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Arianne Caoili Memorial 2021

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Brilliancy Prize – Arianne Caoili Memorial FIDE Rapid, Nov 27 2021

Round 2 GM David Smerdon Vs Rhys Rakauskas 1-0

The Brilliancy Prize – $100 has been awarded to GM David Smerdon for his game in Round 2 with Rhys Rakauskas.

Congratulations David on your beautiful creation, ideas and attack!

1.e4 c5 2.c3 d6 3.d4 cxd4 4.cxd4 Nf6 5.Nc3 g6 6.Bg5 Bg7 7.e5 dxe5 8.dxe5 Nfd7 9.e6 fxe6 10.Nf3 O-O 11.Bc4 Qb6 12.Qe2 Nf6 13.O-O Kh8 14.Rfe1 Nd5 15.Bxd5 exd5 16.Bxe7 Rxf3 17.Qxf3 Qxb2 18.Ba3 Qxa3 19.Re8+ Bf8 20.Rxf8+ Kg7 21.Qf6+ Kh6 22.Rf7 Bg4 23.Qf4+ Kh5 24.Rxh7# 1-0

GM Smerdon has provided a personal account of this game at the following web address for all to enjoy :

https://lichess.org/study/noYhObaq/vyyVHU8K

Posted by Gold Coast Chess Club on Monday, 29 November 2021

2021 Arianne Caoili Memorial FIDE Rapid_REPORT

Churchie Chess Festival 2021

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The Churchie Chess Festival 2021 features 3 events –

  • under 20 Blitz – on Friday the 10th December
  • under 20 Swiss – starts Monday  the 13th December
  • under 20 Rapid – starts Tuesday  the 14th December

Featured this year is the rollout of the Churchie ACE system – Advanced Chess Education

DGT e-boards are used to not only broadcast the games virtually live; but are linked into a players’ game storage area where their games are engine analysed. The player then has real-time feedback on the best lines and moves. Coaches can login and provide timely lessons to their students between tournament rounds!

More info on the Churchie DGT ACE System on the Churchie Chess Festival website

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QLD Seniors – 2021

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2021 QLD SENIORS CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP  By Mark C Stokes

On Saturday October 23 and Sunday October 24 twenty-three keen chess players fifty years of age and older contested the 2021 Queensland Seniors Chess Championship at Saint Josephs’ Primary School in Bracken Ridge. Three games were played on each day at 60 minutes each plus 10 seconds a move. In each of the six rounds a number of games lasted more than two and half hours and many games went right down to the wire. There was no place for the faint-hearted in this Seniors Championship!

The upsets started in round 1 when George Warta, rated 1380, defeated former Queensland Chess Champion Bruce Holliday, rated 1760, on time – George, seconds earlier, had almost lost on time himself! The other top seeds, George Lester (1888), Tony Dowden (1831) and another former Queensland Chess Champion, John Myers (1753) all recorded hard fought victories. Tony Dowden complimented his opponent Jim Ritchie on his very good play, Jim only going astray late in the game in time trouble.

In round 2 Oleg Korenevski (1551) staged an incredible fightback to snatch a draw from the jaws of defeat against the top seed George Lester, with his three or four kingside pawns boldly marching up the board, even though he was a couple of pieces down. It was the game of the round!

With George Lester taking a half point bye in round 3, and Allan Fossey (1624) holding John Myers to a draw, it was just multiple Queensland Senior Champion Tony Dowden on a perfect 3/3 at the end of the first day’s play, after Tony tamed Bruce Littleboys’ (1653) eccentric but tricky opening play. With Myers, Fossey and Korenevski on 2.5/3 and five other contenders on 2, the Title race was still tense as round 4 began on Sunday morning with 20 of the 23 players – John Myers, George Warta and Donny Hamilton had all requested half point byes for the 9:30am Sunday morning game.

The highlight of round 4 was no doubt the top board clash between Allan Fossey on 2.5 and Tony Dowden on 3. In a memorable encounter, this time Allan emerged victorious and with Oleg Korenevski winning on board two over Bruce Littleboy, we had two new leaders at the end of R4, Allan and Oleg. Tony Dowden would now be forced to work very hard in round 5 to remain in contention, and some well rested players were about to join the party too. Tony Weller’s (1450) upset win over Bruce Holliday should not go unmentioned either. It was also rumoured by many in the playing hall that one Mark C Stokes missed a checkmate in one or two against Gympie’s unrated David Haylett and David went on to win in fine style!

In the key round 5 match ups, Oleg and Allan drew on board 1, Tony Dowden came back from a very shaky position to defeat a rather unlucky George Lester, and long time friends Tony Weller and John Myers split the point on board 3 in a well contested game. It was going to come down to final round to determine the 2021 Queensland Seniors Chess Champion.

At the beginning of round 6, there were three equal leaders, Allan , Tony and Oleg,  all on 4 out of 5, with two more players, John and Peter Cronin (1550) on 3.5, still hoping the other results might go their way.

The top board encounter between Oleg and Tony was tense but even throughout, but the other co-leader Allan Fossey was soon in trouble after making an opening error in one of his favourite systems against Tony Weller’s Sicilian. But Allan kept fighting and managed to save what turned out to be crucial half point. With John Myers hopes of all the other results going his way if he won coming true, we finished the tournament with not one, but four Queensland Seniors Chess Champions!

A hearty congratulations to Allan Fossey, John Myers, Tony Dowden and Oleg Korenevski for all finishing equal first on 4.5/6. They will share the first, second and third prize between themselves equally. The best score by players 65 years of age and older, (who had not already won a major prize),  was shared by Bruce Holliday and Tony Weller, both on 4/5. Tony Dowden sponsored this prize once again and he will do so until he reaches that age. Thank you very much Tony!

The 2021 Queensland Seniors Chess Championship was a fun event to be part of  and we hope to make the 2022 Seniors in October next year even bigger and better, as a great warm up the huge Oceania Seniors at Noosa in November. Peter Cronin kindly took some action shots of the players too – thanks very much Peter. Finally, a big thank you to Gail Young from the Queensland Womens Chess League for organizing this event for so many of us to enjoy so much, win, lose or draw.

Final-standings



QLD Womens and Girls Championships

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The Queensland Women’s and Girls Championships was held in the Croci Building of Loreto College, Coorparoo over the weekend of the 16th and 17th October 2021.

A 6 round Swiss ACF and QJ rated event with a time control of 60 minutes and 10 seconds per move incremented from move 1.

QLD Women’s Champion for 2021 is WIM Alexandra Jule

equal 2nd were Regina Edwards and Leteisha Simmonds

QLD Girls Championships was shared by Xintong Zhang and Mia Jigando Balan; and Stephanie Yuan was 3rd.

Best Cadet was Xintong Zhang

Best Junior was Mia Jigando Balan

Best Senior u 1200 was Aditi Sharan

Under 18 was Mia Jigando Balan

Under 16 was Xintong Zhang

Under 14 was Stephanie Yuan

Under 12 was tied between Chloe Wang and Sophia Xu

Under 10 was a three way tie between Ojal Khare, and Alex and Alice Yu

Under 8 a four way tie – Bella Liu, Hamsini Dudipalli, Grace Zheng and Taisiia Starykh

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2021 Leo Wilkinson Memorial Open

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This prestigious annual tournament was held at the Grace Lutheran College Rothwell on the 25th and 26th September, 2021. The Leo has been on the Queensland chess tournament agenda for several decades and is played to recognise the significant contribution that the late Leo Wilkinson made to the Redcliffe Chess Club, as well as the wider Queensland chess scene. He was a former CAQ President and long term chess administrator who was champion in promoting chess, especially to the emerging younger generation of players.

The total prize pool on offer was $2,550 with the major sponsors being BBC Painting ( a much valued supporter of chess in Queensland); the Redcliffe Chess Club and the Grace Lutheran College.

The tournament attracted 100 (yes, 100!!!) participants with registrations from five different federations (AUS; NZL; ENG; FIJ and JPN). Organisers were very pleased to see such a strong field assembled, with the top seeds being GM Daniel Fernandez’ IM Brodie McClymont and FM Yi Liu.

In welcoming all to the tournament CAQ President Mark C. Stokes noted the strong contingent of junior players (youngest being just 6); 22 non rated players; 9 young ladies and the older brigade (the oldest being a sprightly 77 years young) making up the largest field that had every contested the Leo.

The tournament was run using Vega (version 8.3.8),with the top 4 boards being televised live at https://livechess.aunz.net. The event’s time control was 60 minutes each plus 20 seconds per move. and was ACF and QJ rated. As well as an Open section, there were five rating groups and a non rated section.

For the statistically minded: the top rated player was 2525 and the average rating (excluding non rated players) was 1151. 573 games were played, with 19 half point byes requested and only 3 players withdrew throughout the tournament. Remarkably, given the number of non rated and new tournament players there was only 1 game lost to two illegal moves.

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As indicated, the top boards were televised live and many are worth playing through. From round 1 the tournament was keenly contested with no easy games and many boards played right up to the commencement of the next round. The joint winners played extremely well and of note is the play of Aiden Brady who has acquitted himself extremely well during 2021 and is on the threshold of breaking the 2000 barrier. He could be the dark horse in the upcoming Queensland State Championships.

Byron Morris and Jayden Ooi continue to challenge the top players and will soon be pushing through to the top ranks. Many of the junior players continue to advance their chess playing skills and demonstrated a knowledge of the game well beyond their age. Such is a credit to their coaches and their enthusiasm for the game.

Overall the tournament went extremely well given the need for strict Covid-19 requirements coupled with the large number of participants.

Upcoming events for the next few months up until the end of 2021 are:

30/9 – 4/10 2021 Queensland Championships
1/10 – 4/10 2021 Queensland U1600 Championships
8/10 and 15/10 Marcus Porter Memorial
16/10 Burleigh FIDE rapid
16/ -17/10 Queensland Womens and Girls Championships
23/10 – 24/10 Queensland Seniors Championships
7/11 Chess People rapid
27/11 – 28/11 Bundaberg Championships

Specific details about each of these events is on the CAQ website.

FA Max Kershaw aka The Horace September, 2021.

Queensland Juniors Under 14s 16s and 18s Championship

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Micah Young, Zerui Xing and Alexavier Ly-Liu – photo Claire Liu

The Under 18 completed with a clear 2021 Queensland Junior (U18) Champion Shafiuddin Aanan with 7/8.
Congratulations also to 2021 Queensland Under 16 Champions: Alexavier Ly-Liu and Kiamehr Baneshi.
And congratulations to Under 14 Champions: Micah Young, Harvey Zhu and Benjamin Leong.

Results and Crosstable

Thanks to major sponsor Midea!

Queensland Juniors Under 10s Championship

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The Queensland Juniors Under 10s Championship was played on the 7th July 2021.

Thanks to sponsors Midea and to the fantastic venue SunPAC – The Sunnybank Performing Arts and Cultural Centre.

Under 10 Champion for 2021 is Calen Tang

Ian Li, Charles Fu and Xin Tong Zhang shared 2nd.

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Queensland Juniors Under 8s Championship

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The Queensland Juniors Under 8s Championship was played on the 6th July 2021.

Thanks to sponsors Midea and to the fantastic venue SunPAC – The Sunnybank Performing Arts and Cultural Centre.

photos thanks to Peter Xing

The U8s wrapped up with a 3-way tie for first! The title of 2021 U8 Queensland Champion is shared between Zeqi Xing, Stephanie Yuan and Justin Tong. Interestingly, they didn’t get to play each other due to a large field and all of the joint-champions losing early.

Best girl was Xin Tong Zhang

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QLD Juniors – 2021 – info blog

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The Queensland Junior Chess Championships 2021


The Junior Championships this year comprise 4 separate tournaments…

  • Under 14’s to 18’s – 8 rounds from July 6th to 9th.
  • Under 8’s – 8 rounds on July 6th;
  • Under 10’s – 8 rounds on July 7th
  • Under 12’s – 8 rounds on July 8th and 9th.

Live games ( 15 minute delay )

Under 14 to 18 Pairings and Results

Under 12 Pairings and Results

Thanks to major sponsors Midea and the fantastic venue Sunnybank Performing Arts and Cultural Centre (SunPac) .

GM Daniel Fernandez keeping a close eye on his future opponents!

Gold Coast Open 2021 Cancelled

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The Gold Coast Open 2021 has been cancelled.

CAQ VP and Gardiner Chess Operations Manager Andrew Fitzpatrick released a short statement on Chesschat shortly after the Queensland Government announced the 3 day lockdown. He said ” Given a lockdown is being implemented from 6pm tonight in South-East QLD, we have no option but to cancel this year’s Gold Coast Open. “

Results – 56th Peninsula Open – 2021

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The 56th 2021 Peninsula Open Chess Tournament

This weekend tournament was hosted by the Redcliffe Chess Club (RCC) which was established in 1960 and continues the promotion of chess development in Queensland through such regular events. The RCC now boasts an active membership of 60 plus, with mid week club events hosting between 24 to 30 regular attendees.

Chief Organiser was Mark Stokes (RCC and CAQ President)

Arbiters were FA Max Kershaw and NA David Esmonde.

Major sponsors were BBC Painting (this company has been a long term and valued contributor to the promotion of chess in Queensland); Grace Lutheran College and the RCC.

There were 6 rounds held over Saturday 29th and Sunday 30th May, 2021. Time control was 60 minutes each, plus 20 seconds a move from move 1. The tournament was run using Vega (there needs to be more on-line and face to face training for this program – a challenge for the ACF to show some leadership). There were 71 entrants, with top seed being IM Brodie McClymont. Of the entrants – 14 were unrated and about 60% were juniors.

All relevant tournament data – list of players; round by round pairings and results were posted to chess chat.

The top 6 boards were televised live to the internet at:

https://livechess.aunz.net

Prize money on offer was $2,500.00.

The event was run with a strict covid plan in place. All entry fees, as well as prize distributions were done via bank transfers.

1st – IM Brodie McClymont

=2nd – FM Yi Liu and FM Gene Nakauchi

Rating Group A – 3 way tie Aiden Brady, Jayden Ooi and Benjamin Leong

Rating Group B – Joshua Cooper

Rating Group C – Austin Chen

Rating Group D – Dario Tsai

Rating Group E – Mathew Smith

Best unrated – Christian Barkley

Just some general observations:

Overall, the collective playing strength of the juniors continues to improve. Jayden Ooi and Sravan Renijith are now seasoned tournament players at the top level and are pushing the higher rated players to their limit. There are no easy round 1 and 2 wins for the higher rated players – quick wins through blunders and early draws are a thing of the past. Christian Barkley, from the unrated group, is an extremely strong player whose rating, once calculated, should be high to reflect his astute playing technique.

Renowned chess stalwart David Lovejoy had a medical incident during round 6 when he was playing Mark Stokes. Fortunately a qualified nurse (Brodie’s girlfriend Josie) was on hand to help David as an ambulance was on the way. When asked how he was by the ambulance officers he said that he had 3 pawns for the exchange!!! All wish David a speedy recovery and return back to the chess scene.

The tournament continued the friendly and supportive atmosphere of the Queensland chess scene and augers well for the future as we move to a post covid society.

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Vale Josef Tarnawski

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Prominent Queensland chess player Josef (Joe) Tarnawski passed away peacefully in late May 2021 aged 93 years.

Joe was a Queensland Lightning Chess Champion and a respected property developer, who, over 40 years, contributed to the shaping of communities in both Brisbane and the Gold Coast.

Family and friends are invited to attend a Prayer Service for Joe to be held at St Peter Chanel Catholic Church, 41 Chaprowe Road, The Gap on Tuesday June 8 at 12 noon. In a lovely gesture, the family is asking that in lieu of flowers, donations can be made in support of Womens and Girls Chess to the Chess Association of Queensland using the reference Vale Joe BSB:084391 ACCOUNT NUMBER:205017068

Everyone from the chess community who knew Joe is invited to attend the Prayer Service if they wish to.

QLD Seniors Champs – 2021

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Queensland Seniors Championship
Starts: November 13, 2021
Ends: November 14, 2021
Location: St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School Bracken Ridge, 30 Eldorado St, Bracken Ridge QLD 4017, Australia
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The Queensland Seniors Championship is turning into a fantastic event with plenty of strong players taking part each year.

Join the group this year for what will be another fantastic event.

2021 Seniors Champ

2021 FIDE Gold Cup Results

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Gold Cup FIDE Open
Cross Table at round 7 sorted by score

Pos NAME Rtg T Fed Pts | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | Buc1 BucT
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1 McClymont,Brodie 2403 IM AUS 6.5 | +B57 +W45 +B19 +W10 +B3 =B5 +W6 | 30.5 34.5
2 Fernandez,Daniel Howard 2472 GM ENG 6.0 | +W71 +B53 +W15 +B4 -W5 +B31 +W13 | 29.0 32.0
3 Liu,Yi 2240 FM AUS 6.0 | +W99 +B44 +W22 +B14 -W1 +B32 +W5 | 29.0 31.0
4 Renjith,Sravan 2026 NZL 6.0 | +B81 +W23 +B33 -W2 +B34 +W11 +B10 | 28.5 31.0
5 Solomon,Stephen J 2307 IM AUS 5.5 | +W89 +B34 +W54 +B32 +B2 =W1 -B3 | 29.0 31.5
6 Stojic,Dusan 2267 FM AUS 5.5 | +B75 =W11 +B109 +W18 +B21 +W8 -B1 | 29.0 31.5
7 Maguire,Tom 2154 AUS 5.5 | +B56 +W37 -B18 +W23 =B12 +W55 +B19 | 26.0 29.5
8 Thomas,Brian 1664 AUS 5.5 | +B41 =BYE +W28 +B73 +W20 -B6 +W31 | 26.0 29.0
9 Grigg,Sam 2011 AUS 5.5 | +W70 -B14 +W99 =B24 +W56 +B20 +W26 | 24.5 26.5
10 Nakauchi,Gene 2120 FM AUS 5.0 | +W62 +B24 +W12 -B1 +W53 +B18 -W4 | 30.0 33.5
11 Finke,Kelvin 1588 AUS 5.0 | +W112 =B6 +W30 +B26 =W13 -B4 +W32 | 29.0 30.5
12 Ooi,Jayden 1716 AUS 5.0 | +B93 +W40 -B10 +W43 =W7 +B36 =W16 | 27.5 30.5
13 Dowden,Tony 2031 CM NZL 5.0 | =BYE +W87 +B29 +W39 =B11 +W33 -B2 | 27.0 29.5
14 Xing,Zerui 1502 AUS 5.0 | +B97 +W9 +B31 -W3 -B18 +W69 +B42 | 27.0 29.5
15 Slater-Jones,Henry 1825 CM AUS 5.0 | +B91 +W46 -B2 =W55 +B27 =W21 +B37 | 26.5 29.0
16 Silva,K W C U 1906 SRI 5.0 | =BYE +W76 +B27 -W21 +B68 +W25 =B12 | 25.5 28.5
17 Zhu,Harvey 1464 AUS 5.0 | +B102 +W115 -B32 -W31 +B41 +W34 +B33 | 22.5 24.5
18 Gray,Callum 1725 AUS 4.5 | +W86 +B49 +W7 -B6 +W14 -W10 =B21 | 29.5 32.5
19 Ly-Liu,Alexavier 1778 AUS 4.5 | +B78 +W47 -W1 =B58 +W49 +B24 -W7 | 28.0 31.0
20 Viviers,Neil 1634 RSA 4.5 | +W79 +BYE =B38 +W25 -B8 -W9 +B40 | 27.5 30.0
21 Leong,Joel 1458 AUS 4.5 | =B48 +W101 +W68 +B16 -W6 =B15 =W18 | 27.5 29.5
22 Brady,Aiden 1768 AUS 4.5 | +B59 +W43 -B3 -W40 +B78 +W39 =B23 | 26.0 29.0
23 Leong,Benjamin 1518 AUS 4.5 | +W80 -B4 +W52 -B7 +W72 +B56 =W22 | 26.0 29.0
24 Young,Micah 1510 AUS 4.5 | +B108 -W10 +B59 =W9 +B75 -W19 +B60 | 24.5 26.5
25 Gratchev,Ekaterina 1447 AUS 4.5 | =BYE +B103 +W36 -B20 +W30 -B16 +W53 | 24.5 26.5
26 Bond,Nicholas 1492 AUS 4.5 | +W118 =BYE +B60 -W11 +B61 +W54 -B9 | 24.0 25.0
27 McCartney,Connor 1404 AUS 4.5 | +W77 =B42 -W16 +B104 -W15 +B88 +W58 | 23.0 25.0
28 Wang,Lachlan 1368 AUS 4.5 | =B90 +W48 -B8 +W76 -B55 +W62 +B54 | 22.5 25.0
29 Liaw,Ryan 1433 AUS 4.5 | +B96 =BYE -W13 -B36 +W84 +B67 +W63 | 22.5 24.5
30 Lam,Colin 1337 HKG 4.5 | =BYE +W122 -B11 +W87 -B25 +W59 +B55 | 22.5 23.0
31 Stupak,Piotr 1929 POL 4.0 | +W69 +B58 -W14 +B17 +W44 -W2 -B8 | 29.0 32.0
32 Walker,Tyson 1884 CM AUS 4.0 | +B83 +BYE +W17 -W5 +B40 -W3 -B11 | 29.0 32.0
33 Weller,Tony 1713 AUS 4.0 | +W88 +B35 -W4 +B70 +W38 -B13 -W17 | 28.0 30.5
34 Young,Dashiell 1585 AUS 4.0 | +B84 -W5 +B83 +W74 -W4 -B17 +W64 | 26.0 29.0
35 Phillips,Max (W) 1084 AUS 4.0 | +B65 -W33 +B37 +W109 =BYE =BYE — | 25.5 28.0
36 Ambatali,Ric 1201 AUS 4.0 | =BYE +W61 -B25 +W29 +B65 -W12 =B46 | 25.0 28.5
37 Wang,Eason 1580 AUS 4.0 | +W111 -B7 -W35 +B79 +W70 +B51 -W15 | 25.0 27.0
38 Bukreyev,Andriy (W) 2010 AUS 4.0 | +B66 +W55 =W20 =BYE -B33 +B58 — | 24.5 28.0
39 Van Der Meer,Andrew 1489 AUS 4.0 | =B74 +W105 +W64 -B13 =W51 -B22 +W72 | 23.5 25.5
40 Jones,Jonathan 1384 AUS 4.0 | +W100 -B12 +W96 +B22 -W32 +B44 -W20 | 23.5 25.5
41 Worrall,Thomas 827 AUS 4.0 | -W8 +B63 -W58 +B71 -W17 +B99 +W89 | 23.0 25.0
42 Buciu,Aurel-John 1731 CM AUS 4.0 | +B104 =W27 =BYE -B56 +W81 +B73 -W14 | 22.5 24.5
43 Turner,Jai 1463 AUS 4.0 | +W113 -B22 +W95 -B12 -W50 +B94 +W83 | 22.5 24.0
44 Tang,Terrence 1561 AUS 4.0 | +B117 -W3 +B67 +W100 -B31 -W40 +B75 | 22.5 23.5
45 Stewart,Craig A 1611 AUS 4.0 | +W82 -B1 -W69 =B88 +W104 =B50 +W70 | 22.0 24.0
46 Sudhahar,Mittun 1484 AUS 4.0 | +W95 -B15 +W80 -B54 =W67 +B91 =W36 | 21.5 24.0
47 Cooper,Joshua 1473 AUS 4.0 | +W85 -B19 -W74 +B82 +W52 =B53 =W50 | 21.5 24.0
48 Haylett,David 0 AUS 4.0 | =W21 -B28 -B72 +W117 =B66 +W76 +B71 | 21.5 22.5
49 Kodituwakku,Dulin Nethsuka 1386 SRI 4.0 | +B98 -W18 =B87 +W62 -B19 =W75 +B69 | 21.0 23.5
50 Shen,Owen 758 AUS 4.0 | -W53 -B71 +W107 +B99 +B43 =W45 =B47 | 21.0 23.0
51 Chen,Austin 1367 AUS 4.0 | =BYE -BYE +B101 +W92 =B39 -W37 +B79 | 20.0 22.0
52 Smith,Tristan K 962 AUS 4.0 | -B54 +W102 -B23 +W85 -B47 +BYE +W73 | 19.5 21.5
53 Hamilton,Don 1624 AUS 3.5 | +B50 -W2 +B66 +W57 -B10 =W47 -B25 | 27.5 31.0
54 Lovejoy,David 1774 AUS 3.5 | +W52 +BYE -B5 +W46 =BYE -B26 -W28 | 26.5 30.0
55 Baneshi,Kiamehr 1506 IRI 3.5 | +W106 -B38 +W88 =B15 +W28 -B7 -W30 | 26.5 28.5
56 Nag,Suvan 1222 AUS 3.5 | -W7 +B111 +B115 +W42 -B9 -W23 =B65 | 26.0 28.0
57 Rose,Noah (W) 1299 AUS 3.5 | -W1 +B82 +W77 -B53 +B74 =BYE — | 24.5 27.5
58 Bourke,Ronald 1483 AUS 3.5 | +B107 -W31 +B41 =W19 +B60 -W38 -B27 | 24.5 27.0
59 Tsai,Dario 915 AUS 3.5 | -W22 +B85 -W24 +B77 =W63 -B30 +W90 | 22.5 25.0
60 Hazell,William 0 AUS 3.5 | =B109 +BYE -W26 +B64 -W58 +B89 -W24 | 21.5 24.0
61 Taylor,Noah 0 AUS 3.5 | =BYE -B36 +W84 +B89 -W26 -B64 +W91 | 21.0 23.5
62 Wu,Vincent 1214 AUS 3.5 | -B10 =BYE +W103 -B49 +W111 -B28 +W87 | 21.0 23.0
63 Stokes,Mark C 1603 AUS 3.5 | -B87 -W41 +B117 +W93 =B59 +W68 -B29 | 21.0 22.0
64 Li,Ian 1301 AUS 3.5 | =BYE +W90 -B39 -W60 +B100 +W61 -B34 | 20.5 23.0
65 Juszczynski,Mathew 1810 AUS 3.5 | -W35 +B79 -W70 +B86 -W36 +B105 =W56 | 20.5 22.5
66 Qu,Anson 1182 AUS 3.5 | -W38 +B106 -W53 =B80 =W48 =B77 +W94 | 20.5 22.5
67 Woodrow,Daniel 1113 AUS 3.5 | -B115 +BYE -W44 +W102 =B46 -W29 +B98 | 20.5 22.5
68 Watkins,Rachel Jane 1274 AUS 3.5 | =BYE +W114 -B21 +B110 -W16 -B63 +W88 | 20.5 21.5
69 Praveen,Jeeva 1144 AUS 3.0 | -B31 +W97 +B45 =BYE =W73 -B14 -W49 | 24.0 26.5
70 Keerthiratne,Adeepa 1198 AUS 3.0 | -B9 +W108 +B65 -W33 -B37 +W74 -B45 | 24.0 26.0
71 Ilka,William 1352 AUS 3.0 | -B2 +W50 -B100 -W41 +W110 +B86 -W48 | 23.5 25.0
72 Buciu,Avram 1135 AUS 3.0 | =BYE -B73 +W48 =BYE -B23 +W85 -B39 | 22.5 25.0
73 Gratchev,Elizaveta 1493 AUS 3.0 | =BYE +W72 +B92 -W8 =B69 -W42 -B52 | 22.5 24.5
74 Barkley,Christian 0 AUS 3.0 | =W39 =BYE +B47 -B34 -W57 -B70 +W104 | 22.5 24.5
75 Clarkson,Zac 1223 AUS 3.0 | -W6 +B112 =W110 +B90 -W24 =B49 -W44 | 22.0 23.5
76 Tan,Joseph 1147 AUS 3.0 | =BYE -B16 +W113 -B28 =W80 -B48 +W105 | 22.0 23.5
77 Sachse,Bradley 0 AUS 3.0 | -B27 +W93 -B57 -W59 +B97 =W66 =B78 | 21.5 24.0
78 Au,Oliver 1058 AUS 3.0 | -W19 =BYE =BYE +B96 -W22 =B90 =W77 | 20.5 22.5
79 Xing,Zeqi 763 AUS 3.0 | -B20 -W65 +B108 -W37 +BYE +B81 -W51 | 20.5 22.5
80 Inukai,Rentaro 510 JPN 3.0 | -B23 +W81 -B46 =W66 =B76 -B83 +W99 | 20.5 22.5
81 Suraweera,Adheesha 1205 AUS 3.0 | -W4 -B80 +W106 +BYE -B42 -W79 +B108 | 20.0 22.0
82 Fu,Charles 719 AUS 3.0 | -B45 -W57 +B97 -W47 -B85 +W103 +B107 | 19.5 21.5
83 Williams,Elizabeth 1126 AUS 3.0 | -W32 +B118 -W34 =B94 =W90 +W80 -B43 | 19.5 20.5
84 Fu,Neil 639 AUS 3.0 | -W34 =B89 -B61 +W98 -B29 =W92 +B102 | 19.0 21.0
85 Elaklouk,Noble 0 NZL 3.0 | -B47 -W59 +BYE -B52 +W82 -B72 +W112 | 19.0 20.5
86 Bond,Matthew 872 AUS 3.0 | -B18 =BYE =W94 -W65 +B106 -W71 +B101 | 18.5 20.5
87 Adams,Moby 696 AUS 2.5 | +W63 -B13 =W49 -B30 -W89 +B110 -B62 | 23.0 24.5
88 Clarkson,Zayne 827 AUS 2.5 | -B33 +W98 -B55 =W45 +B109 -W27 -B68 | 22.0 24.5
89 Wang,Kingston 1274 AUS 2.5 | -B5 =W84 +B122 -W61 +B87 -W60 -B41 | 21.5 22.0
90 Shoring,James 0 AUS 2.5 | =W28 -B64 +B105 -W75 =B83 =W78 -B59 | 20.5 22.5
91 Sagara,Karin 1100 AUS 2.5 | -W15 -B95 =BYE +W122 +B101 -W46 -B61 | 20.5 21.0
92 Maljkovic,Nikola 914 AUS 2.5 | +BYE =BYE -W73 -B51 -W94 =B84 =W96 | 20.0 22.0
93 Young,Arden (W) 836 AUS 2.5 | -W12 -B77 +W118 -B63 +W103 =BYE — | 20.0 21.0
94 Joyce,Rob 0 AUS 2.5 | =BYE -W109 =B86 =W83 +B92 -W43 -B66 | 19.5 21.5
95 Bin Jafil,Muteb 0 KSA 2.5 | -B46 +W91 -B43 -BYE -BYE =BYE +W110 | 19.0 20.5
96 Kontogiorgos,Vassilis 0 AUS 2.5 | -W29 +BYE -B40 -W78 -B105 +W106 =B92 | 18.0 20.0
97 Athousis,Lambis 0 AUS 2.5 | -W14 -B69 -W82 =B112 -W77 +B122 +W113 | 17.0 17.5
98 Sharan,Aditi 0 FIJ 2.5 | -W49 -B88 =W111 -B84 +W113 +B112 -W67 | 16.0 17.5
99 Smith,Mathew 1223 AUS 2.0 | -B3 +W117 -B9 -W50 +B108 -W41 -B80 | 24.5 25.5
100 Shirolkar,Aloke (W) 0 AUS 2.0 | -B40 +BYE +W71 -B44 -W64 -BYE — | 21.0 23.5
101 Sem,Shi Ke 340 AUS 2.0 | =BYE -B21 -W51 +B113 -W91 =B104 -W86 | 20.0 21.5
102 Emery,Dale 0 AUS 2.0 | -W17 -B52 +W112 -B67 =BYE =BYE -W84 | 19.5 21.0
103 Black,Tony 0 AUS 2.0 | =BYE -W25 -B62 =W105 -B93 -B82 +W122 | 19.5 20.0
104 Arthur,Leonard 913 AUS 2.0 | -W42 =B113 +B114 -W27 -B45 =W101 -B74 | 19.0 20.0
105 Ong,Joshua 612 AUS 2.0 | =BYE -B39 -W90 =B103 +W96 -W65 -B76 | 18.5 20.5
106 Qu,Harrison 468 AUS 2.0 | -B55 -W66 -B81 +W107 -W86 -B96 +W118 | 17.0 18.0
107 Bogahawatta,Abhishek 0 AUS 2.0 | -W58 -BYE -B50 -B106 +W117 +B118 -W82 | 17.0 18.0
108 Chen,Ethan 498 AUS 2.0 | -W24 -B70 -W79 +B118 -W99 +B111 -W81 | 16.5 17.5
109 Bodwell Mamic,Tomislav (W) 1442 CRO 1.5 | =W60 +B94 -W6 -B35 -W88 — — | 21.0 23.5
110 Supple,Lachlan 0 AUS 1.5 | =BYE =BYE =B75 -W68 -B71 -W87 -B95 | 20.0 22.5
111 Tong,Justin (W) 585 AUS 1.5 | -B37 -W56 =B98 +W114 -B62 -W108 — | 18.0 19.0
112 Inukai,Kotaro 676 JPN 1.5 | -B11 -W75 -B102 =W97 +B122 -W98 -B85 | 17.5 18.0
113 Harding,Ryan 0 AUS 1.5 | -B43 =W104 -B76 -W101 -B98 +W114 -B97 | 16.0 17.0
114 Taylor,Annalise 0 AUS 1.5 | =BYE -B68 -W104 -B111 -W118 -B113 +BYE | 13.5 14.0
115 Bhasin,Himanshu (W) 1836 IND 1.0 | +W67 -B17 -W56 — — — — | 20.5 22.5
116 Basiaco,Christopher (W) 0 AUS 1.0 | =BYE =BYE — — — — — | 20.0 22.0
117 Hoens,Scott (W) 540 AUS 1.0 | -W44 -B99 -W63 -B48 -B107 +BYE — | 18.0 18.5
118 Bamberry,Cooper 0 AUS 1.0 | -B26 -W83 -B93 -W108 +B114 -W107 -B106 | 17.0 18.0
119 Hamal,Manish (W) 2040 FM NEP 0.5 | =BYE — — — — — — | 18.5 20.0
120 Hart,Luka (W) 947 AUS 0.5 | =BYE — — — — — — | 18.5 20.0
121 Post,Martin (W) 1767 NZL 0.5 | -BYE =BYE — — — — — | 18.0 19.5
122 Ong,Caleb 0 AUS 0.5 | =BYE -B30 -W89 -B91 -W112 -W97 -B103 | 17.5 19.0

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