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The listing for Windsor players seems a bit light. I see some of my students who qualified but not others. Windsor's Chess Challenge playoffs were qualifiers which qualified a very large number of kids on the order of 110 kids - unless something went off the rails - and there were also two other qualifiers that qualified at least 20 kids.
Thanks John and Vlad.
The qualified players list has been updated for some Windsor, Nova Scotia, and BC tournaments that were missed.
If I have still missed one, please email the office.
There are still more qualifiers to come, so files will be updated periodically
Thanks John and Vlad.
The qualified players list has been updated for some Windsor, Nova Scotia, and BC tournaments that were missed.
If I have still missed one, please email the office.
There are still more qualifiers to come, so files will be updated periodically
Hi Bob which email should we send the qualified player list? I sent one to admin@chess.ca two days ago for Victoria YCC but still not showing up in BC list. Thanks.
Hi Bob which email should we send the qualified player list? I sent one to admin@chess.ca two days ago for Victoria YCC but still not showing up in BC list. Thanks.
Update I do see the master list now has Victoria players but BC list has only one qualifier list. Thanks!
Hi Bob which email should we send the qualified player list? I sent one to admin@chess.ca two days ago for Victoria YCC but still not showing up in BC list. Thanks.
The qualified player list is probably not going to be updated every two days. Two days ago would be Thursday when Bob might be heavily into doing the ratings. I know that with lessons and emails occasionally it may take a day or two for me to catch up if an email shows up when I am in the middle of a long series of lessons.
We have lots of gaps in data, so if
you are ? - we need your date of birth
if your a girl, but listed as a boy, let us know.
no town listed, let us know.
161713 Anahita Farahdel U12 Boys Montreal QC
should be GIRLS
Thanks
The city/province pair are doubtful, too. There is no such player in the FQE database, which means that she didn't play in any Quebec tournament ever. The only national event where the player participated was a CYCC qualifier for Eastern Ontario. Can this player be from the Ottawa area?
Last edited by Vadim Tsypin; Wednesday, 11th May, 2016, 12:36 PM.
The city/province pair are doubtful, too. There is no such player in the FQE database, which means that she didn't play in any Quebec tournament ever. The only national event where the player participated was a CYCC qualifier for Eastern Ontario. Can this player be from the Ottawa area?
The family told me that they drove from Montreal for the express purpose of qualifying. It worked out well for them. She seemed quite capable for her first tournament.
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