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Spokane Area Scholastic Tournaments
Upcoming Scholastic Events:
2009-2010 School Year Here are the flyers we have for upcoming area scholastic events. If you know of other events in the region, please contact this site so that we can help publicize the info. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DRAGONSLAYER
CHESS TOURNAMENT
Saturday March 20th Kindergarten – 12th Grade Three Sections: K-3rd grade; 4th-6th; 7th-12th Check in 8:30am - 9:30am Saint George’s School 2929 W. Waikiki, Spokane Directions at http://sgs.org/admission/directions.asp
To Play: Send entry fee of $10 made out to “SGS CHESS” to Chris Copeland, 505 E 11th Ave, Spokane, WA 99202 or email: chess@sgs.org On site entries pay $15.
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Five Round, Swiss system, WSRS Rated, Elementary State Qualifier Everyone plays 5 games, One hour (30 minutes per player) for each game. First round starts at 10 am. MUST BE CHECKED IN BEFORE 9:30. Concessions available on site. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Scholastic Event Reports 2009-2010 Black Knights Joust (March 6, 2010) by Dr. James Stripes The Black Knights’ Quest ended with an exciting sudden-death blitz game between two of the area’s top players. After drawing their round four game, and both winning their other four games, Alex Chow and Ryan Ackerman finished atop the 7-12 section with 4.5 each. All three of the tie-breaks failed to resolve the equality. They drew for colors, and Ackerman got White. Thus Ackerman started with five minutes and Chow with four, but Ackerman had to win. A draw would be a victory for Chow. The tough battle for advantage ended in a race to move faster; Ackerman had six seconds left when Chow’s clock expired. Ryan Ackerman succeeded in winning his third event in three days! Ryan won a $50 gift card, while Alex took home $25 for second. Third place in 7-12 went to Nikolay Bulakh with 4.0. Two Idaho players and one from Pullman finished next with 3.5. Kairav Joshi and Peter Schumaker took home medals for their performance, while Savanna Naccarato won a $25 gift card for best player under 1300. Second place under 1300 was David Burke, who earned a $15 gift card. Trevor Joireman scored the biggest upset and took home the last of the gift cards. The twenty-one player 7-12 section included two sixth graders, a second grader, and one kindergarten player. These young players averaged nearly three points each against the older kids. Mead was the top high school, and Lincoln of Pullman the top middle school. In the K-6 section, Lake Spokane prevailed over Arcadia. The top two schools finished with 15.5 each, but Lake Spokane had stronger tie-breaks so took home the first place trophy. Saint George’s settled for third for the first time this year (they usually win first). Cyril Berndt was the only perfect 5.0 in the entire tournament, and was the Grand Champion for 4-6. One point behind him were Shay Hutyler, Jacob Gifford, and Drew Lindh, all winning trophies. Leading the pack of 3.0 finishers was the top fourth grader, Katie Thew. Also with 3.0 were Ali Hartley, Zeph Johnson, Jehan Ravasia, and Alexandra Elkins. Matt Nelson showed that he is becoming a stronger player by scoring the biggest upset. The 4-6 section had only a single draw among the forty-five games played. In K-3, first grader Dawson Jury was the Grand Champion with 4.5. Close behind were Alex Herron and Nikhil Chaudhry with 4.0, taking the top two trophies for third grade. Shawn Lewis was the next in third grade with 3.5, and scored the biggest upset. Also finishing with 3.5 was Koh Micek. Sixth place overall with 3.0 in order of tie-breaks were Joshua Joireman, Augustus Beeler, and Daniel Arthurs. The top kindergarten player was Tariq Ravasia. There were quite a few draws in this section, many due to the young players not yet skilled in delivering checkmate The cross tables: SwissSys Standings. BK Quest: K-3
SwissSys Standings. BK Quest: 4-6
SwissSys Standings. BK Quest: 7-12
GSL Team Championship (March 5, 2010) FERRIS HIGH SCHOOL TEAM CHAMPIONS Ferris (2.5) edged Lewis & Clark (2.0) to win the GSL team championship on March 5. The south hill schools ended Mead's (1.5) hopes of a repeat championship. Six schools competed in the event hosted by Gonzaga Prep. Rogers, North Central, and Prep finished tied for fourth with 1.0 scores. The Ferris team consisted of seniors Khoi Thai, Daniel Parkison, and Khai Le, junior Daniel Berg, and sophomore Montana Killpack. Mead senior Ryan Ackerman was perfect (3.0) on board one to claim the trophy for the outstanding individual performance. LC's Alex Chow (board 2) and Will Dittman (board 4) were the perfect scores on their boards. Khai Le of Ferris was perfect on board 3, and Rogers senior Klint Minnameier was perfect on board five.
Groundhog Gambit (St. Georges, Feb. 6, 2010) Groundhog Gambit has International Flavor The annual Groundhog Gambit drew 96 players to St. Georges on February 6. The event had an international flavor when Azerbaijani ten-year-old Ayshan Aliyeva made her second local scholastic event a success with a perfect 5.0 score and first place in the K-6 section. Alysahn is staying in Pullman for a month while her mother completes work on a Fulbright Fellowship. Her previous foray into local play was a successful tie for first at Winterfest. Her success there made its way on to an Azerbaijani news website: http://www.news.az/articles/7665 Regional players also did well! The 23-player K-3 section title was shared by three who scored 4.0 (listed in tie-break order): Koh Micek, Nathan Arthurs, and Joshua Joierman. Koh goes to school at Moran Prairie, while Nathan and Joshua are teammates at Pullman's Jefferson school. North Central senior Ben Blue followed his victory at Winterfest with another perfect 5.0 score to win the K-12 section. The section featured 43 players, which is the largest for the K-12 section at any local open scholastic tourney in your editor's recent memory (the 53 player GSL individual championship at Mt. Spokane in 2001 may be the largest). The standings: SwissSys Standings. Groundhog's Gambit: K-3
SwissSys Standings. Groundhog's Gambit: K-6
SwissSys Standings. Groundhog's Gambit: K-12
Winterfest (Deer Park, Jan. 23, 2010) by Dr. James Stripes Arcadia Elementary School's eighth Winterfest Scholastic attracted eighty-seven players from more than twenty schools. Competitors included an unrated player that has competed in her hometown of Baku, Azerbaijan, but is new to scholastic chess in the United States. Those that travelled far played well, as did some of the younger players. In the twenty-three player 7-12 section, the three elementary age competitors all scored at least three points. Sixth grader Nathan Arthurs placed second behind North Central senior Ben Blue. Gonzaga Prep junior Nikolay Bulakh tied Arthurs, but had weaker tie-breaks. In fourth place Sandpoint seventh grader Savanna Naccarato won the prize for best under 1300. Second grader Braxton Casey—likely the youngest competitor ever in the 7-12 section of Spokane area tournaments—placed second in under 1300 as one of seven players tied for fifth through eleventh place. Deer Park sophomore Dane Lindh, also in that group, won the prize for biggest upset. Teams in high school/middle school were small, and the top middle school teams benefitted from the participation of elementary students playing up. Three teams finished with the same score. North Central took home the trophy for top high school. Northwood triumphed on tie-breaks over Lincoln of Pullman for the middle school trophy. In the Elementary team competition, the top three teams finished in the order that has become a pattern through recent tournaments. Saint George’s won first with players averaging four points each. Lake Spokane was second, and Arcadia placed third. Individual trophies in elementary went to grand champions Ayshan Aliyeva in 4-6 and Nikhil Chaudhry in K-3. Shay Hutyler was the top sixth grader. Cyril Berndt finished without a loss, drawing Aliyeva in the final round to win top fifth grader (Aliyeva had better tie-breaks as all of her opponents scored at least three points). Zeph Johnson earned the trophy for top fourth grader (the only other player in his grade that scored three or more was the grand champion). Due to the strength of the fifth graders at the top, trophies went to Brandon Hill, second in fifth grade; Jacob Gifford, third; and Ryan Walker, fourth. Kindergartner Garrett Casey won a trophy for fifth place overall in the 4-6 section. Robert Bolton won biggest upset in 4-6. Bolton’s teammate Lucas Keller won biggest upset in K-3. Those scoring four points in K-3 each won first in grade: Jack Martin, third grade; Jacob Keyes, second grade; and Dawson Jury, first grade. The top kindergartner in K-3 was Ethan Wu, playing in his first tournament. Trophies also went to second graders Connor Lester, second place; Sarah Wu, third; and Marshall Starbuck, second place in third grade. All players scoring three or more that did not win trophies took home medals, as did kindergartners scoring two or more. The cross tables: SwissSys Standings. Winterfest Scholastic: Winterfest K-3
SwissSys Standings. Winterfest Scholastic: Winterfest K-6
SwissSys Standings. Winterfest Scholastic: Winterfest K-12
GSL Individual Championship (Ferris H.S., Jan. 22) Mead Junior Taylor Coles captured the title with a perfect 4.0 score to best the field of 19. Second place resulted in a five-way tie among Ryan Ackerman, Nikolay Bulakh, George Joslin, Richard Schumacher, and Khoi Thai. A single elimination blitz play-off ensued, with Ackerman and Joslin meeting in the end. It took three games before Ryan broke through in a sudden death game (Ryan, with white, had an extra minute on the clock, while George had draw-odds). That left Mead with the two top trophies! The biggest upset trophy went to Ferris's Dan Berg, who claimed a 781 point upset victory. The cross table: SwissSys Standings. 2010GSL: 2010GSL
Solstice Sacrifice (St. Georges, Dec. 12) by Chris Copeland Seventy six scholastic players found refuge from a very cold December day pushing wood at Saint George’s School. In both the K-3 and 4-6 divisions, the champions repeated their perfect performance at the Black Knight’s Joust in Deer Park. Kindergartener Garrett Casey continues to be unflappable, defeating the number two and number three players in the last two rounds. Garrett is now over 300 points higher rated than the next best players in the K-3! Knocking at his door though were Saint George’s team mates, Nikhil Chaudry and Jack Martin, both third graders. Although Jack was on board one for the final round and both players only lost to Garrett, he took second in 3rd grade behind Nikhil based on tiebreaks! Better root on your opponents after you beat them. By coming into the tournament with a higher rating than Jack, Nikhil got to play slightly more challenging opponents. The big news in both the K-3 and the 4-6 was the huge turnout from Lake Spokane Elementary : 20 players out of the field of 51! This caused team restrictions to be turned off as early as round 2 and several Lake Spokane kids found themselves playing their teammates. Over a third of the K-3 were playing in their first tournament and one, Koh Micek from the newly formed Moran Prairie club took 2nd in 2nd grade. We are told we’ll see a lot more tough competition coming out of Moran Prairie. In a move made possible by the new supply of chess clocks from last year’s State Championship, the entire 4-6 section was required to play their games on clocks. Inevitably many kids played more quickly than they should have just because the clock made them think they had to hurry, but by the third game the pace of play had returned to normal. We hope this tournament practice better prepares our area kids for State. By the time they get there they should be quite comfortable with the clock ticking away beside them and we won’t see people throw their brains out the window just because they are being timed! It was notable that most of the losers used considerably less time than their opponents. 4 point winner Braxton Casey playing in the 4-6 as a 2nd grader(!) consistently used more of his 30 minutes than any other player in the section …Hmmm. The chess Club from Grace Lutheran in Wenatchee also brought a strong contingent with all the Berndt’s (Gregory – 3rd grade, 4th place; Cyril, 5th grade 4th place; and Titus, 2nd place Middle School). For the first time in many years we saw the Desmarais brothers (also Grace Lutheran) show up at a scholastic tournament. Not surprisingly, they were paired in the final round and …DREW in an opposite colored bishop ending. Peter Schumaker, playing up in the 7-12 went undefeated, drawing two games and coming in third overall and number 1 for Middle school. Notably absent this week were Ryan Ackerman of Mead who broke his shoulder the day before snowboarding and Richard Schumaker who was at a swim meet. A notable break through tournament was had by SGS Junior John Gunn, winning 4 points to take 3rd in HS and scoring the largest upset (312 points). Even more spectacular, fifth grader Andrew Akins from Evergreen Elementary popped off a 466 point upset in the first round followed by two others over 200 points for a cumulative of 923 upset points in a single tournament. I guess his rating is going up! Many thanks to the parents who volunteered to act as judges and run the concessions – these tournaments would not be possible without your support. Adam Attwood was much appreciated running the High School section and as ever, Dr. John Cambareri kept the tournament smoothly running on his laptop.
The prize winners: Solstice Scholastic 2009 AWARDS Kindergarten 1st Gina Hill 1.5 points Lake Spokane 2nd David Thew 1 point Saint Georges 1st Grade 1st Hana Hill 2 points Lake Spokane 2nd Nicholas Dawson 2 points SOP 2nd Grade 1st Connor Lester 3 points Grace Lutheran 2nd Koh Micek 3 points Moran Prairie 3rd Grade 1st Nikhil Chaudry 4 points Saint Georges 2nd Jack Martin 4 points Saint Georges 3rd Nicholas Akins 4 points Evergreen 4th Gregory Berndt 3.5 points Grace Lutheran 5th Everett Pierce 3.5 points Arcadia K-3 Champion: GARRETT CASEY Kindergarden Homeschool 5 points
4th Grade 1st Connor Cremers 3 points Saint Georges 2nd Bleu Sidell 3 points Lake Spokane 3rd Branson Garske 2 points Saint Georges 4th Alexandra Elkins 2 points Evergreen
5th Grade 1st Brandon Hill 4 points Lake Spokane 2nd Jacob Gifford 4 points Lake Spokane 3rd Ryan Walker 4 points Saint Georges 4th Cyril Berndt 3 points Grace Lutheran 5th Andrew Akins 3 points Evergreen 6th Andy Ames 3 points Lake Spokane 6th Grade 1st Michael Thew 4 points Saint Georges 2nd Shay Hutyler 3 points Lake Spokane 3rd Jesse Alves-Foss 3 points MCD
4-6 Champion: COLLIN CREMERS 6th Grade Saint Georges 5 points Elementary Teams 1st Saint Georges 21 points 2nd Lake Spokane 17 3rd Evergreen 11
Middle School 1st Peter Schumaker Lincoln MS, Pullman 4 points 2nd Titus Berndt Grace Lutheran, Wenatchee 3 points 3rd Joseph Verchota Saint Georges, Spokane 2.5 points 4th David Joslin Centennial, Spokane 2.5 1st place team: Centennial Middle School Spokane
High School 1st Niles Desmarais Grace Lutheran 4.5 points 2nd Cyrus Desmarais Grace Lutheran 4 points 3rd John Gunn Saint Georges 4 points 4th Nikolay Bulakh Gonzaga Prep 4 points 5th David Blue North Central HS 3 points 6th Ben Blue North Central 3 points Best under 1000 James Eckart 3 points 1st place team: Grace Lutheran, Wenatchee
The cross tables: SwissSys Standings. solstice sac 09: K-3
SwissSys Standings. solstice sac 09: K-6
SwissSys Standings. solstice sac 09: K-12
North Idaho Fall Chess Tournament (Coeur d'Alene, Nov. 21)) Turnout was small, but big things are expected in the near future as scholastic organizers are already planning a second event. There were 15 players, spread across five divisions, in the inaugural event. The winners are:
Subject: North Idaho
Fall Chess Tournament Results
Adult Division: Score 1st James Stripes 5 2nd Eric Edmonds 4 9 - 12 Grades Division Score 1st Kairav Joshi 4 2nd Johah Gookin 3 3rd Matt Geddes 2 4th Jacob Dolan 1.5 5th Lauren Speirs 1 K - 8th Grade Division Score 1st Savanna Naccarato 3 2nd Jack Lyon 2 3rd Ben Geddes 0.5
* Each player played 5 games even though there weren't that many people in all divisions. Players played out of division but the best scorer in each division decided who won.
Black Knights Joust (Deer Park, Nov.7) Black Knights’ Joust Begins Season by Dr. James Stripes Seventy-nine players from fourteen schools participated in the Black Knights’ Joust in Deer Park on Saturday, November 7. The turnout was a little better than expected due to competition from alternatives that kept some of the area’s top players away: the Whitworth Writing Rally, swine flu vaccinations, karate, and debate. Rogers High School made its first appearance in chess competition is several years, and their top performer Riqi Silva scored a respectable three points. In the team competition, North Central edged Ferris by one-half a point to capture the high school trophy. Lincoln Middle School from Pullman, strengthened by two sixth graders playing up, prevailed over Saint George’s on tiebreaks for the middle school trophy. In elementary, team trophies went to the top three teams. Saint George’s won first place easily, while Lake Spokane took second by one-half point over third place Arcadia. The top seeds had a rough day in the individual competition. In 7-12, Ryan Ackerman drew second seed Richard Schumaker in their last round encounter, and Schumaker won first on tiebreaks—his opponents collectively scoring one-half point more than Ackerman’s. The top rated player in K-3 was kindergartner Garrett Casey. Casey beat the Grand Champion, Connor Lester from Wenatchee, in the final round but lost to third-grader Daniel Arthurs, and drew third-grader Jack Martin (first place, grade three). Casey placed third overall and won the first place kindergarten trophy. Lester’s fourth round victory over Jacob Keyes assured him of the Grand Champion trophy before his battle with Casey; Keyes placed second overall thanks to his victory over Nikhil Chaudhry in round five, and took home the trophy for first place in second grade. Ten of the sixteen players in K-3 were third graders, but Martin’s fourth place overall was the top finish for the oldest students in that section. In the 4-6 division, the top seed was second-grader Braxton Casey who opted to play up for the challenge. He lost to Collin Cremers, Grand Champion, in round three, then drew second seed Michael Thew (first place, sixth grade) in the final round. Thus, two sixth graders from Saint George’s finished at the top, and led their very strong team to victory. Two Lake Spokane fifth graders, Jacob Gifford and Andy Ames, placed third and fourth overall and took home trophies for best in their grade. Nine sixth graders and five fifth graders were added to the list of state qualifiers by scoring three or more. The top fourth grader, Connor Cremers, scored 2.5 in a strong field. The cross table: SwissSys Standings. Black Knights' Joust: K-3 Black Knights' Joust
SwissSys Standings. Black Knights' Joust: 4-6 Black Knights' Joust
SwissSys Standings. Black Knights' Joust: 7-12 Black Knights' Joust
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Scholastic Event Reports 2008-2009 Easter Eve (April 11) A late season addition to the schedule, the Easter Eve drew 55 players to St. Georges on April 11. There were perfect 5.0 scores in each section. Braxton Casey, a first grader, won the K-3, while sixth grader Savannah Naccaroto won the K-6 section. St. Georges senior Michael Cambareri completed a distinguished scholastic career that included four national titles with a sweep of the K-12 section.
SwissSys Standings. Easter Even: K-3
SwissSys Standings. Easter Even: K-6
SwissSys Standings. Easter Even: K-12
Black Knights Quest (March 28) A total of 64 players turned out March 28 for the Black Knights Quest in Deer Park. Section winners were Garrett Casey, Hunter Moses, and Tyson Lim scored 4.0 to win the K-3 section, Michael Thew (5.0) was perfect in winning the K-6, and Ryan Ackerman (4.5) topped the K-12 section.
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| # | Name | Rtng | Team | Grd | Rd 1 | Rd 2 | Rd 3 | Rd 4 | Rd 5 | Tot |
| 1 | LIM, TYSON | 774 | ARC | 3 | W12 | W3 | L5 | W9 | W4 | 4.0 |
| 2 | CASEY, GARRETT | 970 | MDW | 0 | L18 | W9 | W16 | W11 | W5 | 4.0 |
| 3 | MOSES, HUNTER | 733 | LSE | 3 | W24 | L1 | W19 | W10 | W8 | 4.0 |
| 4 | CASEY, BRAXTON | 939 | MDW | 1 | W17 | W13 | W10 | D5 | L1 | 3.5 |
| 5 | CHAUDHRY, NIKHIL | 850 | SGS | 2 | W25 | W16 | W1 | D4 | L2 | 3.5 |
| 6 | ELKINS, ALEXANDRA | 867 | BTD | 3 | W20 | D7 | L11 | W15 | W12 | 3.5 |
| 7 | SHINEW, LUTHER | 743 | JFP | 3 | W22 | D6 | L8 | W17 | W18 | 3.5 |
| 8 | MARTIN, JACK | 740 | SGS | 2 | W14 | D11 | W7 | D12 | L3 | 3.0 |
| 9 | THEW, KATIE | 695 | SGS | 3 | W19 | L2 | W14 | L1 | W21 | 3.0 |
| 10 | NACCARATO, GARRETT | 797 | FRM | 3 | W21 | W18 | L4 | L3 | W11 | 3.0 |
| 11 | ARTHURS, DANIEL | 824 | JFP | 2 | W15 | D8 | W6 | L2 | L10 | 2.5 |
| 12 | BERNDT, GREGORY | 840 | GCL | 2 | L1 | W22 | W18 | D8 | L6 | 2.5 |
| 13 | TREFFRY, OWEN | 742 | NDN | 1 | W23 | L4 | L15 | W19 | D14 | 2.5 |
| 14 | SMITH, TRENT | unr. | NMF | 3 | L8 | W21 | L9 | W24 | D13 | 2.5 |
| 15 | HILL, BRENNAN | 400 | ARC | 2 | L11 | W26 | W13 | L6 | D20 | 2.5 |
| 16 | LIM, BENNET | 592 | ARC | 1 | W26 | L5 | L2 | D20 | W25 | 2.5 |
| 17 | BOLTON, ROBERT | 530 | ARC | 3 | L4 | D23 | W25 | L7 | W26 | 2.5 |
| 18 | PALMER, MIKAL | 596 | ARC | 3 | W2 | L10 | L12 | W23 | L7 | 2.0 |
| 19 | HILL, ZAC | unr. | ARC | 2 | L9 | W20 | L3 | L13 | W23 | 2.0 |
| 20 | MIHALICK, MAX | 495 | SGS | 3 | L6 | L19 | W22 | D16 | D15 | 2.0 |
| 21 | LEWIS, SHAWN | 400 | ARC | 2 | L10 | L14 | W26 | W25 | L9 | 2.0 |
| 22 | TREFFRY, ABIGAIL | 400 | NDN | 2 | L7 | L12 | L20 | W26 | W24 | 2.0 |
| 23 | ROSS, REBEKAH | unr. | SVL | 0 | L13 | D17 | D24 | L18 | L19 | 1.0 |
| 24 | KELLER, MOLLY | unr. | ARC | 1 | L3 | D25 | D23 | L14 | L22 | 1.0 |
| 25 | HILL, HANA | 479 | LSE | 0 | L5 | D24 | L17 | L21 | L16 | 0.5 |
| 26 | BUSSELLE, LUCINDA | unr. | JFP | 0 | L16 | L15 | L21 | L22 | L17 | 0.0 |
| # | Name | Rtng | Team | Grd | Rd 1 | Rd 2 | Rd 3 | Rd 4 | Rd 5 | Tot |
| 1 | THEW, MICHAEL | 1140 | SGS | 5 | W15 | W3 | W7 | W2 | W4 | 5.0 |
| 2 | NACCARATO, SAVANNA | 946 | FRM | 6 | W13 | W10 | W9 | L1 | W7 | 4.0 |
| 3 | THAYER, MICHAEL | 812 | EGN | 6 | W17 | L1 | W18 | W11 | W10 | 4.0 |
| 4 | TURNER, KODY | 929 | ARC | 6 | W8 | W21 | W6 | D5 | L1 | 3.5 |
| 5 | BERNDT, CYRIL | 979 | GCL | 4 | W20 | L7 | W14 | D4 | W16 | 3.5 |
| 6 | REICH, BEN | 998 | BTD | 6 | W18 | D14 | L4 | W21 | W12 | 3.5 |
| 7 | MOSES, ALEXANDER | 791 | LSE | 5 | W11 | W5 | L1 | W9 | L2 | 3.0 |
| 8 | SIDELL, HUNTER | 562 | LSE | 6 | L4 | L11 | W12 | W18 | W17 | 3.0 |
| 9 | ROSS, JACOB | unr. | SVL | 5 | W22 | W16 | L2 | L7 | W15 | 3.0 |
| 10 | JONES, ROBBY | 759 | SGS | 4 | W19 | L2 | W20 | W16 | L3 | 3.0 |
| 11 | HARTLEY, ALI | 743 | ARC | 5 | L7 | W8 | W21 | L3 | W22 | 3.0 |
| 12 | KELLER, SHELBY | 701 | ARC | 5 | W21 | W23 | L8 | W19 | L6 | 3.0 |
| 13 | LUITEN, KYLE | 632 | SGS | 4 | L2 | W19 | L22 | W20 | W23 | 3.0 |
| 14 | LINDH, DREW | 825 | ARC | 4 | W23 | D6 | L5 | L15 | W20 | 2.5 |
| 15 | AMES, ANDY | 671 | LSE | 4 | L1 | W17 | L16 | W14 | L9 | 2.0 |
| 16 | ALVES-FOSS, JESSE | 886 | MCD | 5 | W24 | L9 | W15 | L10 | L5 | 2.0 |
| 17 | OVERTON, JOEL | 568 | ARC | 4 | L3 | L15 | W23 | W22 | L8 | 2.0 |
| 18 | FLETCHER, QUINTON | 658 | ARC | 6 | L6 | W22 | L3 | L8 | D19 | 1.5 |
| 19 | NELSON, MATT | 400 | LSE | 4 | L10 | L13 | B--- | L12 | D18 | 1.5 |
| 20 | LONG, SAM | 654 | LSE | 4 | L5 | W24 | L10 | L13 | L14 | 1.0 |
| 21 | BROWN, GARRETT | unr. | LSE | 4 | L12 | L4 | L11 | L6 | B--- | 1.0 |
| 22 | CROUSE, THOMAS | 488 | LSE | 5 | L9 | L18 | W13 | L17 | L11 | 1.0 |
| 23 | ROTH, CAMERON | 561 | LSE | 5 | L14 | L12 | L17 | B--- | L13 | 1.0 |
| 24 | BECK, TRISTEN | 469 | ARC | 6 | L16 | L20 | U--- | U--- | U--- | 0.0 |
| # | Name | Rtng | Team | Grd | Rd 1 | Rd 2 | Rd 3 | Rd 4 | Rd 5 | Tot |
| 1 | ACKERMAN, RYAN | 1699 | MHS | 11 | W9 | W4 | D2 | W3 | W8 | 4.5 |
| 2 | SCHUMAKER, RICHARD | 1512 | PUL | 9 | W10 | W8 | D1 | W6 | D5 | 4.0 |
| 3 | ARTHURS, NATHAN | 1287 | PUL | 5 | W7 | D5 | W6 | L1 | W10 | 3.5 |
| 4 | SCHUMAKER, PETER | 1397 | PUL | 5 | W12 | L1 | W5 | W10 | L6 | 3.0 |
| 5 | COLES, TAYLOR | 1458 | MHS | 10 | W11 | D3 | L4 | W8 | D2 | 3.0 |
| 6 | DEROCHER, JIMMY | 925 | MHS | 11 | W13 | W9 | L3 | L2 | W4 | 3.0 |
| 7 | REISMAN, CONOR | unr. | MHS | 11 | L3 | L11 | W9 | W13 | W14 | 3.0 |
| 8 | BERNDT, TITUS | 1313 | GCL | 6 | W14 | L2 | W11 | L5 | L1 | 2.0 |
| 9 | HILL, BRANDON | 904 | LSE | 4 | L1 | L6 | L7 | W14 | W12 | 2.0 |
| 10 | MCCANDLESS, BRYCE | 815 | MHS | 12 | L2 | W14 | W13 | L4 | L3 | 2.0 |
| 11 | KERBS, MICHAEL | 704 | HDP | 12 | L5 | W7 | L8 | L12 | W13 | 2.0 |
| 12 | SIVANISH, JOEL | 737 | MHS | 7 | L4 | L13 | W14 | W11 | L9 | 2.0 |
| 13 | ROSS, JOSHUA | unr. | SVL | 7 | L6 | W12 | L10 | L7 | L11 | 1.0 |
| 14 | KERBS, DANIEL | 467 | HDP | 10 | L8 | L10 | L12 | L9 | L7 | 0.0 |
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Dragonslayer (March 7, 2009)
A total of 74 players competed in the Dragonslayer on March 7 at St. Georges school. Ryan Ackerman (4.5) topped the K-12 section, Timothy McAleer was a perfect 5-0 in winning the largest (34 player) section, the K-6, and Connor Cremers (4.5) won the K-3 section.
| # | Name | Rtng | Post | Team | Rd 1 | Rd 2 | Rd 3 | Rd 4 | Rd 5 | Tot |
| 1 | Connor Cremers | 686 | 889 | SGS | W16 | W22 | W5 | W2 | D4 | 4.5 |
| 2 | Braxton Casey | 913 | 933 | MDW | W13 | W17 | W3 | L1 | W5 | 4.0 |
| 3 | Alexandra Elkins | 715 | 861 | BTD | W19 | W6 | L2 | W9 | W7 | 4.0 |
| 4 | Garrett Casey | 971 | 969 | MDW | D15 | W20 | W12 |