WCC News 2018 ♔

Carissa Yip, champion of the Wachusett Chess Club in 2014 and the Boylston Chess Club in 2016, tied for 2nd place in the 2018 Denker Tournament of High School Champions, held July 28-31 at the Madison Marriott West Hotel in Middleton, Wisconsin. The 14-year-old Woman International Master from Andover, Mass. scored 5-1 (five wins, one loss) to share runner-up honors with IM Joshua Sheng (rated 2550) of California. Carissa's only loss was to IM Praveen Balakrishnan of Virginia (rated 2522), who scored 5.5-0.5 to win the Denker Tournament for the second year in a row. Carissa earned the Ursula Foster Award for being the top-scoring player under the age of 16. And, as she said after the tournament. "And I'm over 2400 again!" Carissa's USCF rating is now 2407. A total of 48 players competed in the event.
-George M

The August 2018 edition of the Wall Street Journal Magazine has a two page article about Fabiano Caruana, the first American in 46 years to challenge for the title of World Chess Champion. Included is a brief outline of a few of the high points of his rise to chess royalty & 8 pictures of Fabi on his recent visit to the St. Loius Chess Club for the US Championship tournament.
-PG

2018 Harlow B. Daly Memorial
Round 3 of 5

Carissa Yip, champion of the Wachusett CC in 2014 and the Boylston CC in 2016, scored 7-2 (6 wins, 2 draws, one loss) to capture first place in the 2018 U.S. Girls Junior Championship that ended on Saturday, July 21, at the Saint Louis Chess Club. The 14-year-old Woman International Master from Andover, Mass. finished a full point ahead of her closest rivals, 16-year-old Woman Grandmaster (WGM) Jennifer Yu of Ashburn, Virginia, with whom she drew in the final round, and 15-year-old WIM Emily Nguyen of Austin, Texas, with whom she drew in an earlier round. Yu and Nguyen tied for 2nd-3rd place. Carissa had a performance rating of 2481 and raised her USCF rating to 2394.
-George M

Replay &/or download all games from this event:
https://www.uschesschamps.com/2018-us-junior-championships-replay

Carissa Yip, champion of the Wachusett Chess Club in 2014, currently leads the field by a full point after 8 rounds in the 2018 US Junior Girls' Championship.
For the 9th & final round Carissa (2364) with 6.5/8 is paired with her closest rival, WGM Jannifer Yu (2358), who stands at 5.5/8. A win or draw with the white pieces will assure Carissa clear first place & the full $3000 prize, while the worst she can do from here is to split the top 2 prizes & end up with the $2500 shared 1st-2nd prize.
Congratulations on a fine performance regardless of the outcome of the round nine game!

2018 Harlow B. Daly Memorial
Round 2 of 5

Carissa Yip was among the new American title holders approved by the World Chess Federation (FIDE) at its Presidential Board Meeting recently in Bucharest, Romania. The 14-year-old from Andover, Mass., who was champion of the Wachusett Chess Club in 2014, was approved as a Woman International Master (WIM) [The other USA applicant receiving this title was Maggie Feng]. She already held the titles of Woman FIDE Master (WFM) and FIDE Master (FM). Carissa is currently the highest-rated 14-year-old girl in the world and is ranked 9th in the world with a FIDE rating of 2364 for all girls under the age of 21. She is currently playing in the U.S. Girls Junior Championship in Saint Louis, [where she is currently tied for the lead with 2.5/3 with WIM Emily Nguyen].
-George M

After two rounds of play, Carissa Yip, champion of the Wachusett Chess Club in 2014, has scored 2 wins to share the lead with WIM Emily Nguyen in the 2018 US Junior Girls' Championship.
The two will face each other in round three of the 10 player round robin event on Saturday, July 14, 2018 in St. Louis, MO. The field consisting of nine titled players (1 WGM, 3 WIM's, 4 WFM's & 1 WCM) & a single untitled player rated 2155, are competing for this year's prize fund of $10,300.

2018 Harlow B. Daly Memorial
Round 1 of 5

Round 1 of the Harlow B. Daly Memorial will be played Wednesday evening, July 11th, in Room C159 of the McKay Complex at Fitchburg State University.
Players who wish to participate must be present by 7 p.m. in Room C159 of the McKay Campus in order to paired for Round 1. Players running late who wish to be paired for Round 1 must call 978-881-8728 by 7 p.m.
Those arriving at the club by 6:40 p.m. will be able to view the start of the most recent Chess Chat video,
"Wachusett Chess Club mourns passing of longtime member Wayne Steadman", complete with a photo slide show.

Austin Fuller photo

Carissa Yip, champion of the Wachusett Chess Club in 2014, scored 5-1 to tie for 1st place in the World Open Women's Championship that ended July 3 at the Philadelphia Marriott Hotel in downtown Philadelphia. The 14-year-old FIDE master from Andover, Mass. shared top honors with 23-year-old California expert Badamkhand Norovsambuu, a native of Mongolia, whom she drew in round 4. Going into the sixth and final round, Carissa was leading the tournament with 4.5 points but elected to take a half-point bye in the final round, allowing Norovsambuu, who won, to tie her. The championship had 19 players.
-George M

See games from the event & read article on USChess website here:
https://new.uschess.org/news/world-open-yip-norovsambuu-win-womens-open-kovalyov-action-champion/

Paul Godin scored 12.5-2.5 to finish first in the Billerica Midsummer Blitz (Game 5, no delay), held Friday, June 29, at the Billerica Chess Club in the Billerica Council on Aging Building, aka Billerica Senior Center. The 1967 Wachusett CC champion ended up 1.5 points ahead of his closest rivals in a 16-player single round robin that saw Ray Paulson, the 2017 Wachusett CC champion, lose to Godin in Round 12 and tie for 9th-10th place with a score of 7.5-7.5. Godin's tournament victory gained him 44 blitz rating points and boosted his USCF blitz rating to 1990.
-George M

Wachusett Chess Club's Roland Booker was among the prize winners in the Legends of Chess: Leonid Shamkovich tournament, held Saturday, June 30, at the Boylston Chess Club in North Cambridge. Booker scored 3-1 to tie for first place in the Under 2000 section with Ruohan Yin, Andrew The and Joshua Weiss.
The event honored the memory of Russian-born GM Leonid Shamkovich (1923-2005), who appeared in Leominster in 1976 when he played in the 16th Central New England Open held on June 19-20 at the Holiday Inn. In that event, he tied for 1st place with New England legend John Curdo and 16-year-old Girome Bono. Following that tournament, Shamkovich traveled in August to George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, where he tied for 1st place in the U.S. Open with fellow GM Anatoly Lein (1931-2018). Shamkovich repeated as U.S. Open co-champion at Columbus,Ohio in August 1977, when he shared top honors with GM Andy Soltis and IM Tim Taylor, the latter of whom played in the 11th Central New England Open in 1971 and was defeated by George Mirijanian in the final round. But that was when Taylor was an expert. Shamkovich came back to Leomiinster in November 1977 and played in the Central New England Fall Open. And that was his last appearance in North Central Massachusetts.
-George M

2018 WCC 'A' Championship
Round 7 of 7

2018 WCC Co-champions, Gary Brassard & Roger Cappallo

♔ 2018 WCC CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS AFTER ROUND 4 of 7 ♔

Name ▼ & rating	Roger Cappallo	George Mirijanian	Paul Godin	Larry Gladding	Dave Couture	Gary Brassard	Arthur Barlas	Ken Gurge	Score ▼
Roger Cappallo 1982		1	1	1	0	1	1	1/2	5.5
George Mirijanian 1959	0		1/2	1	1	0	1	1	4.5
Paul Godin 1949	0	1/2		1	1	0	0	1/2	3
Larry Gladding 1795	0	0	0		1	0	1	1	3
Dave Couture 1778	1	0	0	0		0	1	0	2
Gary Brassard 1757	0	1	1	1	1		1	1/2	5.5
Arthur Barlas 1750	0	0	1	0	0	0		1	2
Ken Gurge 1741	1/2	0	1/2	0	1	1/2	0		2.5

Rob "The Rooster" King wins "Chicken Prize" at Kesajuhla

National master Rob King of Framingham showed how he "ruled the roost" by sweeping the non-rated quick Swiss tournament at the 2018 Summer Festival, known as "Kesajuhla," at the Finnish Center at Saima Park in Fitchburg on June 24th. The 2011 Wachusett CC champion posted 4-0 to finish first in a field of 16 players in an event played with a time control of G/15 d3. King's prize was a succulent chicken barbecue dinner, compliments of Dana and Lorna Sulin of the Finnish Center at Saima Park. Tying as runners-up with 3-1 tallies were last year's winner, 1967 club champion Paul Godin of Bedford, and two-time club champion Bruce Felton of Fitchburg.
-George M

Event: 		Summer Festival (Kesajuhla) SWISS 2018
Location: 	Fitchburg, MA
Event Date: 	2018-06-24
Chief TD: 	George Mirijanian
Non-rated
Time Control: G/15 d3


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 Pair | Player Name		Rating	| Round	| Round	| Round	| Round	| Total	|
 Num  | 				|  1	|  2	|  3	|  4	| 	|
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   1  | Rob King		2202    |  W6   |  W4	|  W2	|  W3	|  4.0	| 🐔
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   2  | Paul Godin		1973    |  W14  |  W12  |  L1   |  W7	|  3.0	|
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   3  | Bruce Felton		1920    |  W9   |  W7   |  W5   |  L1	|  3.0	|
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   4  | Dave Couture		1796    |  W15  |  L1	|  W14	|  D6	|  2.5	|
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   5  | Roland Booker		1634    |  W16  |  D10  |  L3	|  W12	|  2.5	|
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   6  | Jim Hankard		1600    |  L1   |  W15	|  W8   |  D4	|  2.5	|
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   7  | Arthur Barlas		1750    |  W8   |  L3	|  W9   |  L2	|  2.0	|
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   8  | Angel Soto		1447    |  L7   |  W13	|  L6	|  W15	|  2.0	|
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   9  | Don Briggs		1386    |  L3   |  W16	|  L7	|  W10	|  2.0	|
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  10  | Brian Biglow		1411    |  bye  |  D5	|  W12  |  L9	|  2.0	|
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  11  | Francis Scanlon		1061    |  L12  |  L14	|  D15  |  W16	|  1.5	|
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  12  | Dave Thomas		1773    |  W11  |  L2	|  L10	|  L5	|  1.0	|
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  13  | Gail Lingner		1500    | ----  |  L8   |  W16  | ----  |  1.0	|
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  14  | Hamed Zarei		Unr     |  L2   |  W11  |  L4 	| ----  |  1.0	|
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  15  | Hugh McLaughlin		1200    |  L4   |  L6	|  D11	|  L8	|  0.5	|
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  16  | Robert Marshall		Unr     |  L5   |  L9	|  L13	|  L11	|  0.0	|
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Finnish Center at Saima Park to Host Fun Chess Tournament

SUNDAY, JUNE 24

The Finnish Center at Saima Park, 61 Scott Road in Fitchburg, off Ashby State Road (Route 31), will host on Sunday, June 24th, as part of its Summer Festival (Kesajuhla), a fun chess tournament in its function hall. The non-rated event will be a 4-round Swiss in one section. Time control is Game/15, with a 5-second delay (on digital clocks).

The tournament honors the memory of two-time Wachusett Chess Club champion Evert Siiskonen (1963 and 1966), a Finnish-born Fitchburg resident who is memorialized with a stone chess table at Saima Park. Registration for the tournament is from 9:30 to 10 a.m., with Round 1 starting shortly thereafter. The tourney will end by 12:30 p.m. There is no entry fee. Free admission and parking. Food for sale. Donations welcome.

Top prize will be a succulent chicken barbecue dinner, compliments of Lorna Sulin of the Finnish Center. Other prizes will be awarded to all participants.
For a complete schedule of activities at the Summer Festival, visit www.saima-park.org
-George M

2018 WCC 'A' Championship
Round 6 of 7

USCF Ratings of WCC Players 10 Years Ago (June 2008): 1 Ray Paulson 2000 2 Brett Kildahl 1988 3 Roger Cappallo 1968 4 Paul Godin 1939 5 George Mirijanian 1908 6 Larry Gladding 1823 7 Bruce Felton 1822 8 Diego Ubiera 1816 9 Joe Bennett 1800 10 Gary Brassard 1766 11 Ed Harris 1761 12 Geoff LePoer 1742 13 Ken Gurge 1717 14 Arthur Barlas 1703 15 Dave Couture 1682 16 Jim Hankard 1665 17 Roland Booker 1630 18 Gail Lingner 1616 19 Dave Thomas 1606 20 Tom Fratturelli 1610 21 Mike Commisso 1586 22 Alan Condon 1524 23 Bill Burke 1508 24 Mike Meehan 1501 25 Paul Lynch 1444 26 Brian Biglow 1383 27 Mariano Rivera 1315P2 28 Wayne Steadman 1269 29 Jim Donahue 1251 30 Larry O'Rourke 1249P7 31 Robert King 1030P15 32 Nik Lavoie 980P19 33 Francis Scanlon 950 34 Andrew Kiser 906

USCF Ratings of WCC Players 25 Years Ago (June 1993): 1 Ray Paulson 2069 2 George Mirijanian 2000 3 Paul Godin 1987 4 Roger Cappallo 1949 5 Gary Brassard 1895 6 Larry Gladding 1800 7 Arthur Barlas 1771 8 Jim Hankard 1706 9 Bruce Felton 1681 10 Gail Lingner 1600 11 Paul Lynch 1468 12 Dave Couture 1631 13 Dave Thomas 1579 14 Wayne Steadman 1424 15 Tom Fratturelli 1289P14 16 Francis Scanlon 999

-George M

2018 WCC 'A' Championship
Round 5 of 7

Carissa Yip scored her first IM norm in the Charlotte Chess Center's GM/IM Norm Invitational Tournament, held June 6-10 in Charlotte, North Carolina. The 14-year-old former Wachusett Chess Club champion tallied an undefeated 7-2 (5 wins,4 draws) to finish first in one of two IM Norm sections and gained 31 rating points, raising her USCF rating to 2408. Carissa also gained a WGM norm as well as her final WIM norm and is slated to receive the Women's International Master title from the World Chess Federation (FIDE) at one of its next sessions.
-George M

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Below is a list of all players from the state of MA competing in the
CCCSA Summer 2018 GM/IM Norm Invit., Event #201806096562:
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Rank, State, USCF ID, Player, Old rating, New rating, Title Norm, Opponents

Section 1 - GM A
#:	State USCF-ID  Player-Name  Rtng-In -> Rtng-Out Title-Norm   Opp-List

Section 2 - GM B
#:	State USCF-ID  Player-Name  Rtng-In -> Rtng-Out Title-Norm   Opp-List
4:	MA 13433622 DENYS SHMELOV R: 2542   -> 2548          Opponents
8:	MA 13052087 MIKA BRATTAIN R: 2514   -> 2506          Opponents

Section 3 - IM C
#:	State USCF-ID  Player-Name  Rtng-In -> Rtng-Out Title-Norm   Opp-List

Section 4 - IM D
#:	State USCF-ID  Player-Name  Rtng-In -> Rtng-Out Title-Norm   Opp-List
1:	MA 14514636 CARISSA SHIWEN YIP R: 2377   -> 2408          Opponents

Dave Couture of Westminster, who is currently a contestant in the 2018 Wachusett Chess Club "A" Division Championship, came away a winner on Saturday, June 9, when he tied for first place in the Under 1900 section of the Rhode Island State Championship in Warwick. After taking a half-point bye in round 1, Couture won games in rounds 2 and 3 before drawing fellow Massachusetts player Brandon Ni in the fourth and final round. Ni and fellow Bay State player Matthew Garcia joined Couture for top honors in the 10-player section with scores of 3-1. A total of 32 players competed in the four-section event.
-George M

Here's the position with black (me) to move: I missed a win in the endgame in the final round. I counted 9 moves for me to queen and 8 moves for him, so I just thought "he queens first and wins". What I SHOULD have realized was that he queens and then I queen immediately after AND I'm 2 pawns up! So it was another learning experience. -Dave C.

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Below is a list of all players from the state of MA
competing in the 2018 RI State Championship, Event #201806096562:
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Rank, State, USCF ID, Player, Old rating, New rating, Title Norm, Opponents

Section 1 - OPEN
#:	State USCF-ID  Player-Name  Rtng-In -> Rtng-Out Title-Norm   Opp-List
3:	MA 15072460 DUSTIN LIANG R: 2145   -> 2150          Opponents

Section 2 - U1900
#:	State USCF-ID  Player-Name  Rtng-In -> Rtng-Out Title-Norm   Opp-List
1:	MA 12413721 DAVE COUTURE R: 1783   -> 1796          Opponents
2:	MA 15801498 BRANDON NI R: 1574   -> 1633          Opponents
3:	MA 16295852 MATTHEW GARCIA R: 1552   -> 1628          Opponents
8:	MA 10014832 ERIC LEVIN R: 1595   -> 1577          Opponents
10:	MA 12534279 JOE GARCIA R: 1352   -> 1321          Opponents

Section 3 - U1500
#:	State USCF-ID  Player-Name  Rtng-In -> Rtng-Out Title-Norm   Opp-List
2:	MA 16442640 PRACHI DAYAL R: 1437   -> 1434          Opponents
7:	MA 16614244 TOMMY THACH R: 1030   -> 1035          Opponents
9:	MA 16282415 SIDDHARTH AJAY KURUP R:  917   ->  892          Opponents

Section 4 - U1200
#:	State USCF-ID  Player-Name  Rtng-In -> Rtng-Out Title-Norm   Opp-List
1:	MA 16614223 NGLAN GLA R:  549P11->  776P14       Opponents
3:	MA 16260353 JOSHUA LEE R:  905   ->  833          Opponents
5:	MA 16699951 TAMANNA GURUNG R: Unrated->  511P4        Opponents
6:	MA 16680618 ALINA TAMANG R:  170P3 ->  212P6        Opponents
7:	MA 16724082 KAMALA SUBBA R:  227P3 ->  102P6        Opponents

Wayne Steadman at
Ernest Fandreyer Memorial tournament, October 18, 2017

Arthur Barlas (L) with the black pieces vs. Wayne Steadman (R) with white.
John Bastarache, Roger Cappallo, & George Mirijanian are seen in the background.

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Wayne L. Steadman of Lunenburg, whose membership in the Wachusett Chess Club went back more than 35 years, passed away on Monday, June 4th, in the Life Care Center of Leominster. He was 75. He was a longtime member of the U.S. Chess Federation and a former longtime member of the Massachusetts Chess Association. From November 1991 until his last game at the club, round 4 of the Ernest Fandreyer Memorial on Nov. 8, 2017, Wayne had played in 215 events and over a hundred more prior to 1991,for which the USCF has no online data. Wayne was your "quintessential" club player. The overwhelming majority of his tournaments were played at the Wachusett CC.
His funeral will be held Friday, June 8th, at 10 a.m. at the Silas F. Richardson & Son Funeral Home, 106 West St., Leominster, followed by burial in Bellevue Cemetery in Harvard, Mass.
Calling hours at the funeral home are Thursday, June 7th, from 5 to 7 p.m. The Wachusett Chess Club extends its deepest condolences to the Steadman family. Complete obit is available at www.richardsonfuneralhome.net
-George M

2018 WCC 'A' Championship
Round 4 of 7

♔ 2018 WCC CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS AFTER ROUND 4 of 7 ♔

Name ▼ & rating	Roger Cappallo	George Mirijanian	Paul Godin	Larry Gladding	Dave Couture	Gary Brassard	Arthur Barlas	Ken Gurge	Score ▼
Roger Cappallo 1982			1	1	0			1/2	2.5
George Mirijanian 1959			1/2			0	1	1	2.5
Paul Godin 1949	0	1/2		1	1				2.5
Larry Gladding 1795	0		0			(postponed)	1	(postponed)	1
Dave Couture 1778	1		0				1	0	2
Gary Brassard 1757		1		(postponed)			1	1/2	2.5
Arthur Barlas 1750		0		0	0	0			0
Ken Gurge 1741	1/2	0		(postponed)	1	1/2			2

Percy Yip, aka Puichiu Yip, of Andover, formerly of Chelmsford, Mass. was the top vote-getter in the 2018 Massachusetts Chess Association election. Percy, along with his daughter Carissa, 2014 Wachusett CC champion, was a club member from early December 2010 until early January 2015. He received 97 votes out of a total number of 116 ballots received from a total number of 146 registered MACA voters. Percy became one of 8 directors elected to serve on the MACA executive board.

Other directors elected were:
Steven Winer (88 votes),
Steven Frymer (76),
Jiayun Liu (75),
Nicholas Sterling (68),
Jeffrey Caruso (66),
Oleg Poliannikov (63), and
Paul Arond (59),
the last of whom withdrew his nomination after ballots were sent out and whose director's position will be filled by the MACA board at its next meeting. Re-elected as MACA president was Nathan Smolensky, who garnered 89 votes. John Sadoff was re-elected as vice president with 62 votes. Re-elected as treasurer was Bob Messenger with 96 votes. And Andrew Hoy was re-elected as clerk with 94. Interestingly enough, Carissa Yip received 33 write-in votes for director, which was a greater number than was received by two candidates on the MACA ballot!
-George M

2018 WCC 'A' Championship
Round 3 of 7

♔ 2018 WCC CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS AFTER ROUND 3 of 7 ♔

Name ▼ & rating	Roger Cappallo	George Mirijanian	Paul Godin	Larry Gladding	Dave Couture	Gary Brassard	Arthur Barlas	Ken Gurge	Score ▼
Roger Cappallo 1982				1	0			1/2	1.5
George Mirijanian 1959			1/2			0	1		1.5
Paul Godin 1949		1/2		1	1				2.5
Larry Gladding 1795	0		0				1		1
Dave Couture 1778	1		0					0	1
Gary Brassard 1757		1					1	1/2	2.5
Arthur Barlas 1750		0		0		0			0
Ken Gurge 1741	1/2				1	1/2			2

Wachusett Chess Club players are among the early advance entries registered to compete in the 87th Massachusetts Open, scheduled for May 26-28 at the Best Western Royal Plaza Hotel in Marlborough. Roland Booker and Mariano Rivera, both of whom are currently on hot streaks based on their most recent tournament performances, will join scores of other players in vying for top prizes during the Memorial Day weekend. Booker is signed up for the 2-day schedule in the Under 1800 section, while Rivera is registered for the 3-day schedule in the Under 1500 section along with fellow WCC player, Michael David. Booker just finished first in the Under 1800 section of the BCF $15 Open on May 19th at the Boylston Chess Club in North Cambridge and tied for the top Under 1650 prize in the Martin Laine Memorial that finished 10 days earlier at the Wachusett CC. Rivera tied for 2nd place in the Martin Laine Memorial and also tied for first place in the Class D section of the 27th Eastern Class Championships that ended on April 29th in Sturbridge.

Joining Booker and Rivera in the upcoming Mass. Open is a former Wachusett CC co-champion, Erik Zoltan, who is signed up to play in the 3-day schedule of the Under 2100 section. Zoltan, who was known years ago as Erik von Rosenvinge, tied for first place with Lee Denis in the 1989 Wachusett CC championship, when the club was meeting at the St. Joseph Club in the Cleghorn section of Fitchburg. Directing the 87th Mass. Open will be Bob Messenger of Nashua,NH, who was chief TD of the 2011 Wachusett Chess Club championship.
-George M

Roland Booker, a Wachusett CC member from Fitchburg, finished first in the U1800 section of the BCF $15 Open, held Saturday, May 19, at the Boylston Chess Club in North Cambridge. Booker, who returned to the WCC on April 5, 2017 - after an absence from the club of more than 13 years - chalked up a perfect score of 4-0 to win the 18-player section and take home first-place prize money. A total of 42 players competed in the two-section, one-day tournament.
-George M

2018 WCC 'A' Championship
Round 1 of 7