.
Cheque by mail before September 10th. 2007 to : Ligue d’échecs de l’Outaouais.
Post to : 1125 ch. Montréal O. Gatineau, Qc. J8M 1P1.

Rules: FQE membership required (37$) or by a tournement card. For (10$).
Unrated players may win any prizes in the A section or the unrated prize only in the B section.
A section, only former or actual 1700 or more are accepted.
B section, players whose highest life-time rating exceeds the upper rating limit of section B by 100 points or more cannot win a prize in that section. They have to play in the A section to qualify for a prize. CFC rating will apply if no FQE rating.

Bing your pieces & clocks.
½ point Bye is available in first 3 rounds.
Maximum 2, ½ point Byes. ½ point Bye if registered after 18: 30
Prizes will be paid by cheque and will be sending by mail to the winners.

Information : Paul : 819-986-2719 pmais@videotron.ca. Or Robert : 819-777-8776.

 


Posted by Paul Maisonneuve on September 24, 2007, 11:07:54

ser logged in as: Paul Maisonneuve

Résults of the Outaouais Open september 21 to 23trd. 49 players 45 paying participants.

Td: Robert Pilon & France Paradis.

Section A

1st: Tom O'Donnell 4/5 = 375$

Mihnea Voloaca 4/5 = 375$

3e Lefong Hua 3.5/5 = 40$

Lloyd Mai 3.5/5 = 40$

Thierry Libersan 3.5/5 = 40$

-2000 Jerry Xiong 3.5/5 = 50$

-1900 Robert Giroux 2.5/5 = 25$

Cadet: Karoly Szalay 3/5 = 20$

Section B

1st: Guy Piché 4.5/5 = 300$

2e Raphael Nunez 4/5 = 76,66$

Sonja Xiong 4/5 = 76,66$

David (Ruokai) Li 4/5 = 76,66$

UNR.: Raymond Labelle 2.5/5 = 40$

cadet: Cédric Lépine 2.5/5 = 20$

Cheques will be mailed Monday.

Thanks to all the participant.

Also a special tanks to the ladies that looked after the canteen: Lucie, Rollande (who also made sandwiches) and Lorraine. Thanks to Guy Lacourse for his help and his home made soup and to Robert Pilon for the organistion of the canteen.

Paul Maisonneuve
Organiser

2007 York Region Scholastic Individual & Team

2007 York Region Scholastic

Individual & Team

Open Chess Championships

 
Saturday the 10th of November, 2007 
Thornhill Community Centre

7755 Bayview Avenue (North of Steeles Ave. at John St.)

Thornhill, Ontario

From 10:30 AM to 6:00 PM 
 

Registration:         10:30 – 11:30

Schedule:               Rd1: 11:45     Rd2: 1:15    Rd3: 2:30    Rd4 :3:45     Rd5 5:00

Style:                       5 round Swiss (4 sections)

           Grades 8-9, Grades 6-7, Grades 4-5, Grades K-3

Time Control:         Game/30 minutes (each player)

RATED BY CFC (Chess Federation of Canada) 
 

Registration:            Make Cheques payable to “Ontario Chess Association Inc.” and send to:

            Barry Thorvardson, 5 Forestgrove Circle, Brampton, Ontario L6W1X1

                                  (Register early as only 300 players are guaranteed admission.)

       EMAIL REGISTRATIONS ACCEPTED until 11pm Thursday, 8 November, 2007. 

  (Identify your date of birth, your age as of 1 January 2007, and your  school and grade )

Entry Fee:                $5 in advance, $10 cash only at the site

Other Information:    Chess Sets and clocks will be provided. Clocks will be used for the top boards, or if games are proceeding slowly.

Organizers:               Ontario Chess Association Inc.  (Sponsored by the Chess Academy of Canada)

Prizes:  

The top winners of each age group, boys and girls, will become the York Region Chess Champions for 2007. Winners will receive trophies, and medals will be awarded to all school team players for each section group. Plaques will be given to the schools with the best youth results in a section event. The top 4 players in a section event, from each school, will be ranked for total points. Any number of players is allowed per school, however for example if 7 players enter for a school, the final results will add up the points of the highest 4 scoring players from that school, in that section event.

2008 Canada Day Open at Hart House

2008 Canada Day Open at Hart House

HART HOUSE

June 27, 28, 29  2008  (Fri, Sat, Sun)
At the Debates Room, 2nd floor, Hart House, University of Toronto
7 Hart House Circle, Toronto

Style:      5 round Swiss in 3 sections:  Open (w/ U2200 prizes), U2000, U1700/UNR
Rounds:      6:30pm Friday evening, 10:30am & 4pm Saturday & Sunday
Time Control:  Friday evening SD/120, Saturday & Sunday 30/90, SD/60
Registration:   5:30pm – 6:15pm on Friday, June 27th
Registrants after 6:15pm are not guaranteed to be paired by 6:30pm
In advance by mail to:
Hart House Chess Club – 7 Hart House Circle, Toronto, ON M5S 3H3
Make cheque payable to Hart House Chess Club.  No postdated cheque please.
Email registration to alex.ferreira@utoronto.ca  Email registrants must arrive onsite by 6:15pm to pay or will be charged onsite fee.
Membership: Registrants must be current CFC members or bring payment prior to playing.
Entry Fees:    $60 in advance, $70 cash only on site.
Discounts:    $20 less for Juniors (born after June 27th, 1989), Seniors (60+), Women, and
University of Toronto students (show ID card).  Only one discount per player.
GMs and IMs free.
Byes:        Maximum of 2 in rounds 1-4.
Access:    10 minute walk Southeast from St. George subway station or 5 minute walk
Southwest from Museum subway station.

PRIZES:  $3,000

(Based on 80 players)
1st place in Open Section - $500 minimum Guaranteed!
Prize distribution depending on turn-out
  Open U2200 U2000 U1700 Unr
1st $600 $250 $250 $250 $100
2nd $400 $200 $200 $200  
3rd $250 $100 $100 $100  

Open section prizes based on entire tournament.
Unrated players may only play for Open prizes or Unrated prize in U1700 section.
Other Info:    No Smoking.  Please bring Chess Sets and Clocks.
For parking and access information please visit our website.
Website:    http://hhchess.sa.utoronto.ca/hhopen
Organizer:    Hart House Chess Club
TD:        Bryan Lamb [416.446.5938 or 416.904.5938]  bryan.lamb@rogers.com

Holidays Open at Hart House

December 19th, 20th, 21st (Fri, Sat, Sun)

Debates Room, 2nd Floor, Hart House, University of Toronto
7 Hart House Circle, Toronto


Style:                   5 round Swiss in 3 sections: Open (w/ U2200 prizes), U2000 (w/U1800 prizes), U1600 (w/U1400 prizes and UNR)
Rounds:              6pm Friday evening, 10am & 4pm Saturday & Sunday
Time Control:     All Rounds: 30/90, SD/60
Byes:                   Maximum of 2 in rounds 1-4 if requested in advance.

Other Info:          No Smoking. Please bring sets and clocks.
TD:                      Bryan Lamb [905.554.4548 or 416.904.5938] bryan.lamb@rogers.com
Organizer:         Hart House Chess Club - alex.ferreira@utoronto.ca to register by e-mail.

Registration:     5pm - 5:30pm on Friday, December 19th
                           Registrants after 5:30pm are not guaranteed to be paired by 6pm
                           In advance by mail to: Hart House Chess Club – 7 Hart House Circle, Toronto, ON M5S 3H3
                           Make cheque payable to Hart House Chess Club. No postdated cheque please.
                           Email registration to alex.ferreira@utoronto.ca
                           Email registrants must arrive onsite by 5:30pm to pay or will be charged onsite fee.
Membership:    Registrants must be current CFC members or bring payment prior to playing.
Entry Fee:         $60 in advance, $70 cash only on site. Extra $10 to play up a section.
Discounts:        $20 less for Juniors (born after December 19th, 1989), Seniors (60+), Women,
                           and University of Toronto students (show ID card). Only one discount per player.
                           Free for IMs before Dec. 12th, $40 afterwards, $50 on-site.
Byes:                 Maximum of 2 in rounds 1-4 if requested in advance.

Other Info:       No Smoking. Please bring sets and clocks.
 

Prizes: $3,100

(Based on 85 players)
1st place in Open Section - $500 minimum Guaranteed!
Prize distribution depending on turn-out

 

 
Open
U2200
U2000
U1800
U1600
U1400
UNR
1st
$600
$200
$200
$200
$200
$150
$50
2nd
$300
$150
$150
$150
$150
$100
 
3rd
$200
$100
$100
 
$100
 
 

Open section prizes based on entire tournament.
Unrated players may only play for Open prizes or Unrated prize in U1600 section.

Parking

Dashed lines around Hart House Circle, King's College Circle & on Tower Road are ideal parking places.
Parking also available along Hoskin Avenue.
Rates are: $7 flat rate for the evening after 4pm Mon-Fri. $7 flat rate all day either Sat or Sun, ending at 8am next morning.
Mon-Fri rates 8am-4pm are $3 per half hour, not an issue unless you spend the day downtown before the 1st round.



A better and more detailed parking map in pdf format can be found here.
General campus map with all buildings, also includes parking. Parking is seen in orange.
Campus map also shows parking access/entrances. Access Tower Road parking from Hoskin Avenue. Hart House Circle & King's College Circle parking can be accessed from Wellesley Street (under the bridge, then turn right), or from College Street through King's College Road (paved).
If you're coming from far away, or don't wish to drive downtown, TTC parking may be an alternative, then taking the subway.
TTC Parking locations, rates & requirements can be found here.
Note that several TTC parking locations are free on the weekend and evenings.
Wheelchair Access from Tower Road, Hart House's West entrance. Elevator located on the main hallway.

2008 Canadian Recreational Chess Championship

Horizon Cricket Club extends this invitation to all chess players (Beginners to Grandmasters; Rated or Unrated).

Come and enjoy a day of chess

When:       Saturday, March 01, 2008

Where:      Calypso Hut Too Family Restaurant

                  3 Gateway Blvd, Brampton

                  Enter from Queen St (West of Airport Rd, Opposite the McDonalds)

                  905-790-3648

Time:         Start time: 1:00 pm SHARP. Registration from 12:30 pm

                  If you arrive at 1:01 pm, you are a spectator

                  Expected finish time: 5.30 pm

Hotel Accommodation: We can arrange hotel accommodation for players coming from out of town.

Type of Tournament 

Swiss. All players play 5 matches against 5 different opponents.  15 minutes per player (30 minutes game).  Followed by playoff for the championship.  Rules will be explained on tournament day.

Cost:         Only $20 per player (Complete dinner included)

Prizes:      Lots of trophies. Free dinner for all players

                 Compete for the grand title of:  

                        Horizon Cricket Club’s

2008 Canadian Chess Champion

What to bring:

                Each player bring a chess set & chess clock

Pre-Registration:

            Please pre-register ASAP by phone (905) 794-5423 or by email to lall4@rogers.com. To pre-register, simply provide your name, phone number, email address and the names of players accompanying you. Due to space limitation, pre-registration closes at any time, as soon as x numbers of players have pre-registered.

More information

Fred Lall            905-794-5423                     lall4@rogers.com            www.horizoncricketclub.com

 

 

 

2008 Oriole Chess Club Regular

Regular Tournament
Oriole Community Recreation Centre
2975 Don Mills Road,
Viewing Gallery, 2nd floor
Sunday 12:00 to 5:00

 February 24 to March 23

One Section, minimum 6 players, 5 rounds
Open to anyone with CFC membership
Swiss (½ point bye round 1 to 4)
Time Control: SD 90, please bring your clock. Games start at 1:00
Games are rated by Chess Federation of Canada – www.chess.ca
Entry fee: Member $12, non-member $20
Registration:
Please email name and CFC number by Feb 22.
A player can join in a tournament anytime with ½ point bye(s), please email to check availability by Friday night.
Prize: First place (after tie-breaks) - free entry to the next Regular tournament.
Information and registration: email Corinna Wan at annmail2007-oriole@yahoo.ca

 


January 6 to February 3
One Section, minimum 6 players, 5 rounds
Open to anyone with CFC membership
Swiss (½ point bye round 1 to 4)
Time Control: SD 90, please bring your clock. Games start at 12:30
Games are rated by Chess Federation of Canada – www.chess.ca
Entry fee: Member $12, non-member $20
Registration:
Please email name and CFC number.
A player can join in a tournament anytime with ½ point bye(s), please email to check availability by Friday night.
Prize: First place (after tie-breaks) - free entry to the next Regular tournament.
Information and registration: email Corinna Wan at annmail2007-oriole@yahoo.ca

Guelph 50-50 Fall Pro-Am

Guelph 50-50 Pro-Am(Fall)
November 3-4, 2007
Room 442, Guelph University Centre
5 Round Swiss
A SWOCL Grand Prix Event

4 Sections: Pro (Open), Under 2000, Under 1700, Under 1400
Players may play up one section only, based on current rating
Round Times: 10:00 am, 1:00pm, 4:00pm, Sunday 10am, 1:00pm
NEW Time Control: All Rounds G/50 + 50 second increment.
Entry Fees: Pro Section $50, others $30.
Late Fee: $10 on site Byes: maximum of 1 half-point bye(rds 1-3) if requested with entry.
Prizes: 100 % of Pro Section Entries returned as prizes.
Trophies awarded in U1400, U1700, U2000 Sections
Reg: Mail entries to TD Hal Bond, 6 Wildwood Place, Guelph, ON N1H 7X9, email: halbond@rogers.com or cash at site from 8:30-9:30am Saturday. Entries after 9:30am may not receive a Swiss pairing in first round.
Ramada Inn (2 minute walk) 519-836-1240;
Days Inn (8 minute walk) 519-822-9112;
NB: Coffee, Water, Snacks & Equipment provided by organizer

Guelph Winter Pro-Am 2008

Date: February 2-3, 2008
Location:Room 442, Guelph University Centre, Guelph, ON
Rounds: 5
Type: Regular Swiss
Times: Saturday 10:00am, 1:30pm, 5:00pm, and Sunday 10:00am, 1:30pm
Time Control: Game in 50 minutes + 50 Second Increment.
Entry Fee: Pro Section $50; Others $30
Prizes: 100% of Pro Section Entries returned as prizes.
Trophies awarded in U1500, U1800, U2100 Sections.
Sections: Open, U2100, U1800, U1500
Registration: -by mail: Make Cheques payable to:
Hal Bond
6 Wildwood Place
Guelph, Ontario
N1H 7X9
Cash only at the site. Register Saturday from 8:30am to 9:30am.
Players who register after 9:30am will not receive a swiss pairing in round 1.
E-mail: halbond@rogers.com
Miscellaneous: Maximum of 2 half point byes (rds 1 - 4) if requested with entry.
No smoking
Ramada Inn (2 minute walk)519-836-1240
Days Inn (8 minute walk)519-822-9112
NB: Coffee, Water, Snacks and Equipment provided by organizer.

An SWOCL Grand Prix event.

Hamilton Summer Open

A tournament Presented by the Hamilton City Chess Club

Prize Fund: 100% of entries less expenses (Estimated $1000 based on 30 entries)

Round: 5 Round Swiss

Date: August 16th & 17th, 2008

Place: Hamilton Wentworth District School Board 100 Main St West Hamilton, Ontario

Parking & entrance behind the building, enter off Bay St. between King & Main

Register on-site, Saturday Aug 16 between 9:00am – 9:15am, cash only. Advanced entries receive 10% discount

Rounds: Saturday 9:30 am, 1:30 pm and 5:30 pm Sunday 9:30 am and 2:30 pm

Entry Fee: Adults: $ 40.00

Time Control: rounds 1-3 90 minutes SD, rounds 4-5 2 hrs SD

Chess Federation of Canada membership required

This is a CFC rated event

Bring Chess sets & clocks

no computers on site Please turn off your cell phones

To get on the pre registration list or learn more about CFC events/rates please email chesshamilton@gmail.com And don’t forget to visit our website at chess.servegame.com/hamilton

Tournament Organizers: Joe Ellis, Bob Gillanders, Garvin Nunes, Gordon Gooding

This is a SWOCL grand prix event

Hamilton Winter Open 2008

Date: February 23-24, 2008
Location:Hamilton Wentworth Education Centre, 100 Main Street West, Hamilton, ON
Rounds: 5
Type: Swiss
Times: Saturday 9:30am, 1:30pm, 5:30pm; Sunday 1:30pm, 5:30pm
Time Control: SD 90 minutes.
Entry Fee: $40.00
Prizes: First Prizes guarenteed 100 dollars or more.
At Hamilton's Chess Club: Any Regular Friday meeting before the event
On Site Registration: Saturday February 23rd between 9:00 - 9:15am
By E-mail: chesshamilton@gmail.com
By Snail Mail: Make cheque Payable to :Hamilton City Chess Club", c/o Garvin Nunes, 255 Bold Street #303, Hamilton, Ontario, L8P 1W1(Mailed entries must arrive by February 21st)
Miscellaneous: Pre Register by February 21st, 2008 to get 10% Discount. See our website chess.ca.tt for all the details

Joe Pochmursky Memorial V

Joe Pochmursky Memorial V

City: St. Catharines
Contact: email address keith_wight@yahoo.com
Date: May 31& June 1, 2008
Place: 1 Currie St.
Province: ON
Rds: 5
Type: Swiss
Times: Saturday 9:00 AM, 12:00 PM & 6:00 PM. Sunday 11:00 AM & ASAP.
TC: Rd 1 60 SD. Rds. 2-5 35/90, 60 SD.
EF: Seniors (65+yrs) Juniors (<18yrs) $45, rest $50.
Prizes: $$BEN. Unrated participants, only eligiblr for unrated prize only, if appliicable.
Reg: Send entries to .... or Registration by regular mail to Keith Wight, 77 Linwell Rd. #7, St. Catharines, ONTARIO, L2N 6R1 Mail entries to be received by 28th May 2008. Registration by e-mail at "keith_wight@yahoo.com" up to the 29th May 2008. At site between ... Registration at site between 8:00-8:45AM on 31st May 2008. Late fee of $5. Cash only at site.
Misc: Bring Chess Sets and Clocks.
SWOCL GRAND PRIX EVENT.
Site is Non Smoking.
CFC membership os required.
Membership can be purchased on site.
For junior memberships bring proof of age.
As many as 2 Half point byes available rounds 1-3.

KW Winter Open 2008

Date: February 15, 16, 17, 2008
Location:Kitchener City Hall, 200 King St. W., Kitchener, ON
Rounds: 5
Type: Regular Swiss by sections. Every Player plays every round.
Times: Friday 7:00pm, Saturday and Sunday 9:30am, 3:30pm
Time Control: Friday(Open, U2000 (Game/90 + 30 sec);U1700 Game/90 + 30 sec or 20/60,SD/60; U1400 Game/90)
Saturday and Sunday(Open and U2000 Game In 100 + 30 sec)(U1700 Game in 100 + 30 or 30/90, SD/60; U1400 Game 60 + 30 sec move or SD/90)
Entry Fee: $50.00, -$10 Junior and Seniors. +$10 late fee after Feb 13.
Prizes: Based on ENT. U1700 and U1400 will include Trophies and Chess Equipment and Book prizes.
Sections: Open, U2000, U1700, U1400 and Unrated
Advance Registration: -by mail: Make Cheques payable to:
Ed Thompson
68 Evelyn Cres.
Kitchener, Ontario
N2A 1G9
On Site Registration: Cash only at the site. Register Friday from 5:40pm to 6:40pm.
Players who register after 6:40pm will receive a bye in round 1.
Info: http://www.kwchess.com
E-mail: edthompson@netflash.net
Miscellaneous: Byes available in rounds 1-4 with notice prior to pairings.
CFC Membership required - available onsite
Bring your own sets /digital clocks
No smoking
Parking available in city lot across road or underground at City Hall
Restaurants nearby
An SWOCL Grand Prix event.

KW Winter Open 2009

Date: February 14, 15, 16, 2009 Place: Kitchener City Hall, 200 King St, Kitchener, ON Rounds: 5 Type: Swiss Sections:

  • Open

  • Under 2000

  • Under 1700

  • Under 1400

    Players can play up to a max of 100 points above their current CFC rating

Time Control : Game in 90 min plus 30 sec added per move

 Membership in CFC:

  • Membership in CFC is required.

  • Adult Member per year =$43

  • Family Membership = $21.50 (if one adult member of the family is already a member)

  • Junior Full Membership (under 18) = $27

  • Junior Participating Member (Under 18) = $14

  • Alternative to membership is the Tournament fee = $10 (This is not a membership with CFC - only good for the one tournament)

Entry Fee: $65 with advance registration. $80 Cash only if registering at site. $10 discount for Juniors (17 and under) or Seniors (65 and over) Prizes: $$Based on Entries. Special Prizes: Team prize Registration: In advance online HERE or onsite Friday 5pm - 6pm

Rounds: Start times- Saturday, 10am, 3pm, Sunday 10am, 3pm, Monday, 10am Organizer KW Chess Club, Patrick McDonald, 24 Sheridan Dr. Breslau, ON N0B 1M0 Information:

http:www.kwchess.com

http:www.chessreg.ca

Call 519-648-3253

E-mail: patrick@psmcd.net

Miscellaneous:

  • Byes for Rounds 1-4 as requested

  • Max: 2 half point byes

  • Equipment for Tournament games supplied (Bring own for analysis and skittles).

  • Restaurants nearby

  • Parking near site

London April Open

Date: Saturday April 26, 2008
Place:Wortley Baptist Church new name HillSide Church (250 Commissioners Rd. W)
Rounds: 4
Type: Regular Swiss
Sections: Open and U1700
Times: 10.00 am ,lunch, 1.00 pm, 3:00 pm, 5:00 pm
Time Control: SD/1
Entry Fee: $20.00
Prizes: Based on entries
Register:9:30 am - 9:50 am
Organizer: Steve Demmery Info: Call 519-642-1012 chesslessons@mail.com
Miscellaneous: Byes 1 - 3 as requested in advance. Bring your own clocks and set. No Smoking. Several restaurants are near the site. Parking at back of church.

London March Open

London March Open

Date: Saturday March 29, 2008
Place: Wortley Baptist Church new name -Hillside Church (250 Commissioners Rd. W)
Rounds: 4
Type: Regular Swiss
Sections: Open and U1700
Times: 10.00 am ,lunch, 1.00 pm, 3:00 pm, 5:00 pm
Time Control: SD/1
Entry Fee: $20.00
Prizes: Based on entries
Register:9:30 am - 9:50 am
Organizer: Steve Demmery Info: Call 519-642-1012 chesslessons@mail.com
Miscellaneous: Byes 1 - 3 as requested in advance. Bring your own clocks and set. No Smoking. Several restaurants are near the site.Parking at back of church.

Niagara Falls Open

City: Niagara Falls
Contact: jeswifty@hotmail.com
Date: March 29 & 30, 2008
Place: Niagara Shrine Club, 5621 North Street, Niagara Falls, Ontario (Next to Greater Niagara General Hospital)
Province: Ontario
Rds: 5
Type: Swiss
Times: Sat: 9 AM, 1 PM & 6 PM, Sun: 10 AM, ASAP
TC: Rd. 1, 90 SD, Rds. 2-5, 30/90, 60 SD
EF: Seniors (65+), Juniors (<18) $40, Rest $45
Prizes: $$BEN, Unrated Participants, only eligible for unrated prize only, if applicable
Reg: Send mail entries to John Erickson, 4-6453 Colborne Street, Niagara Falls, Ontario, L2J 1E7 before March 26th. Email entries up to March 28th to jeswifty@hotmail.com. On site registration between 8 AM and 8:45 AM, late fee of $5. Cash only at site.
Misc: Bring Chess sets and clocks. Food and drink can be purchased at site. Site is Non Smoking. CFC Membership required and can be purchased on site. Please bring proof of age for junior/senior discounts. As many as 2 half point byes available for rounds 1-3. This event is a SWOCL GRAND PRIX EVENT.

Stephen Leacock Grades 1 – 12 Challenge

2008 Stephen Leacock Grades 1 – 12  Challenge

Saturday, February 23rd, 2008
Stephen Leacock Collegiate Institute
2450 Birchmount Rd Toronto, Ontario M1T 2M5


Advance Registration Only: $15 per player. Pay at site.

Section:  

Beginner: Players rated  < 1100 CFC or unrated, with less than 2 years of tournament experience;                

Intermediate: Players rated  <  1500 or unrated, who have played on school teams or tournaments for 2+ years;

Championship: Players rated 1500+ or unrated, who have tournament  experience and compete with stronger players;

Prizes:         For every 5 participants, 1 player will receive a fully paid entry to the Ontario High School Chess Championship, a thirty-five dollar value.

                  Automatic free ribbon / chess champion button prizes for all participants.

Schedule:    Check In 9:00 am –  9:30 am

                        Round 1 9:30 am – 11:00am

                        Round 2 11:05 am – 12:35 pm

                        Lunch 12:35 pm –  1:35 pm

                        Round 3 1:35 pm – 3:05 pm

                        Round 4 3:10 pm – 4:40 pm

                        Round 5 4:45 pm – 6:15 pm

                        Closing 6:15 pm – 6:30 pm­

Equipment:  SETS, BOARDS, AND CLOCKS ARE PROVIDED!  Many thanks to the Ontario Chess Association!  

            We’ll be selling chess sets and clocks, and other merchandise at location. There will also be pizza and pop on sale for lunch at 12:15 PM

            FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Edward Phung(edward.w.phung@gmail.com) Chris Field, Organiser Tournament Director (chris.field@tel.tdsb.on.ca)


The Ontario High School Chess Championship 2008 (Fri May 9 – Sun May 11)  will be held at  University of Toronto, Mississuaga. A highway coach service will be available from Toronto.

Students in Grades 7 and 8 (“Junior High School”) are most welcome.

Students in Grades 1 through 6, who can compete with older players, are also welcome.

Students may stay in the university residence; some students and parents stay in nearby hotels.

In addition to Individual Prizes, the tournament offers Team Prizes and Combined Team Prizes:

A team consists of the top 3 players from a school in one section;

A combined team consists of  3  players: the top player in each section from the same school.

For more information, please visit http://ohsca.on.ca  or contact Wilson Chan, President:  wilachan@hotmail.com

For the Registration Form, please download the attachment  pdf file

 

2009 Stephen Leacock Grades 1 – 12 Challenge

2009 Stephen Leacock Grades 1 – 12  Challenge

Saturday, February 28th, 2009
Stephen Leacock Collegiate Institute
2450 Birchmount Rd Toronto, Ontario M1T 2M5


Advance Registration Only: $18 per player. Pay at site.


Section:

Beginner:Players rated: 1100 CFC or unrated,with less than 2 years of tournament experience;
Intermediate: Players rated: 1500 or unrated, who have played on school teams or tournaments for 2+ years;
Championship: Players rated 1500+ or unrated, who have tournament experience and compete with stronger players;

Prizes:

For every 6 participants, 1 player will receive a fully paid entry to the Ontario High School Chess Championship, a forty dollar value.
Automatic participation certificate for all participants.

Schedule:

Check In 9:00 am - 9:30 am
Round 1 9:30am - 11:00am
Round 2 11:05am - 12:35pm
Lunch 12:35pm - 1:35pm
Round 3 1:35pm - 3:05pm
Round 4 3:10pm - 4:40pm
Round 5 4:45pm - 6:15pm
Closing 6:15pm - 6:30pm

Equipment:

SETS, BOARDS, AND CLOCKS ARE PROVIDED! Many thanks to the Ontario Chess Association!
We'll be selling chess sets and clocks,and other merchandise at location. There will also be pizza and pop on sale for lunch at 12:15 PM

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Chris Field, Organiser (chris.field@tel.tdsb.on.ca)


The Ontario High School Chess Championship 2009 (Fri May 8 – Sun May 10); will be held at Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo.A highway coach service will be available from Toronto.
Students in Grades 7 and 8 (“Junior High School”) are most welcome.
Students in Grades 1 through 6, who can compete with older players, are also welcome.
Students may stay in the university residence; some students and parents stay in nearby hotels.
In addition to Individual Prizes, the tournament offers Team Prizes and Combined Team Prizes:
A team consists of the top 3 players from a school in one section;
A combined team consists of 3 players: the top player in each section from the same school.

For more information, please visit http://ohsca.on.ca  or contact Wilson Chan, President: wilachan@hotmail.com

Toronto Secondary School Chess League Team Tournament

T.S.S.C.L. TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP 2008

Sponsor: Toronto Secondary School Chess League (T.S.S.C.L.)

Date: Friday, Mar 28, 2008

Place: Northview Heights SS : 550 Finch Ave W, Toronto M2R 1N6, Tel: 416-395-3290  [Parking is available at the site.]

Events: Senior Team Championship AND Junior Team Championship [Junior: under 16 - gr 7-10]

Entries: [each team consists of 5 players] [maximum of 12 teams in each tournament]
                1. The top 2 teams [both Senior and Junior] from each sub-region [determined by March 8]
                2. The top 2 teams from Peel Region, York Region, and Durham Region [both Senior and Junior] are invited [also determined by March 8]
                3. For the Junior Championship, the top three teams from both the TDSB and TCDSB Elementary Championships are invited.
                4. If space exists, other school teams are invited to take part

It is expected that all teams participating will be known by the MARCH 8. The crosstables will be posted on our website [ http://ca.geocities.com/high.school.chess@rogers.com/ ]

Entry Fees:
            1. Each sub-region pays $50 from its league funds for its 2 teams in each tournament [$100 total]
            2. Each surrounding region pays the same.
            3. For teams from TDSB and TCDSB Elementary Championships, payment of the fee ($25 each) will be arranged through the convenors and staff advisors.
            4. Other teams [not in the league or not winning in their region] pay $40.

Rating: the tournament will be CFC-rated.

Format: Each tournament will be a four-round Team Swiss.

Time Control: game in 55 minutes [each player] [set chess clocks to 5:04]

Equipment: SETS, BOARDS, AND CLOCKS ARE PROVIDED! Many thanks to the Ontario Chess Association!

Start: Please arrive between 8:30 and 8:45 so that the tournaments can start promptly at 9:00 am.
Times:          1. 9:00 - 10:50
                    2.10:50 - 12:40
                    Lunch 12:40 - 1:20 [Cafeteria service is available]
                    3. 1:20 - 3:10
                    4. 3:10 - 5:00
                    Awards: 5:10 pm.
PRIZES: 1 , 2 , 3 : Chess Clock plus Trophies [Permanent trophy st nd rd to Senior Champions for 1 year]
PLUS: Entry fee for each player to the Ontario High School CC *
E-mail: chris.field@tel.tdsb.on.ca

Make cheque payable to: Stephen Leacock CI

MAIL TO: Stephen Leacock CI Chess Club 2450 Birchmount Rd, Agincourt, Ont M1T 2M5
Deadline: Friday, March 7, 2008.
Note: Teams winning first or second place in their region are asked to complete the entry form.
The convenor of the region will pay the entry fees.
These teams: please fax the entry form to 416-396-8042.
Parking is available in the school Parking Lot: enter off Finch Ave, first entrance west of Bathurst St
By transit: take the Finch West 36 bus from Finch Station to Bathurst St. The school is on the northwest corner.


Registration information required for T.S.S.C.L. TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP 2008
School Information:
School Team Name, Teacher Phone, Fax and E-mail;

Player Information:
For Board 1: Name, Date of Birth, School, Grade, CFC No., Rating, E-mail;
For Board 2: Name, Date of Birth, School, Grade, CFC No., Rating, E-mail;
For Board 3: Name, Date of Birth, School, Grade, CFC No., Rating, E-mail;
For Board 4: Name, Date of Birth, School, Grade, CFC No., Rating, E-mail;
For Board 5: Name, Date of Birth, School, Grade, CFC No., Rating, E-mail;


1.Senior Teams:

A Y Jackson SS (North) 

Newtonbrook SS(North)

Northview Heights SS(North)

Wm Lyon Mackenzie CI(North)

Archbishop Romero CSS(West)

Chaminade College School(West)

Upper Canada College(South)

Northern SS(South)

Marc Garneau CI(East )

Stephen Leacock CI(East)

2.Junior Teams:

Pleasant View JHS(East)

Woburn CI(East)

Stephen Leacock CI(East)

John Buchan Sr PS(TDSB ele)

Dublin Heights PS(TDSB ele)

Deer Park PS(TDSB ele)

Seneca Hill PS(TDSB north)

St Andrew’s JHS(TDSB north)

The Report of 2008 TSSCL Team Tournament

To all Coaches, Captains, and players:

Many thanks again to our hosts: Kerry Garnier-Wells and the Northview Heights SS Team.

Below is the report which has been sent to the CFC.
Attached are the following files in html versions:
1. All Sections Team Standings
2. All Sections Standings by School Grade: Senior click here and Junior click here
3. All Sections Standings(Alpha by team-C is Captain) : Senior click here and Junior click here

Please note: The files listing individual players have a lot of mistakes in round 1 pairings.
                   This was apparently caused by the teams which changed their board order.
                   Note for next year: Find a way to ensure that teams and coaches understand in advance the importance of ranking players correctly.
                   The report below which was sent for rating has all round 1 corrected. This took a long time!
                   I seem to be unable to correct the actual tournament files.

Congratulations to our top teams:

Senior:
1.       Marc Garneau CI (East 1)
2.       William Lyon Mackenzie CI (North 1)
3.       North Toronto CI Norsemen (South 4)
4.       Upper Canada College (South 1)

Junior:
1.       Pleasant View JHS (East 1)
2.       Deer Park Senior PS (TDSB Elementary)
3.       Seneca Hill PS (TDSB Elementary)

Note: UCC and NTCI were tied. The tie-break rule was down to a coin-toss.
          The teams elected to have the coin-toss determine colour in a blitz game.
          Captains Philip Chan and Robert Kleinman played. Robert won.

Senior Boards:
Board 1:      Haonan Zhou (MGCI)   3½
                   Matthew Lai (AJYSS)    3½
Board 2:      Kelvin Xu (MGCI)         4
                   Philip Chan (UCC)         4
Board 3:      Benson Lung (MGCI)    3
                   George Li (WLMCI)      3
                   Daniel Wong (UCC)       3
                   Khashayar Hejazi (NHSS)    3
Board 4:      Ben Olden-Cooligan (NSS-S2)  3½
                   Akshay Sutar (WCI-S3) 3½
Board 5:      Alvin Tian (WLMCI)     4

Junior Boards:
Board 1:      Yuanling Yuan (PVJHS)   4
Board 2:      Cameron Olds (UCC)     3½
Board 3:      Richard Liu (SLCI-J)     4
Board 4:      Aaron Zhang (PVJHS)   4
Board 5:      Jason Tian (SAJHS)       4     

The Grade Standings show:
Top Grade 12:      Alvin Tian (WLMCI)     4
Top Grade 11:      Kelvin Xu (MGCI)         4
                             Philip Chan (UCC)         4
Top Grade 10:      Matthew Lai (AYJSS)    3½
Top Grade 9:        Ben Olden-Cooligan (NSS-S2)  3½
Top Grade 6:        Alex Chan (UCC)           3

Top Grade 10:      Richard Liu (SLCI-J)     4
Top Grade 9:        Jason Tian (SAJHS)       4
Top Grade 8:        Yuanling Yuan (PVJHS) 4
                             Aaron Zhang (PVJHS)   4
Top Grade 7:        Alex Bond (DPPS)          3
Top Grade 6:        Derek Jedral (SHPS)      2½
                             Stanley Su (BBPS)          2½

We do not give grade prizes in the Team Championship.
We do in the Individual Championship coming up.

Plates for clocks and medallions will follow.
The cheque for players’ entry fees for the OHSCC will be sent later this week.
Winning teams:    Please register your school on http://ohsca.on.ca
                             Register players who will attend as soon as possible.
                             Silver and Bronze: Hold on paying for your board 4 and 5. Funding arrangements are pending (we hope).

Other teams:        Please plan to attend the OHSCC.
                             Register your school and players asap.

All teams:             If you want to share the bus service from Leacock or Northview, please register with me as soon as possible.

Individual Championship:       Registration closes in 2 weeks: Mon Apr 14.
                                                Email entries are preferred. If using fax, please print clearly!

Annual Meeting:  for Conveners, Coaches, Senior Students, and Parents
Wed Apr 30 @ 4 pm at the Catholic Ed Centre, 80 Sheppard Ave E.

Please plan to attend.
We would very much like to have 1-2 reps from every school.

Some discussion was held last Friday concerning the viability of the team swiss system.
The Junior tournament here went fairly well, with Pleasant View playing both Deer Park and Seneca Hill. In the Senior tournament, Marc Garneau did play Mackenzie, but did not play either NTCI or UCC. Mackenzie did play NTCI. In the beginning, this tournament was organised as the league is, by having top teams travel to and fro. Second stage had it run on a Saturday.

We tried different formats. With 8 teams, 2 4-team groups were created. Round-robins were played. The final round had the teams in order from each group face each other. It is impossible to run a single round-robin, which would be the fairest way. Without that, any method will lead to some problems. Ultimately I hope to find a method which will be easier to run. But it probably should have at least 2 people to run it!

Should we return to limiting the tournament to 8 teams? (Top 2 from each region.)
What about the Junior? Will all regions now run a Junior Division to challenge for our beautiful new trophy?

Any suggestions prior to the meeting will be appreciated.
I’ll try to put together a record of discussion and suggestions to aid in the actual discussion and decision at the meeting.

Conveners:
Our current Convener for the West Region, Tony Dodds, has retired from teaching.
Thanks to Mr Dodds for his many years of service as Convener and as Coach of his teams at Fr Henry Carr CHS and Don Bosco CSS.
We are in desperate need of a new Convener for the West Region (former Etobicoke and western North York).

The North Region has a great system in place: Messrs John Biro and Robin McCabe are Co-Conveners.

Chris Field,
President, TSSCL;
Tournament Director.

All Sections Team Standings of 2008 TSSCL Team Tournament

Team Roster and Scores. TSSCL Team Championships 2008: Senior

  Code Name Score
1 MGCI Marc Garneau CI - E 1 (1521.5) +11 -5 +6 +2 14.0
    Haonan Zhou (2147) 3.5 Bd: 1  
    Kelvin Xu (1647) 4.0 Bd: 2  
    Benson Lung (939) 3.0 Bd: 3  
    Ritchie Zhao (1353) 1.5 Bd: 4  
    Victor Zhang (unr.) 2.0 Bd: 5  
2 WLMCI William Lyon Mackenzie CI (1476.6) +7 +4 =5 -1 13.5
    Gary Krasnosheky (1821) 2.5 Bd: 1  
    Alexander Remorov (1295) 2.0 Bd: 2  
    George Li (1617) 3.0 Bd: 3  
    Liguang Wu (1374) 2.0 Bd: 4  
    Alvin Tian (1276) 4.0 Bd: 5  
3 UCC-S1 Upper Canada College - S1 (1333.4) -6 +12 +7 +5 12.0
    Alex Chan (1614) 3.0 Bd: 1  
    Philip Chan (1579) 4.0 Bd: 2  
    Daniel Wong (1321) 3.0 Bd: 3  
    Nathan Kong (901) 0.0 Bd: 4  
    Matthew Belmore (1252) 2.0 Bd: 5  
4 NTCI North Toronto CI Norsemen - S 4 (1285.3) +8 -2 +11 +9 12.0
    Robert Kleinman (1789) 2.5 Bd: 1  
    David Kleinman (1338) 1.5 Bd: 2  
    Frank Wang (728) 2.5 Bd: 3  
    Thomas Zhang (1286) 2.5 Bd: 4  
    Mark Tran (unr.) 3.0 Bd: 5  
5 NSS-S2 Northern SS Knights - S 2 (1620.3) +10 +1 =2 -3 11.5
    David Hier (1721) 3.0 Bd: 1  
    Aaron Wu (1724) 2.0 Bd: 2  
    Tian Lan (1376) 1.0 Bd: 3  
    Ben Olden-Cooligan (1660) 3.5 Bd: 4  
    Phillip Zhu (unr.) 2.0 Bd: 5  
6 NHSS Northview Heights SS (1189.0) +3 +9 -1 +8 10.0
    Karen Wan (1267) 0.0 Bd: 1  
    Dmitry Kutsyy (unr.) 2.0 Bd: 2  
    Khashayar Hejazi (1288) 3.0 Bd: 3  
    Mohammadsadegh Mansouri (unr.) 3.0 Bd: 4  
    Sergei Vilbik (1012) 2.0 Bd: 5  
7 WCI-S3 Weston CI - S 3 (0.0) -2 +11 -3 +10 10.0
    Nihan Nguyen (unr.) 1.0 Bd: 1  
    Fred Yu (unr.) 2.0 Bd: 2  
    Yisheng Cao (unr.) 1.0 Bd: 3  
    Akshay Sutar (unr.) 3.5 Bd: 4  
    Devanshu Verma (unr.) 2.5 Bd: 5  
8 AYJSS A Y Jackson SS - North 2 (1840.0) -4 -10 +12 -6 9.5
    Matthew Lai (1840) 3.5 Bd: 1  
    Pourya Tajadod (unr.) 1.5 Bd: 2  
    Muhammad Moinuddin Hashmi (unr.) 2.0 Bd: 3  
    Yun Pan (unr.) 1.5 Bd: 4  
    Muhammad Zainuddin Hashmi (unr.) 1.0 Bd: 5  
9 NSS-N3 Newtonbrook SS - N 3 (1446.0) +12 -6 +10 -4 8.0
    Anton Klunko (unr.) 1.5 Bd: 1  
    Misha Kurbatov (1446) 3.0 Bd: 2  
    Sergey Besdetko (unr.) 2.0 Bd: 3  
    Danny Rokhvarger (unr.) 1.5 Bd: 4  
    Maria Meerson (unr.) 0.0 Bd: 5  
10 SLCI-E Stephen Leacock CI Lions - E 2 (1224.4) -5 +8 -9 -7 8.0
    Calvin Yu (1333) 0.5 Bd: 1  
    Asad Zaidi (1384) 1.0 Bd: 2  
    Thomas Ioannou (1281) 2.0 Bd: 3  
    Srirankan Ketharanathan (1258) 2.0 Bd: 4  
    Maximilian Liu (866) 2.5 Bd: 5  
11 ARCSS Archbishop Romero CSS [West 1] (984.7) -1 -7 -4 +12 7.0
    Isaac Andrade (1138) 2.0 Bd: 1  
    David Castro (814) 0.5 Bd: 2  
    Kevin Lim (unr.) 1.5 Bd: 3  
    Uyen Nguyen (1002) 2.0 Bd: 4  
    Carlos Arceo (unr.) 1.0 Bd: 5  
12 CCS-W1 ChaminadeCollegeSch Gryphons-W1 (0.0) -9 -3 -8 -11 4.5
    Robert Matviewicz (unr.) 1.0 Bd: 1  
    Bryan Pedro (unr.) 0.5 Bd: 2  
    Gabriel Gavran (unr.) 0.0 Bd: 3  
    Alex Petrozzi (unr.) 1.0 Bd: 4  
    Derrick Grech (unr.) 2.0 Bd: 5  

Team Roster and Scores. TSSCL Team Championships 2008: Junior

  Code Name Score
1 PVJHS Pleasant View JHS (1494.0) +9 +5 +2 +3 16.0
    Yuanling Yuan (2202) 4.0 Bd: 1  
    Yutong Luo (unr.) 2.0 Bd: 2  
    Yuchen Li (unr.) 3.0 Bd: 3  
    Aaron Zhang (786) 4.0 Bd: 4  
    Chengkang Ji (unr.) 3.0 Bd: 5  
2 DPPS Deer Park PS [TDSB Senior 1] (1998.0) +6 +3 -1 +4 11.5
    Michael Kleinman (1998) 3.0 Bd: 1  
    Xiaohan Du (unr.) 1.5 Bd: 2  
    Platon Borman (unr.) 1.0 Bd: 3  
    Genia Mulyakaev (unr.) 3.0 Bd: 4  
    Alex Bond (unr.) 3.0 Bd: 5  
3 SHPS Seneca Hill PS (1212.0) +10 -2 =4 -1 11.0
    Jonathan Lai (1531) 2.0 Bd: 1  
    Derek Jedral (1418) 2.5 Bd: 2  
    Reena Zhan (1123) 2.0 Bd: 3  
    Yue-Yang Jiang (1040) 1.5 Bd: 4  
    Stefan Pirvu (948) 3.0 Bd: 5  
4 SLCI-J Stephen Leacock CI Lions - East 3 (1142.0) +7 +9 =3 -2 10.0
    Masy Fana (1256) 1.0 Bd: 1  
    Farzan Balouch (1089) 2.5 Bd: 2  
    Richard Liu (1081) 4.0 Bd: 3  
    Abbas Abdul Hashim (unr.) 1.5 Bd: 4  
    Mohammed Ali (unr.) 1.0 Bd: 5  
5 BBPS Banting and Best PS - East B 1 (1052.0) +8 -1 -7 +10 10.0
    Stanley Su (1159) 2.5 Bd: 1  
    Daniel Yee (946) 1.5 Bd: 2  
    Kelvin Su (unr.) 2.0 Bd: 3  
    Raymond Ip (1051) 3.0 Bd: 4  
    David Cheong (unr.) 1.0 Bd: 5  
6 WCI-J Woburn CI - East 2 (748.3) -2 +10 +9 +7 10.0
    Scott Shi (780) 3.0 Bd: 1  
    Gabilan Sivapatham (741) 1.0 Bd: 2  
    Sulakshan Sanashanthan (776) 1.0 Bd: 3  
    Jay Adhvaryu (unr.) 2.0 Bd: 4  
    Mathusanth Sunthareswaran (696) 3.0 Bd: 5  
7 JBSPS John Buchan Sr PS - TDSB Ele 3 (0.0) -4 +8 +5 -6 10.0
    Mohib Abdali (unr.) 1.0 Bd: 1  
    Yousuf Kaliwal (unr.) 2.0 Bd: 2  
    Obaid Madhosh (unr.) 2.0 Bd: 3  
    Yonge Liu (unr.) 3.0 Bd: 4  
    Da Chen (unr.) 2.0 Bd: 5  
8 SAJHS St. Andrew's JHS (0.0) -5 -7 -10 +9 8.0
    Kevin Kung (unr.) 1.0 Bd: 1  
    Daniel Zhang (unr.) 1.0 Bd: 2  
    Thomas Huang (unr.) 1.0 Bd: 3  
    Samuel Cheung (unr.) 1.0 Bd: 4  
    Jason Tian (unr.) 4.0 Bd: 5  
9 UCC-J Upper Canada College - South (936.3) -1 -4 -6 -8 7.5
    Anthony Cheung (891) 1.0 Bd: 1  
    Cameron Olds (899) 3.5 Bd: 2  
    Olivier McLean (747) 3.0 Bd: 3  
    Kumal Jain (1208) 0.0 Bd: 4  
    x (unr.) 0.0 Bd: 5  
10 DHEMS Dublin Heights EMS Tigers - TDSB Ele 2 (0.0) -3 -6 +8 -5 6.0
    Simon Spichak (unr.) 1.5 Bd: 1  
    Daniel Oxman (unr.) 2.5 Bd: 2  
    Mark Kalichman (unr.) 1.0 Bd: 3  
    Ben Pekar (unr.) 1.0 Bd: 4  
    Ruochen Gong (unr.) 0.0 Bd: 5

TSSCL Team Championships 2008: Junior (Grade/Age)

SwissSys Standings. TSSCL Team Championships 2008: Junior (Grade/Age)

# Name ID Rtng Team Grd Cls Sex Rd 1 Rd 2 Rd 3 Rd 4 Tot
1 Richard Liu 145690 1081 SLCI-J 10     +7 +12 +46 +41 4.0
2 Scott Shi 146120 780 WCI-J 10     -45 +40 +17 +35 3.0
3 Mathusanth Sunthareswaran 147560 696 WCI-J 10     -23 +36 +50 +27 3.0
4 Farzan Balouch 145385 1089 SLCI-J 10     +2 -11 +44 =30 2.5
5 Abbas Abdul Hashim   unr. SLCI-J 10     -19 +19 =49 -25 1.5
6 Masy Fana 145386 1256 SLCI-J 10 C   +21 -17 -47 -22 1.0
7 Sulakshan Sanashanthan 146119 776 WCI-J 10 C   -4 -32 -12 +38 1.0
8 Gabilan Sivapatham 146115 741 WCI-J 10     =46 -26 =11 -28 1.0
9 Mohammed Ali   unr. SLCI-J 10     -12 +50 -48 -37 1.0
10 Jason Tian   unr. SAJHS 09     +43 +27 +36 +50 4.0
11 Cameron Olds 140608 899 UCC-J 09     +22 +4 =8 +33 3.5
12 Olivier McLean 141480 747 UCC-J 09     +47 -1 +7 +42 3.0
13 Chengkang Ji   unr. PVJHS 09     +50 +43 +37 -48 3.0
14 Yuchen Li   unr. PVJHS 09     -15 +39 +41 +46 3.0
15 Yutong Luo   unr. PVJHS 09     -31 +29 +30 -44 2.0
16 Jay Adhvaryu   unr. WCI-J 09     -1 +31 +19 -24 2.0
17 Anthony Cheung 146109 891 UCC-J 09 C   -20 +6 -2 -18 1.0
18 Kevin Kung   unr. SAJHS 09 C   -35 -35 -40 +17 1.0
19 Kumal Jain 141479 1208 UCC-J 09     -44 -5 -16 -34 0.0
20 Yuanling Yuan 133977 2202 PVJHS 08 C F +26 +45 +22 +47 4.0
21 Aaron Zhang 142393 786 PVJHS 08     +13 +23 +25 +49 4.0
22 Michael Kleinman 132631 1998 DPPS 08 C   +5 +47 -20 +6 3.0
23 Raymond Ip 147074 1051 BBPS 08     +34 -21 +24 +31 3.0
24 Yonge Liu   unr. JBSPS 08     +36 +34 -23 +16 3.0
25 Genia Mulyakaev   unr. DPPS 08   F +16 +49 -21 +5 3.0
26 Daniel Oxman   unr. DHEMS 08 C   -30 +8 +33 =29 2.5
27 Da Chen   unr. JBSPS 08     +27 -10 +43 -3 2.0
28 Yousuf Kaliwal   unr. JBSPS 08     -3 -33 +29 +8 2.0
29 Daniel Yee 147076 946 BBPS 08     +33 -15 -28 =26 1.5
30 Xiaohan Du   unr. DPPS 08     =37 =44 -15 =4 1.5
31 Ben Pekar   unr. DHEMS 08     -14 -16 +34 -23 1.0
32 Mark Kalichman   unr. DHEMS 08     -41 +7 -42 -39 1.0
33 Daniel Zhang   unr. SAJHS 08     -28 +28 -26 -11 1.0
34 Samuel Cheung   unr. SAJHS 08     -24 -24 -31 +19 1.0
35 Mohib Abdali   unr. JBSPS 08 C   -8 +18 -45 -2 1.0
36 Ruochen Gong   unr. DHEMS 08     -40 -3 -10 -43 0.0
37 Alex Bond   unr. DPPS 07     +9 +48 -13 +9 3.0
38 Obaid Madhosh   unr. JBSPS 07     -38 +42 +39 -7 2.0
39 Kelvin Su   unr. BBPS 07     +42 -14 -38 +32 2.0
40 Simon Spichak   unr. DHEMS 07     -32 -2 +18 =45 1.5
41 Platon Borman   unr. DPPS 07     +25 -46 -14 -1 1.0
42 Thomas Huang   unr. SAJHS 07     -39 -38 +32 -12 1.0
43 David Cheong   unr. BBPS 07     -10 -13 -27 +36 1.0
44 Derek Jedral 137034 1418 SHPS 06     +48 =30 -4 +15 2.5
45 Stanley Su 147067 1159 BBPS 06 C   +18 -20 +35 =40 2.5
46 Reena Zhan 142147 1123 SHPS 06   F +11 +41 -1 -14 2.0
47 Jonathan Lai 136062 1531 SHPS 05 C   +49 -22 +6 -20 2.0
48 Stefan Pirvu 145686 948 SHPS 04     +17 -37 +9 +13 3.0
49 Yue-Yang Jiang 141091 1040 SHPS 03     +29 -25 =5 -21 1.5
50 x   unr. UCC-J       -6 -9 -3 -10 0.0

TSSCL Team Championships 2008: Junior (Team)

SwissSys Standings. TSSCL Team Championships 2008: Junior (Team)

# Name ID Rtng Team Grd Cls Sex Rd 1 Rd 2 Rd 3 Rd 4 Tot
1 Stanley Su 147067 1159 BBPS 06 C   +26 -21 +18 =10 2.5
2 Raymond Ip 147074 1051 BBPS 08     +29 -22 +20 +8 3.0
3 Daniel Yee 147076 946 BBPS 08     +27 -23 -19 =7 1.5
4 Kelvin Su   unr. BBPS 07     +28 -25 -16 +9 2.0
5 David Cheong   unr. BBPS 07     -30 -24 -17 +6 1.0
6 Ruochen Gong   unr. DHEMS 08     -10 -49 -30 -5 0.0
7 Daniel Oxman   unr. DHEMS 08 C   -12 +48 +27 =3 2.5
8 Ben Pekar   unr. DHEMS 08     -25 -50 +29 -2 1.0
9 Mark Kalichman   unr. DHEMS 08     -13 +47 -28 -4 1.0
10 Simon Spichak   unr. DHEMS 07     -9 -46 +26 =1 1.5
11 Michael Kleinman 132631 1998 DPPS 08 C   +39 +31 -21 +36 3.0
12 Xiaohan Du   unr. DPPS 08     =15 =32 -23 =37 1.5
13 Platon Borman   unr. DPPS 07     +14 -33 -25 -38 1.0
14 Genia Mulyakaev   unr. DPPS 08   F +50 +34 -22 +39 3.0
15 Alex Bond   unr. DPPS 07     +40 +35 -24 +40 3.0
16 Obaid Madhosh   unr. JBSPS 07     -16 +28 +4 -47 2.0
17 Da Chen   unr. JBSPS 08     +17 -30 +5 -49 2.0
18 Mohib Abdali   unr. JBSPS 08 C   -48 +26 -1 -46 1.0
19 Yousuf Kaliwal   unr. JBSPS 08     -49 -27 +3 +48 2.0
20 Yonge Liu   unr. JBSPS 08     +6 +29 -2 +50 3.0
21 Yuanling Yuan 133977 2202 PVJHS 08 C F +7 +1 +11 +31 4.0
22 Aaron Zhang 142393 786 PVJHS 08     +24 +2 +14 +34 4.0
23 Yutong Luo   unr. PVJHS 09     -8 +3 +12 -32 2.0
24 Chengkang Ji   unr. PVJHS 09     +45 +5 +15 -35 3.0
25 Yuchen Li   unr. PVJHS 09     -23 +4 +13 +33 3.0
26 Kevin Kung   unr. SAJHS 09 C   -18 -18 -10 +43 1.0
27 Daniel Zhang   unr. SAJHS 08     -19 +19 -7 -42 1.0
28 Thomas Huang   unr. SAJHS 07     -4 -16 +9 -44 1.0
29 Samuel Cheung   unr. SAJHS 08     -20 -20 -8 +41 1.0
30 Jason Tian   unr. SAJHS 09     +5 +17 +6 +45 4.0
31 Jonathan Lai 136062 1531 SHPS 05 C   +34 -11 +36 -21 2.0
32 Derek Jedral 137034 1418 SHPS 06     +35 =12 -37 +23 2.5
33 Reena Zhan 142147 1123 SHPS 06   F +42 +13 -38 -25 2.0
34 Yue-Yang Jiang 141091 1040 SHPS 03     +3 -14 =39 -22 1.5
35 Stefan Pirvu 145686 948 SHPS 04     +43 -15 +40 +24 3.0
36 Masy Fana 145386 1256 SLCI-J 10 C   +22 -43 -31 -11 1.0
37 Farzan Balouch 145385 1089 SLCI-J 10     +46 -42 +32 =12 2.5
38 Richard Liu 145690 1081 SLCI-J 10     +47 +44 +33 +13 4.0
39 Abbas Abdul Hashim   unr. SLCI-J 10     -41 +41 =34 -14 1.5
40 Mohammed Ali   unr. SLCI-J 10     -44 +45 -35 -15 1.0
41 Kumal Jain 141479 1208 UCC-J 09     -32 -39 -50 -29 0.0
42 Cameron Olds 140608 899 UCC-J 09     +11 +37 =48 +27 3.5
43 Anthony Cheung 146109 891 UCC-J 09 C   -21 +36 -46 -26 1.0
44 Olivier McLean 141480 747 UCC-J 09     +31 -38 +47 +28 3.0
45 x   unr. UCC-J       -36 -40 -49 -30 0.0
46 Scott Shi 146120 780 WCI-J 10     -1 +10 +43 +18 3.0
47 Sulakshan Sanashanthan 146119 776 WCI-J 10 C   -37 -9 -44 +16 1.0
48 Gabilan Sivapatham 146115 741 WCI-J 10     =33 -7 =42 -19 1.0
49 Mathusanth Sunthareswaran 147560 696 WCI-J 10     -2 +6 +45 +17 3.0
50 Jay Adhvaryu   unr. WCI-J 09     -38 +8 +41 -20 2.0

TSSCL Team Championships 2008: Senior (Grade/Age)

SwissSys Standings. TSSCL Team Championships 2008: Senior (Grade/Age)

# Name ID Rtng Team Grd Cls Sex Rd 1 Rd 2 Rd 3 Rd 4 Tot
1 Alvin Tian 141997 1276 WLMCI 12     +33 +6 +50 +15 4.0
2 Haonan Zhou 142152 2147 MGCI 12 C   +8 =29 +53 +7 3.5
3 George Li 137584 1617 WLMCI 12     +41 +44 +51 -4 3.0
4 Benson Lung 128757 939 MGCI 12     +29 -51 +31 +3 3.0
5 Mohammadsadegh Mansouri   unr. NHSS 12 C   +5 +39 -38 +47 3.0
6 Mark Tran   unr. NTCI 12     +34 -1 +59 +24 3.0
7 Gary Krasnosheky 144915 1821 WLMCI 12 C   +40 +8 =29 -2 2.5
8 Robert Kleinman 132632 1789 NTCI 12 C   =10 -7 +56 +18 2.5
9 Thomas Zhang 146125 1286 NTCI 12     =22 -10 +57 +39 2.5
10 Liguang Wu 143674 1374 WLMCI 12     -28 +9 -48 +38 2.0
11 Alexander Remorov 138984 1295 WLMCI 12     +37 +46 -49 -26 2.0
12 Thomas Ioannou 140448 1281 SLCI-E 12     +45 -45 -36 +41 2.0
13 Srirankan Ketharanathan 139467 1258 SLCI-E 12     -47 +47 =39 =28 2.0
14 Derrick Grech   unr. CCS-W1 12     +12 -34 +20 -59 2.0
15 Victor Zhang   unr. MGCI 12     +26 -50 +35 -1 2.0
16 Dmitry Kutsyy   unr. NHSS 12     -23 +43 -26 +17 2.0
17 Pourya Tajadod   unr. AYJSS 12     =39 -19 +23 -16 1.5
18 Anton Klunko   unr. NSS-N3 12 C   -2 +53 =22 -8 1.5
19 Asad Zaidi 139428 1384 SLCI-E 12     -17 +17 -43 -37 1.0
20 Muhammad Zainuddin Hashmi   unr. AYJSS 12     -6 -32 -14 +35 1.0
21 Alex Petrozzi   unr. CCS-W1 12     -11 +54 -47 -57 1.0
22 Calvin Yu 139122 1333 SLCI-E 12 C   -52 -42 =18 -40 0.5
23 Bryan Pedro   unr. CCS-W1 12 C   -31 -27 -17 =60 0.5
24 Maria Meerson   unr. NSS-N3 12   F -7 -35 -32 -6 0.0
25 Gabriel Gavran   unr. CCS-W1 12     -9 -30 -45 -58 0.0
26 Kelvin Xu 142391 1647 MGCI 11     +49 +49 +16 +11 4.0
27 Philip Chan 135621 1579 UCC-S1 11 C   +53 +23 +37 +49 4.0
28 Akshay Sutar   unr. WCI-S3 11     +19 +57 +54 =13 3.5
29 David Hier 125002 1721 NSS-S2 11 C   +14 =2 =7 +55 3.0
30 Daniel Wong 129482 1321 UCC-S1 11     -13 +25 +41 +51 3.0
31 Khashayar Hejazi 147059 1288 NHSS 11     +59 +36 -4 +45 3.0
32 Maximilian Liu 142536 866 SLCI-E 11     -50 +20 +24 =33 2.5
33 Devanshu Verma   unr. WCI-S3 11     -51 +59 +34 =32 2.5
34 Matthew Belmore 144265 1252 UCC-S1 11     -35 +14 -33 +50 2.0
35 Sergei Vilbik 135662 1012 NHSS 11     +16 +24 -15 -20 2.0
36 Sergey Besdetko   unr. NSS-N3 11     +27 -31 +12 -44 2.0
37 Fred Yu   unr. WCI-S3 11 C   -30 +60 -27 +19 2.0
38 Ritchie Zhao 145167 1353 MGCI 11     -48 =48 +5 -10 1.5
39 Danny Rokhvarger   unr. NSS-N3 11     +42 -5 =13 -9 1.5
40 Nihan Nguyen   unr. WCI-S3 11     -3 -56 -55 +22 1.0
41 Yisheng Cao   unr. WCI-S3 11     -43 +58 -30 -12 1.0
42 Matthew Lai 128368 1840 AYJSS 10 C   =18 +22 +52 +53 3.5
43 Misha Kurbatov 146060 1446 NSS-N3 10     +55 -16 +19 +46 3.0
44 Frank Wang 143998 728 NTCI 10     +46 -3 =58 +36 2.5
45 Muhammad Moinuddin Hashmi   unr. AYJSS 10     -58 +12 +25 -31 2.0
46 David Kleinman 132633 1338 NTCI 10     =38 -11 +60 -43 1.5
47 Yun Pan   unr. AYJSS 10     =36 -13 +21 -5 1.5
48 Ben Olden-Cooligan 146103 1660 NSS-S2 09     +15 =38 +10 +54 3.5
49 Aaron Wu 141397 1724 NSS-S2 09     +24 -26 +11 -27 2.0
50 Phillip Zhu   unr. NSS-S2 09     +20 +15 -1 -34 2.0
51 Tian Lan 146105 1376 NSS-S2 09     -25 +4 -3 -30 1.0
52 Robert Matviewicz   unr. CCS-W1 09     +54 -55 -42 -56 1.0
53 Karen Wan 130308 1267 NHSS 09   F -21 -18 -2 -42 0.0
54 Nathan Kong 140112 901 UCC-S1 08     -56 -21 -28 -48 0.0
55 Alex Chan 133253 1614 UCC-S1 06     +1 +52 +40 -29 3.0
56 Isaac Andrade 144004 1138 ARCSS   C   -57 +40 -8 +52 2.0
57 Uyen Nguyen 144006 1002 ARCSS       +60 -28 -9 +21 2.0
58 Kevin Lim   unr. ARCSS       -32 -41 =44 +25 1.5
59 Carlos Arceo   unr. ARCSS       -44 -33 -6 +14 1.0
60 David Castro 144011 814 ARCSS       -4 -37 -46 =23 0.5

TSSCL Team Championships 2008: Senior (Team)

SwissSys Standings. TSSCL Team Championships 2008: Senior (Team)

# Name ID Rtng Team Grd Cls Sex Rd 1 Rd 2 Rd 3 Rd 4 Tot
1 Isaac Andrade 144004 1138 ARCSS   C   -2 +51 -36 +15 2.0
2 Uyen Nguyen 144006 1002 ARCSS       +3 -54 -38 +13 2.0
3 David Castro 144011 814 ARCSS       -19 -52 -37 =14 0.5
4 Carlos Arceo   unr. ARCSS       -39 -55 -40 +11 1.0
5 Kevin Lim   unr. ARCSS       -45 -53 =39 +12 1.5
6 Matthew Lai 128368 1840 AYJSS 10 C   =28 +42 +15 +22 3.5
7 Muhammad Zainuddin Hashmi   unr. AYJSS 12     -40 -45 -11 +23 1.0
8 Pourya Tajadod   unr. AYJSS 12     =29 -41 +14 -25 1.5
9 Muhammad Moinuddin Hashmi   unr. AYJSS 10     -5 +43 +12 -21 2.0
10 Yun Pan   unr. AYJSS 10     =30 -44 +13 -24 1.5
11 Derrick Grech   unr. CCS-W1 12     +43 -49 +7 -4 2.0
12 Gabriel Gavran   unr. CCS-W1 12     -38 -48 -9 -5 0.0
13 Alex Petrozzi   unr. CCS-W1 12     -59 +50 -10 -2 1.0
14 Bryan Pedro   unr. CCS-W1 12 C   -21 -47 -8 =3 0.5
15 Robert Matviewicz   unr. CCS-W1 09     +50 -46 -6 -1 1.0
16 Haonan Zhou 142152 2147 MGCI 12 C   +36 =32 +22 +56 3.5
17 Kelvin Xu 142391 1647 MGCI 11     +31 +31 +25 +59 4.0
18 Ritchie Zhao 145167 1353 MGCI 11     -33 =33 +24 -58 1.5
19 Benson Lung 128757 939 MGCI 12     +32 -34 +21 +57 3.0
20 Victor Zhang   unr. MGCI 12     +17 -35 +23 -60 2.0
21 Khashayar Hejazi 147059 1288 NHSS 11     +4 +30 -19 +9 3.0
22 Karen Wan 130308 1267 NHSS 09   F -13 -28 -16 -6 0.0
23 Sergei Vilbik 135662 1012 NHSS 11     +25 +27 -20 -7 2.0
24 Mohammadsadegh Mansouri   unr. NHSS 12 C   +24 +29 -18 +10 3.0
25 Dmitry Kutsyy   unr. NHSS 12     -14 +26 -17 +8 2.0
26 Misha Kurbatov 146060 1446 NSS-N3 10     +46 -25 +41 +37 3.0
27 Maria Meerson   unr. NSS-N3 12   F -56 -23 -45 -40 0.0
28 Anton Klunko   unr. NSS-N3 12 C   -16 +22 =42 -36 1.5
29 Danny Rokhvarger   unr. NSS-N3 11     +6 -24 =44 -38 1.5
30 Sergey Besdetko   unr. NSS-N3 11     +47 -21 +43 -39 2.0
31 Aaron Wu 141397 1724 NSS-S2 09     +27 -17 +59 -47 2.0
32 David Hier 125002 1721 NSS-S2 11 C   +11 =16 =56 +46 3.0
33 Ben Olden-Cooligan 146103 1660 NSS-S2 09     +20 =18 +58 +50 3.5
34 Tian Lan 146105 1376 NSS-S2 09     -12 +19 -57 -48 1.0
35 Phillip Zhu   unr. NSS-S2 09     +7 +20 -60 -49 2.0
36 Robert Kleinman 132632 1789 NTCI 12 C   =58 -56 +1 +28 2.5
37 David Kleinman 132633 1338 NTCI 10     =18 -59 +3 -26 1.5
38 Thomas Zhang 146125 1286 NTCI 12     =42 -58 +2 +29 2.5
39 Frank Wang 143998 728 NTCI 10     +37 -57 =5 +30 2.5
40 Mark Tran   unr. NTCI 12     +49 -60 +4 +27 3.0
41 Asad Zaidi 139428 1384 SLCI-E 12     -8 +8 -26 -52 1.0
42 Calvin Yu 139122 1333 SLCI-E 12 C   -15 -6 =28 -51 0.5
43 Thomas Ioannou 140448 1281 SLCI-E 12     +9 -9 -30 +53 2.0
44 Srirankan Ketharanathan 139467 1258 SLCI-E 12     -10 +10 =29 =54 2.0
45 Maximilian Liu 142536 866 SLCI-E 11     -35 +7 +27 =55 2.5
46 Alex Chan 133253 1614 UCC-S1 06     +60 +15 +51 -32 3.0
47 Philip Chan 135621 1579 UCC-S1 11 C   +22 +14 +52 +31 4.0
48 Daniel Wong 129482 1321 UCC-S1 11     -44 +12 +53 +34 3.0
49 Matthew Belmore 144265 1252 UCC-S1 11     -23 +11 -55 +35 2.0
50 Nathan Kong 140112 901 UCC-S1 08     -1 -13 -54 -33 0.0
51 Nihan Nguyen   unr. WCI-S3 11     -57 -1 -46 +42 1.0
52 Fred Yu   unr. WCI-S3 11 C   -48 +3 -47 +41 2.0
53 Yisheng Cao   unr. WCI-S3 11     -26 +5 -48 -43 1.0
54 Akshay Sutar   unr. WCI-S3 11     +41 +2 +50 =44 3.5
55 Devanshu Verma   unr. WCI-S3 11     -34 +4 +49 =45 2.5
56 Gary Krasnosheky 144915 1821 WLMCI 12 C   +51 +36 =32 -16 2.5
57 George Li 137584 1617 WLMCI 12     +53 +39 +34 -19 3.0
58 Liguang Wu 143674 1374 WLMCI 12     -54 +38 -33 +18 2.0
59 Alexander Remorov 138984 1295 WLMCI 12     +52 +37 -31 -17 2.0
60 Alvin Tian 141997 1276 WLMCI 12     +55 +40 +35 +20 4.0

London May,July & Aug Open

London May Open

Date: Saturday May 31, 2008


London July Open

Date: Saturday July 26, 2008


London Aug Open

Date: Saturday August 30, 2008


Place: Wortley Baptist Church
new name HillSide Church (250 Commissioners Rd. E.)
Rounds: 4
Type: Regular Swiss
Sections: Open and U1700
Times: 10.00 am ,lunch, 1.00 pm, 3:00 pm, 5:00 pm
Time Control: SD/1
Entry Fee: $20.00
Prizes: Based on entries
Register: 9:30 am - 9:50 am
Organizer: Steve Demmery Info: Call 519-642-1012 chesslessons@mail.com
Miscellaneous: Byes 1 - 3 as requested in advance. Bring your own clocks and set. No Smoking. Several restaurants are near the site. Parking at back of church.

 

GTCL Grand Prix

GTCL Grand Prix 2007

 

GTCL Grand Prix 2007 winners:

First $300 Nikolay Noritsyn:
 Nikolay Noritsyn

 

Second $200 Haonan Zhou:

Zhou Haonan

Third   $125 Richard Laporte:

Richard Laporte

Fourth $75 Alex Ferreira(no photo), Jelovac Ivko(no photo) and

Avinaash Sundar:

Avinaash Sundar

Fifth $50 Sam Arfin:

Sam Arfin

 

(The above photos provided by Erik Malmsten)

With limit of one prize winner per rating class:
1) Open (2200 and above),
2) Under 2200 (from 2000 to 2199),
3) Under 2000 (from 1800 to 1999),
4) Under 1800 (from 1600 to 1799),
5) Under 1600.

CFC Membership is required.

The GTCL Grand Prix 2007 series includes the following five tournaments:

1) March Open March 16-18, 5 rounds

2) Toronto Open April 6-8, 6 rounds

3) Canada Day Open June 30-July 1 & 2 - 6 rounds

4) Thanksgiving Open October 6-8, 6 rounds

5) Holidays Open December 26-30, 6 rounds

5% from each tournament’s prize fund will be set aside for Grand Prix fund.

The tournament scores in all five events will be added up, 1 tournament point = 1 Grand Prix point (except for requested byes= 0).

GTCL Grand Prix 2007 Final Standings

# Name

Rating

Mar Apr July Oct Dec
Total
1 Noritsyn, Nikolay 2468  4.0 4.5 5.5 4.5 3.5 22.0
2 Zhou, Haonan 1948  3.5 4.0   4.5 3.5 15.5
3 Schleifer, Michael 2347  4.0 5.5 5.0     14.5
  Southam, David 2201  3.0 4.0   3.5 4.0 14.5
  Chidley-Hill, John W 1992  2.5 3.0 3.0 3.5 2.5 14.5
6 Samsonkin, Artem 2486      5.0 4.0 5.0 14.0
7 Laporte, Richard 1631  2.0 2.0 2.5 3.5 2.0 12.0
  Sambuev, Bator 2524        5.5 5.0 10.5
9 Sapozhnikov, Roman 2213  2.5     3.5 4.0 10.0
10 Ramenaden, Matthew 1847  2.0 2.5 2.5   2.5 9.5
11 Ferreira, Alex T. 2093  3.0 3.0 2.5     8.5
  Ivko, Jelovac 2082  3.0 3.0   2.5   8.5
  Tseluiko, Oleg 1953    4.5 4.0     8.5
  Arfin, Sam 1410      2.5 3.0 3.0 8.5
  Sundar, Avinaash 2082        4.5 4.0 8.5
16 Salomaa, Markku 1717  2.5 3.5   2.0   8.0
  Yuan, Yuanling 1998      4.0 4.0   8.0
18 Hambleton, Aman 2012        4.0 3.5 7.5
19 Rogers, John A 1376  2.0 2.5 1.0   1.5 7.0
  Posaratnanathan, Juliaan unr  1.0 2.0 1.0 3.0   7.0
  Wang, Jerry Z. S. 1590  1.0     3.0 3.0 7.0
  Posaratnanathan, Roy unr  0.5 2.0 2.0 2.5   7.0
23 Wang, Jesse B.J. 1875  3.0     3.5   6.5
  Nozari, Nosrat 1880  2.5 4.0       6.5
  Zhang, Brent 1825      3.5 3.0   6.5
  Hymas, James 1905        3.0 3.5 6.5
27 Orlova, Yelizaveta 1850  3.0       3.0 6.0
  Liu, Robert 1450  3.0       3.0 6.0
  Moran-Venegas, Mario 1764  2.0 3.0 1.0     6.0
30 Kurbatov, Misha unr  1.5   2.5   1.5 5.5
  Kleinman, Michael 1976      2.5 3.0   5.5
32 Florea, Alexandru 1739  2.5 2.5       5.0
  Inigo, Aquino 1926  2.0 3.0       5.0
  Armstrong, Robert J. 1815  2.0   3.0     5.0
  Dowling, Bruce 1798  1.0 2.5 1.5     5.0
  Kaufman, Harris 1939    2.0 3.0     5.0
37 Gladstone, Simon 1839  2.5       2.0 4.5
  Buzila, Gheorgh 1766  2.0       2.5 4.5
  Guo, Josh 2207    4.5       4.5
  Villaluz, Ernesto unr    1.5 1.0 2.0   4.5
  Yu, Melvin 1948      4.5     4.5
  Ghandi, Houshyar 1739      2.5 2.0 2.0 4.5
43 Sivasankar, Balakumar 2140  4.0         4.0
  Pancer, Jeff 1233  0.5 1.5   1.0 1.0 4.0
  Ali, Hayder unr   4.0       4.0
  Divljan, Igor 2374      4.0     4.0
  Pechenkin, Vladimir 2301      4.0     4.0
  Rapoport, Alex 2002      4.0     4.0
  Maguire, Jack 1387      3.0 1.0   4.0
  Ng, Gary 2232        4.0   4.0
  Fulmyk, Wojtek 1999        4.0   4.0
  Barron, Michael 2347          4.0 4.0
  Fielder, Brian 2223          4.0 4.0
  Bluvshtein, Ilia 2183          4.0 4.0
  Egorov, Mikhail 2181          4.0 4.0
  Zeromskis, Egis 2100          4.0 4.0
  Makaremi, Sina 1718          4.0 4.0
  Garballo, Dan 1500          4.0 4.0
59 Livshits, Ron 2405  3.5         3.5
  Longo, Tyler 1914  3.5         3.5
  Kaufman, Elliot 1335    1.5 2.0     3.5
  Miletic, Dusan 2115      3.5     3.5
  Yu, Marco 2023      3.5     3.5
  Takov, Chris 1844        3.5   3.5
  Chan, Edward 1470        3.5   3.5
  Aronov, Yuri 2278          3.5 3.5
  Laughlin, Steve 1773          3.5 3.5
  Farrant-Diaz, Nathan 1432        1.0 2.5 3.5
69 Plotkin, Victor 2305  3.0         3.0
  Rakov, Pavel 1901  3.0         3.0
  Malmsten, Erik 1871  3.0         3.0
  Douglas, Steven 1628    3.0       3.0
  Wing, Richard 1781    2.0   1.0   3.0
  Dizon, Lyndon 1965      3.0     3.0
  Villalobos, Oscar 1643      3.0     3.0
  Hutchinson, Joel 1553      3.0     3.0
  Perelman, Leon 1800        3.0   3.0
  Ang, Alan 2044          3.0 3.0
  Brestoiv, Doina 2003          3.0 3.0
  Zhao, Jim 1583          3.0 3.0
  Roe, Jim 1563         3.0 3.0
82 Trifan, Victor 1983  2.5         2.5
  MacLeod, Steven 2058    2.5       2.5
  Barrios, Felix 2190        2.5   2.5
  Ivanov, Mike 1512        2.5   2.5
  Hazisprodromu, Sam 1954          2.5 2.5
  Krasnoshery, Gary 1817          2.5 2.5
88 Irimia, Andrey 1600  2.0         2.0
  Lung, Patrick 1563  2.0         2.0
  Peristy, Luke 1344  2.0         2.0
  France, Kyle 965    2.0 0.0     2.0
  Gerzhoy, Leonid 2461    2.0       2.0
  Benson, Chris 1953      2.0     2.0
  Jackiw, Mark 1657      2.0     2.0
  Archibald, Colin B. 1582        2.0   2.0
  Gowda, Ragu 1830          2.0 2.0
97 Lung, Stephen 1614  1.5         1.5
  Souchko, Larissa 1279  1.0       0.5 1.5
  Swilley, Bryan 1568  0.0 1.5       1.5
  Wu, Kevin 1481        1.5   1.5
  Wan, Karen 1260          1.5 1.5
  Caday, Rene 1200          1.5 1.5
103 Barkman, Daniel 1547  1.0         1.0
  Kasperovich, Michael unr      1.0     1.0
  Trestianski, Saveli unr        1.0   1.0
106 Smyk, Ed unr    0.5       0.5
107 Ademi, Sami 2204    0.0       0.0
  MacIlquham, Thomas 1250        0.0   0.0
  Naderi, Farhad unr        0.0   0.0

The Greater Toronto Chess League congratulates past Grand Prix winners

In 2006 a total of 269 players participated in at least one of the seven Grand Prix tournaments. Special recognition must go out to Nikolay Noritsyn who played in all events, winning in 2006 and being a co-winner in 2005. Alexander Martchenko won a prize in both years while Matthew Ramenaden played in all events in both years and won a prize in 2006.

2006 GTCL Grand Prix Winners

Nikolay Noritsyn 29.5
John Chidley-Hill 26.0
Alexander Martchenko 21.0
David Southam 20.5
Richard Laporte 20.0
Matthew Ramenaden 19.5
Liam Henry 19.0
Alex Chan 18.0
Roman Sapozhnikov 17.0
Alex Ferreira 17.0

2005 Grand Prix Winners

Jura Ochkoos
Nikolay Noritsyn
Yevgeni Nahutin
Andrei Gulko
Alexander Martchenko
Tyler Longo
Edward Phung

2004-5 Lotto Bonus Winners

Frederick Austria
Alfonso Cheng
Michal Fulmyk
Wojtek Fulmyk
Robert Hamilton
Aquino Inigo
Francis Assaripallan Inigo
Bryan Lamb
Joe Leung
Poya Oftadeh
Sasha Starr
Craig Thorvardson

2007 THANKSGIVING OPEN

THE BAYVIEW GAMES CLUB PRESENTS:

THANKSGIVING OPEN

This is a GTC L Grand Prix 2007 event Oct 6 - 8, 2007

*****A SIX ROUND SWISS TOURNAMENT *****

TIME CONTROL: Game/120

ROUNDS: 11 AM & 4 PM daily

ENTRY FEE: $76 ($55 for prize fund + $21 administration fee).

BGC will pay $21 administration fee for all its members. Late fee on day of tournament $10 extra.

Entry payments can be made by phone using VISA or MASTERCARD

CFC RATED: CFC membership or $10 tournament fee required.

PRIZES: based on entries ($55 from every entry, 5% to go to GTCL Grand Prix fund),

class prizes awarded according to turnout in rating groups.

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Early Bird Door Prizes. Enter by Sept 29 and your name will be entered into a draw for a full entry fee rebate ($55).

This will be awarded in cash at the end of the tournament.

One or more of these prizes will be awarded and may be won in addition to any other prize you may have won.

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LOCATION: Bayview Games Club, 1681 Bayview Ave., Suite 202 MAXIMUM

PARTICIPATION: 60 Players ( register early ).All equipment provided.

Entries & Info: Vlad Dobrich (416) 722-9709 Keep informed: www.torontochess.org

2007 The Holidays Open

Merry Christmas

THE BAYVIEW GAMES CLUB PRESENTS:

THE HOLIDAYS OPEN

This is the FINAL GTCL Grand Prix 2007 event

 $750 has been in the pool of GTCL Grand Prix 2007, Click here to see the details

 December 26, 27, 28, 29 & 30

***** A SIX ROUND SWISS TOURNAMENT*****
TIME CONTROL: GAME in 120 minutes

 Two games on Wednesday, Dec. 26 at 11am  & 4:30 pm

then one game per day Dec 27 thru 30 starting at 6:30 pm.

ENTRY FEE:  $90 (cash  /or cheques received by Dec 24)

The first ten entries will get a $10 discount on their entry fees

Late Fee: on day of tournament  $10 extra.

 Send entries payable to Vlad Dobrich, 717b Hillsdale Av East, Toronto M4S 1V4

PRIZES: $65 per entry entry fee ($5 to go to GTCL Grand Prix fund),
class prizes awarded according to turnout in rating groups. Based on 80 entries, First Prize will be guaranteed at
$1,000!

Note: In order to acquire this excellent venue (2500 sq feet) we are assessed a $200 per day rental, hence the increased entry fees.

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EARLY BIRD door prizes.  Enter by December 17 and your name will be entered into a draw for full entry fee rebate ( $90 ) . This will be awarded in cash at the end of the tournament.  One or more of these prizes will be awarded and may be won in addition to any other prizes you may have won.

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Location: , 1669 Bayview Av.  (4 doors south of Strategy Games store)

chess sets provided - we may need more clocks, so bring if you have one.

CFC Rated: Non-members of CFC must join or pay $10 tournament fee.
Only CFC members will be eligible for Grand Prix prizes.

MAXIMUM PARTICIPATION: 80 PLAYERS ---Register early!

This site will be available for future events, IF this one is a success (60 plus entries) - please help make it happen!

Keep abreast of advance entries and other tournament information on the GTCL web site: www.torontochess.org

INFORMATION: Vlad Dobrich (416) 722-9709

MID-SUMMER ACTIVE 2008

The Bayview Games Club Presents:

MID-SUMMER ACTIVE 2008

Sunday, August 10,
11 am start - a 5 round swiss-paired tournament
Time control:Game/ 30 minutes each round.
Location: The Bow&Arrow Restaurant & Pub, 1954 Yonge Street
(2nd floor) We are 50 meters north of the Davisville subway station.
Buffet and refreshments will be served at the end of round 1.
Round 2 will start at 1pm.
Entry fee: $45 ($37 for BGC members)
Prizes: Place and class prizes will be awarded totalling $30 x no.of entries.
BGC active ratings will be used where available, otherwise CFC ratings will
apply.
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Early Bird Prizes: Entries received by August 1 will be eligible for the
Early Bird draw at the start of the final round. Prizes will consist of $30 rebate on the
entry fee for the winners.
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Entries: cheques payable to Vlad Dobrich leave at the Bow&Arrow or mail to
V. Dobrich,145 Strathmore Blvd, Apt 320, Toronto M4J 4Y9
Enquiries: Vlad Dobrich (647) 207-9342

Ontario Youth Chess Championship 2008

Ontario Youth Chess Championship
more information at official site

Date

Saturday, May 3rd & Sunday, May 4th

Place Kitchener City Hall, Kitchener, Ontario
(parking available underground - or close-by in municipal lots)
Rounds 5
Type Regular Swiss
Times Saturday 10:00, 2:00, 6:00, Sunday 10:00, 2:00 (Poss. playoffs after round 5)
Time Control 90 min. + 30 sec. w/Digital Clock or 100 min. SD w/analog clock. (If you have a digital Clock, please bring it.)
Entry Fee CFC members: $57 in advance, Cheques payable to Patrick McDonald,
$65 On Site Cash Only

Non-CFC members: $62 in advance, $70 - On Site - Cash Only

Sections Based on age and gender: U8, U10, U12, U14, U16, U18 - Boys and Girls.
Prizes First place in each section that has a minimum of 4 players has entry fee to the CYCC guaranteed (CYCC Entry has increased to $225), plus $$BEN (we hope to send several youth from each section)
Organizer Patrick McDonald - (519) 648-3253
patrick@psmcd.net
Miscellaneous Bring Equipment.  a limited quantity of sets and clocks will be available on-site for those that may not have their own.

Regional Qualifier of 2008 CYCC

cyccRegional Qualifier of 2008 CYCC

Saturday, November 24, 2007
STEPHEN LEACOCK COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

2450 Birchmount Road, Agincourt Scarborough, Ontario M1T 2M5

click here for the directions(map)

groups 6-round tournaments

Under 10, Under 12, Under 14, Under 16 and Under 18(Age on 2008/01/01)

Check-in 8:30 -9:00 am U18 & U16; 9:00~9:30am younger groups; Play starts 15 min later; Games completed by 5:00pm

Entry fee: $15 YOU MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE!

Download the attached Registration Form and Flyer (pdf) here or below

For more Information, Contact: Chris Field (416) 926-0033 email: chris.field@rogers.com

Bring: A packed lunch. Each group will have a 30minutes break.

NEW THIS YEAR: Sets, boards, and clocks are provided by the Ontario Chess Association! Many thanks!

Note: some chess sets, clocks, and books will be on sale.

THE CANADIAN JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP 2008

The Greater Toronto Chess League and the Chess'n Math Association present:

THE CANADIAN JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP 2008

for players born in 1988 or later May 9, 10, 11, 12 & 13

***** A NINE ROUND SWISS TOURNAMENT *****

Time of Rounds: May 9: 6:30 pm; May 10, 11 and 12: 1 pm/6 pm; May 13: 9:30 am/2 pm.

TIME CONTROL: 90 minutes for the game with 30 seconds increment per move.

ENTRY FEE: $150 (cash or cheques received by May 1, 2008)

Late Fee: on day of tournament $10 extra.

PRIZES: Winner will be Canada's representative at the World Junior (paid for).

Top Girl will be invited to compete for Canada at the World Girls (partially paid for – according to the number of participating girls).

$100 from each entry will be transferred to CFC for World Junior expenses.

Location: CMA Chess School, 1650 Bayview Av., Toronto, ON All equipment provided by CMA.

FIDE and CFC Rated: CFC membership required.

Entries & Info: Michael Barron, e-mail: barron045@yahoo.com

Keep informed: www.torontochess.org

Registered players(updated by May 1st, 2008)

1 ON Artiom Samsonkin 2455 2 ON Jonathan Tayar 2343 3 AB Victor Kaminski 2285 4 ON Avinaash Sundar 2194 5 QC Ling Feng Ye 2192 6 ON Alexander Martchenko 2178 7 ON Haonan Zhou 2137 8 ON Michael Humphreys 2128 9 QC Nikita Kraiouchkine 2122 10 ON Roman Sapozhnikov 2120 11 ON Nikita Gusev 2119 12 ON Michael Kleinman 1992 13 ON Jesse B.J. Wang 1914 14 ON Pavel Rakov 1908 15 ON Sina Makaremi 1869 16 ON Leon Perelman 1797 17 AB David Zhang 1751 18 ON Michael Prysiazny 1707 19 AB Tony Cai 1675

The Scarborough Chess Club (SCC)

The Scarborough Chess Club (SCC)

The Scarborough Chess Club (SCC)


2007-2008 Scarborough Chess Club Championship

2007-2008 Scarborough Chess Club

 

Club Championship

3nd event in 2007-2008 Scarborough Chess Club Calender
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http://www.scarboroughchessclub.ca/

All Thursday night events are located at:
Jack Goodlad Community Centre
929 Kennedy Road
Scarborough, Ontario, Canada

2007-2008 Club Championship — Round Robin

 

Open to SCC members only (must hold at least a valid 6-month membership).
Field size limited to 10 players (players with highest ratings get top priority for entry).
January 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 and February 7, 14, 21, 28, 2008 at 7:30 p.m.
Entry Fee: None
Tournament Director: Bryan Lamb
Time control: G/90
Rounds: 9
Type: Round Robin

2007-2008 Club Championship — Reserve Section

Open to SCC members only ($30 tournament membership available for non-members).
No field limit.
January 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 and February 7, 14, 21, 28, 2008 at 7:30 p.m.
Entry Fee: None
Tournament Director: Bryan Lamb
Time control: G/90
Rounds: 9
Type: Swiss

 

Chess Newsletter of SCC

As my viewpoint, this newsletter also has a lot of information about Greater Toronto Area Chess News

Chess News & Views

Editor

Bob Armstrong

email to Bob ask for free subscription: bobarm@sympatico.ca

 Newsletter of / Le Journal de

Scarborough Chess Club

Howard Ridout Memorial Swiss

Howard Ridout Memorial Swiss

1st event in 2007-2008 Scarborough Chess Club Calender
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http://www.scarboroughchessclub.ca/

All Thursday night events are located at:
Jack Goodlad Community Centre
929 Kennedy Road
Scarborough, Ontario, Canada


Open to SCC members only.

September 13, 20, 27, October 4, 11, 18, 25 and November 1, 2007

Entry Fee: None

Tournament Director: Bryan Lamb

Time control: G/90

Rounds: 7

Type: Swiss

Scarborough Chess Club Fall Swiss

Scarborough Chess Club Fall Swiss

2nd event in 2007-2008 Scarborough Chess Club Calender
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http://www.scarboroughchessclub.ca/

All Thursday night events are located at:
Jack Goodlad Community Centre
929 Kennedy Road
Scarborough, Ontario, Canada

Open to SCC members only

November 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 and December 6, 13, and 20, 2007

Entry Fee: None

Tournament Director: Bryan Lamb

Time control: G/90

Rounds: 8

Type: Swiss


This SCC event started today, almost all SCC members involving this tournament and new members ongoing coming. See the photos I taken in the club house when the 1st round of SCC Fall Swiss playing.

 

The report of theToronto Secondary School Chess League Individual Championship 2008

To all players, coaches, parents, and teachers: To Members of the Greater Toronto Chess League: Below are the final standings for the Toronto Secondary School Chess League Individual Championship 2008 held on Fri Apr 18 2008 at Stephen Leacock CI. This has been sent to the Chess Federation of Canada. Ratings for all players will be available at the website www.chess.ca on Wed Apr 23. Many thanks to the Toronto District School Board and to the Principal of Stephen Leacock CI which provided the tournament site. Many thanks to the Ontario Chess Association which provided the sets and clocks. Many thanks to the Greater Toronto Chess League which has sponsored the rebuilding of the permanent trophy for this event. Many thanks to Andrew Kim, Coach of the Dublin Heights EMS Chess Team and Club, who has provided the attached photograph of the new trophy. Attached are the following files in html versions: 1. Standings (also shown below) including tiebreaks and prizes 2. Standings by School Grade 3. Results alphabetical by Team (for information – includes full school names and colour played each round) Congratulations to our winners: Champion: Pavel Rakov (Michael Power – St Joseph’s CSS – West Region) Pavel is in Grade 9 ! 2nd : Nhan Nguyen (Weston CI – South Region) 3rd – 4th : Ahilan Palarajah (Lester B Pearson CI – East Region) 3rd – 4th : Akshay Sutar (Weston CI – South Region) Top Grade 12: Pravin Vadarajan (Lester B Pearson CI – East Region) 2nd Grade 12: Khanjan Desai (SATEC @ W A Porter CI – East Region) 3rd Grade 12: Maximilian Liu (Stephen Leacock CI – East Region) Top Grade 11: Davanshu Verma (Weston CI – South Region) 2nd Grade 11: Fred Yu (Weston CI – South Region) 3rd Grade 11: David Castro (Archbishop Romero – West Region) Top Grade 10: Richard Liu (Stephen Leacock CI – East Region) 2nd Grade 10: Masy Fana (Stephen Leacock CI – East Region) 3rd Grade 10: Kevin Lim (Archbishop Romero CSS – West Region) Top Grade 9: Anojan Palarajah (Lester B Pearson CI – East Region) 2nd Grade 9: Ervin Thiagalingam (Lester B Pearson CI – East Region) 3rd Grade 9: Yutong Luo (Pleasant View JHS – East Region) Top Grade 8: Kevin Zhou (Churchill Heights PS – East Region) 2nd Grade 8: Daniel Oxman (Dublin Heights EMS – North Region) 3rd Grade 8: Mohib Abdali (John Buchan Sr PS – East Region) Top Grade 7 to 1: Richard Zhang (Forest Manor PS – North Region) Richard is in Grade 2 ! 2nd Grade 7 to 1: Bob Du (Hillmount PS – North Region) Bob is in Grade 5 ! 3rd Grade 7 to 1: Peter Liu (Blythwood PS – South Region) Peter is in Grade 3 ! Prizes: As announced, the prizes are as follows: Champion: Permanent trophy to be displayed in the winner’s school trophy case throughout 2008-2009 and brought back to the 2009 Championship; Trophy for the winner’s personal trophy shelf; Entry Fee ($40) for the Ontario High School Chess Championship May 9-11 2008 2nd : Trophy and Entry Fee for the OHSCC 3rd – 4th : Trophy and Entry Fee for the OHSCC Grades: Medallions All trophies and medallions will be engraved with the winners’ names and delivered to the winners’ schools in the next 2 weeks. OHSCC: Winners – Please register your school and yourself as soon as possible at http://ohsca.on.ca Select the option that you will send your cheque for the entry fee. I shall send a cheque next week to cover all 4 players. You may pay on-line or send your personal cheque to cover meals and accommodation. If any wish to make use of the TSSCL bus, please let me know within 1 week. Other players: I would encourage all players, coaches, and parents to register players for this event. You can find all details at the website. Like our tournament, it is an Individual swiss system tournament. Unlike ours, it is in 3 sections: Championship, Intermediate, Beginner – you play at your level. Unlike ours, there are also Team Prizes. A team consists of 3 players from one school in the same section. A Combined Team consists of 1 player in each section from the same school. For schools with more than 3 players, the top 3 form the team. You’ll meet lots of players (usually 150+) from around Ontario. You’ll get a glimpse of student life on a university campus (especially for senior students). You’ll play some good chess at your level. Please consider carefully. The deadline is coming soon near the end of April. If you wish to join our bus there and back, I really need to know by next Fri Apr 25. Annual Meeting for Conveners, Coaches, Senior Students, and Parents Wed Apr 30 @ 4 pm at the Catholic Education Centre, 80 Sheppard Ave E. Please plan to attend! We hope to see 1 or 2 representatives from each League school at the Annual Meeting. We’ll discuss: -- reports of the past season -- dates for 2008-2009 -- possible changes to the rules / the Team Championships -- sites for 2008-2009 (Would you like to host the TC or the IC ?) Conveners: Are you in the West Region (Etobicoke / Western North York) ? Our Convener, Mr Tony Dodds, has retired from teaching. We thank him for many years as Convener and as Coach of his teams at Don Bosco CSS and Fr Henry Carr CHS. We really need a new Convener or Co-Conveners for the West Region! Chris Field, Tournament Director; President, TSSCL.

XS Mythic Thanksgiving Round Robin

9 Round Robin Style (CFC & FIDE ratings accepted)

Time Controls: standard time controls (Game/90 min. )

Awards to: 1st and 2nd and 3rd place All ages and experience

levels welcome FREE refreshments and snacks

100% Returned

Tournament Details:

Location: The main intersection is Bayview and Eglinton, at 1685 Bayview Ave, beside Original’s. Bar

Registration: Pre-registration $70.00 per person, after September 30 $80.00 . Pre-registration is required to secure your spot and to supply sufficient funds for the tournament . Pre-register by sending your information (name, rating) to oscarvc5@live.com

Entry Fees: Entry fee for Round Robin tournament non-refundable

Forfeit: Games commence on time unless otherwise stated. If you are unable to attend your match call ahead to notify your opponent (games must be arranged between the players and the TD). If you fail to comply within 1:00 hour of your clock running, we have no choice but to award a point to your opponent.

Recording moves: Recording your games are required up until the last 5 minutes.

Refreshments: Refreshments will be available FREE during the tournament for players (snacks for rounds 1-3-5-7-9) (drinks for every round) .

Information: Tournament Director Oscar A. Villalobos 647-520-9147 oscarvc5@live.com

Schedule: Tuesdays at 8:00pm, starting October 7th 2008

Prizes:

GTCL Club Team Tournament

 

GTCL 2007/08 Club Competition Rules

League

1.    Before the season, a rules and disciplinary committee of three members and three alternates shall be formed. This committee will be responsible for handing down decisions on complaints, player transfers, suspensions, and any other appropriate rulings that must be made.

2.       An alternate(s) shall sit on the committee if the dispute involves the club(s) of a committee member(s). An alternate(s) can also be used if a committee member(s) is unavailable.

3.       There shall be three competitions running concurrently: a Premier League, an Under 2000 League and a Cup competition.

4.       Clubs and team captains shall be notified of any rule changes at least seven days before they come into effect.

 Teams

5.       Each team shall consist of members from the same chess club.

6.       Each club shall be responsible for providing a list of players, who wish to take part in the league, sorted in order by rating.

7.       All players must be members of the CFC.

8.       A player can only be registered to play for one club, but may play on multiple teams for that club.

9.       A player may transfer to another club only under exceptional circumstances, such as a player relocating to a new address or the player's club team ceasing to participate in the season. The club must notify the Club Competition Coordinator of any additions to the club roster, with the new player inserted into the appropriate seeding slot, before the player takes part in any matches. If a player takes part in a match before the league has approved the transfer, the game(s) of that player shall be considered forfeited.

10.    Each club can have multiple teams in the league. Where a club has entered multiple teams, the three highest rated players can only play on the first team, the 4-7 rated players can only play on the first or second tams, the 8-11 rated players can only play on the first through third teams, etc.

11.    Each team should have a captain responsible for assembling his players for a match and reporting results to the Club Competition Coordinator.

 Matches

12.    All games will be played under CFC rules.

13.    Each club must choose one or more nights available for home games to be scheduled.

14.    Play should commence at 7:00 PM unless prior arrangements have been made between the team captains. In any case, play must start no later than 8:00 PM. If a team has not appeared by the scheduled match start time, the clocks can be started. If equipment is not available for a game(s) at the start of a match, the side responsible for providing the equipment will have the elapsed time deducted from the appropriate game(s).

15.    The home team is responsible for providing all equipment (boards, pieces, digital clocks and scoresheets). Where equipment is not sufficiently provided within 30 minutes of the scheduled match start, the home team shall be forfeited in that game, unless the visiting team was notified that equipment was needed for the game, in which case the visiting team shall be forfeited.

16.    Any forfeits, whether due to insufficient equipment, a lack of players, or any other reason, shall start from the lowest board, proceeding on to the next lowest, etc.

17.    All games must be concluded in a single evening of play. Where exceptional circumstances occur requiring a match to be abandoned, any games not yet completed shall be replayed in their entirety at a later date.

18.    By default, the players shall be assigned a board according to their rating, with the highest rated on the top board and the lowest rated on the bottom board. The team captain may then move his players one board in either direction, if so desired (e.g., the second-highest rated player can play on boards one through three, but not on board four).

19.    If a postponement is required in advance, the team captain requiring the postponement must contact the opposing team captain with his request no later than 48 hours before the match is scheduled to start, unless the postponement is required due to bad weather, in which case the notice period is three hours. If a postponement is requested after this, the opposing team captain can still agree to the postponement or may require the requesting team to forfeit the match. Both captains should notify the Club Competition Coordinator of the rescheduled date.

20.    All game results will be submitted to the CFC for rating purposes at the end of the season.

 Premier League

21.    If the league consists of seven or fewer teams, a double round-robin shall be played. If the league consists of more than seven teams, a single round-robin shall be played.

22.    Each match will consist of four individual games.

23.    All games will be played at a time control of G/60 min. + 30 sec. per move.

24.    The home team shall have white pieces on the even numbered boards.

25.    If a player scheduled to play does not appear, an eligible alternate can be substituted after 30 minutes have elapsed, but the clock will not be adjusted (i.e., the alternate will play at an effective time control of G/30 min. + 30 sec. per move). If no suitable alternate is available, the game is forfeited. If both teams require an alternate for the same game, each player shall have 15 minutes subtracted from his clock (i.e., the effective time control will be G/45 min. + 30 sec. per move for both players).

26.    A match win shall be worth two points, a draw worth one point and a loss worth zero points.

27.    The league champions will be the team in the top division with the most points at the end of the season. In the event of a tie, the game results for the season shall be used. If there is still a tie, the head-to-head result(s) shall be considered, first based on match results and then on game scores. If there is still a tie, the lowest board(s) shall be removed from the head-to-head match(es) and the results shall be recalculated. If this does not break the tie, the next lowest board(s) shall be removed, etc. In the unlikely event that the tie cannot be broken in this manner, a head-to-head match shall be played to determine the champion.

 Under 2000 League

28.  The Under 2000 League uses the same rules as the Premier League.

29.  All players in the Under 2000 League must have a CFC rating below 2000 at the start of the year's competition on October 1st of that year.

 Cup Competition

30.  The cup shall consist of a head-to-head knockout format (i.e., the winning team continues on, the losing team is eliminated). In order to properly run the knockoutformat, it may be necessary to run some preliminary rounds to reduce the number of teams to a manageable number.

31.  The matches shall be determined by a random drawing of teams before each round of play. The team drawn first shall be the home team, unless they were the home team in the previous round and their opponents were the visiting team in the previous round.

32.  Each match will consist of sixteen individual games – four rounds of four games played on scheveningen system – each of four players on visitor team will play each of four players on home team.

33.   All games will be played at a time control of G/15 min. + 5 sec. per move.

34.   The home team shall have black pieces on all boards in the odd numbered rounds and white pieces on all boards in the even numbered rounds.

35.   If a match is drawn, the games played by the lowest board player on each team shall be removed and the results shall be recalculated. If this does not break the tie, the next lowest board players shall be removed, etc. In the unlikely event that the tie cannot be broken in this manner, a return match shall be played with the teams switching the role of home and visitor.

36.   The cup winner shall be the team that wins in the final match of the competition.

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Procedural Notes

Player Ratings

The players have been rated according to a download of the rating list from the CFC website on Oct. 1. If a new player to be added is not on this list, the rating used will be the player's current rating on the CFC website. Unrated players should have an estimated rating assigned by the team captain.

Adding a Player to the List of Eligible Players

If a club wishes to add a new player to its list of eligible players, the player's name and, ideally, CFC number should be sent to the Club Competition Coordinator. This should be done a minimum of 48 weekday hrs (i.e., do not include weekend hrs in this total) prior to the player's participation in a match to ensure enough time to verify the player's eligibility. Verification of eligibility will become effective once an e-mail or telephone contact has been made with the requesting club. Players are not eligible to participate in the club competition until this confirmation has been received by the requesting club - do not assume that a player is eligible just because the request was made. Forfeited games due to an ineligible player will not be rated, unless the ineligible player loses the game.

Notification of Request to Delay a Match

If a match must be delayed, contact should be made with the opposing team captain to request a delay. Regardless of whether this contact has been made, the Club Competition Coordinator should also be notified of the request. In the event of any dispute over whether the request was sent prior to the notification times outlined in rule 19, the time that the Club Competition Coordinator was notified of the request shall be used as the official request time. No team captain is obliged to accept a request for a delay, even if the request is made in advance of the required notification period.

If a match delay is agreed, both team captains should notify the Club Competition Coordinator of the rescheduled match date.

Notification of Equipment Shortage

If the home team cannot supply enough equipment for a match and notifies the visiting team that some equipment is required, the request and the agreement reached between the team captains should also be sent to the Club Competition Coordinator.

Forfeiting a Match

If a team must forfeit a match, the score will be taken as a 4-0 defeat for the forfeiting team. The following season, this match will automatically be considered an away fixture for the forfeiting team.

Notification of Match Result

Both team captains should notify the Club Competition Coordinator of the result of a match no later than 72 hours after the commencement of the match. The results should be reported for each game, with a total match score also reported.

 

GTCL 2009-10 Club Competition - Rules

GTCL 2009/10 Club Competition
To promote interest and participation in chess at all levels for the purpose of increasing the popularity of the game, the Greater Toronto Chess League (GTCL) invites all Greater Toronto chess clubs participate in the Club Competition administrated by the Club Coordinator.

Competition Rules

1. Leagues

1.1. There shall be three competitions running concurrently:
Premier League,
Under 2000 League,
Cup Competition.

2. Teams

2.1. Each club can have multiple teams in the league.

2.2. Each club shall be responsible for providing a list of players for each team, who wish to take part in the league, sorted in order they will be seated during matches.

2.3. Each team shall consist of members from the same chess club.

2.4. All players must be members of the CFC.

2.5. A player can only be registered to play for one club, and on only one team in each
competition.

2.6. A player may transfer to another club only under exceptional circumstances, such as a player relocating to a new address or the player's club team ceasing to participate in the season. The club must notify the Club Coordinator of any additions to the club roster, with the new player inserted into the appropriate seeding slot, before the player takes part in any matches. If a player takes part in a match before the league has approved the transfer, the game(s) of that player shall be considered forfeited.

2.7. Each team should have a captain responsible for assembling his players for a match and reporting results to the Club Coordinator.

3. Appeal Committee

3.1. Before the season, a disciplinary committee of three members and three alternates shall be formed. This committee will be responsible for handing down decisions on complaints, player transfers, suspensions, and any other appropriate rulings that must be made.

3.2. An alternate(s) shall sit on the committee if the dispute involves the club(s) of a committee member(s). An alternate(s) can also be used if a committee member(s) is unavailable.

3.3. Clubs and team captains shall be notified of any rule changes at least seven days before they come into effect.

4. Matches

4.1. All games will be played under FIDE rules.

4.2. Each club must choose one or more nights available for home games to be scheduled.

4.3. Play should commence at 7:00 PM unless prior arrangements have been made between the team captains. In any case, play must start no later than 8:00 PM. If a team has not appeared by the scheduled match start time, the clocks can be started. If equipment is not available for a game(s) at the start of a match, the side responsible for providing the equipment will have
the elapsed time deducted from the appropriate game(s).

4.4. The home team is responsible for providing a play venue and informing the address to the opposing team captain no later than 48 hours before the game.

4.5. The home team is responsible for providing all equipment (boards, pieces, digital clocks, and scoresheets). Where equipment is not sufficiently provided within 30 minutes of the scheduled match start, the home team shall be forfeited in that game.

4.6. Any forfeits, whether due to insufficient equipment, or any other reason, shall start from the lowest board, proceeding on to the next lowest, etc.

4.7. All games must be concluded in a single evening of play. Where exceptional circumstances occur requiring a match to be abandoned, any games not yet completed shall be replayed in their entirety at a later date.

4.8. If a postponement is required in advance, the team captain requiring the postponement must contact the opposing team captain with his request no later than 48 hours before the match is scheduled to start, unless the postponement is required due to
bad weather, in which case the notice period is three hours. If a postponement is requested after this, the opposing team captain can still agree to the postponement or may require the requesting team to forfeit the match. Both captains should notify the
Club Coordinator of the rescheduled date.

4.9. All game results will be submitted to the CFC for rating purposes at the end of the season.

5. Premier League

5.1. If the league consists of seven or fewer teams, a double round-robin shall be played. If the league consists of more than seven teams, a single round-robin shall be played.

5.2. Each match will consist of four individual games.

5.3. All games will be played at a time control of G/60 min. + 30 sec. per move.

5.4. The home team shall have white pieces on the even numbered boards.

5.5. If a player scheduled to play does not appear, an eligible alternate can be substituted after 30 minutes have elapsed, but the clock will not be adjusted (i.e., the alternate will play at an effective time control of G/30 min. + 30 sec. per move). If no suitable alternate is available, the game is forfeited. If both teams require an alternate for the same game, each player shall have 15 minutes subtracted from his clock (i.e., the effective time control will be G/45 min. + 30 sec. per move for both players).

5.6. A match win shall be worth two points, a draw worth one point and a loss worth zero points.

5.7. The league champions will be the team in with the most points at the end of the season. In the event of a tie, the game results for the season shall be used. If there is still a tie, the head to head result(s) shall be considered, first based on match results and then on game scores. If there is still a tie, the lowest board(s) shall be removed from the head-to-head match(es) and the results shall be recalculated. If this does not break the tie, the next lowest board(s) shall be removed, etc. In the unlikely event that the tie cannot be broken in this manner, a head-tohead match shall be played to determine the champion.

6. Under 2000 League

6.1. The Under 2000 League uses the same rules as the Premier League.

6.2. All players in the Under 2000 League must have a CFC rating below 2000 at the start of the year's competition on October 1st of that year.

7. Cup Competition

7.1. The cup shall consist of a head-to-head knockout format (KO, i.e., the winning team continues on, the losing team is eliminated).

7.2. The matches shall be determined by a random placing of teams into the KO grid before the first round. The previous year finalists are placed in such way, that they may meet only in the final.

7.3. Each match will consist of sixteen individual games – four rounds of four games played on scheveningen system – each of four players on visitor team will play each of four players on home team.

7.4. All games will be played at a time control of G/15 min. + 5 sec. per move.

7.5. The home team shall have black pieces on all boards in the odd numbered rounds and white pieces on all boards in the even numbered rounds.

7.6. If a match is drawn, the games played by the lowest board player on each team shall be removed and the results shall be recalculated. If this does not break the tie, the next lowest board players shall be removed, etc. In the unlikely event that the tie cannot be broken in this manner, a return match shall be played with the teams switching the role of home and visitor.

7.7. The cup winner shall be the team that wins in the final match of the competition.

8. Procedural Notes

8.1. Player Ratings: The players have been rated according to a download of the rating list from the CFC website on October 1. If a new player to be added is not on this list, the rating used will be the player's current rating on the CFC website. Unrated  players should have an estimated rating assigned by the team captain.

8.2. Adding a Player to the List of Eligible Players: If a club wishes to add a new player to its list of eligible players, the player's name and, ideally, CFC number should be sent to the Club Coordinator. This should be done a minimum of 48 weekday hours (i.e., do not include weekend hours in this total) prior to the player's participation in a match to ensure enough time to verify the player's eligibility. Verification of eligibility will become effective once an e-mail or telephone contact has been made with the requesting club. Players are not eligible to participate in the club competition until this confirmation has been received by the requesting club - do not assume that a player is eligible just because the request was made. Forfeited games due to an ineligible player will not be rated, unless the ineligible player loses the game.

8.3. Notification of Request to Delay a Match: If a match must be delayed, contact should be made with the opposing team captain to request a delay. Regardless of whether this contact has been made, the Club Coordinator should also be notified of the request. In the event of any dispute over whether the request was sent prior to the notification times outlined in rule 19, the time that the Club Coordinator was notified of the request shall be used as the official request time. No team captain is obliged to accept a request for a delay, even if the request is made in advance of the required notification period. If a match delay is agreed, both team
captains should notify the Club Coordinator of the rescheduled match date.

8.4. Forfeiting a Match: If a team must forfeit a match, the score will be taken as a 4-0 defeat for the forfeiting team. After two forfeits the team is excluded from the competition.

8.5. Notification of Match Result: Both team captains should notify the Club Coordinator of the result of a match no later than 72 hours after the commencement of the match. The results should be reported for each game, with a total match score also reported.

8.6.  Scoresheets: The captains are encouraged to collect game scoresheets and send/provide them as hard copies or in a electronic format to the Club Coordinator.

8.7. The Club Coordinator publishes all competitions results on the GTCL webpage: www.torontochess.org and announces them elsewhere.

 

http://www.torontochess.org/drupal/files/TeamRules2009-10ver03_0.pdf

GTCL 2008/09 Club Competition

We are starting a new GTCL club competition season !!!

The same three events as the last year:  Premier League, Under 2000 League, and Cup competition. The slightly changed rules are presented here as a simple unformatted text, and as an formatted more extended version in the attached PDF file. Print the PDF file and share with your chess friends, build teams and actively participate in competitions.

Your questions and submissions should be emailed to egis@kris-egis.com till October 31.

Good luck in the new season, Egidijus

 

GTCL 2008/09 Club Competition

To promote interest and participation in chess at all levels for the purpose of increasing the popularity of the game, the Greater Toronto Chess League (GTCL) invites all Greater Toronto chess clubs participate in the Club Competition administrated by the Club Coordinator. Competition Rules

1.Leagues

1.1.There shall be three competitions running concurrently:

Premier League,

Under 2000 League,

Cup Competition.

 

2.Teams

2.1. Each club shall be responsible for providing a list of players, who wish to take part in the league, sorted in order by rating. 2.2. Each team shall consist of members from the same chess club.

2.3. All players must be members of the CFC.

2.4. A player can only be registered to play for one club, but may play on multiple teams for that club.

2.5.A player may transfer to another club only under exceptional circumstances, such as a player relocating to a new address or the player's club team ceasing to participate in the season. The club must notify the Club Coordinator of any additions to the club roster, with the new player inserted into the appropriate seeding slot, before the player takes part in any matches. If a player takes part in a match before the league has approved the transfer, the game(s) of that player shall be considered forfeited.

2.6. Each club can have multiple teams in the league. Where a club has entered multiple teams, the three highest rated players can only play on the first team, the 4-7 rated players can only play on the first or second teams, the 8-11 rated players can only play on the first through third teams, etc.

2.7. Each team should have a captain responsible for assembling his players for a match and reporting results to the Club Coordinator.

3.Appeal Committee

3.1. Before the season, a disciplinary committee of three members and three alternates shall be formed. This committee will be responsible for handing down decisions on complaints, player transfers, suspensions, and any other appropriate rulings that must be made.

3.2. An alternate(s) shall sit on the committee if the dispute involves the club(s) of a committee member(s). An alternate(s) can also be used if a committee member(s) is unavailable.

3.3. Clubs and team captains shall be notified of any rule changes at least seven days before they come into effect.

4.Matches

4.1. All games will be played under FIDE rules.

4.2. Each club must choose one or more nights available for home games to be scheduled.

4.3. Play should commence at 7:00 PM unless prior arrangements have been made between the team captains. In any case, play must start no later than 8:00 PM. If a team has not appeared by the scheduled match start time, the clocks can be started. If equipment is not available for a game(s) at the start of a match, the side responsible for providing the equipment will have the elapsed time deducted from the appropriate game(s).

4.4. The home team is responsible for providing a play venue and informing the address to the opposing team captain no later than 48 hours before the game.

4.5. The home team is responsible for providing all equipment (boards, pieces, digital clocks, and scoresheets). Where equipment is not sufficiently provided within 30 minutes of the scheduled match start, the home team shall be forfeited in that game.

4.6. Any forfeits, whether due to insufficient equipment, or any other reason, shall start from the lowest board, proceeding on to the next lowest, etc.

4.7. All games must be concluded in a single evening of play. Where exceptional circumstances occur requiring a match to be abandoned, any games not yet completed shall be replayed in their entirety at a later date.

4.8. By default, the players shall be assigned a board according to their rating, with the highest rated on the top board and the lowest rated on the bottom board. The team captain may then move his players one board in either direction, if so desired (e.g., the second-highest rated player can play on boards one through three, but not on board four).

4.9. If a postponement is required in advance, the team captain requiring the postponement must contact the opposing team captain with his request no later than 48 hours before the match is scheduled to start, unless the postponement is required due to bad weather, in which case the notice period is three hours. If a postponement is requested after this, the opposing team captain can still agree to the postponement or may require the requesting team to forfeit the match. Both captains should notify the Club Coordinator of the rescheduled date.

4.10. All game results will be submitted to the CFC for rating purposes at the end of the season.

 

5.Premier League

5.1.If the league consists of seven or fewer teams, a double round-robin shall be played. If the league consists of more than seven teams, a single round-robin shall be played.

5.2. Each match will consist of four individual games.

5.3. All games will be played at a time control of G/60 min. + 30 sec. per move. 5.4. The home team shall have white pieces on the even numbered boards.

5.5. If a player scheduled to play does not appear, an eligible alternate can be substituted after 30 minutes have elapsed, but the clock will not be adjusted (i.e., the alternate will play at an effective time control of G/30 min. + 30 sec. per move). If no suitable alternate is available, the game is forfeited. If both teams require an alternate for the same game, each player shall have 15 minutes subtracted from his clock (i.e., the effective time control will be G/45 min. + 30 sec. per move for both players).

5.6. A match win shall be worth two points, a draw worth one point and a loss worth zero points.

5.7. The league champions will be the team in the top division with the most points at the end of the season. In the event of a tie, the game results for the season shall be used. If there is still a tie, the head-to-head result(s) shall be considered, first based on match results and then on game scores. If there is still a tie, the lowest board(s) shall be removed from the head-to-head match(es) and the results shall be recalculated. If this does not break the tie, the next lowest board(s) shall be removed, etc. In the unlikely event that the tie cannot be broken in this manner, a head-to-head match shall be played to determine the champion.

6. Under 2000 League

6.1. The Under 2000 League uses the same rules as the Premier League.

6.2. All players in the Under 2000 League must have a CFC rating below 2000 at the start of the year's competition on October 1st of that year.

 

7.Cup Competition

7.1. The cup shall consist of a head-to-head knockout format (KO, i.e., the winning team continues on, the losing team is eliminated). 7.2. The matches shall be determined by a random placing of teams into the KO grid before the first round. The previous year finalists are placed in such way, that they may meet only in the final. 7.3. Each match will consist of sixteen individual games – four rounds of four games played on scheveningen system – each of four players on visitor team will play each of four players on home team. 7.4. All games will be played at a time control of G/15 min. + 5 sec. per move.

7.5. The home team shall have black pieces on all boards in the odd numbered rounds and white pieces on all boards in the even numbered rounds.

7.6. If a match is drawn, the games played by the lowest board player on each team shall be removed and the results shall be recalculated. If this does not break the tie, the next lowest board players shall be removed, etc. In the unlikely event that the tie cannot be broken in this manner, a return match shall be played with the teams switching the role of home and visitor.

7.7. The cup winner shall be the team that wins in the final match of the competition.

 

8.Procedural Notes

8.1. Player Ratings: The players have been rated according to a download of the rating list from the CFC website on October 1. If a new player to be added is not on this list, the rating used will be the player's current rating on the CFC website. Unrated players should have an estimated rating assigned by the team captain.

8.2. Adding a Player to the List of Eligible Players: If a club wishes to add a new player to its list of eligible players, the player's name and, ideally, CFC number should be sent to the Club Coordinator. This should be done a minimum of 48 weekday hours (i.e., do not include weekend hours in this total) prior to the player's participation in a match to ensure enough time to verify the player's eligibility. Verification of eligibility will become effective once an e-mail or telephone contact has been made with the requesting club. Players are not eligible to participate in the club competition until this confirmation has been received by the requesting club - do not assume that a player is eligible just because the request was made. Forfeited games due to an ineligible player will not be rated, unless the ineligible player loses the game.

8.3. Notification of Request to Delay a Match: If a match must be delayed, contact should be made with the opposing team captain to request a delay. Regardless of whether this contact has been made, the Club Coordinator should also be notified of the request. In the event of any dispute over whether the request was sent prior to the notification times outlined in rule 19, the time that the Club Coordinator was notified of the request shall be used as the official request time. No team captain is obliged to accept a request for a delay, even if the request is made in advance of the required notification period. If a match delay is agreed, both team captains should notify the Club Coordinator of the rescheduled match date.

8.4. Forfeiting a Match: If a team must forfeit a match, the score will be taken as a 4-0 defeat for the forfeiting team. After two forfeits the team is excluded from the competition.

8.5. Notification of Match Result: Both team captains should notify the Club Coordinator of the result of a match no later than 72 hours after the commencement of the match. The results should be reported for each game, with a total match score also reported.

8.6. The club coordinator publishes all competitions results on the GTCL webpage: www.torontochess.org and announces them elsewhere.

GTCL 2008/09 Club Competition - Cup

The match was played on June 2, 2009.

Chess Academy of Canada 12.5-3.5 Willowdale Chess Club
1
Roman Sapozhnikov 1-0 Ruperto Frilles
Michael Barron 1/2-1/2 Brian Fiedler
Nikita Gusev 0-1 Vladimir Rubanovski
Christopher Knox 1-0 Mickey Stein
2
Roman Sapozhnikov 0-1 Brian Fiedler
Michael Barron 1-0 Vladimir Rubanovski
Nikita Gusev 1-0 Oleg Tseluiko
Christopher Knox 1-0 Ruperto Frilles
3
Roman Sapozhnikov 1-0 Vladimir Rubanovski
Michael Barron 1-0 Olya Chichkina
Nikita Gusev 1-0 Ruperto Frilles
Christopher Knox 0-1 Brian Fiedler
4
Roman Sapozhnikov 1-0 Brian Fiedler
Michael Barron 1-0 Ruperto Frilles
Nikita Gusev 1-0 Olya Chichkina
Christopher Knox 1-0 Vladimir Rubanovski

The tournament results used to for the CFC Active Rating calculations and the report is found at the CFC website.










GTCL 2008/09 Club Competition - Premier

The first match:

 

April 28
B Chess Academy of Canada 2.5-1.5 Willowdale Chess Club
1 Roman Sapozhnikov 1-0 Ruperto Frilles
2 Michael Barron 1-0 Michael Kimelman
3 Nikita Gusev 0-1 Brian Fiedler
4 Brent Zhang 1/2-1/2 Oleg Tseluiko

The second match:

May 12
B Chess Academy of Canada 4-0 Willowdale Chess Club
1 Nikolay Noritsyn 1-0 Ruperto Frilles
2 Michael Barron 1-0 Michael Kimelman
3 Roman Sapozhnikov +-- (default) Brian Fiedler
4 Brent Zhang 1-0 Mickey Stein

Congratulations to the GTCL 2008/09 Club Competition Premier League winner - Chess Academy of Canada !!!

GTCL 2008/09 Club Competition - U2000

The schedule of the U2000 tournament is only for a reference. Teams' captains must arrange the match date with the opposing team captain.

Round 1: February 2 – February 15

February 4
B Knights II 3-1 Knights I
1 Mark Plotkin 1-0 Michael Ivanov
2 Joseph Bellissimo + - Grigor Chitchian
3 Anthony Maulucci 1-0 Dennis Khaiter
4 Ilya Khanukaev 0-1 Sasha Kheyson


(2:3) BOTSB (withdraw) – Brampton

Round 2:

April
B Brampton 4-0 Knights I
1 Barry Thorvardson 1-0 Hryhor Chitchian
2 Nicholas Giurgiu 1-0 Sasha Kneyson
3 Ravi Venkataraman 1-0 Anthony Maulucci
4 Anand Ravi 1-0 Ilya Khaukaev

 

February 26
B Knights II canceled BOTSB (withdraw)
1 Michael Ivanov 0-1 Brendan Fan
2 Sasha Kheyson 0-1 Philip Chan
3 Ilya Khanukaev 1-0 Ian Li
4 Joseph Bellissimo +- Daniel Wong


Round 3: March 2 – March 15

(2:4) BOTSB (withdraw ) –  Knights I

April 8
B Brampton 3-0 Knights II
1 Barry Thorvardson 1-0 Ilya Khanukaev
2 Alice Laimer 1-0 Anthony Maulucci
3 Anand Ravi 1-0 Sean Tao
4 Ravi Venkataraman -- Mark Plotkin


Round 4: March 16 – March 29

March 31
B Knights I 2.5-1.5 Knights II
1 Michael Ivanov 1-0 Mark Plotkin
2 Dennis Khaiter 1-0 Joseph Bellissimo
3 Robert Matyjewicz 0-1 Anthony Maulucci
4 Sasha Kheyson ½-½ Ilya Khanukaev

Brampton – BOTSB (withdraw )

Round 5: March 30 – April 12

March 17
B Knights I 2-2 Brampton
1 Michael Ivanov 1-0 Barry Thorvardson
2 Grigor Chitchian 0-1 Nicholas Giurgiu
3 Denis Khaiter 0-1 Ravi Venkataraman
4 Sasha Kheyson 1-0 Alice Laimer

 
BOTSB (withdraw ) – Knights II

Round 6: April 13 – April 26

April 21
B Knights II 1-3 Brampton
1 Sasha Kheyson 0-1 Devon Thomas
2 Anthony Maulucci 1-0 Ravi Venkataraman
3 Ilya Khanukaev 0-1 Alice Laimer
4 Sean Tao 0-1 Anand Ravi

 

Knights I – BOTSB (withdraw)

Crosstable

Place Team 1 2 3 M B
1 Brampton X 2 4.0 2 3.0 7 12
1 2.0 2 3.0
2 Knights I 0 0.0 X 0 1.0 3 5.5
1 2.0 2 2.5
3 Knights II 0 0.0 2 3.0 X 2 5.5
0 1.0 0 1.5

2006-2007 Greater Toronto Chess League

ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE GTCL CLUB CO-ORDINATOR:

Yuri Lebedev (416) 398-2886  email:  lebedev@post.com

Hello dear chess friends! 

For participation in the GTCL Team competitions 2006-2007 were registered 6 clubs. 
In the Under 2000 League will play 8 teams 
(Chess Academy of Canada and Scarborough Chess Club have 2 teams each.)

CLUBS 

1) BOTSB
Captain: Conrad Ho, email: conrad_ho@ucc.on.ca, 
tel: 416-4870535 or 647-886-8903;
2) Chess Academy of Canada
Captain: Michael Barron, email:barron045@yahoo.com, 
tel: 416-739-6257;
3) Willowdale Chess Club
Captain: Vladimir Semyonov, email: vladisem2003@yahoo.com, 
tel. 647-292-3377;
4) Scarborough Chess Club
Captain: Steve Karpik, email: skarpik@sympatico.ca, 
tel. 416-769-9883 (home), 416-696-3259 (work) or 647-228-9883 (cell);
5) Brampton Chess Club
Captain: Barry Thorvardson, email: barry@chessontario.com, 
tel. 905-846-8467;
6) Knights of Chess
Captain: Yuri Lebedev, email: lebedev@post.com, tel. 416-398-2886.
 
Thanks and Regards,
Yuri Lebedev (416)398-2886 email: lebedev@post.com

2007/08 GTCL Premier League Match Schedule

Round 1 December 2007

Tue, 11-Dec-07  7:30 PM

Willowdale

-

Brampton

@Brampton

Tue, 11-Dec-07  7:00 PM

Bayview

  1.5

-

  2.5

Chess Academy

@Willowdale

Round 2 January 2008

Tue, 8-Jan-08  7:00 PM

Brampton

 

-

 

Chess Academy

@Willowdale

Wed, 9-Jan-08  7:00 PM

Willowdale

-

Bayview

@Bayview

Round 3 February 2008

Tue, 22-Jan-08  7:30 PM

Bayview

 

-

 

Brampton

@Brampton

Tue, 19-Feb-08  7:00 PM

Chess Academy

1.5 

-

2.5 

Willowdale

@Willowdale

Round 4 March 2008

Tue, 18-Mar-08  7:30 PM

Brampton

 

-

 

Willowdale

@Willowdale

Wed, 19-Mar-08  7:00 PM

Chess Academy

 

-

 

Bayview

@Bayview

Round 5 April 2008

Tue, 15-Apr-08  7:00 PM

Bayview

 

-

 

Willowdale

@Willowdale

Tue, 15-Apr-08  7:30 PM

Chess Academy

 

-

 

Brampton

@Brampton

Round 6 May 2008

Tue, 20-May-08  7:00 PM

Willowdale

 

-

 

Chess Academy

@Willowdale

Wed, 21-May-08  7:00 PM

Brampton

 

-

 

Bayview

@Bayview

2007/08 GTCL Under 2000 League Match Schedule

Round 1 November 2007 

Thu, 22-Nov-07  7:30 PM

Brampton B

-

Scarborough

@Scarborough

Thu, 22-Nov-07  7:00 PM

BOTS B

-

Knights of Chess

@Knights of Chess

Round 2 December 2007  

Tue, 11-Dec-07  7:30 PM

Knights of Chess

-

Brampton B

@Brampton

Wed, 12-Dec-07  7:00 PM

Willowdale

0.5 

-

3.5 

BOTS B

@UCC

Round 3 January 2008 

Tue, 8-Jan-08  7:00 PM

Brampton B

-

Willowdale

@Willowdale

Thu, 10-Jan-08  7:00 PM

Scarborough

-

Knights of Chess

@Knights of Chess

Round 4 January 2008  

Tue, 22-Jan-08  7:30 PM

BOTS B

 

-

 

Brampton B

@Brampton

Thu, 24-Jan-08  7:30 PM

Willowdale

 

-

 

Scarborough

@Scarborough

Round 5 February 2008 

Tue, 19-Feb-08  7:00 PM

Knights of Chess

 

-

 

Willowdale

@Willowdale

Wed, 20-Feb-08  7:00 PM

Scarborough

 

-

 

BOTS B

@UCC

Round 6 March 2008

Tue, 18-Mar-08  7:30 PM

Scarborough

 

-

 

Brampton B

@Brampton

Wed, 19-Mar-08  7:00 PM

Knights of Chess

 

-

 

BOTS B

@UCC

Round 7 April 2008

Tue, 1-Apr-08  7:00 PM

BOTS B

 

-

 

Willowdale

@Willowdale

Thu, 3-Apr-08  7:00 PM

Brampton B

 

-

 

Knights of Chess

@Knights of Chess

Round 8 April 2008 

Tue, 15-Apr-08  7:30 PM

Willowdale

 

-

 

Brampton B

@Brampton

Thu, 17-Apr-08  7:30 PM

Knights of Chess

 

-

 

Scarborough

@Scarborough

Round 9 May 2008 

Tue, 6-May-08  7:00 PM

Scarborough

 

-

 

Willowdale

@Willowdale

Wed, 7-May-08  7:00 PM

Brampton B

 

-

 

BOTS B

@UCC

Round 10 May 2008 

Thu, 22-May-08  7:30 PM

BOTS B

 

-

 

Scarborough

@Scarborough

Thu, 22-May-08  7:00 PM

Willowdale

 

-

 

Knights of Chess

@Knights of Chess

 

2008 GTCL Cup

Round Semi-Final April 2008

Tue, 1-Apr-08  7:30 PM

Chess Academy

 

-

 

Brampton

@ Brampton

Tue, 1-Apr-08  7:30 PM

Bayview

 

-

 

Willowdale

@ Willowdale

Round Final May 2008

Tue, 6-May-08  7:00 PM

 

 

-

 

   

GTCL 2007/08 Club Competition Rules and Schedule

There are four teams,Willowdale,Brampton,Bayview and Chess Academy will play 6 rounds double Round Robin Premier League Match. The schedule is here http://torontochess.org/drupal/node/51
We also have Willowdale,Brampton A,Brampton B ,Scarborough,BOTSB and Knights of Chess,totally six teams playing GTCL Under 2000 League Match with 10 rounds double Round Robin. The schedule is here http://torontochess.org/drupal/node/52
For 2008 GTCL Cup four teams will match and schedule is her http://torontochess.org/drupal/node/53
The GTCL 2007/08 Club Competition Rules is also on the GTCL site: http://torontochess.org/drupal/node/50

These nodes for post 2007-2008 GTCL team events will be updated as soon as I get the team mach results.

GTCL TEAM EVENTS PAST CROSSTABLES

The Year of 2006-2007:

2007-GTCL 2006 2007 Under 2000 & Premier League

The Year of  2005- 2006:

Chess Academy of Canada is 2006 Winner of the GTCL Cup

2006 - GTCL 2005 2006 Premier League
2006 - GTCL 2005 2006 Under 2000 League

The Year of 2004-2005:

Willowdale Chess Club is 2005 Winner of the GTCL Cup

2005 - GTCL 2004 2005 League
2005 - GTCL 2004 2005 Cup

The Year of 2003-2004:

2004 - GTCL League and Cup 2003 2004

The Year of 2002-2003:

2003 - GTCL 2002 2003 League

The Year of 2001-2002:

2002 - GTCL 2001 2002 League

The Year of 2000-2001:

2001 - GTCL 2000 2001 League

The Captains Contact Info for GTCL Teams

Premier League

Chess Academy of Canada: Barron, Michael

barron045@yahoo.com, 416-739-6257 (h), 647-296-6257 (m)

Bayview Games Club: Orlov, Sergiy

sergiy_orlov@hotmail.com, 905-616-2194 (h), 905-617-5380 (m)

Willowdale Chess Club: Semyonov, Vladimir

vladisem2003@yahoo.com, 647-292-3377 (m)

Brampton Chess Club: Thorvardson, Barry

barry@chessontario.com, 905-846-2177 (h), 647-668-1393 (m)

 

Under 2000 League

BOTSB: Chan, Philip

philip.chan@ucc.on.ca, 416 227 0991 (h), 647 290 0991 (m)

Scarborough Chess Club: Karpik, Steve

skarpik@sympatico.ca, 416-769-9883 (h), 416-696-3259 (w), 647-228-9883 (m)

Knights of Chess: Lebedev, Yuri

lebedev@post.com, 905-370-2299 (h), 416-319-2844 (m)

Willowdale Chess Club: Stein, Mickey

MickeyStein@hotmail.com, 905-882-9637 (h), 416-993-1320 (m)

Brampton Chess Club “A”: Giurgiu, Nicholas

nick@netntt.com

Brampton Chess Club “B”: Venkataraman, Ravi 

ravi.ven@gmail.com