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Private: Facility Control Keeps Control of The CPAN League After Round 5!

by walatarides June 25, 2018

written by walatarides

The Season 3 of the CPAN League continued a few weekends ago with lots of spice, as Facility Control who are the defending champion continue to lead the whole pack after five (5) rounds of classical play and still remained undefeated. The Outliers are tied for 2nd, but ahead on game points over Deciphers by one and a half (1½) game points. Blue Ocean, Team Saxx and Evergreen teams are on six (6) points, while when considering tie breaks, Blue Ocean lead with eighteen and a half (18.5) points, while Team Saxx and Evergreen have seventeen (17) and sixteen and a half (16.5) points respectively. Team YCT and Hope for Girls Team are sailing at the rock bottom of the table.

CPAN League Season 3
Chevron Recreational Center, Gbagada, Lagos
Team Round Robin
90mins+30secs added
IA Amisun Hikmot

ROUND 3 REPORT

The first shocker of the day was Junior Terminator on board 1, comprising of teenagers who terminated Chess Sensation team, picking up four (4) wins out of a possible six (6). Babalola Peter of Junior Terminator defeated Jimmy Davidson; Ozegbe Precious defeated Ademosu Oladipupo while Titus Maxwell defeated Adara Godswill. A cool walkover for Oyhakilome Daniel completed the four (4) points for the team. Patrick Gregg lost to highly rated Edet Udeme (ELO 2123), while Oyhakilome David lost to Mafoitan Oladipupo.

Team Saxx eventually SAXXED the Yabatech College Team, although the later took a scalp on board 4, thanks to Ezeani Truth who defeated the Captain, who also is the CPAN President Ayokanmi Ajayi, with the black pieces.

Facility Control Team ensured that they controlled Team Unilag with a two (2) point margin. Alex Ayomide held Soyoye Abel (ELO 2069) to a draw, while Ofubu Samson also held Soyoye Mandy Tega to a draw.

The Outlier typically outlined the Hope of the Girls five and a half (5.5) – half (0.5), with an interestingly winnable position that ended draw on board six (6), where Nwanze Esther held Olowe Iyanuoluwa. The Evergreen team got deciphered by the Decipher’s Team, even with the introduction of International Master Olape Olubunmi (ELO 2244) for the former as the latter introduced IM Adu Oladapo (ELO 2299), who is currently the 2nd highest rated player in the country, and the highest rated International Master of the country. IM Olape Olubunmi was held to a draw by FM Osunfuyi Abimbola. Akagha Tochukwu, IM Adu Oladapo and Ofowino Toritsemuwa defeated all their respective opponents, to help the Deciphers win with three and a half (3.5) points – two and a half (2.5) points over the Evergreen.

The Chesszits could not swim ashore the Blue Ocean and after trying so hard to stay afloat, eventually drowned in the Ocean. Koko Obubele lost to Akinwamide Oluwadamilare, Omishogbon Nkem defeated Tochukwu Ezinna while FM Ajibowo Olamide defeated Ugushidah Ikorogbudu for the Blue Ocean win of three and a half (3.5) points – two and a half (2.5) points

ROUND 4

Round four (4) had the hungry Chesszits go on rampage against the Junior Terminators, and beating them four and a half (4.5) points – one and a half (1.5). Ozegbe Precious defeated Tochukwu Ezinna and Babalola Peter secured a draw against Henshaw Effiong.

The Deciphers unlike Chesszits in the previous round successfully decoded the Blue Ocean and swam ashore only losing two (2) points in the process. Nigeria’s highest rated U14 player, Keyush Venket, lost to Akinwamide Oluwadamilare, even though he held his own till the end, Ambesh held FM Ajibowo Olamide to a draw, while Ajele Rotimi also held FM Osunfuyi Abimbola to a draw.

Hope for Girls lost totally to the Evergreen team, but not without pulling a full point. Pelomoh Jessica defeated Oluwaseun Assa with the black pieces to claim the only game point for her team, which was celebrated the same way Panama celebrated their only goal against England at the ongoing FIFA World Cup.

Team Unilag got outlined by the Outliers by a narrow margin. The introduction of Oloruntola Gbenga surged the team upwards. Upset of the round was the game between Ewofobe Frank of Outliers who lost to Alex Ayomide of Team UNILAG, while Salami Timmy was held to a draw by Olowe Iyanuoluwa.

Facility Control ended up controlling Team Saxx, but not without Oluwalasinu Bamidele (ELO 2141) claiming the scalp of IM Balogun Oluwafemi (ELO 2278) of Facility Control and Lapite Oluwadurotimi defeating Okemakinde Toluwani to secure two (2) game points out of the possible six (6) points for the team.

The chess recipe served by Chess Sensation to Team YCT was too sweet, to be contained hence their loss on five (5) boards. With Adetilewa Adeola being the only one to pull a draw for the whole team.

ROUND 5

The Junior Terminators defeated Yaba Tech Team in this round, which was a wonderful feat by these set of young players.

Facility Control totally annihilated Chess Sensation team with a six (6) – zero (0) flawless victory! The only team that suffered this much was Chesszit team, but then, this was as a result of a walkover against their opponent, the Outliers, during the first round of the league.

Evergreen Team defeated Team Unilag four (4) – two (2), and the Hope for Girls team were completely mangled by the Blue Ocean ensuring none of made it ashore with a six (6) – zero (0) scoreline.

Chesszits without their strongest player FM Kigigha Bomo, who is the highest rated player in the country lost to the Deciphers team. The inclusion of FM Osunfuyi Abimbola and IM Oladapo Adu into the team, has seen the team soar to 2nd position after five (5) rounds with only one (1) loss, which was to Facility Control to tie with the Outliers on the same match point.

Team Saxx got served by the Outliers four and a half (4.5) points – one and a half (1.5) points. This might be as a result of the loss of one of their top players Lapite Oluwadurotimi, who was defeated by the resurgent Oyelabi Jonathan. Unrated (but strong) Olortunola Gbenga held Oluwalasinu Bamidele (2141) to a draw on board one (1), while Job Oluwatobiloba secured the only win for Team Saxx by defeating Iyanuoluwa Olowe.

Facility Control can not afford to be comfortable at the moment, because just one loss might blow the league open, and give the Outliers team and Deciphers’ team a way back todream of snatching the top spot, as they are currently following with serious determination. Question is, would Facility Control win the CPAN League again (doing a Madrid at the UCL)? Let’s wait and see what the remaining six (6) rounds unfolds.

June 25, 2018 1 comment

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CPAN Chess League Season 3: Facility Control Stuffingly Controlling

by walatarides March 31, 2018

written by walatarides

The defending champions of the CPAN League Season Two (2) have taken the lead in the ongoing Season Three (3) with four (4) game points, by totally stuffing the Hope for Girls Team with a clear six to nothing (6-0), and joining Team Saxx (at the summit of the league) who defeated Chess Sensation with a narrow one point (3.5-2.5), thanks to a walk over on board 1 in favour of the former. The President of CPAN, Ms Ayokanmi Ajayi played against her Vice President, Udeme Dominic. Vice President didn’t bow to her superiority, as he defeated her on the board to show who is indeed superior (on the board though).

CPAN Chess League Season 3
Venue: Chevron Recreational Center, Gbagada, Lagos.
Tournament Type: Team Round Robin
Time Control: 90mins+30secs added from move 1.
Chief Arbiter: IA Amisu Omotayo
League Secretary: Oyeleye Olawale

Chesszits after losing their first round to a walkover on all their boards, as a result of their lateness to the tournament, totally outplayed the formidable Evergreen team. A beautiful game was played by veteran FM Agusto Obafunmilayo against Koko Obubele on board 1 which the former lost. Under 16 Tochukwu Ezinna in a totally lost position, picked up the win against Odafe Efemuai, due to the violation of the rule: “No phones in the playing hall”, which after his opponent’s phone rang, was punished by an outright forfeit according to the rules of the tournament.

Ugushidah Ikorogbudu defeated Dr. Martin Odum and FM Kigigha Bomo had to prove why he is the highest rated player in the country by defeating FM Erhabo David. The only loss was by Lovejoy Ezinna, the “Zits” team captain played against Evergreen’s female player Assa Oluwaseun and Assa showed why she is classified as one of the best female players in the country by defeating Lovejoy, while Perpetual Obiyoyo defeated Adebayo Tanitoluwa for Chesszits to win with a whooping four (4) points difference (5-1) in this encounter.

The Outliers were totally deciphered by the Deciphers team. Onokpite Kennedy defeated Adelaja Adewale in a keenly contested brawl, FM Osunfuyi Abimbola defeated Eloka Eguagwu, while Ambesh tore apart Babayanju Rotimi’s Sicilian defense. Tochukwu Akagha defeated youngster Oyelabi Jonathan and Toritse Ofowino defeated Okeke Isaac to wrap it up for the Deciphers. The only win for the Outliers was from Olabisi Oluwaseun, with the match ending in another four (4) point difference (5-1).

It is very rare for University Chess Players to compete with Polytechnic or School of Technology students in a school team tournament. But when University of Lagos team were paired against Yaba College of Technology in this round, the latter dominated the encounter, winning four (4) games out of six (6) boards.

Ranking Crosstable after Round 2

Rank	Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	MP	Pts
1	FACILITY CONTROL	*		3½								6		4	9½
2	TEAM SAXX		*					3½					5	4	8½
3	DECIPHERS	2½		*	5									2	7½
4	OUTLIERS			1	*					6F				2	7
5	BLUE OCEAN					*			2				5	2	7
6	TEAM UNILAG						*	2½			4			2	6½
7	CHESS SENSATION		2½				3½	*						2	6
8	EVERGREEN					4			*	1				2	5
9	CHESSZITS				0F				5	*				2	5
10	TEAM YCT						2				*	3		1	5
11	HOPE FOR GIRLS	0									3	*		1	3
12	JUNIOR TERMINATOR		1			1							*	0	2

Board Pairing and Result.

2.1	12	JUNIOR TERMINATOR		1 – 5	7	BLUE OCEAN
1		Saleh Nuru	0	0 : 1		Fabeyo Fred	1944
2		Sodiq Adebola	0	0 : 1		Omishogbon Nkem	1671
3		Titus Maxwell	1681	1 : 0		Sattic	0
4		Ozegbe Precious	0	0 : 1		Adewole Adeyinka	1975
5		Oyakhilome David	0	0 : 1		Ajele Rotimi	2176
6		Babalola Peter	0	0 : 1	FM	Ajibowo Olamide	2107
2.2	8	CHESSZITS		5 – 1	6	EVERGREEN
1		Koko Obubele	2144	1 : 0	FM	Agusto Obafunilayo	2148
2		Tochukwu Ezinna	0	1 : 0		Efemuai Odafe	1867
3		Ugushidah Ikorogbudu	2132	1 : 0		Dr Martin Odum	0
4	FM	Kigigha Bomo	2323	1 : 0	FM	Erhabor Dave	2030
5		Lovejoy Ezinna	0	0 : 1		Assa Oluwaseun	1906
6		Perpetual Obiyoyo	0	1 : 0		Adebayo Tanitoluwa	1313
2.3	9	DECIPHERS		5 – 1	5	OUTLIERS
1		Onokpite Kennedy	2080	1 : 0		Adelaja Adewale	1968
2	FM	Osunfuyi Abimbola	2212	1 : 0		Eloka Eguagwu	1802
3		Ambesh	1903	1 : 0		Babayanju Rotimi	1934
4		Akagha Tochukwu	2151	1 : 0		Oyelabi Jonathan	1676
5		Ofowino Toritsemuwa	1794	1 : 0		Okeke Isaac	1650
6		Venket	0	0 : 1		Olabisi Elizabeth Oluwaseun	1606
2.4	10	HOPE FOR GIRLS		0 – 6	4	FACILITY CONTROL
1		Ugheighele Assurance	0	0 : 1		Abdulrahman Abdulraheem	2153
2		Pelomoh Jessica	0	0 : 1	CM	Akinseye Abiola	2123
3		Obi Elizabeth	0	0 : 1		Enarevba Tega Mandy	1687
4		Titus Faith	0	0 : 1	IM	Balogun Oluwafemi	2278
5		Ozemade Victoria	0	– : +		Deiyi Roland CM	2135
6		Okpegbuo Somtochukwu	1342	0 : 1		Okemakinde Toluwanimi	0
2.5	11	TEAM UNILAG		4 – 2	3	TEAM YCT
1		Fatoke Ademola	0	0 : 1		Chukwuma Chisom	0
2		Essiet Nseghe	0	1 : 0		Adetilewa Adeola	0
3		Bones David	0	1 : 0		Abidogun Peter	0
4		Izuogu Mickey	0	1 : 0		Ezeoda Michael	0
5		Alex Ayomide	0	1 : 0		Lawal Olamide	0
6		Fabusuyi Simi	0	– : +		Ekunke Perez	0
2.6	1	TEAM SAXX		3½ – 2½	2	CHESS SENSATION
1		Oluwalasinu Bamidele	2141	+ : –		Godswill Adara	0
2	ACM	Tobun Olajide	1602	½ : ½		Oyenowo Oluwafemi	0
3		Ayokanmi Ajayi	1620	0 : 1		Edet Udeme	2123
4		Oluwalasinu Seye	2084	1 : 0		Mafoitan Oladipupo	1862
5		Oluwatobiloba Job	1764	0 : 1		Peace Sampson	1660
6		Onakoya Tunde	2165	1 : 0		Abimbola Kalesanwo	1599

Round three (3) of the tournament would be coming up in June. The Junior Terminators would need to put in a lot of training time to avail them the confidence to terminate Chess Sensations, while Team Saxx already told Team Yaba College of Technology that they are coming all out for them. Facility Control Team versus University of Lagos Team looks a little one sided, but the Captain of Unilag team has vowed to cause a lot of upsets in the League, and they started brightly, we await to see how they hold their own against the defending champions of the league. Hope for Girls would be tangoing with the Outliers, while the match to watch would be between the Evergreen against the Deciphers Team, who both have something to prove after the bashing received and doled out respectively, in the second (2nd) round of the League.

Round 3
No.	SNo.	Team	Res.	Team	SNo.
1	2	CHESS SENSATION	–	JUNIOR TERMINATOR	12
2	3	TEAM YCT	–	TEAM SAXX	1
3	4	FACILITY CONTROL	–	TEAM UNILAG	11
4	5	OUTLIERS	–	HOPE FOR GIRLS	10
5	6	EVERGREEN	–	DECIPHERS	9
6	7	BLUE OCEAN	–	CHESSZITS	8

Round 4

No.	SNo.	Team	Res.	Team	SNo.
1	12	JUNIOR TERMINATOR	–	CHESSZITS	8
2	9	DECIPHERS	–	BLUE OCEAN	7
3	10	HOPE FOR GIRLS	–	EVERGREEN	6
4	11	TEAM UNILAG	–	OUTLIERS	5
5	1	TEAM SAXX	–	FACILITY CONTROL	4
6	2	CHESS SENSATION	–	TEAM YCT	3

Round 5

No.	SNo.	Team	Res.	Team	SNo.
1	3	TEAM YCT	–	JUNIOR TERMINATOR	12
2	4	FACILITY CONTROL	–	CHESS SENSATION	2
3	5	OUTLIERS	–	TEAM SAXX	1
4	6	EVERGREEN	–	TEAM UNILAG	11
5	7	BLUE OCEAN	–	HOPE FOR GIRLS	10
6	8	CHESSZITS	–	DECIPHERS	9

March 31, 2018 0 comments

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The CPAN Chess League: Season 3 Begins

by Tendai Mubayiwa March 21, 2018

written by Tendai Mubayiwa

The third (3rd) Season of The CPAN Chess League began with some interesting changes in the tournament rules, which was communicated to all team captains with the expectation that they would communicate same to their various players. Each team comprised of unlimited number of players in the first two (2) editions of the league, but this time around, it was reduced to twelve (12) players per team, which still included at least one (1) under 16 player and a female player.

There is now a walk over time of one (1) hour after the start of the tournament, which was not in the first 2 seasons. Some players even came during those periods at two (2) mins to the end of their time and started playing. This, the organizers believed is affecting the reputation of the league hence placed the check in order to increase the reputation of the league. It is no longer business as usual but a serious business.

CPAN Chess League Season 3
Tournament Type: Team Round Robin
Rounds: 11 Rounds
Time Control: 90mins +30secs added from move 1
Chief Arbiter: IA Hikmot Amisun
League Secretary: Oyeleye Olawale
Venue: Chevron Recreational Center, Gbagada, Lagos, Nigeria
Date: 17th March, 2018.

Twelve (12) teams registered for the tournament. Facility Control who is the defending champion of the league are in to win it again, while the Evergreen Team believe they would do wonders this time around. Not to mention the Deciphers’ team that had to call for reinforcement after checking their performance in their previous season, and they were able to land FM Osunfuyi Abimbola as the ignition to spark up everyone in the team and lead them to victory.

The Outliers team had a little hiccup in the team, when their top player Akinwamide Oluwadamilare left for the Blue Ocean team. Guess the latter team had a better offer and more known players representing them. The Captain of Outlier in person of Adewale Adelaja believes they would pull surprises with the abrupt changes in their team list as they did in the last season, where they finished third (3rd) on the table.

An all girls team following the idea of Grandmaster Judith Polgar, who is on a cause for encouraging female players to play the royal game, was created by Coach Boyo Paul who also recognized some potential female players and would want them to participate at the top level of Nigerian chess. He also brought another team comprising of teenagers called the Junior Terminators.

Team YabaTech College Sponsored by the CPAN President, Ms Ayokanmi Ajayi, also feature in this event. This is believed, would help the players achieve the best results in the upcoming Nigerian Polytechnic Games. JING Design Build sponsored University of Lagos Team for the league. This is also expected to improve the players of the University for the upcoming Nigerian University Games.

A new team all the way from the Southern part of Nigeria, emerged with the name Chess Zits. This team is led by Mr. Ezinna Lovejoy who was able to bag the highest rated player in the country in person of FM Kigigha Bomo and bring him to the league, after the first (1st) season where young Oyelabi Jonathan against all odds drew with the player. Another highly notable player in the team is Obubele Koko (Double Knights Master), who has won more tournaments in the South-South region of the country in the past year, than most. Check the player’s list for more.

Before the Start of the rounds, there was a team captain’s meeting, chaired by the League Secretary in person of Oyeleye Olawale. The only missing team captain or representative at the meet was that of Chesszits. Most of their players were en-route to Lagos as at the time of the meeting.

ROUND 1 Report

Junior Terminator played Team Saxx in the first round and lost not without snatching two draws from their opponents. Tobiloba Ogunsanya held Ayokanmi Ajayi to a draw on board 2 while Ajuh John held Damilola Ojo to a draw on board 4 to secure the one (1) point out of a possible six (6) in the round.

Hope for Girls held Team Yabatech to a draw, thanks to two Yabatech players who were walked over in the round and Ugheighele Assurance, who lost against Alade Oluwasegun, was eventually gifted the full point due to a board order rule, which the opposing team flouted. Chess sensation defeated Team Unilag with just a point difference. With Unilag’s Izuogu Mickey defeating veteran chess player Oyeneyin Tajudeen, Alex Ayomide’s opponent lost due to a walkover, while Salami Timmy held Agusto Abdulrahman to a draw.

Facility Control controlled the Deciphers by a full point as the team’s junior player lost to Toritsemuwa Ofowino (The Men Beater) in a draw looking endgame, because he flouted the rule of setting his clock by himself despite the clear and continuous warning from the Chief Arbiter at the beginning of the round. The game between the duo went past the required tournament stoppage time, hence the inquisition into their game (by the arbiter), as it was the last game standing. When asked “who set his clock?”, the junior player said Coach Boyo Paul did, which the latter declined as he was not an arbiter in the event, hence not having the right to set any board’s chess clock. It was a painful loss for the young man but a lifetime lesson was learnt.

Chesszits completely lost to the Outliers team based on the fact that Chesszits team were en-route to Lagos from PortHarcourt on the day of the tournament. There was no prior information to the organizers that they would not be able to make the first round, which would have necessitated a reschedule of their match against their opponent to another day. The clocks were set, boards arranged, and they all lost by time default, which was one (1) hour after the start of the round. The team captain of Chesszits tried soliciting for a match reschedule with Outliers which the latter declined, because the captain did not ask apologetically. The matter was reported and an Appeal’s committee was set up which comprised of all Team Captain’s and the Secretary of the league exempting the two teams involved. The Appeal’s committee had a complete vote that the games be walked over and the result stood.

The Evergreen team who finished second in the last season of the league came out strong against the Blue Ocean team and the newest addition to Blue Ocean in person of Akinwamide Oluwadamilare, who was listed to play for the team on the day, came an hour late to the event hence losing on the board to FM Agusto Funmilayo. Another walkover in favour of the Evergreen was on board 6, where Blue Ocean had no available under-16 on their board.

Team Pairing and Results is shown below.

No.	SNo.	Team	Res.	Team	SNo.
1	1	TEAM SAXX	5 – 1	JUNIOR TERMINATOR	12
2	2	CHESS SENSATION	3½ – 2½	TEAM UNILAG	11
3	3	TEAM YCT	3 – 3	HOPE FOR GIRLS	10
4	4	FACILITY CONTROL	3½ – 2½	DECIPHERS	9
5	5	OUTLIERS	6 – 0	CHESSZITS	8
6	6	EVERGREEN	4 – 2	BLUE OCEAN	7

Board Pairings and Result are shown below:

1.1	1	TEAM SAXX		5 : 1		12	JUNIOR TERMINATOR
1		Oluwalasinu Seye		1 : 0			Oyakilome Daniel
2		Ayokanmi Ajayi		½ : ½			Tobiloba Ogunsanya
3		Oluwatobiloba Job		1 : 0			Babalola Peter
4		Damilola Ojo		½ : ½			Ajuh John
5		Tobun Olajide		1 : 0			Ozegbe Precious
6		Oluwalasinu Bamidele		1 : 0			Titus Maxwell
1.2	2	CHESS SENSATION			3.5 : 2.5	11	TEAM UNILAG
1		Oyenowo Femi		1 : 0			Bones David
2		Tajudeen Oyeneyin		0 : 1			Izuogu Mickey
3		Godwill Adara		– : +			Alex Ayomide
4		Agusto Rahman		½ : ½			Salami Timmy
5		Praises Akinloluwa Omisakin		1 : 0			Fabusuyi Simi
6		Peace Sampson		1 : 0			Awotoye Bukola
1.3	3	TEAM YCT			3 : 3	10	HOPE FOR GIRLS
1		Chisom Chukwuma		1 : 0			Pelomoh Jessica
2		Abidogun Peter		– : +			Asmau Soneye
3		Alade Oluwasegun		0 : 1			Ugheighele Assurance
4		Ezeani Truth		1 : 0			Ogunleye Oluwaseyi
5		Nicolo		– : +			Ozemade Victoria
6		Ekunke Goodness		1 : 0			Titus Faith
1.4	4	FACILITY CONTROL			3.5 : 2.5	9	DECIPHERS
1		Soyoye Abel		1 : 0			Venket
2		Akinseye Abiola		1 : 0			Onokpite Kennedy
3		Deiyi Roland		½ : ½			Osunfuyi Abimbola
4		Balogun Oluwafemi		1 : 0			Oladejo Tunde
5		Okemakinde Tolu		0 : 1			Ofowino Toritsemuwa
6		Aisha Ibrahim		0 : 1			Akagha Tochukwu
1.5	5	OUTLIERS			6 : 0	8	CHESSZITS
1		Obioma Onuoha		+ : –			Lovejoy Ezinna
2		Eloka Eguagwu		+ : –			Kigigha Bomo
3		Adebayo Akinniyi		+ : –			Tochukwu Ezinna
4		Oyelabi Jonathan		+ : –			Obubele Koko
5		Okeke Isaac		+ : –			Perpetual Obiyoyo
6		Iyanuoluwa Olowe		+ : –			Ugushidah Ikorogbudu
1.6	6	EVERGREEN	4 : 2			7	BLUE OCEAN
1		Efemuai Odafe		1 : 0			Ajele Rotimi
2		Agusto Funmilayo		+ : –			Akinwamide Tosin
3		Odum Martin		0 : 1			Ajibowo Olamide
4		Erhabor Dave		1 : 0			Doris Adebayo
5		Adebayo Tani		0 : 1			Fabeyo Fred
6		Assa Oluwaseun		+ : –			–

Team Cross Table After Round 1

Rank	Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	MP3	Pts.
1	OUTLIERS	*											6	3	6
2	TEAM SAXX		*									5		3	5
3	EVERGREEN			*							4			3	4
4	CHESS SENSATION				*					3½				3	3½
	FACILITY CONTROL					*			3½					3	3½
6	TEAM YCT						*	3						1	3
	HOPE FOR GIRLS						3	*						1	3
8	DECIPHERS					2½			*					0	2½
	TEAM UNILAG				2½					*				0	2½
10	BLUE OCEAN			2							*			0	2
11	JUNIOR TERMINATOR		1									*		0	1
12	CHESSZITS	0											*	0	0

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March 21, 2018 3 comments