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Latest News ...Upper Rosemary Hill, Kenilworth. CV8 2PA (This was the old Kenilworth venue before they moved to the Royal British Legion Club). If your club will not have a representative at the meeting, can you inform Peter Leggett of any matters you wish to raise. It was bit short on numbers, but a well-contested event. Phil Holt Of Olton C.C again won the Open section on 7˝ out of 9, with Colin Searle (Stratford) and Jonathon Dale (Shirley & Wythall) equal second on 6˝/9. Mike Warden (Shirley & Wythall) was top of the Under 140 section on 4˝, with Matthew Trigg of Solihull second on 4. Thanks to Richard and Rob Reynolds for organising the event, and to Solihull for hosting it. For full results see Lightning Tournament Olton won the Open title, Banbury won the U700 title on board elimination and Stratford I won the U120 title. In the Individual KO Competition Peter Drury is Open Champion, Mike Johnson is the U140 Champion and the U120 has still to be decided. Stratford are Division 1 champions, Daventry A are Division 2 Champions. Solihull C are Division 3 Champions and Nuneaton are Division 4 Champions. and in which divisions they would like them to be. This is just to give me and idea of numbers in each division. Jason Madden has kindly volunteered to be the Trophy Officer. Trophies are usually collected at the League Lightning Tournament on 18th April at Solihull. If you can't get your trophy there, then can you make arrangements to get it to Jason before the 18th April. However, as far as the League Knock Out Competitions are concerned we will use the OLD grades (September 2011) for eligibility purposes. Also can I remind captains of Knock Out teams of rule 35 :- KO cup eligibility Rule 35 Players may only take part in knock-out cup matches from round two onwards provided they have played a minimum of 2 games in ordinary league matches. Perhaps this will inspire more people to send their entries in. If you have played an interesting game, then send it to me, preferably as a PGN file. The competition will close at the end of April. For older entries see archive page |
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