Southwest Chess Club Sizzling Summer Cook-Off

 

Hayes is rolling through the opposition and local junior Jerry Zhou is looking to gain 100+ points this tournament.

 

 

 

 

 

SWCC Sizzling Summer Cook-Off --- Open Section --- Cross Table

 
 

  No.    Name                         St Rate 1     2     Score

 
 

   1. Hayes, Raymond C (1)..........  WI 2100 W14   W6      2.0
   2. Becker, Allen J (2)...........  WI 2005 W11   W9      2.0
   3. Veech, John (3)...............  WI 1972 W12   W8      2.0
   4. Zhou, Jerry Zhexua (13).......  WI 1535 W7    W14     2.0

 
 

   5. Mhaskar, Rohan (10)...........  WI 1706 -H-   W13     1.5

 
 

   6. Cardenas, David R (4).........  WI 1900 W10   L1      1.0
   7. Coons, James J (5)............  WI 1842 L4    W15     1.0
   8. Cirillo, Corrado (6)..........  WI 1787 W15   L3      1.0
   9. Pokorski, Jeffrey (7).........  WI 1777 W16   L2      1.0
  10. Fogec, Thomas G (12)..........  WI 1625 L6    W16     1.0

 
 

  11. Schneider, Thomas (9).........  WI 1714 L2    -H-     0.5
  12. Grochowski, Robin (11)........  WI 1662 L3    -H-     0.5
  13. Gaddameedi, Vilas (14)........  WI 1270 -H-   L5      0.5

 
 

  14. Sagunsky, David L (8).........  WI 1725 L1    L4      0.0
  15. Huang, Alena (15).............  WI 1232 L8    L7      0.0
  16. Luebbe, Justin Jos (16).......  WI 1213 L9    L10     0.0

 
 

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SWCC Sizzling Summer Cook-Off --- Under 1600 Section --- Cross Table

 
 

  No.    Name                         St Rate 1     2     Score

 
 

   1. Seghers, Evan Char (2)........  WI 1443 W11   W7      2.0
   2. Huang, Sabrina (8)............  WI  628 W4    W6      2.0

 
 

   3. Demler, John A (1)............  WI 1480 W10   -H-     1.5

 
 

   4. Seghers, Reid Nath (3)........  WI 1142 L2    W9      1.0
   5. Glumm, Jacob Willi (9)........  WI  608 -N-   W11     1.0
   6. Lippert, Charlie (11).........  WI nnnn W9    L2      1.0
   7. Clark, Michael B (10).........  WI nnnn W8    L1      1.0

 
 

   8. Schneider, Claudia (5)........  WI  713 L7    -H-     0.5

 
 

   9. Khunger, Shagun (4)...........  WI  748 L6    L4      0.0
  10. Otterbacher, Kolton (6).......  WI  666 L3    -N-     0.0
  11. Khunger, Simran (7)...........  WI  630 L1    L5      0.0

 
 

 
 

2009 Waukesha CC Team Tournament Round 2

	Player	Rating	1	1	2	2	3	3	4	4	5	5	6	6	Total
1	W. Williams	2200	**	**	1/2								1/2
2	D. Paitrick	2007	1/2		**	**					1
3	J. Kohlenberg	1993					**	**	1				0
4	J. Veech	1972					0		**	**	1/2
5	D. Cardenas	1900			0				1/2		**	**
6	J. Coons	1842	1/2				1						**	**
	Player	Rating	1	1	2	2	3	3	4	4	5	5	6	6	Total
1	J. Nickell	1755	**	**	0								1/2
2	R. Jayne	1748	1		**	**					X
3	S. Garvin	1739					**	**	0				1/2
4	A. Krause	1724					1		**	**	0
5	Thomas Schneider	1714			F				1		**	**
6	T. Zimmermann	1676	1/2				1/2						**	**
	Player	Rating	1	1	2	2	3	3	4	4	5	5	6	6	Total
1	K. Anderson	1674	**	**	0								1
2	G. Reese, Jr.	1616	1		**	**					1/2
3	H. Hartig	1590					**	**	1				1
4	T. Kolp	1577					0		**	**	1
5	J. Smith	1559			1/2				0		**
6	M. Lawrence	1521	0				0						**	**
	Player	Rating	1	1	2	2	3	3	4	4	5	5	6	6	Total
1	J. Chapleau	1286	**	**									1
2	P. Bucher	1484			**	**					1
3	G. Reese, Sr.	1188					**	**	1	0			1
4	J. Mading	1094					0	1	**	**	1
5	E. Rokni	1122			0				0		**	**
6	P. Nickel	1100	0				0						**	**
	Player	Rating	1	1	2	2	3	3	4	4	5	5	6	6	Total
1	Daniel Gomoll	966	**	**									0
2	T. Shi	1075			**	**					1
3	J. Rockley	976					**	**	0				0
4	Brian Jensen	975					1		**	**	1
5	Yaseen Najeeb	935			0				0		**	**
6	Nikhil James	824	1				1						**	**

Round 3 Pairings: 6-5, 1-3, 4-2

Round's 1-2:

Like taking candy from a Tommy?! I guess they are using FIDE rules at this tournament. My money is still on the young'n.

In the top section Coon's takes down one of Wisconsin's newest experts in round 2 after drawing NM Williams. Maybe this will be Coon's charge towards 2000?!

The top section will be a neck and neck race until the finish, but I would put my money on Veech or Kohlenberg.

Hmmm… in fact I would give the "new guard" 2 to 1 vs. the "old guard" in the top section.

With a total of 45 players this is the largest tournament I can remember in club history, the club is packed like a ticket line for a Hannah Montana Concert,

Full of children ready to fight for what they want J