Final standing 2018-2019 (tentative)
Please report error by June 22. Thank you.
We will contact the winners later.
Every year, the top girls from Grade 1 to 6 are invited to represent Ontario Girls Team to play in the Ontario-Quebec Team Championship in Kingston. Entry fee, transportation and lunch are paid by Chess’n Math Association. It will be held on June 8, 2019.
Top girls 2019 will be selected from the OCC Seneca Hill Qualifier 2 on February 16, 2019.
Girls playing in their own grade section or open section are eligible.
The higher scored girl in each section from section Grade 1 to Grade 6 will be qualified to the play-off match.
The higher scored girl of each grade from Grade 1 to Grade 6 in the open section will be qualified to the play-off match.
Play-off match will be played after the tournament if time permitted, otherwise, at a mutual agreed Saturday or Sunday afternoon.
Registration and details of OCC Seneca Hill qualifier 2, please click here.
Updated on February 17
Sections:
Grade 1 – Ashley Qian (Kindergartner played in grade 1 section)
Grade 2 – Rae Chen
Grade 3 – Milana Inzemtseva
Grade 4 – Anni Guo
Grade 5 – Valarie Ruchinskaya
Grade 6 – Lauren Hewang
Queens rule in chess!
TBC – To be confirmed after December 31
Draw – draw to win a free OCC entry – 5 free entries donated by our sponsors. Read the rest of this entry »
Jeffrey and Max playing double chess games with Seneca Hill Saturday students
In the past Saturday Chess program, we had a Double Chess Fundraising Event for WCCC participants Jeffrey Zhao and Max Chen. Jeff and Max shared their WCCC experience with the students while they played double chess games. We raised a total of $226. Seneca Hill doubled the amount and Jeff and Max each will receive $226 in the upcoming OCC qualifier on December 8.
“WCCC 2018 in Santiago, Spain was a wonderful experience overall, I got to play rounds of chess with a diversity of people around the globe that were my age and I learned so much from each of them. During tournament, I received gifts from people so I had souvenirs as memories for the good time that I wouldn’t want to forget in the future. We also explored Santiago, tried different foods from its traditions and learned more about the unique culture. Thanks Seneca Hill Chess fundraising event for the WCCC participants, I have had lots of fun.” — Max Chen
–Jeffrey Zhao talked about WCCC <<click here
FIDE Master Ian Findlay receiving 4th place prize at 2nd World Senior Blitz tournament in Bled from Grandmaster Adrian Mikhalchishin (Photo from Ian’s FB post)
FM Ian Findlay should be the first Seneca Hill Chess Champion! 🙂 Ian went to Seneca Hill Public School in 1969, the year the school opened. He was in grade four and he became the school champion that year!
Ian, Congratulations on your achievement in the World Senior Blitz Championship!
Some of our students participated in the CMA Grand Prix on November 25. Ezekiel Paule came tied first in U8! Bradley Tseng and Albert Luo tied in a 5-way first with 4.5 out of 5 in Under 10. Jeffrey Zhao came second in U12. Angus Zhang and Andrew Gulec scored 4 out of 5. All our students score 3.5 or more… Adrian D’Souza, Brendan Chan, Sean Gao, Wilfred Chan and Octavius Zhang.
Ezekiel Paule, U8
Bradley Tseng, U10
Details and registration here.
Ratings were updated for the tournament on June 13.
Please check player’s name, CFC number, regular rating and bye info. Report errors and omission if any.
GP6 is CFC Regular rated. To find your CFC number and rating, please use this link. Type in the player’s last name and first name. If you don’t have a CFC number, we will get you one after the tournament. Read the rest of this entry »
