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With the help of the GameKnot.com chess viewer, submitting your games to ChessMaine.net for publication is easier than you may think. In this post, we show you the steps to get your brilliancies--and learning experiences--up on the web. With your help and games we can make ChessMaine.net, the official site of the Maine Chess Association, even better! |
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Congratulations to Roger Morin, Maine's Winningest Player for the last six years (2007-2012). Roger topped the charts with five tournament wins in 2007, eight in 2008, eight in 2009, twelve in 2010, ten in 2011 and twelve in 2012. That's a total of fifty-five Maine tournament wins in six years. A hearty, "well done" to Maine's player to beat! |
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A very strong turnout was on hand for the 14th Annual MLK Chess Day Tournament at the Stillwater Montessori School in Old Town on January 21, 2013. Sixty-three players competed in four sections. The winners were: Roger Morin (Open), Nicholas Kawamura (K-12), Stuart MacKay and Zack Grindal (K-8) and Ben Fitzpatrick (K-6 non-rated). Players, please send games from this tournament to info@chessmaine.net for publishing. |
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| "The worst enemy of the strategist is the clock. Time trouble reduces us all to pure reflex and reaction. Emotion and instinct cloud our strategic vision when there is no time for proper evaluation." -Garry Kasparov A year has past on the chess clock of life and it's once again time for the Best of ChessMaine.net-- a look back at the thrills and spills of the year in Maine chess. |
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Thirty-one players turned out in five sections for Maine's first tournament of the new year at the John Bapst New Year's Tournament played on January 6th, 2013 at John Bapst Memorial High School in Bangor. Winners were: Roger Morin (Quad 1), Curt Brock (Quad 2), William Ravn (Quad 3), J. Paul Ciarrocchi and Matthew Spear (U1200) and Vetri Vel (U600). |
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On October 6, 2012 Matthew Fishbein won the open section of New Hampshire Amateur, played in Manchester, with a perfect score of 4.0 points in four rounds. Winning this tournament came with another milestone for Matthew: his highest USCF rating, a whopping 2125. (Matthew has since increased that rating to high of 2131.) Congratulations Matthew and we look forward to following your chess exploits in 2013! |
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Congratulations to Jarod Bryan the winner of this year's Maine Chess Player of the Year competition. Bryan was able to clinch the title with one tournament, the Aurora Winter Solstice, still remaining in the schedule. Congratulations to second and third place finishers Lance Beloungie and Aaron Spencer and to all those who competed in this year-long event. |
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Twelve players turned out for the four round Presque Isle Junior Open #2 at the University of Maine Presque Isle on December 15th, 2012. The highest rated player, and by no means a junior, Roger Morin, took first with 4.0 points. Lois Morin and Rick Perry tied for 2nd-3rd with 3.0 points. In Maine's last tournament of 2012, David Hunter (568) scored an upset win over Roger Hardison (USCF1594) to finish with 2.0 points. |
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Thirty-two players competed in the 8th Annual Aurora Winter Solstice chess tournament at the Airline Community School in Aurora on Saturday, December 8th, 2012. Roger Morin topped the open section with a perfect 3.0 points, Andy Vaughn and Matt Spear shared first in the U1400 section with 2.0 points in three rounds, Brendan Penfold went undefeated and untied with 4.0 points in as many games and Rylee Eaton, Ben Penfold and Colyn Rich shared first in the U600 section. |
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On November 10th, nine players gathered in Presque Isle for a chess tournament in which five of the players were new USCF members. Rudy Hoffert, who played in his first event since the early 1990's, went 4-0 to take first place. Lois Morin and Rick Perry tied for 2nd-3rd with 3.0 points. Here are photos and the USCF crosstable of the event. |
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