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2017 Oregon State Championship |
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The 2017 Oregon State Championship ("Oregon Closed") chess tournament was contested as a round-robin the weekends of February 11-12 and 18-19-20, 2017 in Portland as detailed below. Rounds began at 10:00 AM and 4:30 PM. Last year an additional 10-player invitational section was added, and was continued this year. Grisha Alpernas was the TD and collected the game scoresheets. Players were selected according to the OCF Bylaws. Game scores: PGN format | CBV format (45 games in the championship section). Information: also see OregonChessFed.org website. Usual formats and prizes. Time control is 40/120, SD/55; d5. Players needed to send a $50 deposit which is returned after completion of all rounds. Prizes (championship section only) are $200 for 1st place, $100 for 2nd, $50 for third. Best wishes and Good Luck to you all! The Field and Pairings: Pairings were made using the round robin table from U.S. Chess Federation's Official Rules of Chess, 5th Edition, Page 296. Final rosters/pairings per Grisha Alpernas (ratings as of January 1, 2017; also see below for pairing numbers, updated US Chess ratings and city of residence): The drawing of starting numbers was held in the Portland Chess Club. Championship Section:
See the crosstables (PDF file).
See the pairings (PDF file). The pairing numbers are also shown in the crosstables below. Schedule and Other Information Schedule/Location: The official opening ceremony was held before the first round on Saturday, February 11. Championship
Congratulations to
Matt Zavortink for winning the Oregon State chess championship, and achieving a U.S. Chess master rating! The Championship is registered and FIDE rated. (Only US Chess ratings shown in this table.) Titles: FM = FIDE Master, NM = US Chess National Master, LM = US Chess Life Master.
Prizes: $200 (1st), $100 (2nd), $50 (3rd). InvitationalCongratulations to Tres Roring for winning the Oregon State invitational chess championship! The Invitational is registered and FIDE rated. (Only US Chess ratings shown in this table.)
Prizes: to be announced. Organized by the Oregon Chess Federation. Look for a report in a future issue of NORTHWEST CHESS. Other recent OR chess championships: 2016 | 2015 | 2014 | 2013 | 2012 | 2011 | 2010 | 2009 | 2008 | 2006 | 2004 Previous OR chess championships: List of winners (includes links to event summary pages). |