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Scholastic Tournament Winners

2019-2020 Season Top Individuals
	K-12 Open	K-12 U1000	K-6 Open	K-6 U500	K-3 Open
Halloween Havoc 10/12/2019
	1. Oliver Ohly	1. Rohan Deshpande	1. Shree Nidhi Sikkal Kumar	1. Jocelyn Zou	1. Deetya Thummala
	2. Jenna Song	2. Yrwin Batan	2. Sanjay Adireddi	2. Lucas Grosswiler	2. Rohan Talakanti
	3. Aleksandre Sakhelashvili	3. Roman Kaminski	3. Vidyuth Kamesh	3. Vinay Sebastian	3. Jonathan Kwong
Turkey Tango 11/16/2019
	1. Vineethreddy Thatiparti	1. Roman Kaminski	1. Ignacio Moyano	1. Miles Schawacker	1. Benicio Moyano
	2. Aleksandre Sakhelashvili	2. Aspen Mechem	2. Vidyuth Kamesh	2. Dominic Grebel	2. Vedant Maiti
	3. Cole Tatro	3. Rohan Deshpande	3. Aksheetha Santhoshkumar	3. Mihir Patel	3. Ricardo Wen
Holiday Classic 12/7/2019
	1. Aleksandre Sakhelashvili	1. Robert Quan	1. Isaac Upchurch	1. Oliver Burkemper	1. Vedant Maiti
	2. Iovane Sakhelashvili	2. Alexander DiGiovanni	2. Felix Han	2. Jack Greenberg	2. Mason Eckert
	3. Vineethreddy Thatiparti	3. Aspen Mechem	3. Sudeep Vadderaju	3. Jonah Crites	3. Jakob Kakhaev

2019-2020 Season Top Teams
	K-12 Open	K-6 Open	K-3 Open
Halloween Havoc 10/12/2019
	1. Argo Chess Club	1. GF Chess Club	1. GF Chess Club
	2. GF Chess Club	2. Vanguard Chess Club	2. Argo Chess Club
	3. Vanguard Chess Club	3. Argo Chess Club	3. Vanguard Chess Club
Turkey Tango 11/16/2019
	1. Argo Chess Club	1. GF Chess Club	1. GF Chess Club
	2. GF Chess Club	2. Argo Chess Club	2. Vanguard Chess Club
	3. Vanguard Chess Club	3. Vanguard Chess Club	3. New City School
Holiday Classic 12/7/2019
	1. Argo Chess Club	1. Mallinckrodt Academy	1. Argo Chess Club
	2. GF Chess Club	2. Argo Chess Club	2. GF Chess Club
	3. Vanguard Chess Club	3. Vanguard Chess Club	3. Vanguard Chess Club

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