ACN Fall 2013 1 of 10 Alex Wolf and Tony Davis Arkansas Co-Champs Table of Contents Alex Wolf and Tony Davis Arkansas Co-Champs... 1 Ruifeng Li Annotates... 1 State Championship Games... 2 ACA Meeting Minutes... 6 Top Arkansas Players... 6 Calendar... 6 Arkansas State Championship Crosstable... 7 Arkansas Memorial Crosstable... 9 Ruifeng Li Annotates Tony Davis won the trophy and Arkansas Championship title on tie-break. He defeated Alex Wolf in their individual game, but lost to Ruifeng Li, the brilliant Texas kid who owns Arkansas. Davis also won the state championship last year. The tournament was held at a beautiful hotel on Lake Hamilton. The Arkansas Chess Association meeting took place Sunday morning. The minutes are included in this issue. http://arkansaschess.net Arkansas Chess Association Officers Pres. - Richard Kohl Sec/Treas. - Stan Carter Vice Pres. - Ron Sanders ACN Editor - Bill Orton Send games and articles to abcritter@yahoo.com PGN games for this issue: http://www.ozarkia.net/chess/acn/acn2013.4fall.pgn Li,Ruifeng (2312) - Manchanda,Sameer (2140) US Open (6) 2013-08-02 (C11 [C13] French, Burn Variation) 1 e4 e6 2 d4 d5 3 nc3 dxe4 4 nxe4 nf6 5 bg5 be7 6 bxf6 gxf6 7 nf3 f5 8 nc3 a6 9 qd2 nd7?! this is not really consistent with a6 10 O-O-O b5 11 kb1 b4 12 ne2 (12 na4 +/= after maybe Qe3 and Be2 the Knight coud jump to c5) 12 bb7 13 qe3 nf6 14 ne5 nd5 15 qb3 O-O? +/-
ACN Fall 2013 2 of 10 Definitely castling into the attacking position. 16 rg1 bf6 17 g4 f4 18 bg2 rb8 19 ka1? (19 g5! bxe5 (19 bxg5 20 h4! +-) 20 dxe5 qe7 21 be4 Threat of Qh3 21 nc3+ 22 nxc3 bxc3 23 bxb7 c5 24 qxc3 qxb7 25 rd6 +/- white is safely up a pawn) 19 a5? Ka1 is safe but slow, and here black can punish white: (19 bxe5! 20 dxe5 qg5 (oo) and the K-side is blocked) 20 qh3! bg5 (20 bxe5 21 be4 +-) 21 qh5! threat of h4 21 h6 22 bxd5! bxd5 23 h4! bxh4 24 g5!! bxf2 25 gxh6+ 1-0 (25 kh8 26 qxf7 +- Ng6 is decisive, so 26 rxf7 27 nxf7+ kh7 28 rg7#) State Championship Games Nigel,Charles - Orton,Bill Arkansas Ch (4) 2013-08-24 (D02 Queen's Pawn Game) 1 d4 d5 2 nf3 c6 3 e3 bf5 4 bd3 bxd3 5 qxd3 e6 6 O-O f5 7 nbd2 nd7 (7 bd6! is what I'll play next time, since without the knight on d7, Q to c8 would protect both e6 and b7 light squares; 7 nf6; 7 nh6!?) 8 c4 qf6? I want to be able to take back with my e-pawn if he plays cd. (8 g6! was the correct way to do this, with a reasonable game, a Stonewall without a bad bishop. What I learned from this game: The queen needs to stay available to protect the queenside light squares. 9 qb3 qb6 (9 qc7?! 10 ng5 ke7 11 ndf3 (11 e4!? h6 12 nxe6) 11 h6 12 nh4) 10 qa4 ngf6) 9 qb3! Immediately punishing me. It turns out that Charles is an expert in these Stonewall positions, while I'm a learner, having just taken up the Triangle system. He gives me a lesson. 9 O-O-O? Consistent, and suicidal. Now Chuck just rolls me. The opposite side castled position favors white, since (underappreciated by me) white's control of e5 snuffs out any black counter-attack on the kingside. $*+lt*vmt% $Oo+m+*Oo% $*+o+ow*+% $+*+o+o+*% $*+pp*+*+% $+q+*pn+*% $pp*n*ppp% $R*B*+rK*% (9 rb8 was probably best at this point.) 10 qa4 +- kb8 11 b4 g5 12 bb2 g4? (12 nb6 13 qb3 dxc4 14 nxc4 nxc4 15 qxc4 bd6 and white is still winning.) 13 ne5 nxe5?! 14 dxe5 qe7 15 bd4 a6 16 rab1 qd7 17 b5
ACN Fall 2013 3 of 10 $*L*T*VmT% $+o+w+*+o% $o+o+o+*+% $+p+opo+*% $q+pb*+o+% $+*+*P*+*% $p+*n*ppp% $+r+*+rk*% 17 c5 18 bc3 ka7 19 ba5 be7 20 bb6+ kb8 21 qa3 rc8 22 bxa6 rc6 23 axb7 1-0 Madson,Tyler - Kalahiki,Chris Arkansas Ch (2) 2013-08-24 (B12 Caro-Kann, Advance V) 12 ba6 nge7 13 qb5 kd7 14 qxb7+ ke8 15 bb5 +/-) 11 bxe2 -+ 12 qxe2 nxe5 13 qb5 rd7 14 O-O $*+l+*vmt% $Oo+t+oOo% $*+*+o+*+% $+qpom*n*% $*+*+*+*+% $+*W*B*+*% $p+*n*ppp% $+r+*+rk*% 14 nf6? (14 nc6 -+) 15 rfc1 +- qd3 16 qb2? (16 c6! wins easily. 16 qxb5 17 cxd7+ kxd7 18 rxb5) 16 nc6 = 17 rc3? (17 ndf3) 17 qf5 -+ 18 rb3 na5? (18 d4! -+) 19 rb5 +- nc4 (19 d4 20 c6; 19 nc6 20 nb3! a6 21 rb6 rc7 22 rxc6 bxc6 23 nd4 qd3 24 bf4) 20 nxc4 dxc4 21 c6 qxb1+ 22 qxb1 bxc6 23 rb8+ kc7 24 bf4+ bd6 25 qb7# 1-0 Here's a wild and crazy see-saw game. Talk about fighting chess! 1 e4 c6 2 d4 d5 3 e5 c5 4 c3 nc6 5 nf3 bg4 6 be2 e6 7 be3 (7 nbd2; 7 O-O) 7 qb6 (7 nge7) 8 dxc5 qxb2!? $t+*+lvmt% $Oo+*+oOo% $*+m+o+*+% $+*PoP*+*% $*+*+*+v+% $+*P*Bn+*% $pw*+bppp% $Rn+qK*+r% (8 bxc5 -/+ is a lot safer.) 9 nbd2 (9 qb3! was better but still favorable to black.) 9 qxc3 -/+ 10 rb1 O-O-O? (10 bxf3 11 bxf3 O-O-O -+) 11 ng5? (11 qa4! bxf3 McPherson - Adkins Arkansas Ch (2) 2013-08-24 (B08 Pirc, Classical (Two Knights) System) 1 e4 d6 2 d4 nf6 3 nc3 g6 4 nf3 bg7 5 bg5 O-O 6 qd2 c5 7 be2 nbd7 8 bh6 a6 9 bxg7 kxg7 10 O-O b5 11 e5! ne8 12 e6 +/= It's hard to resist the pawn sacrifice, but better was (12 dxc5 nxc5 13 rfd1 +-) 12 fxe6 $t+vwmt*+% $+*+mo*lo% $o+*oo+o+% $+oo*+*+*% $*+*P*+*+% $+*N*+n+*% $pppqbppp% $R*+*+rK*% 13 ng5 (13 dxc5 nxc5 14 b4!? na4 15 nxa4 bxa4 16 c4 +/=; 13 ne4; 13 qe3) 13 rf6?
ACN Fall 2013 4 of 10 (13 nc7 =/+) 14 nce4 +- nc7 15 nxf6 exf6 16 ne4 qe7 17 dxc5 dxc5 18 c4 bb7 19 nd6 bc6 20 rad1 nb6 21 qe3 nxc4 22 nxc4 nd5 23 qg3 bxc4 24 bxc4 nb6 25 bxe6 bxg2 (25 qxe6 26 qc7+ bd7 27 rd6) 26 qxg2 ra7 27 rfe1 1-0 and wins Wolf,Alex - Charles Niggel Arkansas Ch (5) 2013-08-24 (B92 Sicilian, Najdorf, Opocensky V) 1 e4 c5 2 nf3 d6 3 d4 cxd4 4 nxd4 nf6 5 nc3 a6 6 be2 e5 7 nb3 be6 8 be3 be7 9 O-O nc6 10 nd5 bxd5 11 exd5 nb8 12 c4 (12 a4 a5 13 bb5+ nbd7 14 nd2 O-O 15 nc4 +/- Tseshkovsky,V - Staniszewski,P, Lubniewice Tch-POL (1) 1995) 12 nbd7 13 a3 b6 14 nd2 O-O 15 f3 qc7 (15 ne8) 16 rc1 a5 (16 rfc8) 17 g4 nc5? (17 a4! 18 bd3 nc5 19 bc2 nfd7 +/=) 18 b4! +/- axb4 19 axb4 ncd7 20 qb3 qb7 21 ne4? (21 rfd1 +/-) 21 nxe4 22 fxe4 nf6? (22 h6 23 ra1 ra7 =) 23 bf3 +/= (23 qd3 h6 24 ra1 +/=) 23 h6 24 ra1 nh7 (24 rfc8; 24 nd7) 25 qc2 rxa1 (25 rfb8) 26 rxa1 ng5 (26 ra8 27 ra4! ng5 28 kg2 nxf3 29 kxf3 +/ =; 26 bg5 27 bf2 +/-) 27 bg2 +/- rc8 28 rb1? (28 h3 +/-) 28 qc7 = 29 rc1 nh7 30 qa4 nf6 (30 bg5 =) 31 h3 (31 qa6!?) 31 qb7? (31 nd7 32 bf1 bg5 33 bxg5 hxg5 34 ra1 +/-) 32 qb5 +- rb8 33 ra1 nd7 34 ra6 (34 qc6!) 34 bg5 35 bf2 rc8 $*+t+*+l+% $+w+m+oo*% $ro*o*+*o% $+q+po*v*% $*Pp+p+p+% $+*+*+*+p% $*+*+*Bb+% $+*+*+*K*% 36 kh1 (36 h4 bf4 37 g5 hxg5 38 bh3 +- rc7 39 hxg5 bxg5 40 bxd7 rxd7 41 rxb6; 36 c5 dxc5 37 bxc5 nxc5 38 rxb6 qd7 39 rc6 +-) 36 bd8 37 bf1 kh7 38 qa4 nf6 39 ra7 qb8 40 rxf7 kg8 41 ra7! nxe4 42 qe8+ kh7 43 bd3 qxa7 44 bxe4+ g6 45 qxg6+ kh8 46 qxh6+ kg8 47 qe6+ qf7 48 qxc8 qxf2 49 qxd8+ kg7 50 qg5+ 1-0 Ulmer,Chris (987) - Kerr,Robert (1632) Arkansas Ch (5) 2013-08-25 (D03 Torre A (Tartakower V)) 1 d4 d5 2 nf3 nf6 3 c3 e6 4 bg5 be7 5 e3 O- O 6 bd3 nbd7 7 O-O c5 8 ne5 cxd4 9 cxd4 h6 (9 ne4) 10 nxd7 (10 bf4; 10 bh4) 10 bxd7 11 bxf6? (11 bh4 +/=) 11 bxf6 =/+ 12 qe2 rc8 13 nc3 a6 14 rac1 b5 15 b4 qb6 16 qd2 rc6 17 ne2 rfc8 18 rxc6 rxc6 19 rc1 qc7 20 rc5 be7 21 rxc6 qxc6 22 nf4 qc7 23 qc2? tosses a pawn in a dead equal game. (23 be2 bd6 (23 bf8 24 nd3 +/= going to c5) 24 g3 bxf4 25 exf4 kf8 =) 23 qxc2 24 bxc2 bxb4 and black won with the extra pawn. 0-1 Wolf,Alex - Madsen,Tyler Arkansas Ch (3) 2013-08-24 (C62 Ruy Lopez, Old Steinitz D) Alex conducts a sparkling attack against Tyler, sacrificing two pieces to create the mate. 1 e4 e5 2 nf3 nc6 3 bb5 d6 4 d4 exd4 5 nxd4 bd7 6 nxc6 bxc6 7 bd3 nf6 8 c4 c5 9 nc3 be7 10 O-O O-O 11 h3 qc8 12 kh2 h6 13 f4 nh7 14 nd5 re8 15 f5 nf6 16 nxe7+ rxe7 17 qf3 bc6 $t+w+*+l+% $O*O*ToO*% $*+vo*m*o% $+*O*+p+*% $*+p+p+*+% $+*+b+q+p% $pp*+*+pk% $R*B*+r+*% 18 qg3 kh8 19 qh4 bxe4 20 bxh6 bxd3 21 bxg7+ kxg7 22 qg5+ kh7 23 rf4 ng8 24 rh4+ 1-0
ACN Fall 2013 5 of 10 Wolf,Alex - Emig,Peter Arkansas Ch (1) 2013-08-24 (C74 Ruy Lopez, Modern Steinitz D) A nicely played attack by Alex in an opposite side castled position. 1 e4 e5 2 nf3 nc6 3 bb5 a6 4 ba4 d6 5 c3 nf6 6 qe2 bd7 7 O-O g6 = 8 rd1 qe7 9 bc2 (9 d3 bg7 10 nbd2 O-O 11 bb3 nh5 12 nf1 kh8 13 ne3 nf4 Waitzkin,J - Colias,Billy, Allentown (1) 1988) 9 O-O-O?! This opposite side castling position seems good for white, since black's weakened a6 pawn allows a line opening after b2-b4-b5. (9 d5! 10 d3 bg7; 9 bg7 10 d4 O-O) 10 b4 (10 d4 +/-) 10 bg7? (10 d5! = An attack on the flank should be countered in the center.) 11 a4 +/- a5 12 bxa5 nxa5 13 na3 g5 (13 d5 is still the best try.) 14 nc4 nxc4 15 qxc4 g4 16 ne1 g3 17 fxg3 bg4 18 nf3 be6 19 qb4 qd7 20 a5 qc6 $*+lt*+*t% $+oo*+ovo% $*+wovm*+% $P*+*O*+*% $*Q*+p+*+% $+*P*+nP*% $*+bp*+pp% $R*Br+*K*% 21 d3 ng4 22 h3 nf6 23 be3 bf8 24 a6 bxa6 25 rdb1 kd7 26 ba4 1-0 Orton,Bill - Wolf,Alex Arkansas Ch (2) 2013-08-24 (B21 Sicilian, Smith-Morra G) 1 e4 c5 2 c3 g6 3 d4 cxd4 4 cxd4 d5 5 e5 nc6 6 nc3 e6 7 nf3 a6? 8 bd3 qb6 9 a3 bd7 10 bc2 rc8 11 O-O h6 12 ne2 +/= White has a pretty good Advanced French. 12 nge7 13 b4 A space-grabbing move. If black gets no queenside action, then all the play is White's on the kingside with the usual F2-f4-f5 plan. 13 bg7 14 rb1 (14 bb2 na5) 14 qc7 15 bd3 b5? The doesn't help the poor whitesquared bishop. (15 na7; 15 O-O) 16 h4 +/- qb6 17 bb2 O-O 18 qd2 qb8 19 rbd1 qa7 20 bb1 rfd8 $*+tt*+l+% $W*+vMoV*% $o+m+o+oo% $+o+op*+*% $*P*P*+*P% $P*+*+n+*% $*B*QnPp+% $+b+r+rk*% 21 nf4 be8 22 nd3 +- nf5 23 nc5 h5 24 g3 bd7 25 ng5 re8 26 kg2 nd8 27 f3 f6 28 exf6 bxf6 29 g4 nxh4+ 30 kh3 nf7 31 nxf7 kxf7 32 g5 bxg5 33 qxg5 nf5 $*+t+t+*+% $W*+v+l+*% $o+*+o+o+% $+ono+mqo% $*P*P*+*+% $P*+*+p+k% $*B*+*+*+% $+b+r+r+*% 34 bxf5 (34 rde1!) 34 exf5 35 qf4 re2 36 bc1?? (36 rde1 +- rce8 (36 rxb2 37 qd6) 37 qd6 rxe1 38 rxe1 rxe1 39 nxd7) 36 g5 -+ 37 qd6 rxc5 38 bxc5 f4+ 0-1 12... Niggel,Chris - Eddy,Ken Arkansas Ch (5) 2013-08-25 (C26 Vienna Game) 1 e4 e5 2 nc3 nf6 3 bc4 bc5 4 d3 c6 5 nf3 d6 6 O-O O-O 7 bg5 bg4 8 h3 be6 9 bb3 nbd7 10 na4 bb6 11 nxb6 qxb6 12 re1
ACN Fall 2013 6 of 10 bxb3 13 axb3 qc7 14 nh4 h6 15 bd2 rfe8 16 nf5 +/- kh7 17 qf3 $t+*+t+*+% $OoWm+oOl% $*+oo*m*o% $+*+*On+*% $*+*+p+*+% $+p+p+q+p% $*PpB*Pp+% $R*+*R*K*% 17 rg8 (17 ng8) 18 ba5 b6 19 bb4 c5 20 bd2 nf8? 21 nxh6 gxh6 22 qxf6 rg6 23 qf5 qd7 24 qxd7 nxd7 25 g3 a5 26 kh2 nf8 27 f4 f6 28 rg1 nd7 29 be3 rag8 30 c3 r6g7 31 raf1 rf8 32 rf3 f5 33 exf5 rxf5 34 g4 rf8 35 f5 d5 36 h4 rgf7 37 rgf1 e4 38 dxe4 dxe4 39 rg3 nf6 40 g5 hxg5 41 hxg5 rg7 42 gxf6 rxg3 43 kxg3 rxf6 44 kg4 kg7 45 rd1 c4 46 bd4 1-0 Top Arkansas Players 1. William R Orton III... 2200 2. Tony Davis... 2118 3. Christopher J Niggel... 2087 4. Chuma Ikeorha... 1976 5. James Long... 1963 6. Jared Spence Taylor... 1928 7. Alexander Patrick Wolf... 1919 8. Srikar Chikkala... 1870 9. Josh Pruett... 1844 10. Devon Holder... 1836 Calendar March 29-30: Arkansas Open: Fayetteville AR 5 round Swiss System, G/90 + 30 sec. (per move). EF $35 in advance, $40 at site (if 1st rated tournament, 1/2 EF). ACA Meeting Minutes Sunday, August 25, 2013, Hot Springs Steve Paulson opened the meeting at 8:30 a.m. with the reading of the minutes. Ron Sanders, Jr moved to accept the minutes, Tyler Madsen seconded and the motion passed. Steve went over the financial statement. We began the year with $2,443.71 and ended with a balance of $2,689.96. That was after some expenses were paid for this year s Championship. John Davis moved to accept the financial statement and Ron Sanders seconded motion passed. Steve Paulson stepped down as President of ACA. Richard Kohl and Ron Sanders, Jr were selected President and Vice President, respectively. Tyler Madsen moved to adjourn and meeting adjourned at 9:15 a.m. Prizes based on 40 entries: 1st $250, 2nd $150, A, B, C, D & below $100 (minimum: 3 in class), Upset $50. 1/2 pt. bye (requested before rd. 3 pairings). Motel Rates: $69 (1-2) + tax. Last year we had 38 players (plus Les as House Player) from 9 states! TD and contact for more info: Les Kline Email: cl_kline@sbcglobal.net Phone: 479 444-8530 (Home); 479 856-4692 (Cell) Address: 801 N. Rush Dr., Fayetteville AR 72701
ACN Fall 2013 7 of 10 Arkansas State Championship Crosstable Pair Player Name Total Round Round Round Round Round Round Num USCF ID / Rtg (Pre->Post) Pts 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 RUIFENG LI 6.0 W 13 W 8 W 10 W 6 W 2 W 7 TX 13768313 / R: 2351 ->2359 N:C 2 TONY DAVIS 5.0 W 29 W 18 W 27 W 3 L 1 W 8 AR 12417692 / R: 2090 ->2099 N:1 3 ALEXANDER PATRICK WOLF 5.0 W 30 W 14 W 4 L 2 W 9 W 10 AR 12874780 / R: 1884 ->1943 N:1 4 JOHN TYLER MADSEN 4.5 W 37 W 35 L 3 H W 27 W 17 AR 12553344 / R: 1592 ->1636 N:3 5 CHRISTOPHER J NIGGEL 4.0 H W 45 L 7 W 34 W 19 D 6 AR 12401824 / R: 2087 ->2071 N:3 6 DENNIS G CUMMINGS 4.0 W 22 W 11 W 17 L 1 D 7 D 5 AR 12407312 / R: 2000 ->2005 N:2 7 JAMES LONG 4.0 W 23 D 9 W 5 W 28 D 6 L 1 AR 12374730 / R: 1963 ->1975 N:1 8 JOE MATT ALEXANDER JR 4.0 W 40 L 1 W 35 W 18 W 13 L 2 LA 12748511 / R: 1833 ->1836 N:3 9 CHARLES M NIGGEL 4.0 W 31 D 7 W 14 H L 3 W 19 AR 10382611 / R: 1762 ->1810 N:2 10 LOGAN WU 4.0 W 24 W 19 L 1 W 20 W 21 L 3 TN 14635610 / R: 1742 ->1747 N:3 11 HAYDEN HENSON 4.0 W 16 L 6 W 29 L 19 W 28 W 21 AR 14596003 / R: 1674 ->1667 N:3 12 ROBERT W KERR JR 4.0 H L 15 W 40 D 33 W 29 W 22 AR 12602424 / R: 1632 ->1619 N:4 13 RICHARD L WRIGHT 4.0 L 1 W 25 W 24 W 16 L 8 W 20 AR 12924566 / R: 1552 ->1573 N:3 14 WILLIAM R ORTON III 3.5 W 15 L 3 L 9 D 22 W 40 W 23 AR 10383251 / R: 2200 ->2200 N:4 15 DAVID SLAY 3.5 L 14 W 12 L 34 W 25 W 26 D 16 AR 12816142 / R: 1567 ->1550 16 RYAN ACEVEDO 3.5 L 11 W 30 W 23 L 13 W 18 D 15 AR 15163553 / R: Unrated->1485P6 N:4 17 DAVID MCPHERSON 3.0 W 32 W 20 L 6 L 21 W 34 L 4 AR 11154662 / R: 1626 ->1588 18 RONALD C SANDERS JR 3.0 W 43 L 2 W 32 L 8 L 16 W 28
ACN Fall 2013 8 of 10 AR 12611171 / R: 1528 ->1518 19 KENNETH W EDDY 3.0 W 34 L 10 W 36 W 11 L 5 L 9 AR 10420725 / R: 1466 ->1486 N:4 20 TILLMAN R ADKINS 3.0 W 38 L 17 W 42 L 10 W 36 L 13 AR 12917725 / R: 1420 ->1395 21 JOHN DAVIS 3.0 W 39 L 27 W 45 W 17 L 10 L 11 AR 12873812 / R: 1331 ->1348 22 LAWRENCE HOLT IV 3.0 L 6 D 40 W 30 D 14 W 24 L 12 AR 15154497 / R: 1317P7 ->1312P13 23 REUBEN DONAR 3.0 L 7 W 31 L 16 W 32 X L 14 AR 14276782 / R: 1112 ->1119 24 SAMUEL EVANS 3.0 L 10 W 38 L 13 W 44 L 22 W 36 AR 15154627 / R: 967P7 -> 984P13 25 NATHANIEL EDWARD DARBONNE 3.0 L 41 L 13 W 38 L 15 W 44 W 34 AR 14699717 / R: 910 -> 961 26 MICHOLAS KOWALKOWSKI 3.0 L 33 L 42 W 39 W 31 L 15 W 35 AR 15154461 / R: 791P7 -> 822P13 27 BRUCE T GARNETT 2.5 W 36 W 21 L 2 H L 4 U AR 12354530 / R: 1603 ->1591 28 WILLIAM CLAY PIERCE 2.5 W 42 W 33 H L 7 L 11 L 18 AR 13501451 / R: 1500 ->1497 29 CHRIS ULMER 2.5 L 2 W 43 L 11 W 42 L 12 D 32 AR 15154538 / R: 987P7 -> 958P13 30 PETER A EMIG 2.5 L 3 L 16 L 22 W 43 W 39 D 31 AR 15052451 / R: 862P4 -> 866P10 31 AL NIVEN 2.5 L 9 L 23 W 43 L 26 W 42 D 30 AR 15215052 / R: Unrated-> 792P6 32 COBURN MICHAEL SLAY 2.5 L 17 W 44 L 18 L 23 W 45 D 29 AR 14179757 / R: 737P19-> 753P25 33 RICHARD KOHL 2.0 W 26 L 28 H D 12 F U AR 12871371 / R: 1716 ->1685 34 KEVIN CHEN 2.0 L 19 W 37 W 15 L 5 L 17 L 25 AR 15154476 / R: 984P7 ->1030P13 35 CHRIS KALAHIKI 2.0 W 44 L 4 L 8 L 36 W 38 L 26 AR 15154455 / R: 1012P7 -> 887P13 36 NICHOLAS JAEGER 2.0 L 27 W 39 L 19 W 35 L 20 L 24 AR 14895238 / R: 693 -> 752 37 REBECCA LYNN SLAY 2.0 L 4 L 34 L 44 L 38 W 43 W 40 AR 14179763 / R: 645P17-> 611P23 38 JOHN TAYLOR 2.0 L 20 L 24 L 25 W 37 L 35 W 44
ACN Fall 2013 9 of 10 AR 14948625 / R: 537P12-> 583P18 39 RAYYA SMYTH 2.0 L 21 L 36 L 26 B L 30 W 42 AR 15151868 / R: 467P11-> 485P16 40 RANDALL L FAULKNER 1.5 L 8 D 22 L 12 W 45 L 14 L 37 AR 15215046 / R: Unrated-> 626P6 41 STEPHEN J PAULSON 1.0 W 25 U U U U U AR 12485688 / R: 1400 ->1404 42 ASH ESTLINBAUM 1.0 L 28 W 26 L 20 L 29 L 31 L 39 AR 15151880 / R: 575P10-> 566P16 43 CHRISTOPHER JAEGER 1.0 L 18 L 29 L 31 L 30 L 37 W 45 AR 14895271 / R: 589 -> 542 44 HUNTER WEAVER 1.0 L 35 L 32 W 37 L 24 L 25 L 38 AR 14895265 / R: 342 -> 374 45 MICHAEL JAEGER 1.0 B L 5 L 21 L 40 L 32 L 43 AR 14895250 / R: 151P21-> 139 Arkansas Memorial Crosstable Pair Player Name Total Round Round Round Round Num USCF ID / Rtg (Pre->Post) Pts 1 2 3 4 1 TONY DAVIS 3.5 W 2 W 4 D 3 W 6 AR 12417692 / R: 2097 ->2100 N:2 Q: 2064 ->2062 2 BILLIE W HENSTLEY 3.0 L 1 W 6 W 5 W 3 AR 12811849 / R: 1641 ->1765 N:1 Q: 1585 ->1698 3 JAMES LONG 2.5 W 7 W 5 D 1 L 2 AR 12374730 / R: 1973 ->1967 N:2 Q: 1867 ->1861 4 HAYDEN HENSON 2.5 W 10 L 1 D 7 W 8 AR 14596003 / R: 1688 ->1689 N:4 Q: 1568 ->1571 5 CHARLES M NIGGEL 2.0 W 8 L 3 L 2 W 7 AR 10382611 / R: 1810 ->1794 N:3 Q: 1627 ->1622 6 JOHN TYLER MADSEN 1.5 W 11 L 2 H L 1 AR 12553344 / R: 1652 ->1637 Q: 1567 ->1552 7 STAN CARTER 1.5 L 3 W 11 D 4 L 5 AR 11451586 / R: 1600 ->1600 Q: 1495 ->1482
ACN Fall 2013 10 of 10 8 KENNETH W EDDY 1.5 L 5 W 10 D 9 L 4 AR 10420725 / R: 1446 ->1436 Q: 1351 ->1340 9 STEPHEN J PAULSON 1.5 U U D 8 W 10 AR 12485688 / R: 1404 ->1414 Q: 1394 ->1393 10 NATHANIEL EDWARD DARBONNE 1.0 L 4 L 8 W 11 L 9 AR 14699717 / R: 1137 ->1124 Q: 944 -> 938 11 DANNY T TRIPP 0.0 L 6 L 7 L 10 U AR 15282881 / R: Unrated-> 724P3 Q: Unrated-> 543P3