The latest results are as follows:
A-league:
David Lettington 1-0 Dean Thompson
Nick Allen 1-0 Matt Gazes
Len Hammond 0-1 Henry Williams
B-league:
Neil Miners 1-0 Tim Gazes
Arjun Toor 1-0 Jason Boyes
Ben Edwards 1-0 John Morgan
So, David Lettington takes a clear lead in the A-league, and Henry Williams got his season off to a winning start. There was shock result in the B-league, as the leader John Morgan lost to newcomer Ben Edwards. Well done Ben!
Welcome!
Snodland Chess Club welcomes players of all ages and abilities from complete beginner to Grandmaster.
We are a friendly, welcoming club and we can provide free coaching to take you from beginner to winner! We particularly welcome junior members.
You can e-mail david_lettington@hotmail.com for more details or just turn up at the club any Thursday evening.
We have teams in Kent County Chess Association and English Chess Federation competitions.
We are a friendly, welcoming club and we can provide free coaching to take you from beginner to winner! We particularly welcome junior members.
You can e-mail david_lettington@hotmail.com for more details or just turn up at the club any Thursday evening.
We have teams in Kent County Chess Association and English Chess Federation competitions.
Sunday, 7 October 2007
Tuesday, 2 October 2007
Matt scores a quick win.
Here is a quick win from Matt Bunn in the recent Crowborough Rapidplay tournament.
The first eight moves are pretty even, but 9.Ng5 is not very useful and Matt takes full advantage with a quick build up on the Kingside. 14.Bd2 is a clear error, as 14.f3 or 14.h3 are necessary. The unnatural looking 15.Nge4 is better than Nf3 as Matt unleashes a devastating series of blows culminating in 18...g5 which forces his opponent's resignation.
The first eight moves are pretty even, but 9.Ng5 is not very useful and Matt takes full advantage with a quick build up on the Kingside. 14.Bd2 is a clear error, as 14.f3 or 14.h3 are necessary. The unnatural looking 15.Nge4 is better than Nf3 as Matt unleashes a devastating series of blows culminating in 18...g5 which forces his opponent's resignation.
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