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Ils sont rares les tournois scolaires de prestige qui accepte les canadiens ses jours. Il nous reste le New York State Scholastic Chess Championship avec plus 1,600 participants. Environ 40 québécois vont participer cette année.
Le tournoi aura lieu à Saratoga Springs NY. Cela représente à peu près 4 heures de route en autobus en
partant de Montréal.
Le départ vers Saratoga Springs est prévu le vendredi 9 mars 2018 à 17h00 en partant du bureau
d’AEM.
Nous reviendrons dimanche le 11 mars autour de 17h30 pour être de retour à Montréal à 21h30.
Nous avons loué un autobus pour que la délégation québécoise fasse le voyage ensemble vers ce prestigieux
évènement. Le prix pour une place sur l’autobus est de 25$ pour les joueurs et de 50$ pour les
parents et les entraîneurs.
Critères d’éligibilité : Être dans le top 10 de ton niveau scolaire au premier janvier 2018 (entre septembre
2016 et décembre 2017 ) OU, avoir participé à un minimum de 10 parties cotés Échecs et Maths
entre le 1er septembre 2017 et le 31 décembre 2017
Dates : Départ de Montréal à 17h00 vendredi le 9 mars; retour vers Montréal le 11 mars 2018
Dernière ronde - 3 Québécois parmi les 8 en tête - Section High School Championship
Bd White Team Res Black
1 FM Ethan Li (2370 4.0) IM Nicolas Checa (2590 5.0)
2 FM Shawn R-Lemieux (2357 4.0) Jacob Chen (2263 4.0)
3 Max Jiahua Li (2219 4.0) WIM Maili-Jade Ouellet (2285 4.0)
4 FM Qiuyu Huang (2264 4.0) Aidan Ahram (1756 4.0)
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