Post by Kai G Gauer on May 7, 2006 18:48:29 GMT -5
Hi all
Where can I find some of the archives of past cross-tables for the provincial and national youth events of Sk players? I'm trying to assist with team NWT prepare for a possible friendly clash at Waterloo, Ontario this summer.
In particular, some members of our club have expressed interest in the game styles of Mr. Furois, Mr. Mackinnon and Mr. Wu, if they are still active.
Gamescores would also be appreciated, and nice work with the page update and viewer.
PS Todd Paget, formerly of Cathedral Chess Club Centre, now playing in Yellowknife, says hello. With any luck, he and a few other strong players may or may not be planing their attendance in Waterloo for the Open this summer, which has an open section to those within 100 rating points or so of the floor of 2000, as well as at least one other section. Aram Arz, another Yellowknifer (and probably a 2000+ player, having recently scored well in his national youth section in Armenia a few years back), had also at last word was looking forward to potentially attending.
1. e4!!,
Kai G. Gauer
NWT & Yellowknife Chess Assoc., CFC Governor
Where can I find some of the archives of past cross-tables for the provincial and national youth events of Sk players? I'm trying to assist with team NWT prepare for a possible friendly clash at Waterloo, Ontario this summer.
In particular, some members of our club have expressed interest in the game styles of Mr. Furois, Mr. Mackinnon and Mr. Wu, if they are still active.
Gamescores would also be appreciated, and nice work with the page update and viewer.
PS Todd Paget, formerly of Cathedral Chess Club Centre, now playing in Yellowknife, says hello. With any luck, he and a few other strong players may or may not be planing their attendance in Waterloo for the Open this summer, which has an open section to those within 100 rating points or so of the floor of 2000, as well as at least one other section. Aram Arz, another Yellowknifer (and probably a 2000+ player, having recently scored well in his national youth section in Armenia a few years back), had also at last word was looking forward to potentially attending.
1. e4!!,
Kai G. Gauer
NWT & Yellowknife Chess Assoc., CFC Governor
