N. Essex Rapidplay 2001

N. Essex Rapidplay, 11/2/2001

Position	Novice		Under 9		Under 11		Under 125		Open
1	Matthew Bird Todd Goodyear	5	Adam Jellett	6	Joseph Bloomfield Nathanael Lutton Richard Maynes	5	Dana Hawrami	5½	Shaun Munson	5½
2			Ruan Tremayne	4½			Heather Walker Matthew Jellett	5	Ezra Lutton	4½
3	Jack Goodyear	4½	Roly Fischer-Vousden William Cheung Pradeeba Jegatheesvaran	4					Ian Wallis Julio Filho	4
4	George Potts Thomas Huggon	4			Matthew Bertuzzo	4½	Alistair Hung David Goodchild Paul Kenning Jason Klimach	4½
	18 competitors		21 competitors		21 competitors		42 competitors		19 competitors

Cross-tables

Ivor Smith (black, board 1) in play against Shaun Munson. Shaun has had a lot of success in Colchester tournaments over the years. Dana Hawrami drew his final round game against Alistair Hung, which assured him of first place. Boards 2 and 3 were both wins for White as Matthew Jellett and Heather Walker shared second place. Joe Bloomfield had never looked to be in any difficulty during this tournament until his game with Nathanael Lutton. Nathanael had had the sobering experience against Richard Maynes (White, board 2) of failing to deliver a one-move mate and then blundering a rook.

Adam Jellett scored another 1st place here. Hamish Hore is the opponent on this occasion. Ruan Tremayne (Black, board 2) had his best ever performance in this tournament with 4½/6. Pradeeba Jegatheesvaran (white, board 4) won his last four games after two losses to share 3rd place. You saw them here first! Matthew Bird (white, board 1) scored 5/6 to share first place in the Novices' section. His co-winner was 7-year-old Todd Goodyear (white, board 2) whose only loss was in round 4 against his older brother Jack (4½/6).

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Ivor Smith (black, board 1) in play against Shaun Munson. Shaun has had a lot of success in Colchester tournaments over the years.	Dana Hawrami drew his final round game against Alistair Hung, which assured him of first place. Boards 2 and 3 were both wins for White as Matthew Jellett and Heather Walker shared second place.	Joe Bloomfield had never looked to be in any difficulty during this tournament until his game with Nathanael Lutton. Nathanael had had the sobering experience against Richard Maynes (White, board 2) of failing to deliver a one-move mate and then blundering a rook.

Adam Jellett scored another 1st place here. Hamish Hore is the opponent on this occasion. Ruan Tremayne (Black, board 2) had his best ever performance in this tournament with 4½/6. Pradeeba Jegatheesvaran (white, board 4) won his last four games after two losses to share 3rd place.	You saw them here first! Matthew Bird (white, board 1) scored 5/6 to share first place in the Novices' section. His co-winner was 7-year-old Todd Goodyear (white, board 2) whose only loss was in round 4 against his older brother Jack (4½/6).