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Scholastic Tournament Blog: 2018 Spring Fever

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CCSCSL Staff

on April 19, 2018 in

Scholastic Tournament Results

by Tony Chen, Scholastic Coordinator

As the 2017-2018 chess season comes to an end, 215 young chess players participated in the Spring Fever Chess Tournament on Saturday, April 14th, at Webster Groves High School. After four strenuous rounds, the winners were picked below.

The Saint Louis Chess Club would like to thank all the players, parents, coaches, and community partners that make our monthly tournaments a success. Please join us next month for our May tournament, Mayhem in May, on Saturday, May 19th, at Lindbergh High School.

K-6 Open Standings

K-6 Open Team Standings

K-6 U400 Standings

K-6 U400 Team Standings

K-12 Open Standings

K-12 Open Team Standings

K-12 U1000 Standings

K-12 U1000 Team Standings

	K-12 Open	K-12 U1000	K-6 Open	K-6 U400
Individual	1. Siqi Li	1. Aleksandre Sakhelashvili	1. Tarun Haribasker	1. Edison Lu
	2. Isabel Yearian	2. Dhanush Kandukuri	2. Amogh Raikhanghar	2. Noah Dehler
	3. Cole Tatro	3. Frank Ragone	3. Abhinav Rao	3. Alan Chen
Team	1. GF Chess Club	1. GF Chess Club	1. GF Chess Club	1. GF Chess Club
	2. Glenridge Elementary	2. Argo Chess Club	2. St Gabriel School	2. Argo Chess Club
	3. DM Chess Club	3. Fern Ridge High	3. Babler Elementary	3. Kennard Elementary

Scholastic Grand Prix: K-6 Open Standings

Scholastic Grand Prix: K-6 U400 Standings

Scholastic Grand Prix: K-12 Open Standings

Scholastic Grand Prix: K-12 U1000 Standings

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