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Ray Gatten vs Ken Jones, 10th USCCC Prelim

December 5, 2016 Martin Stahl

Game and annotations courtesy of NM Ken Jones

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Yesterday, the 2021 Missouri State Championship wrapped up, ending a long chess weekend that started with GM Alejandro Ramirez giving a lecture and simultaneous exhibition on Friday, sponsored by the Springfield and MSU Chess Clubs.On Sunday, after a day full of chess, the Open section ended with four players at the top tied at 4.0 points each: NM Julian Proleiko (MO), NM Ted Belanoff (NY), NM Ron Luther (MO), and Vaseegaran Nandhakumar (KS).NM Julian Proleiko won the MO Championship plaque on tiebreaks, with co-champion NM Ron Luther winning the MO Senior Championship.The Class A prize was split four ways between Jared Bray, Brian Rude, Matthew Pratt, and Ethan Stech.The Class B prize was won by Vineethreddy Thatiparthi.The Reserve section also experienced a tie at the top, with both players finishing undefeated at 4.5. CJ Armenta won the MO Championship plaque on tiebreaks, with Vidyuth Kamesh being co-champion.The Class D prize was won by CJ Elam, Class E by Alexander Hirst, and the U100/UNR prize by Ananya Wadhwa.Thank you to all the players that came out for a weekend of chess. A special thanks to NM Belanoff for donating his prize to the MCA.US Chess Crosstable: www.uschess.org/msa/XtblMain.php?202109192732-12561384 ... See MoreSee Less

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Final round started. In the Open, NM Ted Belanoff is trying to remain undefeated to cinch 1st place. Things are still up in the air to determine the MO State and the Senior Champions.In the Reserve, CJ Armenta and Vidyuth Kamesh both remain undefeated leaving first place and the Reserve Championship possible for the top two boards in the section. ... See MoreSee Less

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Round 4 has started. In the Open, two players go into the day with perfect scores, NM Julian Proleiko and NM Ted Belanoff. Six other players follow one point behind, trying to catch up to the leaders. ... See MoreSee Less

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Round 3 for the Reserve section just completed. Four players go into tomorrow undefeated at 2.5 each: David Chopin, Christopher Talbot, Vidyuth Kamesh, and Alex Dudenhoffer. Six players are hot on their heels at 2 points. ... See MoreSee Less

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