Gar-Field Scholastic

Submitted by Vtan on Mon, 05/04/2009 at 6:52am.

Free Scholastic Tournament in Prince William

Start Date/Time: May 30, 2009 at 9AM
End Date/Time: May 30, 2009 at 4PM

Location:
   Gar-Field HS
   14000 Smoketown Road
   Woodbridge, VA, 22192
   United States

WHO:  All Elementary, Middle, High, or Home School Students.

 

WHAT/WHERE: Scholastic chess tournament @ Gar-Field High School (14000 Smoketown Road, Woodbridge, VA 22192). For direction use: .     

 

WHEN:  SATURDAY, May 30th

 

REGISTRATION:  Register via e-mail with name, grade and school to: princewilliamchess@gmail.com. Registration will be confirmed via return e-mail. There will be NO registration at the school on May 30th.  DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION IS 6:00 PM ON THURSDAY, May 28th.  (Please do not wait until the deadline to register.)

 

TIMES: Players should arrive and “check-in” between 8:00 and 8:45am.  Confirmation “roll call”at 8:50.  1st Round will begin at 9:00.  (Players arriving after “roll call”will miss 1st Round.)

                 

SECTIONS:Primary (K-3), Elementary (4-5), Middle School (6-8), & High School (9-12)

 

 AWARDS:  Top Individuals and Top Teams in each section will receive trophies.

 Other players will receive medals or certificates.

 

COST:  None.  The tournament is sponsored by the C. D. Hylton High School Chess Club

in the interest of promoting scholastic chess.

             

INFORMATION/ORGANIZER:Dick Stableford.  Phone: 703-670-5887; (do not call

after May 29th) or e-mail: o6usmc@comcast.net.  

                                    

RULES/PROCEDURES:  Time Control:  G/30. Touch move and other standard United States Chess Federation (USCF) tournament rules will be explained briefly at the start, and will apply.  The top four scores of a school team will be used to determine the winning team.   Any student may enter and does not have to be part of a school team, but at least two students from the same school must participate to constitute a team.  No one is eliminated.  All participants are expected to play 4 rounds unless withdrawal is required for medical or other emergency reasons.  In each round students will play an opponent who has a similar record of wins/losses/draws within the section to that point in the tournament. Chess sets will be provided.

 

CONCESSIONS:   A ‘parent-volunteer’ food concession will provide hotdogs, pizza, nachos, and other snack food and drinks.  (Concession proceeds will be used to defray tournament costs.)

NOTE: Students may play "up" (That means, for example, a Middle Schooler can play in the High School section.  Tournament is unrated.


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