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Re: 2016 CYCC List of Players
Hi John:Originally posted by John Coleman View Post
It looks fine. Some slight discrepancies from the .cbv file but from what I see it's just where the name fields in the .cbv file were incomplete.
I have to assume the original .cbv file isn't complete since there were only 83 games and it should have been 120-130 games. (Then again, figuring out the chicken scratches of adult chess players, let alone kids, can be quite the challenge.)
SteveComment
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Re: 2016 CYCC List of Players
Swiss-Manager can do this too. It can also upload the games and photos to the chess-results.com website and generate very nice ready to print PDFs for the player's name tags.Originally posted by Stephen Wright View Post
http://chess-results.com/PartieSuche...r=182318&art=3
http://chess-results.com/Fotos.aspx?lan=1&key1=2391Comment
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Re: 2016 CYCC List of Players
Thanks for posting those, John. The 83 games are from sections U-8 Girls through "U-14 Boys". U-14 Girls, U-16 Open and U-18 Open are missing. Would it be possible to add these three sections as well?Originally posted by John Coleman View PostComment
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Re: 2016 CYCC List of Players
Originally posted by Rene Preotu View Post
I loaded the U18 section in Swiss-Manager based on the chesstalk posts. Please DO NOT take these as the official standings or pairings.
http://chess-results.com/tnr229669.aspx?lan=1Comment
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Re: 2016 CYCC List of Players
Nigel wrote:
When the smoke clears, and all the games have trickled in, I will make any name, etc. corrections and produce a "clean" file.There are 83 games - with a number of spelling mistakes in the names, blank games, etc. But they are readable.
Thanks to anyone who is entering these games!Comment
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Re: 2016 CYCC List of Players
I gave You Zhou admin access to Windsorchess.org with the idea of posting the pgn's there. It would probably be less confusing to post everything there.Originally posted by John Coleman View PostComment
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Re: 2016 CYCC List of Players
Excellent work tying together all available data _and_ the photos. Thanks Rene!Originally posted by Rene Preotu View Post
Quite impressive to see what Swiss-Manager is capable of.Comment
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Re: 2016 CYCC List of Players
Great. Could you update a Club/City column with towns and cities :)Originally posted by Rene Preotu View PostComment
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Re: 2016 CYCC List of Players
I looked through all these games. Crap. There should be higher standards to enter to the National Championship. If quantity is priority, then have two rounds first day when the first round is with a shorter time control to warm up LOLOriginally posted by John Coleman View PostComment
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Re: 2016 CYCC List of Players
The CFC database imported in Swiss-Manager shows the player's province under the Club column. I can manually overwrite it but the province makes more sense for CYCC.Originally posted by Egidijus Zeromskis View PostComment
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Re: 2016 CYCC List of Players
It will be more interesting to see the games from the top 4 or 5 boards for each section. Entering games from lower boards is just a waste of time.Originally posted by Egidijus Zeromskis View PostComment
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Re: 2016 CYCC List of Players
It is the $150 that goes directly to CFC that is a priority. The plain fact is that CYCC is the cash cow for CFC. Last year - CYCC 2015, 25 players did not have regular ratings at all, however their active/semi-rapide ratings were used for pairings, unlike CYCC 2014 in Montreal where they were paired as unrated in alphabetical order in the end.Originally posted by Egidijus Zeromskis View Post
You bet most if not all of them are playing slow chess for the first time at CYCC. Many boards players try three moves not just in U8 but even in U14.Comment
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Re: 2016 CYCC List of Players
Wow, it took you a while to figure out this fact. Luckily in the last years the money were used toward WYCC, U16 Olympiad and the Junior fund and not to cover the organizer's deficit from the Canadian Open.Originally posted by Keerti Nyayachavadi View PostComment
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Re: 2016 CYCC List of Players
Yes extra coaches but no extra player in which there was a large field - like U10, U12, U14 boys sectionOriginally posted by Rene Preotu View Post
There was no Canadian open last year LOLOriginally posted by Rene Preotu View Post
Are you implying that 2014 Montreal organizers's covered it from CYCC?
Are you sure if there is a deficit this year in Canadian open, it wont be covered from CYCC?Comment
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