Trophy Winners from the Open section of today's Westfield Spring Scholastic:
From L-R: Sriram Kumar (1st place), Albert Tang (3rd), Nicholas Cardenas (4th).
Not pictured: Michael Morin (2nd), Keshav Rao (5th)
Sunday, April 14, 2013
U1250 Spring Scholastic Winners
Trophy winners from the U1250 section of today's Westfield Spring Scholastic:
From L-R: Edward Hu (1st place), Tony Zhang (2nd), Ronak Bhatia (3rd),
Avi Patel (4th), Peter Fotis (5th)
U750 Spring Scholastic Winners
Trophy winners from the U750 section of today's Westfield Spring Scholastic:
From L-R: Nicholas Wang (1st), Pranav Thota (2nd), Ian Sava (4th)
Not pictured: Aziz Kodirov (3rd), Michael Sun-Huang (5th)
Spring Scholastic Results
Sriram Kumar (1576), Edward Hu (1077) and Nicholas Wang (639) were section winners in today's Westfield Spring Scholastic.
The full list of trophy recipients and some photos will follow.
The full list of trophy recipients and some photos will follow.
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Please Arrive Early For The Sunday Quads
In view of the very large attendance we've been having recently (67 players on March 17 and a record-breaking 70 on March 24th), we kindly ask that you:
1. Make sure your USCF membership is current.
2. Bring your USCF ID card, if you have never played at the Westfield Chess Club or played your first USCF tournament less than 1 month ago.
3. Bring a chess clock if you own one. If you are worried about losing it, you can leave the clock in your car and retrieve it only if we run short.
4. Arrive early, preferably before 1:45 p.m. This is especially important if you want to join our club or use your current rating.
5. Form an orderly, single-file line if there are people ahead of you.
6. Pay your entry fee to our treasurer, Patrick Mazzillo, then move away from directors' table and desk. If you crowd us, the likelihood of mistakes and a delayed start is increased.
7. Once registered (by Pat) you should
1. Make sure your USCF membership is current.
2. Bring your USCF ID card, if you have never played at the Westfield Chess Club or played your first USCF tournament less than 1 month ago.
3. Bring a chess clock if you own one. If you are worried about losing it, you can leave the clock in your car and retrieve it only if we run short.
4. Arrive early, preferably before 1:45 p.m. This is especially important if you want to join our club or use your current rating.
5. Form an orderly, single-file line if there are people ahead of you.
6. Pay your entry fee to our treasurer, Patrick Mazzillo, then move away from directors' table and desk. If you crowd us, the likelihood of mistakes and a delayed start is increased.
7. Once registered (by Pat) you should
- proceed to room 109 if your rating is over 1600.
- move to the far end of rooms 107-108 if your rating is 1200-1600.
- go to the middle of rooms 107-108 if your rating is under 1200 or if you are unrated.
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