e2e4 Brighton Congress : 9-11 November 2012

[Sean Hewitt]

Open (35 played)

Rank Name Club Score Fed. M/F Rating TPR W-We Prize
1st= GM Wells, Peter K White Rose 4.5 ENG M 2488 2548 0.28 £300
1st= GM Arkell, Keith C 4NCL Cheddleton 4.5 ENG M 2462 2576 0.51 £300
3rd Jones, Steven A Surbiton 4 ENG M 1987 2346 2.27 £100
RP McCarthy, Damian Padgate 2.5 ENG M 1879 2112 1.38 £50

Major (56 played)

Rank Name Club Score Fed. M/F Rating TPR W-We Prize
1st Hjort, Helge Hendon 4.5 DEN M 1935 2548 1.39 £350
2nd= Kennedy, Craig London 4 SCO M 1932 2017 0.32 £47.50
2nd= Lawson, Maurice E Reading 4 ENG M 1894 2042 0.54 £47.50
2nd= Jackson, Paul G Coulsdon 4 ENG M 1878 1953 0.3 £47.50
2nd= Young, Mel J Hastings & St. 4 ENG M 1863 2076 1.11 £47.50
2nd= Strauss, Dona Brighton & Hove 4 ENG F 1798 1941 1 £47.50
2nd= Murray-Watson, Ben Brighton & Hove 4 ENG M 1944 2169 1.5 £47.50
1775-1849 Szymanski, Mark Ely 3 ENG M 1787 2027 1.15 £35
1700-1774 Funnell, Jamie Imperial Colleg 3 ENG M 1742 1885 0.97 £35
U1700 Anilkumar, Anantha P KJCA 3 ENG M 1561 1785 1.65 £17.50
U1700 Blake, J Morgan Worthing Chess 2.5 ENG M 1582 1866 1.65 £17.50

Minor (48 played)

Rank Name Club Score M/F Grade Prize
1st= Neil, Graham Nomads 4.5 M 125 £225
1st= Arnold, Paul M Herne Bay 4.5 M 119 £225
3rd= Macdonald, John Kings Head 4 M 134 £18.75
3rd= Foley, Phil T Essex 4 M 130 £18.75
3rd= Bailey, Matt Northamptonshir 4 M 128 £18.75
3rd= Crouch, Timothy J Kings Head 4 M 122 £18.75
120-129 Miles, Barry S Coulsdon 3.5 M 124 £17.50
120-129 Keeling, Robert London 3.5 M 121 £17.50
110-119 Share, Stanley Wllesen&Brent 3 M 115 £17.50
110-119 Counsell, Robert W Brighton & Hove 3 M 111 £17.50
U110 Brown, Terry Brighton & Hove 3 M 107 £17.50
U110 Hung, Dylan London 3 M 105 £17.50

[Greg Breed]

A good tournament Sean! Even the pigeons liked it!
And I love the hotel. Aided by a lovely weekend for weather I was very happy.
A pity there was the score sheet problem - I can donate my games if you want/need them.
Also, good on you for doing the 1 minute silence before the 4th round. I know the chap who was pestering you for a score sheet was very embarrassed when he realised why everyone was silent.