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Written by Andres D Hortillosa on
Tue, May 13 2008 (10:55)
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The battle between co-leaders was decided quickly in round 4. Pitts blundered a pawn without any compensation. The game since then was lopsided in Black’s favor. Macaspac efficiently converted his advantage into a win. Macaspac has one more tough game with Baniel in round 6 tomorrow. If he overcomes him, he will easily become the champion this year. |
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Written by Andres D Hortillosa on
Tue, May 13 2008 (10:47)
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Round 4 Results West vs. Fissel (1-0) Corona vs. Duke (0-1) Baniel vs. Floto (1-0) Donovan vs. King (0-1) Pitts vs. Macaspac (0-1) Duke vs. Shepherd (1-0) |
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Written by Dr. Alexey Root on
Tue, May 13 2008 (09:32)
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By Dr. Alexey Root, Women's International Master Although I have written two books: Children and Chess (A Guide for Educators) and Science, Math, Checkmate, I have never had a blog before. I am excited about the prospect of quick feedback from MonRoi Web site visitors. I look forward to providing fun and helpful chess information to you. As you can tell from my book titles, I am primarily interested in how chess might be used as an educational tool.  
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Written by Andres D Hortillosa on
Mon, May 12 2008 (08:14)
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I am returning back to Memphis shortly after the start of Round 4 (2 pm). So you will not see any blogging from me until tonight. When I get home, I will blog more on specific games with some light analysis.
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Written by Andres D Hortillosa on
Mon, May 12 2008 (03:36)
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Round 3 is underway. It took us (mostly Ron Braud) only two rounds to figure out a way to start the round on time. We try to do things on time that being the Army way. You can watch the ongoing action live here in Monroi. Today, we started exactly at 0800 hours. |
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