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Seneca Hill PS team results

June 16, 2015 //

2016-2017

Ontario Vs Quebec top teams – June 3, 2017

K-6 sections:
Champions: Jeffrey, Joey, Cullen, Angela

K-3 section:

1st Runner up: Angus, Raymond, Julia, Daniel
First team was from Quebec, we were first from Ontario!
Max, Justin F, Vanessa and Ada were also representing Ontario.

Seneca Hill Alumni in J. B. Tyrell (Daniel, Cindy and Yikang) came first in the K-9 section.

Girls section

Top girls Angela (G.4) and Joey (G.6) played for the school team.

Alumni Isamel came first in G.5.

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CMA Ontario Team Championship –

K-6 sections:

Champions:

Co-Runner-ups:

K-3 section: ()

Champions:

Runner-ups:

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Categories Thursdays at Seneca Hill

Summer Chess at Trinity Montessori

By corinnawan

May 26, 2015 //

Sunday tournaments

Summer 2015 location: Trinity Montessori School, 9221 Woodbine Avenue, Markham. L3R 0K1

Date: July 12-19-26 and August 9-16-23

Details here.

Monday lessons and training

Date: June 22 to July 27 (6 Mondays)

Time: 5:30-7:30 or 6:30-8:30

More information here.

Categories Mondays at Trinity Montessori

2015 NYYCC and GP results

By corinnawan

NYYCC results:

2015 CYCC Windsor – July 6-9 website

Qualified players list – sort by cfc number (will be updated by CFC)

Categories Canadian Youth Chess Championships (CYCC)

Grandmasters’ Blindfold Simuls

By corinnawan

May 10, 2015 //

Thanks Corinna for inviting Robin and me back to the chess club. I hope everyone had fun because I did!

Posted by Eric Hansen on Wednesday, May 13, 2015

Happy Mother's Day! Thank you for bringing me to such a great chess event!

Happy Mother’s Day!
Mom, thank you for bringing me to such a great chess event!

Today GM Eric Hansen and GM Robin van Kampen hosted two Blindfold Simuls at Seneca Hill Chess Club.

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Categories Friends, Sundays tournaments

NYYCC and GP IV Results

By corinnawan

May 9, 2015 //

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Categories Canadian Youth Chess Championships (CYCC)

Support Nepal Earthquake Emergency

By corinnawan

April 28, 2015 //

The gross income of May 3 Sunday tournament will be donated to Unicef Canada. Please participate.

Tournament information and registration

Update May 9, 2015

26 players came to the tournament today. Cullen, Tiffany, Levon and Hovenes could not make it but donate one day tournament fee. We have a total of $300 to donate to UNICEF for the support of Nepal Earthquake Emergency.

Participants of the games today were Parsa, Sina, Griffin, Oliver, Sean, Wing, Angela, Harry L, Ray L, Petru, Ronith, Anuj, Eric N, Chen, Sarah, Charlie, Daniel T, Terra, Ethan, Kyle T, Ray W, William, Brent, Kyle C, Ryan and Shan. Thank you all for your support.

Photo from UNICEF Canada

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Categories Friends, Sundays tournaments

Ontario Chess Challenge Winners

By corinnawan

April 22, 2015 //

Congrats to Joey Zhong (a national master) who came first in the Ontario Chess Challenge, Grade 9. He is going to play in the national tournament, Canadian Chess Challenge in Quebec City on May 17 and 18. Joey was a Seneca Hill Chess students and now a Seneca Hill Chess Club regular supply teacher. We wish Joey all the best in the CCC!

Joey Zhong, Grade 9 Champion of the OCC 2015.

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Categories Ontario Chess Challenge Regionals, Saturdays at Hillcrest, Thursdays at Seneca Hill

NYYCC and GP III Results

By corinnawan

March 29, 2015 //

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Categories Canadian Youth Chess Championships (CYCC)

2015 Seneca Hill Grand Prix

By corinnawan

March 22, 2015 //

How to win the Grand Prix cash?

There are 4 tournaments in the Seneca Hill Grand Prix series, and a player can play in any number of them.

A player’s total score will be the sum of their 3 best scores. Players who play in fewer than three tournaments will still have the sum of their scores counted towards the consideration of the prizes, so for example, a player who scores 4 in 2 tournaments (4+4=8) will still finish ahead of a player that scores 2 in 3 tournaments (2+2+2=6). For players who change age groups, their score will be computed separately for each age group, and then the highest of the 2 will be their total score. Read the rest of this entry »

Categories Canadian Youth Chess Championships (CYCC)