R6 CROSSTABLE VIV GREENELSH MEMORIAL

Congratulations to Max Phillips who recently took out the Viv Greenelsh Memorial with a clear-first 5.5/6 score. Well done Max! Please see final crosstable below this post. Next up is our Allegro championships starting Wednesday night 24 April.

Remember to put Saturday June 22 and Sunday June 23 in your Diary now – That’s when you can play in the 59th Peninsula Open for just $20 as a Redcliffe Chess Club Inc Member! See the attached entry form for full details.

Another great event not to miss is the 2024 Darling Downs Open in Toowoomba in early May, with $30 000 in sponsorship from Byron Capital, making it the biggest prizemoney tournament/s in all of Australia this year! See www.darlingdownsopen.com.au for full details.

Home – Darling Downs Open
We are super excited to be bringing you the 2024 Byron Capital Darling Downs Open with bigger prize money and opportunities for GM and IM Norms.
www.darlingdownsopen.com.au

The 2024 Gold Coast Open is another fantastic upcoming tournament; Thursday 27 June – Monday 1 July for the 9-Round (90 mins + 30 secs/move) Premier division or Friday 28 June – Sunday 30 June for the 7-Round (60 mins + 30 secs/move) Major (Under 1800 ACF) and Minor (Under 1200 ACF) divisions. More info and registration here: https://gardinerchess.com.au/gold-coast-open/

Thank you to the many players who have already paid their Adult Entry Fee of $6 OR the $2 Entry Fee for Juniors under 18 for our upcoming Wednesday night 24 April 6-round Allegro championships (15 mins + 3 secs/move across two Wednesday nights 24 April and 1 May respectively).

If you still need to pay your entry fee for this event, please Direct Deposit our Redcliffe Chess Club Westpac Account using your name as the reference:

BSB: 734208 ACCOUNT NUMBER: 070051

See you next Wednesday night for R1-3 of the Allegro championship! If you need a bye, text Mark before 7:30pm please!

Cheers Mark C Stokes 0431 419 136

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