Surrey County Chess Association
2009 Yearbook
SURREY GRADING LIST and BYE LAWS APPLICABLE TO ALL COMPETITIONS Surrey County Chess Association. A Company Limited by Guarantee and not having Share Capital and registered in England and Wales. Registration Number: 5602632. Registered office: 38 Glebe Road Ashtead Surrey KT21 2NT Surrey County Chess Association
Registered in England and Wales under The Companies Acts 1985 to 1989 as a Company Limited By Guarantee And Not Having A Share Capital Registered Number 5602632
incorporating the former Surrey County Chess Association
established 1883
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CONTENTS
Editor’s Notes 2 Affiliated Clubs 3 Individual Tournaments – 2008 18 32nd Surrey Chess Congress 19 Inter-Club Competitions 20 Croydon & District Chess League 24 SCCU County Matches 26 Individual Tournaments – 2009 28 Briant Poulter League 31 Surrey Youth Team 33 Role and Duties of Match Captains - SCCA 35 Board of Directors and Appointed Officers 38 Grades for Surrey Players 2009 43 Key to Grading List 75 Correspondence Chess 76 Memorandum & Articles 77 Bye Laws Applicable To All Competitions 92 Bye Laws Applicable To Club Competitions 94 Bye Laws as to Trophies and other prizes 102 Best Games 105
3 Editor’s Notes
The 2009 edition of the SCCA Yearbook is my fifth and, this year, I have indulgently taken more advantage of comb binding to give more space to Affiliated Clubs and the Grading List. Where some Clubs Details need a full page I have given it; alternatively if a Club would otherwise have been split between two pages I have placed the entry on the next page. In the Grading List long names are allocated two lines.
I hope you will agree Clubs’ Details are better presented in this way. After all our Clubs are the backbone of the Association; they also fund it. Talking of funding, my indulgence may take the take this edition over budget, but the Association is in a healthy financial state and I trust our Treasurer will allow it.
Our President remarked at a meeting that the number of this year’s Challenge Cup entries was very low. Let’s address this by suggesting each Club’s Open Champion be strongly encouraged to enter. It’s unfortunate in chess that results are largely a forgone conclusion according to players’ grades and it’s likely this discourages too many players. (The late Simon Webb’s amusing Chess for Tigers contained some useful information for players facing instant death!). I do hope the Board and Clubs will give my suggestion serious thought.
Editors complain every year of time pressure but Brian Skinner saved me many hours of work applying his expertise to the grading list. Indeed I’d already announced “this would be the last one” but my happier experience this year may persuade me to produce just one more.
Charles Cronin and Mike Laker willingly assisted with their in- valuable patient proof-checking. Fred Popplewell
4 Affiliated Clubs
Ashtead Est 1946 Tuesday
Ralli Room, Peace Memorial Hall, Woodfield Lane Ashtead KT21 2BE Sept—July Juniors: 6.15pm Main: 7.30pm
President: Richard W Jones [email protected] 01372 813487 38 Glebe Road Ashtead KT21 2NT
Treasurer: Richard W Jones
Secretary: Daniel B Rosen [email protected] h 01372 728740 07736 387651 20 Danehurst Ct Alexandra Rd Epsom KT17 4BY
1st team: Daniel B Rosen Alexander
2nd team: Adrian Waldock [email protected] 07973 325146
Lauder David Shepherd [email protected] 743162
3rd team: Hugh Wylie [email protected] 01372 812737 07973 325146
4th team: Richard Pibworth [email protected] 07918 697889
Fred Manning: Mike Bolan 01372 842453 7 Broom Hall, Oxshott KT22 0JZ website: www.ashteadchessclub.org
5 Battersea Est 1885 Monday
Balham Bowls Club Pub, Ramsden Road, Balham SW12 8QX
Chairman: Alan Palmer [email protected] 020 7480 5455 07330 973256 130 Kennet Street, London E1W 2JJ
Secretary: Paul Stokes [email protected] 020 8785 6782 55 Lockyer House The Platt SW15 1EE
Treasurer: Charles Cronin [email protected] 020 7228 6325 07931 979844 109 Broomwood Road London SW11 6JT
1st team: (Beaumont & Alexander) until 31 December 2009 Daniel Staples [email protected] 07766 330389 from 1 January 2010 Bill Drennan [email protected] 020 8673 9658 07784 261329 website: www.batterseachessclub.org.uk
Castles Chess Club Wednesday
Whyteleafe School Whyteleafe Hill Whyteleafe CR3 0AA meets in Dining Hall – term times only Juniors Club 6.30pm – 7.30pm, Senior Club 7.30pm onwards
Chairman: Neill Cooper [email protected] 01883 624051 104 Westhall Road Warlingham CR6 9HD Secretary: Graham Knott
Treasurer: Len Heal Captains: Alexander & Ellam: Neill Cooper
Lauder: Martin Bibby [email protected] 01883 345045 website: www.cchess.org.uk
6 CCF Monday
84/90 Chipstead Valley Road Coulsdon, CR5 3BA Juniors: 4.30 — 6.45pm Main: — 7.30pm Other nights as necessary Tel: 020 8645 0302 Fax: 020 8645 0412 e-mail: [email protected]
Centre Manager: Rev Howard Curtis [email protected] 020 8645 0302 Activities Coordinator: Scott Freeman [email protected] 020 8645 0302
Club Captain: David Howes [email protected]
1st team, Alexander: David Howes 020 8657 2895
2nd team Simon Wrigley [email protected] 01273 303597 website: www.ccfworld.com/Chess
7 Crystal Palace & Croydon Est 1964 Monday
St Philip’s Church Hall, Coombe Road, Upper Sydenham, SE26 6QW
Secretary: David Hodgson [email protected] 020 8663 2553 10 Kings Court Kelsey Park Ave Beckenham BR3 6TT
Treasurer: Dr JM O’Neill 07890 946141 Blew House Dulwich Common SE21 7LG
Surrey T: Graham Keane [email protected] 020 8654 1457
Ellam T: David Hodgson
Minor T: Martin Dale [email protected] 020 8299 0447 website: www.crystalpalacechess.org.uk
8 Dorking Thursday
Church Room, Dorking United Reformed Church, 53 West Street, Dorking, RH4 1BS
President & Secretary: Peter Lawrence [email protected] 01306 881086 46 Tollgate Road Dorking RH4 2PW
Treasurer: Brian Skinner [email protected] 01306 882827 Sarnia Ridgeway Road Dorking RH4 3AT Captains:
Centenary & EWMT Peter Lawrence
Minor: Steve Todd [email protected] 01306 881949 Riffhams, Deepdene Avenue Road Dorking RH4 1ST
Fred Manning: John Trubshaw [email protected] 01306 882175 Hamar, Martineau Drive Dorking RH4 2PN website: www.brisk.demon.co.uk/dcc/
9 Guildford Est 1896 Monday
The Guildford Institute, Ward Street, Guildford, GU1 4LH (some Thursdays)
President: Phil Stimpson 01483 208456 Winkworth Hill Hascombe GU8 4AE
Secretary: Mike Adams [email protected] 01483 233324 07929 242673 10 New House Farm Lane Wood St Village Guildford GU3 3DD
Treasurer: Mike Morgan [email protected] 01428 656185 15 Marley Coombe Rd Haslemere GU27 3SN 1st team & Alexander: Trevor Jones [email protected] 01483 565319 67 Guildford Park Ave Guildford GU2 7NH
2nd team: Malcolm Twigger-Ross 01483 502988 [email protected] 3 Cranley Road Guildford GU1 2EH 3rd team & EWMT: Mike Gunn [email protected] 01483 571553 07739 518392 website: www.guildfordchess.fsnet.co.uk
10 Kingston & Thames Valley Est 1875 Monday
Friends Meeting House, 78 Eden Street Kingston Upon Thames, KT1 1DJ
President: Ken Inwood
Life Vice President: Bill Waterton
Chairman: John Foley [email protected] 07850 045805
Secretary: Nick Grey [email protected] 07726 924861 156 Dunston Road SW11 5YB 020 7228 7123
Treasurer: Ken Inwood 01932 229547
1st team & Alexander: John Foley see above
2nd team: Chris Clegg 020 8390 2845 3 Aragon Ct Catherine Road Surbiton KT6 4HD website: www.kingstonchess.org.uk/
Morley College Friday
Morley College, 61 Westminster Bridge Road, Waterloo, SE1 7HT Term times only
Secretary: AW Watts 12 Drummer Lodge Kinloch St N7 7LJ 020 7609 2016
Treasurer: PA Carlucci 020 7828 1807 Flat G10 Peabody Estate Vauxhall Bridge Rd SW1Q 1TQ
11 Redhill & District Est 1892 Monday (and some Wednesdays)
Redhill Methodist Church, Gloucester Road, Redhill, RH1 1BP in the Earlswood Room (Upstairs) 7.30pm — 10.30pm Access for disabled via slope to main door and lift
Chairman: Kevin Thurlow [email protected] 01737 765706 68 Carlton Road Redhill RH1 2DD
Secretary: M.C.Harris [email protected] 01293 886328 07931 188474
Treasurer: Paul Dunican [email protected] 01306 730289
1st team & Alexander: Chris Howell [email protected] 01737 780899
2nd team: M.C.Harris
3rd team: Richard Barrett [email protected] 01737 271587
4th team: Ian Bodsworth [email protected] 01737 246617 website: http://chess.consolidata.co.uk/redhillchess/
Richmond & Twickenham Thursday Christchurch Hall, Station Road, Teddington (from 7.30 pm)
Secretary: Richard Thursby [email protected] 07905 932592
Treasurer: Jonathan Eckert [email protected] 020 8943 1331 07872 963896 54 Admiralty Way, Teddington, TW11 0NL Captain: tba – contact Jonathan Eckert website: www.randtchessclub.co.uk
12 South Norwood Est 1881 Thursday Small Hall, West Thornton Community Centre, London Road Thornton Heath, CR7 6AU September—July 7.15 – 11.00pm
President: H Martin Cath 020 8660 6252 6 Northwood Avenue Purley CR8 2EP
Secretary: KR Chamberlain [email protected] 020 8657 6792 46 Brian Avenue, Sanderstead CR2 9NE Treasurer: Martin Cath
Ellam : David Howes [email protected] 020 8657 2895
Minor: Les Denford [email protected] 020 8689 2023
Lauder: David Howes see above
EWMT : Richard Davis [email protected] 020 8660 8218
Fred Manning: Barry Miles [email protected] 020 8769 4028
Enquiries: Simon Lea [email protected] 020 8670 2687 website: www.westthornton.org/chess
13 Streatham & Brixton Tuesday
Woodfield Grove Tennis Club, 9 Woodfield Grove, SW16 1LR
President: Angus French [email protected] 020 8677 2063 24 Century House,245 Streatham High Road,
Secretary: Richard Tillett [email protected] 020 7228 1526 42 Salcott Road, LONDON, SW11 6DE Treasurer: Richard Tillett
Surrey & Alexander: Angus French
Lauder: David Varley [email protected] 07847 174714
Stoneleigh: Robin Haldane [email protected] 07932 363233 website: www.streathamchess.org.uk
14 Surbiton Wednesday
Fircroft, 96 Ditton Road, Surbiton, KT6 6RH Junior Club 6.30-7.30pm Senior Club 7.30-10.40pm
Chairman: Paul Durrant [email protected] 020 8255 1369 103 Hook Rise South KT6 7NA 07827 665398 Secretary: Chris Torrero [email protected] 020 8391 1856 27 Clayton Road Chessington KT9 1ND Treasurer: Dave Morant 020 8390 3468 141 Raeburn Avenue Surbiton KT5 9DD
Alexander:Chris Briscoe [email protected] 020 8397 6385
Surrey: Rob Harrison [email protected] 020 8391 1644 EWMT: Chris Torrero see above
Fred Manning: Chris Torrero see above
Junior Organisor & Coach: Chris Briscoe website: www.surbitonchessclub.co.uk
15 Wallington & Carshalton Est 1895 Thursday
Sutton Highfields Lawn Tennis Club, Mayfield Road Sutton, SM2 5DT
(change of venue)
President: Len Blogg 89 Erskine Rd Sutton SM1 3AT 020 8644 9860
Secretary: Geoff Marchant 020 8676 2966 [email protected] ‘Easthope’ Wilmot Road Purley CR8 2HH
Treasurer: V Bassi [email protected] 0208 241 5955 19 The Byway, Sutton SM2 5LE Alexander & Beaumont: Mark Daniells [email protected] 01737 352786 19 Hewers Way Tadworth KT20 6HU Centenary & Lauder: Jim McGing [email protected] 020 8644 4878 51 Oakhill Road Sutton SM1 3AA
Minor: Alan Hare [email protected] 020 8669 3043 42 Park Lane Wallington SM6 0TN website: http://www.wallingtonchess.co.uk/
16 Wimbledon Monday
Function Room, Wimbledon Club, 2 Trinity Road Wimbledon, SW19 8QU also some Thursdays
President: RJ Wilcox [email protected] 020 8947 6439
Secretary: Trevor Brugger [email protected] 020 8407 5123 The Maple House 174 Foxley Lane CR8 3NF Treasurer: Russell Granat [email protected] 01932 880124 13 Walton Pk Walton-on-Thames KT12 3ET 1st team: John Wilcox see RJ Wilcox above
2nd team: Paul Archer [email protected] 020 8769 9301
3rd team: Trevor Brugger
4th team: Don Careswell [email protected] 01372 842876
5th team: John R. Sprackett 020 8788 1916
Alexander:Graeme Buckley [email protected] 020 8642 5239
EWMT: Trevor Brugger website: http://Wimbledonchessclub.4t.com
17 Woking Thursday
Woking Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, Pine Road, Hook Heath Woking GU22 0DX
Secretary: John Thorogood [email protected] 01483 762531 5 Trentham Cres, Old Woking GU22 9EW Treasurer: WLTCC
Captain: Paul Hopper [email protected] 07795 531963
Vice-Captain: Alain Dekker [email protected] 01483 760140
Woking A: Mike Foss [email protected] 01483 721980
Woking B: Tim Humphreys [email protected] 01483 824102
Individual Tournaments – 2008 (final results)
Slater-Kennington Cup - Play Off grade 1 2 3 pts 1 Adam Fysh-Foskett 181 ½ 1 1½ 2 Paul Shepherd 144 ½ ½ 1 3 Joe Skielnik 146 0 ½ ½ Outstanding Slater– Kennington (Surbiton) game: Heiko Cassens v Malcolm Groom 1-0 Felce Cup - Play Off grade 1 2 3 pts 1 Mike Williams 118 1 1 2 2 Krishna Mehendale 117 0 ½ ½ 3 Chris Dunne 93 0 ½ ½
Wernick Cup - Play Off grade 1 2 3 pts 1 Julian Walker 98 1d ½ 1½ 2 Vincenzo Giannattasio 51 0d 1 1 3 David Howes 110 ½ 0 ½
18 32nd Surrey Chess Congress 10 – 13 April 2009 - Nonsuch High School Sports Hall, Sutton
The “Frank Winter” FIDE Open Tournament 7 Round Swiss
1 James ADAIR 2098 ENG 6.0 2= IM Graeme N BUCKLEY 2392 ENG 5.5 3= Rafal TYMRAKIEWICZ 2264 POL 5.5 4 Felix J YNOJOSA 2187 ENG 5.0
The “Eric Weimann” Major Tournament 7 Round Swiss
1 Peter ANDREEV 103 Richmond J 5.5 2= Ian DESWARTE 140 Guildford 4.5 2= Anand J KRISHNAN 147 Wilson’s School 4.5 2= Martin C PAGE 151 Insurance 4.5 2= Dale C TAYLOR 168 Ashtead 4.5 6= Paul G JACKSON 142 CCF 4.0 6= Arthur L MULHOLLAND 125 Scotland 4.0 6= M PERIASAMYMANJULA 129 Ashtead 4.0
The Intermediate u130 Tournament 7 Round Swiss
1= Adam A TAYLOR 89 Ashtead 5.5 1= Martin J WALLMAN 128 Camberley 5.5 3= Raymond J KEARSLEY 126 Wimbledon 5.0 3= Seth D LEVINE 116 Kings Lynn 5.0 3= Mark R STONE 110 Petts Wood & Orp’gton 5.0 6 Geoffrey L BISHOP 127 Chislehurst 4.5
(continued on page 25)
19 Inter-Club Competitions 2008 - 2009
Alexander Cup – Compulsory Quickplay finish
Round 1 Round 2 Semi-Final
Surbiton bye Surbiton 3½ CCF 6½ CCF bye CCF 5 Redhill 5 Wallington bye Wallington 2 Redhill 8 Redhill bye Redhill 7 Wimbledon 3 Guildford bye Guildford 8½ Battersea 1½ Battersea bye Guildford 4½ Wimbledon 5½ Streatham 3½ Wimbledon 4½ Wimbledon 5½ Ashtead 4½ Kingston 4 Ashtead 6
Streatham v Wimbledon: Played as an 8 board match Kingston v Ashtead: Played as simultaneous League and Cup match Wimbledon v Ashtead: Played as simultaneous League and Cup match CCF v Redhill: Redhill win on board count Redhill v Wimbledon: Played as simultaneous League and Cup match
20 Lauder Trophy Wallington 2008 – 2009 bye Wallington 0 S Norwood 5 S Norwood bye South Norwood 1½ Ashtead 4½ Ashtead 3½ Streatham 2½ Ashtead3½ CCF 2½ (Wallington v S Norwood: Castles 2½ Wallington – 5 defaults, 1 CCF 3½ double default)
Surrey Trophy R1 S A1 C1 W1 C2 G1 K1 G2 p + = - pp gp mp Redhill 1 5 5½ 3½ 5 6 6 5 5½ 8 7 0 1 41½ 7 Streatham 3 2½ 4½ 2½ 8 5 6 6 8 5 0 3 37½ 5 Ashtead I 2½ 5½ 5 3½ 4 4½ 4 5½ 8 4 2 2 2 34½ 5 CCF 1 4½ 3½ 3 4½ 6 3 4½ 5 8 5 0 3 2 34 5 Wimbledon 1 3 5½ 4½ 3½ 3½ 2 5 6½ 8 4 0 4 33½ 4 CCF 2 2 0 4 2 4½ 2 5 6 8 3 1 4 25½ 3½ Guildford 1 2 3 3½ 5 6 6 3½ 3½ 8 3 0 5 32½ 3 Kingston 1 3 2 4 3½ 3 3 4½ 6½ 8 2 1 5 7 29½ 2½ Guildford 2 1½ 2 2½ 3 1½ 2 4½ 1½ 8 1 0 7 18½ 1 CCF 1 v Kingston 1: Kingston 1 incurred seven penalty points for board 2 default Kingston 1 v Ashtead 1: Played as simultaneous League and Cup match Guildford 2 v CCF1: CCF1 incurred two penalty points for board 7 default Wimbledon 1 v Ashtead 1: Played as simultaneous League and Cup match Wimbledon 1 v Ashtead 1: Ashtead 1 incurred two penalty points for board 7 default Guildford 2 v Redhill 1: Guildford 2 penalised for an ineligible player Redhill 1 v Wimbledon 1: Played as simultaneous League and Cup match
Beaumont Cup S Wa CP B W2 G3 A2 W3 p + = - pp gp mp Surbiton 6 5 5½ 6 5 1½ 7.5 7 6 0 1 37 6 Wallington 1 2 5 5½ 3 8 5 5½ 7 5 0 2 34 5 Crystal Palace 1 3 3 6½ 4 4 8d 6½ 7 3 2 2 35 4 Battersea 2½ 2½ 1½ 6½ 8d 6 5 7 4 0 3 32 4 Wimbledon 2 2 5 4 1½ 7 7 4 7 3 2 2 30½ 4 Guildford 3 3 0 4 0 1 4½ 5½ 7 2 1 4 18 2½ Ashtead 2 6½ 3 0 2 1 3½ 6 7 2 0 5 22 2 Wimbledon 3 0 2½ 1½ 3 4 2½ 2 7 0 1 6 15½ ½
d= away team defaulted on all eight boards
21 Ellam Trophy R2 CP2 SN1 A3 K2 p + = - pp gp mp (7 boards) h a h a h a h a h a Redhill 2 5½ 5½ 7 4½ 7 4½ 6½ 4 8 8 0 0 6 44½ 8 Crystal Palace 2 1½ 1½ 4 3½ 5½ 3 5½ 5 8 4 1 3 4 29½ 4½ South Norwood 1 2½ 0 3½ 3 3½ 3½ 5½ 3½ 8 1 4 3 25 3 Ashtead 3 2½ 0 4 1½ 3½ 3½ 3 3 8 1 3 4 21 2½ Kingston 2 3 ½ 2 1½ 3½ 1½ 4 3 8 1 2 5 7 19 2
Ashtead 3 v Kingston 2: Kingston 2 penalised for a board order infringement Ashtead 3 v Redhill 2: Redhill 2 incurred six penalty points for board 2 default Ashtead 3 v Crystal Palace 2: Crystal Palace 2 incurred four penalty points for board 4 default Crystal Palace 2 v Kingston 2: Kingston 2 incurred seven penalty points for boards 3 and 6 defaults
Centenary W4 R3 A4 D1 Wa2 p + = - pp gp mp Trophy 6 boards) h a h a h a h a h a Wimbledon 4 4½ 3 4 4 3½ 5 4 4 8 7 1 0 32 7½ Redhill 3 3 1½ 4½ 4½ 2½ 3 3½ 1½ 8 3 2 3 24 4 Ashtead 4 2 1 1½ 1½ 4 4½ 3½ 3½ 8 4 0 4 21½ 4 Dorking 1 1 2½ 3 3½ 1½ 2 4 3½ 8 3 1 4 21 3½ Wallington 2 2 2 4½ 2½ 2½ 2½ 2½ 2 8 1 0 7 20½ 1 Wimbledon 4 v Ashtead 4: Wimbledon 4 penalised for an ineligible player
Minor Trophy 6 boards u125 SN2 CP3 Wa3 A5 D2 W5 R4 p + = - pp gp mp South Norwood 2 2½ 3½ 3 3½ 3½ 5 6 4 1 1 21 4½ Crystal Palace 3 3½ 2½ 6 1½ 3 3½ 6 4 0 2 20 4 Wallington 3 2½ 3½ 3½ 3½ 2 4½ 6 4 0 2 19½ 4 Ashtead 5 3 0 2½ 4 4½ 4 6 3 1 2 18 3½ Dorking 2 2½ 4½ 2½ 2 3 4 6 2 1 3 18½ 2½ Wimbledon 5 2½ 2 4 1½ 3 3½ 6 2 1 3 16½ 2½ Redhill 4 1 2½ 1½ 2 2 2½ 6 0 0 6 11½ 0
Crystal Palace 3 v Wimbledon 5: Wimbledon 5 penalised for a board order infringement Crystal Palace 3 v Ashtead 5: Ashtead 5 defaulted all boards
22 Fred Manning Trophy Cas Dor SN Ash R p + = - pp gp mp h a h a h a h a h a Castles 3 2 2 1 3 2½ 4 3 8 5 2 1 20½ 6 Dorking 2 1 3 3½ 3 1 3 4 8 5 1 2 20½ 5½ S Norwood 3 2 0 1 ½ 3 3 3 8 4 1 3 15½ 4½ Ashtead 1½ 1 3 1 1 3½ 3 2½ 8 4 0 4 16½ 4 Richmond 1 0 0 1 1 1 1½ 1 8 0 0 8 6½ 0
Four boards u90 or eligible ungraded players S Norwood v Dorking: S Norwood penalised for a board order infringement Castles v Richmond: Richmond defaulted all boards
Ellery Williams Memorial Trophy Gui SN Sur p + = - pp gp mp Guildford 2 2½ 3 3½ 4 3 1 0 11 3½ S Norwood 1½ 2 4 1 4 1 1 2 8½ 1½ Surbiton ½ 1 3 0 4 1 0 3 4½ 1
Rapidplay, one hour over four boards – top<141, others< 115 S Norwood v Surbiton: Surbiton defaulted all boards
Stoneleigh Trophy Str Gui Cas p + = - pp gp mp Streatham 3½ 5 6 7 4 3 0 1 21½ 3 Guildford 3 4½ 8 2 4 2 0 2 17½ 2 Castles 1 2 6 0 4 1 0 3 9 1
Rapidplay, two thirty minute games played same evening, four boards, sum of grades not exeeding 700 Guildford v Castles: Castles defaulted all boards
23 CROYDON & District CHESS LEAGUE 2008-2009
NEW TEAMS HAVE COME IN TO THE LEAGUE once again. The four board team format and grade limitation in two of the three divisions seem to be popular with clubs. The best performance was by new team West Wickham C who won the open Croydon Trophy winning all their matches. Another club new to the Croydon League, Castles, did very well winning the Martin Cath Trophy while Streatham C just scraped home in the Luckin Trophy on game points.
Division 1 WW C STR A CP A CCF A mp gp pos'n Croydon Shield h a h a h a h a West Wickham C 2½ 3 3 3 3 3 17½ 6 1 Streatham A 1 1½ 2½ 3 2½ 3 13½ 4 2 Crystal Palace A 1 1 1 1½ 3 4 11½ 2 3 CCF A 1 1 1 1½ 0 1 5½ 0 4
Division 2 CAS CCF B STR B CP B SN A mp gp pos'n Martin Cath Trophy h a h a h a h a h a Castles 1½ 2 3½ 1 2½ 2 3 2½ 18 5 1 CCF B 2½ 2 2 2 2 1½ 3 2 17 4½ 2 Streatham B 3 ½ 2 2 2½ 1½ 2 3½ 17 4½ 2 Crystal Palace B 2 1½ 2½ 2 2½ 1½ ½ 1½ 14 3 4 South Norwood A 1 1½ 2 1 ½ 2 3½ 2½ 14 3 4
24 Division 3 StrC WwA SnB CcfC CpC Dul WwB Bat mp gp pos'n Luckin Trophy Streatham C 2½ 2 1½ 3 3 3½ 4 19½ 5½ 1 W Wickham A 1½ 3 2½ 3 3 2 3 18 5½ 2 S Norwood B 2 1 1½ 2½ 3 2 3½ 15½ 4 3 CCF C 2½ 1½ 2½ 1 2½ ½ 3 13½ 4 4 Crystal Palace C 1 1 1½ 3 3 2½ 2 14 3½ 5 Dulwich 1 1 1 1½ 1 4 3½ 13 2 6 W Wickham B ½ 2 2 3½ 1½ 0 1 9½ 2 7 Battersea 0 1 ½ 1 2 ½ 3 8 1½ 8
Best board score was junior William Jones of West Wickham C who scored 5½/6 and achieved a grade of 192, an increase of 30. Ian Snape , also of WW C, scored well achieving a grade of 208 with 3½/5. South Norwood retained the Bielski Cup, a 5 minute team competition, and 15 year old Callum Kilpatrick again won the 10-second-a-move Trost Trophy, which this year celebrated its 50th anniversary. David Hodgson
32nd Surrey Chess Congress – continued from page 19
The Challengers u120 Tournament – 5 Round Swiss
1 Matthew J WADSWORTH 86 Maidenhead 4.5 2= Martin OLIVER 73 Cirencester 3.5 2= Daniel SUTTON 67 Great Walstead S 3.5 4= Kumar S AGGARWAL 60 East Grinstead 3.0 4= James W HALL 98 East Grinstead 3.0 4= Krishna N MEHENDALE 115 Ashtead 3.0
The Minor u90 Tournament – 5 Round Swiss
1 Albert YIAMAKIS 80 Guildford 4.5 2 Paul S COLLIS 56 Guildford 4.0 3= Michael J ADAMS 88 Guildford 3.5 3= Nishant BOMMAYYA 57 Homefield Prep S 3.5 3= John G DAVIS 72 Ashtead 3.5 ¢
25 SCCU County Matches 2008-2009
OPEN K M Sy Sx H E gp mp Kent 9 8½ 10½ 9½ 11 48½ 5 Middx 7 8 9 8½ 10½ 43 3½ Surrey 7½ 8 9 11 9½ 45 3½ Sussex 5½ 7 7 11 9 39½ 2 Herts 6½ 6½ 5 5 9½ 32½ 1 Essex 5 5½ 6½ 7 6½ 30½ 0 Mx finish ahead of Sy due to their superior board-count score in their match
U175 E Sx M K Sy E Sx M K Sy gp mp Essex 8 9½ 11½ 8½ 11 9½ 7½ 8 73½ 6½ Sussex 8 9 3½ 5 5 8½ 13 9½ 61½ 4½ Middx 6½ 7 8 8½ 6½ 7½ 9 10½ 63½ 3½ Kent 4½ 12½ 8 5½ 7½ 3 7 9½ 57½ 3 Surrey 7½ 11 7½ 10½ 8 6½ 5½ 6½ 63 2½
U150 H Sy K E Sx gp mp Herts 8½ 9 5½ 8½ 31½ 3 Surrey 7½ 10½ 8½ 8½ 35 3 Kent 7 5½ 11 10 33½ 2 Essex 10½ 7½ 5 11 34 2 Sussex 7½ 7½ 6 5 26 0
U125 M K H Sy E Sx gp mp Middx 8½ 10½ 9½ 9½ 9 47 5 Kent 7½ 8 11½ 10½ 9½ 47 3½ Herts 5½ 8 10½ 6 11½ 41½ 2½ Surrey 6½ 4½ 5½ 9 9½ 35 2 Essex 6½ 5½ 10 7 10 39 2 Sussex 7 6½ 4½ 6½ 6 30½ 0
U100 K S H E M K S H E M gp mp Kent 8½ 6 7 8 6 7½ 7 6 56 6½ Surrey 3½ 5½ 8 9 6 7½ 7 10 56½ 5½ Herts 6 6½ 5 8½ 4½ 4½ 6 7 48 4 Essex 5 4 7 7½ 5 5 6 6 45½ 3 Middx 4 3 3½ 4½ 6 2 5 6 34 1
26 U75 K Sy E K Sy E gp mp Kent 2 7½ 7½ 5½ 22½ 3 Surrey 8 6½ 2½ 5 22 2½ Essex 2½ 3½ 4½ 5 15½ ½
ECF Stage 2009
After being placed second to Kent in the SCCU County Matches only our U100 Team reached the ECF Stage Final, winning against Warwicks, Lancs I and Norfolk in the Preliminary, Quarter-Finals and Semi-Finals respectively. Kent won the Final and thus completed an undefeated sea- son. Our U100 Team last reached the Final in 2000 when they won!
U100 ECF Stage Final - 4 July 2009 Kent Surrey 1 Robin East 98 1 0 Tom O'Neill 99 2 Kevin Homden 96 0 1 Tendai Murzira 97 3 Teddy Wickman 91 0 1 Jon Andrew 96j 4 Baven Balendran 91 1 0 Balraj Gill 94j 5 Henry Cove 94 1 0 Seb Galer 93 6 Nick Allen 91 1 0 Stephen Welch 92 7 Mark Stone 90 0 1 Sam Porter 90j 8 Alan D Evans 90 1 0 Barry Miles 93 9 Stephen Bond 88 1 0 Julian W alker 93 10 Douglas Smith 86 ½ ½ Robert Jurjevic 90 11 Matthew Gazes 76 0 1 John Davis 12 Alan Frazer 82 0 1 Richard Jones 90 6½ 5½
Additional players: Adam Taylor and Peter Saberton (semi-finals), Mike Adams, Kevin Engelbrecht, Albert Yiamakis and Harvey Murray-Smith (quarter-finals), Barry Blackburn and Lana Boztas (preliminary).
Mike Bolan, Dominic Pozzo, Jia Ping Lee, Alex Jelicic, Nicholas Jelicic, Anthony Durno, Samuel Durno, Katherine Shepherd, Richard Davey and A Qaiyum Khan played in SCCU matches. with acknowledgements to SCCU
27 Individual Tournaments 2009
THE TOURNAMENTS STARTED WITH THIRTY-NINE entries but unfortunately this quickly shrank to thirty-five following a spate of withdrawals.
The Challenge Cup was shared by Russell Granat and Adam Fysh-Foskett [and also shared a Best Game prize in the County Individual Competition category – Ed].
Challenge Cup grade RG AF-F OP SC p + = - pts w b w b w b w b 1 Russell Granat 194 ½ ½ 1 np np 1 4 2 2 0 3 2 Adam Fysh-Foskett 180 ½ ½ np 1 np 1 4 2 2 0 3 3 Owen Phillips e170 np 0 0 np np np 2 0 0 2 0 4 Stephen Crowdy 183 0 np 0 np np np 2 0 0 2 0
Slater-Kennington: Mark Daniells won the Ashtead Section after a play off against Peter Lalic. The Surbiton Section was won comfortably by Julian Way but the Wimbledon Section is not yet decided.
Slater-Kennington Cup - Ashtead grade MD PL MW AW p + = - pts w b w b w b w b 1 Mark Daniells 151 1 0 1 1 ½ 0 6 3 1 2 3½ 2 Peter Lalic 131 1 0 0 ½ 1 1 6 3 1 2 3½ 3 Mark Webley 134 0 0 ½ 1 1 0 6 2 1 3 2½ 4 Adrian Waldock 135 1 ½ 0 0 1 0 6 2 1 3 2½
28 Individual Tournaments 2009
Slater-Kennington Cup - Surbiton grade JW HC PD CC MG p + = - pts w b w b w b w b w b 1 Julian Way 162 1 ½ 1 ½ 1 1 ½ 1 8 5 3 0 6½ 2 Heiko Cassens 154 ½ 0 ½ 1 1 ½ 1 ½ 8 3 4 1 5 3 Paul Durrant 145 ½ 0 0 ½ ½ ½ 1 ½ 8 1 5 2 3½ 4 Chris Clegg 149 0 0 ½ 0 ½ ½ 1 ½ 8 1 4 3 3 5 Malcolm Groom 136 0 ½ ½ 0 ½ 0 ½ 0 8 0 4 4 2
Slater-Kennington Cup - Wimbledon grade VO MS TH YT PA I-I p + = - pts 1 Victor Odunaiya 153 0 0 1 1 1 5 3 0 2 3 2 Martin Smith 158 1 1 0 0 ½ 5 2 1 2 2½ 3 Tony Hughes 140 1 0 1 ½ 4 2 1 1 2½ 4 Yasser Tello 149 0 1 0 ½ 1 5 2 1 2 2½ 5 Paul Archer 135 0 1 ½ ½ 4 1 2 1 2 6 Ivan Ivanshchak 147 0 ½ ½ 0 ½ 5 0 3 2 1½
Felce: Krishna Mehendale won the Ashtead Section and Sam Porter the South Norwood Section. They are currently 2-2 in their play off .
Felce Cup - Ashtead grade KM HW RB TB p + = - pts w b w b w b w b 1 Krishna Mehendale 115 1 1 1 1 ½ 1 6 5 1 0 5½ 2 Hugh Wylie 107 0 0 0 1 1 1 6 3 0 3 3 3 Roger Barnett 113 0 0 0 1 ½ ½ 6 1 2 3 2 4 Trevor Brugger 107 0 ½ 0 0 ½ ½ 6 0 3 3 1½
29 Individual Tournaments 2009
Felce Cup - South Norwood grade SP SL SW p + = - pts w b w b w b 1 Sam Porter 90 1 1 0 1 4 3 0 1 3 2 Simon Lea 121 0 0 1 1 4 2 0 2 2 3 Stephen Wood e123 0 1 0 0 4 1 0 3 1 result before Mike Williams withdrew: Willams 0 Porter 1
Wernick: Richard Davis won the South Norwood Section after a.hard fought play off against Selva Somupillai. John Davis (no relation) won the Ashtead Section by some margin.
Wernick Cup - Ashtead grade JD RJ PC JW RB p + = - pts w b w b w b w b w b 1 John Davis e73 1 ½ 1 1 1 0 1 1 8 6 1 1 6½ 2 Richard Jones 90 ½ 0 0 1 np 1 0 1 7 3 1 3 3½ 3 Paul Collis 56 0 0 0 1 1 ½ 1 0 8 3 1 4 3½ 4 Julian Walker 93 1 0 0 np ½ 0 1 ½ 7 2 2 3 3 5 Roman Barus 79 0 0 0 1 1 0 ½ 0 8 2 1 5 2½ result before Don Caredswell withdrew - Carswell 0 - Collis -1
Wernick Cup - South Norwood grade RD SS LD MC p + = - pts w b w b w b w b 1 Richard Davis 85 0 1 1 1 ½ 1 6 4 1 1 4½ 2 Selvar Somupillai 96 0 1 1 ½ 1 1 6 4 1 1 4½ 3 Les Denford 62 0 0 ½ 0 1 ½ 6 1 2 3 2 4 Michael Collins 47 0 ½ 0 0 ½ 0 6 0 2 4 1
Section play offs continue in September
Paul Archer
30 Briant Poulter League 2008 – 9
WE ARE THE LARGEST SECONDARY SCHOOL LEAGUE IN THE country, and schools from all parts of Surrey are represented. Players range from some of the best young players in the country to those who have only recently learnt to play chess. Matches are played on Friday evenings between teams of six players with playing sessions being two and a half hours long. The season started with the Russell Jamboree held for the first time at Wilson’s School in Wallington. This was won by last year’s League champions Hampton ahead of Wilson’s and Whitgift. League newcomers Reigate Grammar won the plate section ahead of Kingston Grammar and Sutton Grammar.
The Division 1 winners for 2008-9 were RGS Guildford who always looked like winning after starting by winning their first five fixtures, their only defeat came in their last match of the season. Wilson’s in their second season in the top division performed strongly and came a clear second. Last year’s champions Hampton, who had lost some key players, started well but faded towards the end of the season to finish below Whitgift.
Division1 played won drawn lost points games RGSGuildford A 10 8 1 1 17 41 Wilson's A 10 7 1 2 15 36 Whitgift A 9 4 1 4 9 31½ Hampton A 8 3 1 4 7 22 Caterham 9 2 0 7 4 19½ Tiffin A 8 1 0 7 2 12
Division 2 was very close throughout this season and went to the very last match. Sutton G, Trinity S and Reigate GS battled all season with first Reigate GS and then Trinity S leading before Sutton G won at the very end.
Division 2 played won drawn lost points games Sutton A 10 7 2 1 16 41½ Trinity A 10 7 1 2 15 34½ Reigate GS A 10 5 3 2 13 36½ Kingston GS 8 1 2 5 4 19 Hampton B 9 0 3 6 3 17½ Whitgift B 7 1 1 5 3 13
31 Division 3 was also very close, with only a few points between the leading teams for much of the season. However Wilson’s B pulled away at the end to claim the title, ahead of Trinity B and KCS Wimbledon.
Division 3 played won drawn lost points games Wilson's B 10 8 1 1 17 37 Trinity B 10 6 3 1 15 36 Wimbledon KCS A 10 6 1 3 13 37 Wallington 10 3 1 6 7 24½ Emanual 10 2 1 7 5 24½ George Abbot 10 1 1 8 3 21
Division 4 was won by the only unbeaten team in the whole league, RGS Guildford B. A resurgent Sutton B team came second ahead of last season’s champions Homefield (staying down as they lost all their top players).
Division 4 played won drawn lost points games RGS Guildford B 9 8 1 0 17 44 Sutton B 9 7 1 1 15 41½ Homefield 9 6 1 2 13 36½ Trinity C 9 5 1 3 11 32 Tiffin B 9 4 1 4 9 27½ Whitgift C 9 4 0 5 8 23½ Wimbledon KCS B 9 3 1 5 7 25 Hampton C 9 3 1 5 7 20 John Fisher 9 1 0 8 2 11½ Claremont 9 0 1 8 1 8½
The new Division 5 was the closest of them all, with three teams coming equal on match points. Trinity D won ahead of Sutton C and Wilson’s C on game points. This pilot was a great success and the division will continue next season.
Division 5 played won drawn lost points games Trinity D 4 3 0 1 6 31½ Sutton C 4 3 0 1 6 29½ Wilson's C 4 3 0 1 6 26½ Reigate GS B 4 1 0 3 2 16½ Kingston GS B 4 0 0 4 0 16 Please turn to page 42
32 Surrey U18 Team Results 2008-9
SURREY YOUTH TEAMS HAVE HAD A VERY SUCCESSFUL SEASON including the following achievements.
SCCU Under 18 Champions SCCU Under 18 Minor Champions SCCU U14/U90 Champions 2nd in ECF U18 Open 2nd in ECF U18 Minor Tournament 3rd in NYCA U18 Tournament
The season started in September with a four county event held in the splendid buildings of Bearwood College in Berkshire. In the first match of the after- noon we played Sussex and stormed to an 8 – 4 victory, despite losing the top three boards. We then met Bucks, who had won against Berks, beating them 8 – 4, though this time our top six boards all won!
This success gave us the confidence to enter October’s National Youth Chess Association Under 18 Tournament in Birmingham. Despite needing only eight players, it proved difficult to assemble a team for this fixture, which used up the whole day for the journey and four matches. Some of our best players were not available and we did not know how strong the opposition would be. When we found out how strong the opposition was we thought we were in for a tough day, but after the first round our score was a magnificent seven out of eight, to place us first equal with Berks. Whilst we did not per- form as well in subsequent rounds our final total of 19 (out of 32) was enough for third place.
Next came the NYCA U16 event in November, but few players were available for this half-term competition so we decided not to enter.
In December we hosted a return four county event at Wilson’s School. It was decided to make this Under 16 over ten boards. We knew it would be tough because Berks and Sussex had been second and third respectively in the NYCA U16 tournament. Our first match was against Berks and we stormed to an 8½ to 1½ victory against an unexpectedly weakened opponent. Next were Sussex whom we defeated, this time by 7 – 3. If only we had managed to get a team to the NYCA we might have won it!
33 Whilst the older teams played in one day events the Under 14/Under 90 team were playing the SCCU West zone. Each fixture was over two 12 board matches, one as white and one black. First CCF were defeated by the compre- hensive margin of 22½ to 1½, then Hants were beaten 15½ to 8½. February saw the showdown against last year’s zone winners Herts. A close match was expected but whilst the top six boards were evenly matched, the lower boards won comprehensively ensuring another Surrey victory by 15½ to 8½. Surrey had won all matches in their zone and were to play Kent in the final.
Next was the ECF U18 inter-county championship in Derbyshire. Perhaps be- cause of the success at the NYCA, eighteen players were available for this whole day tournament. We travelled by minibus and car and fielded two teams, one in the Open and the other in the U18 minor. The Open team was up against the holders, Kent, and some other strong teams. Our score of 8 out of 12 on the first round was only good enough for third place, behind Not- tinghamshire but a consistent round 2 performance gave a further eight points to finish second, one point behind Kent. By coming second in the ECF U18 Open the team’s only remaining challenge is to win a national tourna- ment. The U18 minor team performed outstandingly, their first round score of 4/6 placed them fourth but a perfect 6 out of 6 meant that they came sec- ond, and were the leading second placed team.
The final U18 fixture of the season was the SCCU U18 jamboree, held jointly with the adult Jamborees at the end of March. Last season this had been a head-to-head fixture with Kent (which we narrowly lost), but this season four teams entered, Surrey, Kent, Sussex and Bucks. A strong first round perform- ance of 6½ out of 8 placed Surrey first, well ahead of Sussex. A weaker sec- ond round result of only 4½ was still good enough to give victory one point ahead of Sussex. We had two teams in the U18 minor and the A team won all twelve matches to win the event by 4 ½ points. What is more, the B team came third, ahead of the Kent and Sussex teams.
The final match of the season was the SCCU U14/U90 final against Kent held in April. Again Kent were the holders but Surrey were just too strong, winning each round by a clear margin and the match by 15½ to 8½.
After such a successful season most of the team managers are stepping down as their players will shortly become ineligible to play in our teams. Those retiring are: Carole Kliger, who has run the U14/U90 team for two seasons; Vicki Dunne, who has run teams in the four county events; and Neill Cooper who has run the U18 teams. We are in the process of appointing other people (mainly parents) to run the teams in 2009/10 and hopefully go on to new heights. Neill Cooper 34 ROLE AND DUTIES OF MATCH CAPTAINS - SCCA
THESE NOTES ARE INTENDED FOR THE ASSISTANCE OF MATCH Captains in the SCCA and apply only to events held under SCCA auspices.
Introduction The role of team captain is mainly administrative whether or not he plays in the match. The duties may vary according to the specific competitions but these notes are intended to cover only matches that form part of SCCA competitions. There is some information about the team captain's role in the FIDE Handbook and also some specific references in the Bye Laws of the SCCA, which, where relevant, have been incorporated. However they are not comprehensive, problems have occurred in practice and it is therefore considered appropriate to provide more detailed guidance. The details shown below incorporate some of what has already been published for the sake of uniformity and to keep cross-referencing to a minimum. They are for guidance and are not necessarily binding but it is hoped they will be of particular help to captains newly in their role yet will also be useful to experienced captains in dealing with some of the awkward situations that sometimes arise in practice. General The captain should encourage his team to abide by the Laws of Chess as amended by the Bye Laws of the SCCA both in letter and spirit. This includes good conduct and sportsmanship and courtesy at all times. The home captain has the responsibility to ensure that an up to date copy of the Laws of Chess, the SCCA Bye Laws and a grading list are available for consultation. A captain shall abstain from any intervention during play except where provided for in the list of duties below. He shall give no information to a player concerning the position on the chessboard, nor consult any other person as to the state of the game. Players are subject to the same prohibitions. The captain may, when approached by a member of his team to provide advice about whether to make or accept an offer of a draw or to resign a game, advise the team member about the state of the match but not whether to accept or offer a draw or resign. The player has the final say over the conduct of his own game and is not compelled to follow the advice of his team captain. The captain cannot act on behalf of a player and his game without the knowledge and consent of that player except as allowed in duty 12 below.
35 Duties
Before the match 1. Be aware of the competition and eligibility rules (see bye laws 3.1,3.2,3.3.1,3.8 and 3.10). 2. Select the team in order of playing strength (see bye laws 2.6,2.7,3.2.3 and 3.2.4) 3. Ensure team members are aware of the date, start time, venue, time limits, type of game finishes, action to take in respect of unfinished games and that they should refer any problem/dispute to their captain. 4. For away games check the up to date address of the venue and as the Surrey Year Book does not always show the latest venue also use the SCCA website. 5. For home games set up boards, chess pieces, clocks, score sheets and have envelopes available for sealed moves (where there may be adjourned games) in readiness so that the match can commence on time. 6. Refer to the FIDE Laws of Chess for information on adjourned games. At the match 7. Exchange the team list with the opposing captain including details of players' gradings, toss for colour, approve the team order and ensure that it is in compliance with the rules. It is essential that a copy of the current grading list is available for this purpose. Make substitutions where necessary and provide details to the opposing captain and Inter-Club Tournaments Director. 8. Agree a start and end time for the match in compliance with SCCA Bye Law 3.5 Starting a Match. Ensure clocks are started at the agreed time and the times on the home teams clocks are adjusted if they are late starting the match. Default players who arrive after 30 minutes of the agreed start time. 9. Check that players are on the correct side of the board and have the right colours especially if the boards are not in a continuous row or have had to be moved say for poor lighting or noise. In the event of a game starting with the colours reversed if it is noticed within 10 minutes of the start and there is sufficient time the game can be restarted provided both players agree. Otherwise play should continue with the colours reversed. 10. The home team captain should remind all players to turn off their mobile phones before the start of play and warn that failure to do may result in the players at fault losing their games. 36 During the match 11. Both captains are to act as arbiters in the event of disputes between players and have a responsibility to ensure the Laws of Chess as amended by the Bye Laws of the SCCA are upheld. Where a problem with a game arises and it is necessary for the captains to assist in resolving it, they should if at all possible do so without stopping the clocks in their own games. In the event of a major problem, which does not admit a straightforward solution, the captains may stop their own clocks for the minimum period strictly necessary. 12. In respect of Bye Law 2.8 Mobile Telephones the opposing team captain may intervene and claim the game in respect of a player whose mobile phone sounds, including beeping, during play, or if a player uses the phone in the playing area. This exception to the general rule that a captain shall not intervene during play is specifically allowed as the intrusion created by the mobile phone may affect the whole team.
After the match 13. Collate the match result, agree it with the opposing captain. Send details electronically to the Inter Clubs Tournaments Director within 14 days as required under Bye Law 3.7. This should include the game position for adjudicated games. Information about how to send in the results electronically and the necessary forms is available on the SCCA website www.scca.co.uk under Administration. If you do not have access to the Internet it may be possible for another member of your club to submit the results for you. 14. For adjourned games check that the players who have to make a sealed move have done so and placed them in sealed and signed envelopes. Try to ensure the second session is completed within 28 days. Some examples of the type of problems that a captain may have to resolve are given below. 1. Adopting the recommended procedure in the event of a player not recording moves as required under the Bye Laws/Laws of Chess.* 2. Advising the correct action in the event of a player making an illegal move.* 3. Ensuring spare clocks are available in case any used are faulty. 4. Providing advice when needed to team members about time controls, resetting of clocks, types of finish and so on. 5. The home side should provide basic refreshments where possible. 6. Captains must refrain from pointing out flag falls in respect of other team members’ games. * See SCCA website for a separate guidance document. ¢
37 SURREY COUNTY
Board of Directors President: Mike Gunn 41 Stoke Fields Guildford
Deputy President: David Sedgwick 23 Tierney Court Canning Road
Administrative Director: Peter Lawrence 46 Tollgate Road
Treasurer: Daniel B Rosen MA, FCA, ATII 20 Danehurst Court Alexandra Road Inter-Club Tournaments Director: Graeme Buckley 3 Forge Lane Cheam Non-Executive Directors: Derek Coleman 23c Park Hill Carshalton
David Howes 56 Ewhurst Avenue
Life Vice Presidents MT Bolan; WJ Brown; N Clifton; HM Cath;
Appointed Officers Company Secretary: Richard Jones FCA, CTA 38 Glebe Road
Independent Examiner: Richard Jones FCA, CTA
County Match Secretary: Susan Lalic 3 Forge Lane Cheam
County Captain (Open): Graeme Buckley 3 Forge Lane Cheam
Captain (u180): Julien Shepley 127 Alexandra Gardens Knaphill
Captain (u160): Simon Wrigley 17 Wivelsfield Road
Captain (u140): David Howes 56 Ewhurst Avenue S. Croydon
Captain (u120): Harvey Murray-Smith 1 Heathside Close Hinchley Wood KT10 9TE
Captain (u100): Mike Gunn see above
38 CHESS ASSOCIATION Inc 2007
GU1 4LT [email protected] 07739 518392 h 01483 571553 Croydon CR0 6QA [email protected] 020 8656 7682
Dorking RH4 2PW [email protected] 881086
Epsom KT17 4BY [email protected] 01372 728740
Sutton SM3 8SH [email protected] 020 8642 5239 SM5 3SA [email protected] 020 8669 7421
S. Croydon CR2 0DJ [email protected] 020 8657 2895
CJ Dennis; TS Dunne; SR Gillam; AJW Thorn; WE Waterton & AS Webster
Ashtead KT21 2NT [email protected] 01372 813487
Sutton SM3 8SH [email protected] 020 8642 5239
Sutton SM3 8SH [email protected] 020 8642 5239
Woking GU21 2DL [email protected] 01483 473643 07760 221728
Brighton BN2 8FP [email protected] 01273 303597
CR2 0DJ [email protected] 020 8657 2895
[email protected] 020 8398 6125
continued overleaf
39 Board of Directors & Appointed Ofiicers - continued
Curator of Equipment: Susan Lalic see above
Inter-Club Tournaments Administrator: Brian Skinner Sarnia, Ridgeway Road
Individual Tournaments Secretary: Paul Archer 61 Greyhound Lane Correspondence Secretary: Roger Barnett 6 Harvey Court Oxford Road
Grading Officer: Mike Gunn see above
Delegates to: ECF Council: Mike Adams 10 New House Farm Lane
SCCU Executive: Mike Gunn see above
SCCU Council: Mike Gunn see above
Neill Cooper 104 Westhall Road
(alternate): David Sedgwick see above
Webmaster (Editorial): Peter Lawrence see above (Technical): Brian Skinner see above
Yearbook Editor: Fred Popplewell 8 College Gardens
Junior Managers: Susan Lalic, Graeme Buckley; Neill Cooper;
Adjudicators: SH Berry (FM); RG Granat; AJ Ledger (IM);
Chess Disputes Committee: D Sedgwick (Chairman); T Andrews; P Archer;
40 Dorking RH4 3AT [email protected] 01306 882827
SW16 5NW [email protected] 020 8769 9301
Redhill RH1 1DT 01737 771191
[email protected] 01483 233324 Wood St Village Guildford GU3 3DD 07929 242673
Warlingham CR6 9HD [email protected] 01883 624051
SW17 7UG [email protected] 020 8767 4999
Amanda Reed; Verity Pettit; & Paul Wood-Robinson
& DJ Ledger (FM)
N Grey; M Gunn; G Marchant; K Thurlow & R Tillett
41 Briant Poulter League 2008 – 9 Continued from page 32
Promotions and relegations are made on the basis of the league results, but also on agreement between schools dependent on how many good players are moving on to higher education.
The allocation of teams to Divisions for 2009 - 10 is as follows: Division One: Caterham, Hampton A, RGS Guildford A, Reigate GS A, Whitgift A, Wilson's A Division Two: Kingston GS A, Sutton A, Tiffin A, Trinity A, Whitgift B, Wilson's B Division Three: Hampton B, KCS Wimbledon A, RGS Guildford B, Sutton B, Trinity B, Wallington A, Division Four: Emanuel, George Abbot, Homefield, John Fisher, KCS Wimbledon B, Trinity C, Sutton C, Wilson's C Division Five: Kingston GS B, Reigate GS, B, RGS Guildford C, Trinity D, Sutton D, Wilson's D
In Divisions 1 to 3: teams playhome and away, in Divisions 4 and 5 playtwo matches on one evening. Time control: Divisions 1 to 3: thirty moves in one hour then fifteen minutes to finish. In Divisions 4 and 5: thirty minutes for the whole game, then play a reverse game the same evening.
For more information please contact me at [email protected] or see the SCCA website www.scca.co.uk Neill Cooper
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Congratulations
To Mike Gunn who was elected SCCU President at the SCCU Annual General Meeting in July (after a six year stint as Deputy President).
To Susan Lalic who has been appointed as an ECF Arbiter.
42 Grades for Surrey Players 2009
Category With each Grade is a category that indicates the extent to which games from earlier years have been incorporated into the Grade. The categories are different for adults and juniors.
Adult X - Rapidplay only. Grade based on 30 or more games in the latest half- season A - Grade based on 30 or more games in the latest season B - Grade based on 30 games in the two latest seasons, of which at least 20 were played in the latest season C - Grade based on 30 games in the latest three seasons, of which at least 10 were played in the latest season D - Grade based on 15 or more games in the latest three seasons, of which at least 5 were in the latest season E - Grade based on 9 or more games in the latest three seasons, of which at least 1 was played in the latest season
Junior X - Rapidplay only. Grade based on 30 or more games in the latest half- season A - Grade based on 30 or more games in the latest season B - Grade based on 20 or more games in the latest season C - Grade based on 20 or more games in the latest two seasons, including at least 10 in the latest season D - Grade based on 15 or more games in the latest three seasons, including at least 5 in the latest season E - Grade based on 9 or more games in the latest three seasons, including at least 1 in the latest season
Players not meeting any of these requirements are ungraded and do not appear in the list. Players may appear with a Standard or Rapid Grade only, if they have not met the requirement for both rates of play.
Last season’s grades shown in the SCCA Grading List are the 'new' versions of last season’s grades.
more information: http//:grading.bcfservices.org.uk/help.php#category
43 SCCA Grading List – 2009
The criteria for inclusion in this list are:
A Affiliation to a Surrey club or location (according to the grading list) B An official standard play or rapidplay grade of 10 or greater.
The information for each player is:
1 ECF grading code 2 Name 3 Age (if a junior player) 4 Standard play grading category (A-E) for 2009-10 5 Standard play grade for 2009-10 6 Standard play grade for 2008-9 7 Rapidplay grading category (X, A-E) for 2009-10 8 Rapidplay grade for 2009-10 9 Rapidplay grade for 2008-9 10 Club/location. This is the Surrey club or location on the ECF grading list thought to be most useful
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
129406E Abayasekera, Roger FT D 189 199 GUI 271661G Abbink, Michel D 198 206 RED 257992D Adami, Mark C 151 139 E 132 132 GUI 273760H Adams, Francis 17 E 94 TIF 268313B Adams, Frank 11 C 29 37 CCF 146292B Adams, Michael J A 109 121 A 124 132 GUI 267060E Adesite, Anthony 11 B 82 75 CCF 275527A Agate, William 11 E 26 24 CCF 271884E Aggarwal, Kumarsambhav 11 A 143 94 A 158 152 CCF 272824C Aggarwal, Savya 10 B 67 B 88 49 CCF 190092E Ahilan, Sanjeevan D 104 109 TS 276408J Ahmed, Raihan 7 E 35 CCF 276409L Ahmed, Suleiman 9 E 32 CCF 224834H Aikhoje, Odion A 215 226 C 227 227 WIM
44 273306H Akano, Nathaniel 8 C 34 25 CCF 273331G Al-Sabti, Elian S 9 C 42 39 CCF 242476K Albrecht, Theo C 137 139 SCC 105427C Alcock, Graham P A 154 153 B 159 155 ASH 224772A Alexander, John B 132 137 ASH 122627H Allan, Brian N A 152 158 B 149 135 CCF 258940A Allen, Timothy S A 132 134 BAT 105649K Allicock, Rawle A A 205 204 CCF 105701H Amis, Robert HC D 145 147 BAT 242071F Anandajeyarajah, Jim V C 83 84 E 61 RIC 209189G Anandajeyarajah, Similan J E 168 169 RIC 229751G Anandajeyarajah, Thilagini 17 D 148 148 RJ 259027L Anderson, Peter F C 145 X 151 CCF 105732H Anderton, Matthew N A 189 194 E 173 187 GUI 258758A Andreev, Peter 10 A 168 140 A 165 161 RJ 245211L Andrew, Benjamin 16 D 132 134 C 127 127 SUR 245212B Andrew, Jonathan 16 C 145 123 C 139 132 SUR 105741J Andrews, B Peter A C 170 182 DP 105748A Andrews, J Garth C 125 126 117 MC 275426F Anilkumar, Anantha P 7 A 67 39 CCF 232814J Ankrah, Andrew 16 E 70 WHI 268243G Annable, Matthew D 117 121 GUI 273018C Ansary, Dilir 10 D 27 39 CCF 105783C Anthony, Gareth B 196 198 ASH 193111J Apaza, Jorge C 128 136 D 136 MC 253699H Appulingam, Kavitha 13 A 132 136 D 127 128 ASH 179527C Archer, David J A 111 110 GOD 105802C Archer, Paul R A 169 151 WIM 258005G Armitage, Peter D 99 100 ASH 170645H Armour, Philip E 150 GUI 105844H Armstrong, Patricia A E 110 114 ASH 105878C Ashby, Anthony C B 183 178 BAT 255550F Ashworth, Stephen A 144 149 D 142 149 WAL 261900D Aspinall, Bobby M 14 A 124 97 A 127 125 CCF 261905C Aspinall, Toni 12 79 E 100 101 CCF 264218K Aston, Samuel A 11 B 117 113 CCF 245792B Atako, Chino C A 190 171 RED 272227G Atkinson, Elliot 10 C 12 15 CCF 275427H Avula, Tharuni 14 E 14 6 CCF 272228J Awan, Raheem 10 A 73 66 CCF 45 263191L Aziz, Talha 11 E 72 HPS 276164G Baban, Adelya 11 E 39 CCF 268196B Bagley, Adam 12 C 68 52 GOD 268201B Bagley, Matthew 11 D 57 GOD 106047J Bailey, Kevin J A 181 177 CCF 258579A Baker, Alexander 12 E 26 CCF 106079L Baker, Chris B C 181 178 RIC 269619J Baker, Max R 10 X 66 61 CCF 260594G Balchin, Ken C 70 83 GOD 135301K Balchin, RAN D 155 154 MSH 273051A Ball, George 11 E 27 BS 272060H Ball, Laurence A 181 186 E 175 175 RED 272118B Banh, Michael 9 D 101 A 119 118 CCF 275954J Banh, Stephen 7 B 56 CCF 106176J Barasi, Paul DL A 162 180 WIM 232821F Barker, Carolyn 17 A 112 97 CCF 232812E Barker, Keith R 14 A 129 124 A 137 138 CCF 106224E Barlow, Bertrand A A 174 167 173 ASH 268413F Barlow, Jake 11 C 57 64 CCF 276371A Barnes, Justin 10 E 37 CCF 106271C Barnett, Roger D B 131 136 RED 259198E Barouch, Ted 11 D 36 40 CCF 257997C Barrett, Richard J B 120 119 RED 145091J Barron, John D 109 110 ASH 272752D Barus, Roman A 109 112 DOR 254225A Bashir, Fatik 17 E 93 87 WHS 106360B Basman, Michael J D 200 198 C 214 214 SUR 106363H Bass, John W A 178 176 175 RIC 106368G Bassi, AW E 119 121 WAL 263174L Batchelor, Peter J 12 A 156 141 A 163 164 RJ 276953A Batchford, Daniel 8 E 31 CCF 106386J Bates, Caspar J C 198 196 RJ 101997B Bates, Richard A A 219 222 D 220 224 RIC 244081H Batson, Adam C 173 179 STR 276166L Bauer, Joe 11 E 45 CCF 272229L Baxter, Alex 10 C 60 53 CCF 267094L Baxter, Sean 12 D 72 74 CCF 241005K Bayliss, Lyall CP B 162 171 D 151 145 CAT 273664A Beachley, Evan E 95 STR 246369G Bell, Duncan 15 D 119 102 A 131 134 WW 277109D Belzner, Jonas E 161 SUR 106574K Benedictus, David H D 130 121 DP 46 106585D Benjamin, Martin J B 181 178 RIC 268381H Bennett, Charles 10 A 49 46 CCF 242170H Bennett, Christopher 16 E 99 97 RGS 184594K Bennett, Delroy A 104 100 C 98 111 CCF 225329L Bennett, Douglas A C 176 173 GUI 268315F Bennett, Sophie 11 B 41 34 CCF 258692H Bennett, Timothy 13 106 B 120 110 LAN 245786G Bennie, Martin D 101 106 ES 267871J Benton, Joe J 10 D 101 95 D 75 RJ 182369D Bernard, CPJ B 124 123 WW 101991A Berry, Ian G C 136 138 WOK 106666D Berry, Stephen H A 205 206 WIM 276167B Bhattacharyya, Sankalan 8 D 26 CCF 277484H Bibby, Martin E 129 CCF 267185C Bibby, Theo 11 E 81 CCF 106709G Bice, Alan G B 143 137 GOD 275428K Bird, Anastasia 7 B 11 0 CCF 103720B Bisby, Daniel L C 203 201 RED 194038H Black, Len B 87 89 GUI 193292F Blackburn, Andrew J C 149 157 WIM 106828D Blackburn, Barry A 118 118 C 130 129 STR 277994J Blackhurst, Barney 15 E 88 HS 272100E Blackstone, Joshua 10 A 51 48 CCF 106850H Blackwell, Paul A 141 139 STR 272419E Blackwood, Matthew 16 E 64 GAS 268360L Blagg, Alfie 10 C 23 CCF 106864H Blake, Norman JH C 155 156 RED 256557C Blakey, Michael 12 D 90 89 C 130 136 CCF 275970G Blanc, Alex 11 E 47 E 69 RJ 191735D Blewitt, Allan D 92 88 STR 106898C Blogg, Leonard D D 103 109 WAL 228223K Bloom, Sam E 103 116 HS 189019A Bodsworth, Ian C 82 89 E 105 RED 267740E Bogoda, Nathasha O 12 A 126 107 B 114 113 CBY 267738G Bogoda, Sagara T 14 A 153 150 C 149 151 CBY 273724D Boitier, Alex 14 D 86 RJ 106946K Bolan, Michael T A 112 113 ASH 276374G Bolano-Bulmer, Sean 10 E 42 CCF 276413B Bolchover, Anthony 10 E 42 CCF 263788B Bommayya, Nishant 11 A 118 108 C 111 109 HPS 268361B Bowling, Ciaran 11 D 14 18 CCF 47 107112K Boyce, Mike A A 182 171 WIM 252817E Boyle, Anthony 14 E 64 HS 179055K Boztas, Lana A 121 116 A 133 135 CCF 261828L Bradbury, David 13 C 132 138 D 134 124 RJ 270094D Bradbury, Harold D 102 85 SGS 271657E Bradford, Paul D 85 83 WIM 251031F Brady, Vince A 103 98 D 81 79 CCF 267054K Braithwaite, Paul A 39 36 B 37 46 CCF 132866K Brant, Jacek W D 140 142 DP 263904L Bray, Jonny 12 D 90 88 CCF 266222L Bray, Sebastian 11 C 64 69 CCF 179703H Brett, Alex I A 93 98 WMD 268133L Bridge, Neil A C 160 162 CCF 107290A Briscoe, Chris A 203 197 A 187 186 SUR 170081K Broadley, Ken E 70 RIC 266635C Brocklesby, Stephen P B 166 172 WIM 107334F Brodie, Eric J C 157 153 CP 231446A Brogan, Peter 16 D 84 87 TS 276375J Brook, James 9 B 64 CCF 266903B Brooks, Daryl 15 A 110 112 B 125 131 CCF 107372C Brooks, Phil J E 210 ASH 107380B Broome, William B 147 153 WIM 154806C Broomfield, Matthew P D 203 207 SN 166060D Brown, Derek J B 116 98 WOK 259410K Brown, Justin 13 D 116 109 X 128 126 WW 107522G Browne, G Robin W C 153 151 SUR 107542B Brugger, Trevor O B 121 133 WIM 262442E Brutus, James L E 172 FAR 178011G Bruzzi, Stefano C 183 184 SUR 191663E Bryant, David A 153 143 C 137 145 CCF 258701E Bryant, James 16 D 74 70 KCS 172554D Bryant, Jon B 166 152 C 160 144 STR 252967B Brydges, Andrew D 96 94 SN 270517F Brydges, J E 117 118 WIM 272305A Buchanan, Alexander 11 B 42 44 CCF 251022E Buckles, Robert C 86 88 MC 107599J Buckley, Graeme N A 222 219 A 228 228 WIM 137388C Burbidge, Duncan R D 176 166 MSH 253649D Burch, Jonathan G 13 A 140 119 X 147 146 GUI 255202E Burch, Matthew 16 C 89 85 111 GUI 107682G Burke, John S B 172 174 RIC 243590B Burke, Matthew D 150 145 D 130 130 CP 48 216400A Burningham, Greg C 124 121 D 115 115 FAR 267063L Burns, Ciaran 11 D 35 42 CCF 259725B Burrett, Arthur E 90 97 WIM 245747H Burton, Elliott 17 A 66 60 E 61 CCF 263773L Byfield, Gaby D 87 106 GUI 263759F Byfield, Toby 13 D 55 GUI 232927L Byott, Chas A A 142 136 CCF 258836F Byramji, Kobaad E 115 SUR 272307E Cadman, Fraser 8 B 17 12 CCF 276986E Caiger, Thomas 10 E 24 CCF 267951G Calderon, Paul 10 D 85 RJ 103730E Cannon, Richard J B 184 191 C 188 189 RIC 272347F Carballeiro, Lino 10 C 79 77 CCF 107980D Careswell, Don CW B 125 111 WIM 107981F Carew, CR B 158 159 MSH 107992L Carlin, John D C 212 203 STR 107997K Carlucci, Paul A B 165 150 MC 276376L Carolan, Ethan 10 E 64 CCF 144936K Carpenter, Stephen CD C 151 154 WIM 108012L Carr, Chris D B 158 159 ASH 273334B Carr, Claudia 10 D 28 29 CCF 268317K Carrick, Ewan 11 D 29 33 CCF 278674G Carter, Mark D 96 WOK 270514L Cassens, Heiko B 165 167 SUR 108110L Cath, H Martin A 162 169 D 164 164 SN 176521J Catling, Laurie C 85 95 RIC 241273B Caulcott-Cooper, Joshua 16 D 93 92 E 81 81 TS 258562F Cavet, Raunaq 13 C 112 103 GOD 275429A Cernoch, Jack 8 D 30 15 CCF 248663F Chai, Wei Koong C 145 151 GUI 269760K Chalk, Alexander 10 E 72 D 81 75 KCS 242182D Challen, Benjamin D 139 C 122 120 ALS 108165C Chamberlain, Ken R B 127 141 SN 263903J Chan, Luke 11 B 114 110 CCF 276102G Chan, Martin 14 E 71 44 CCF 272433K Chan, Wing E 102 WHI 278586K Chandler, Alan E 55 RIC 108199J Chandler, Cliff R A 213 212 RED 178316G Chang, Michael B 142 142 CCF 272654D Chantry, George AM 11 D 87 95 SRY 108241D Chapman, Terry PD B 192 199 WMD 49 163759K Chapman, Timothy J A 147 146 GUI 241658L Charles, Greg M D 109 110 B 94 96 CCF 242847H Charters, David D 127 127 WOK 268941J Chathli, Harry 8 A 63 47 CCF 267175L Chathli, Kira 10 A 57 54 CCF 230719E Chen, Ti B 160 173 D 160 160 MC 268384C Chesser, Benjamin 8 B 75 86 CCF 267098H Chesser, Tobias 10 C 62 57 CCF 273768B Chew, Andrew D 97 91 TS 273213A Chiderova, Zornitza D 111 105 105 STR 275813B Chitnavis, Jay 8 D 31 28 CCF 267064B Chitnavis, Xavier 11 A 84 95 CCF 108333J Chivers, Tom R A 196 196 B 197 198 STR 273776A Cholakov, Rumen E 70 74 WHI 261482A Christie, Brendan D 136 128 STR 268669H Christie, Richard J E 152 149 WIM 273769D Christou, Nicholas 16 D 97 TS 277040E Chung, Jon-Man 9 E 69 CCF 267277H Clark, Wayne D 150 141 ASH 268416A Clark-Bell, Joshua 10 D 36 46 CCF 172362F Clayton, Tristan A 151 147 E/E 108484H Clegg, Chris RA A 161 164 X 172 155 KIN 267942F Clements, Angus 10 E 76 83 83 RJ 256995E Clift-Simpson, Giles 12 B 90 89 CCF 271732D Clift-Simpson, Toby 9 B 25 23 CCF 267138E Cloudsley, Peter 10 A 73 66 CCF 252989A Cluett, Mark E 106 106 CCF 275430H Codogno, Alessandro 7 B 46 31 CCF 208802C Cohen, Ronnie A 162 165 X 160 158 CCF 108596H Coleman, Derek A C 133 132 WAL 137067E Coleman, James D 186 184 D 175 175 WAL 185397B Collins, Michael E A 93 81 C 70 75 CCF 269503A Collis, Paul S A 113 89 C 94 94 GUI 108698E Connell, Blair N C 202 195 GUI 267177D Connor, Louis 11 C 41 43 CCF 186045J Constable, Christine F A 106 113 C 115 122 CCF 170107B Constable, John A 112 124 E 131 131 CCF 271084F Cook, Joshua 11 B 97 97 CCF 257125A Cook, Matthew 12 B 82 C 82 83 CCF 108799L Cooksey, Paul S B 212 210 GUI 102009C Coombes, Fred B 73 82 X 65 76 CCF 234560C Cooper, Neill D 179 168 D 161 160 O-O 50 242172A Cooper, Toby D 122 131 E 114 119 RGS 146435J Cork, David J A 152 155 A 165 169 CCF 178323D Cotton, Owen D 159 162 WOK 245340L Coupe, Elizabeth 12 D 59 50 D 80 81 SBS 227913H Court, Simon E A 148 143 CCF 108957C Cousins, Stephen P C 129 131 WW 108976G Cowley, Martin J A 140 123 STR 278610C Crafer, Adam E 76 CCF 269960G Craig-Fisher, Eleanor 11 C 61 74 SYJ 272238A Crawforth, Onni 10 C 55 23 CCF 109114B Cronin, Charles H C 85 93 D 86 86 BAT 109164F Crowdy, Stephen C C 184 191 SN 273729C Cuison, Jhonnie 14 E 12 JFS 276988J Cull, George CR 9 B 68 CCF 109189L Cullen, Anthony P B 193 176 WIM 162292E Curtis, Howard CP A 138 139 A 127 127 CCF 226556E Curtress, Stefan 16 C 108 114 E 123 123 RGS 263741J D'Costa, Jamie 15 D 70 75 WHI 273337H D'Souza, Nigel 12 B 69 68 CCF 144315L Dailley, Colin D 128 118 113 RIC 122637L Dale, H Martin C 96 89 E 111 111 CP 263375K Daley, Eugene 12 A 168 151 D 150 143 DP 273308A Dane, Harvey 8 D 25 CCF 144111F Daniells, Mark W A 170 166 E 149 149 WAL 258618G Daniels, Morgan B 139 150 E 157 STR 263437F Dantas, Alexander RO 9 B 88 92 CCF 275814D Daood, George 11 E 49 CCF 262865L Dare, Raymond C 90 100 ASH 202040D Darville, Matt A 155 162 C 161 165 CCF 226904B Davda, Rahil P 16 A 160 162 D 177 176 RIC 151492B Davey, Richard G C 95 93 ASH 109387D Davies, Neil T D 161 SUR 273499A Davis, John G A 124 A 121 118 ASH 265079E Davis, Richard A 125 114 B 121 129 SN 109437D Davis, Timothy D 146 138 FAR 273338K Dawber, Tom 11 E 44 53 CCF 268364H De Freitas, Callum 11 A 93 86 CCF 268386G De Meester, Chester 10 D 34 26 CCF 222490C Dekker, Alain S C 175 182 C 180 180 GUI 272241A Delap, Agnes 10 C 63 56 CCF 132878F Denford, Les A 99 98 D 106 104 SN 267945A Deo, Neil 12 E 112 B 112 101 RJ 51 155378B Deswarte, Ian A 161 159 B 162 162 GUI 273309C Dhillon, Khushveer 8 E 17 16 CCF 275432A Diamond, Max 8 E 68 59 CCF 272775E Dias, Theodore R 10 C 128 129 C 153 151 RJ 275548J Dima, Mihai-Tiberiu 9 A 116 A 123 118 CCF 272313L Din, Brad 12 C 75 68 CCF 231254C Dines, Sheila J 16 A 176 162 A 172 168 CCF 259318L Docherty-White, Harry D 102 111 ES 271733F Docker, Joel 11 E 54 54 CCF 176531A Dodimead, Julian SS E 95 100 ADD 132473B Dodsley, Matthew C D 155 E 147 CP 242482E Donohoe, Dan C 136 133 RIC 267099K Donovan, Alex R 11 D 45 52 CCF 245729F Dougrez-Lewis, John 12 B 70 59 X 98 108 CCF 272351H Downes, Daniel 9 D 43 52 CCF 272352K Downes, George 9 D 22 0 CCF 271397E Downes, Zachary 11 C 10 12 CCF 101431G Drakeford, David D 151 162 MSH 101432J Drennan, William B B 140 150 D 157 157 BAT 264858B Drinkwater, Alfred 11 E 111 114 114 RJ 273496F Driver, Nicholas A 134 122 GUI 247566C Du Toit, Reenen J B 161 150 D 166 166 WIM 109885J Dubey, Mark J C 183 181 WIM 144117G Duggan, Michael FG E 185 RIC 266218J Duncombe, Ben 11 A 81 84 CCF 145111L Dunican, Paul EP B 114 119 RED 247524J Dunne, Christopher 14 A 146 151 C 153 159 WIM 109972D Dupré, Paul D C 171 174 E 177 158 WAL 267320E Durno, Anthony C 90 91 WOK 246588H Durno, Samuel 15 C 159 122 WOK 227808L Durrant, Martin D 136 136 SUR 109981E Durrant, Paul EO A 164 160 D 126 127 SUR 276414D Eacott, Eleanor 10 D 48 CCF 276174K Eade, William 8 D 56 CCF 272412B Eales, Jonathan E 11 D 106 E 101 ASH 275434E Eaton, James 8 E 16 7 CCF 276122B Eaw, Jake 8 A 74 CCF 276123D Eaw, Ryan 9 A 84 CCF 110069F Eckert, Jon M C 164 166 RIC 110130E Edwards, Nicholas L A 159 CCF 258834B Edwards, Richard G A 175 166 C 158 161 BAT 274698A Edwards, Steve B 104 E 76 CCF 52 273216G Ehinlaye, Samuel E 88 87 STR 253755C Ehr, Claire 12 D 65 D 68 69 RJ 253769C Ehr, Jennifer 13 A 132 122 C 115 114 RJ 266204J Ekingen, Suleyman C 160 161 WIM 275817K El Haouari, Meriam 9 E 17 CCF 266509J Eliadis, Chris 16 E 79 77 WOK 270619C Eliadis, Jason D 106 98 WOK 110176G Elkes, Graham C 155 156 GUI 252052H Enciu, Liviu A 171 157 D 167 164 CCF 272594A Engelbrecht, Kevin P A 128 117 E 126 126 WIM 273543L Engelhardtsen, Thos 12 E 29 ALS 182354B Evans, Alan V A 101 98 CCF 131444A Evbuomwan, Lamidi W D 140 141 WIM 183019D Fajemisin, Jeremy E 146 159 DP 273311A Fallon, Edison 9 A 51 41 CCF 265631A Faulks, Nick D 174 MSH 110508F Fellows, Chas E D 140 146 CCF 267281K Fenwick, Hugh F A 165 151 C 159 159 CP 267104K Ferguson, Joshua 10 A 59 58 CCF 247203L Fernandes, Aaron 14 E 92 93 CCF 110545A Fewkes, David C C 140 148 CP 170206D Fields, Francis E A 159 155 B 160 167 CP 110578E Fincham, Leon HJ B 165 166 WIM 266502F Firth, James E 71 87 FAR 271842L Fishwick, Helen 13 D 109 109 SYJ 272353A Fitchett, Matthew 9 C 46 53 CCF 263504F Fitzpatrick, Brian 189 D 201 201 WIM 110658C Fleischer, Jeff H C 139 134 X 128 131 CCF 229767L Foley, James C 123 129 KIN 225361G Foley, John P B 182 172 KIN 185070C Fordham, Nicholas B 171 170 STR 110784H Foss, Michael P B 119 127 WOK 242565J Foster, Caroline 14 A 128 120 D 94 92 CCF 266209H Foster, David D 150 143 WIM 234589E Foster, James C A 173 182 D 161 169 ASH 276176C Foster, Samuel 11 E 55 CCF 268599B Foster, Timothy 12 B 108 123 E 125 RGS 178340D Francis, Wilbur W A 105 106 X 109 113 MC 110879H Franklin, Michael J A 193 191 RIC 240634C Franklin, Samuel GA 15 A 205 191 CP 279078G Frankowicz, Mateusz D 106 WAL 140257C Fraser, Alan R A 105 115 CCF 53 254257C Fraser, Alasdair 17 E 95 104 TIF 277415L Frawley, Patrick D 119 BAT 267237G Freeman, Jennifer A 10 A 36 7 CCF 110901H Freeman, Jon A D 170 162 E 172 177 RIC 276124F Freeman, Michael A 7 B 10 CCF 172447C Freeman, Scott G D 113 114 CCF 110914F French, Angus J A 172 176 A 186 177 STR 269680A Frood, Danny 9 D 25 25 CCF 268420C Frood, Tommy 11 D 64 69 CCF 228043H Frost, Christopher 17 D 104 99 WHI 211192F Frost, Robert D 83 86 RED 110949C Frostick, Clive A B 193 200 GUI 110950K Frostick, Helen M E 159 169 FAR 231435G Fry, Ben 15 A 79 84 B 125 111 CCF 232827G Fry, Joseph 11 B 85 68 C 93 90 CCF 231436J Fry, Sam 16 A 148 137 B 170 162 CCF 132003J Fulleylove, Mark J B 128 139 GUI 267192L Furley-Smith, Cameron 11 C 82 84 CCF 144682E Fysh-Foskett, Adam B 208 189 189 STR 252002D Gahir, Jasdeep 13 A 153 139 A 154 146 WHI 259662D Galer, Sebastian E A 135 128 D 132 133 GUI 265884H Gallagher, Marie C 154 142 D 144 144 RIC 257460D Galliano, Alexander 15 A 203 181 C 206 207 CCF 258632A Galliano, George 13 A 127 125 C 123 131 CCF 269704L Galvin, Emily E 67 CCF 273734G Garg, Akash 15 E 84 90 KCS 268389B Gates, Sam 10 C 94 80 CCF 227783K Gause, Khan M C 104 E 101 101 SN 223744B Geidelberg, Eugene L 17 C 151 166 RGS 276415F George, Lucas 9 E 51 CCF 266098C Getachew, Fanuel 16 D 67 ES 268207C Ghent, Elliott 11 C 105 116 GOD 267968B Giannattasio, Vincenzo B 126 100 D 130 129 WIM 276125H Gibbs, Callum 8 B 39 43 CCF 101893A Gibbs, Dominic V A 173 171 CCF 265963D Gibson, Freddy 15 E 76 CCF 242394H Gibson, Guy M C 136 129 127 RIC 245774L Giles, Joshua 16 D 79 81 D 78 80 CCF 268368E Giles, Yasmin 10 B 109 A 133 123 CCF 252597F Gill, Balraj 15 D 129 120 SPS 274954D Gill, Martin C 122 140 E 114 114 BAT 211221J Gillams, Philip C 100 114 TS 54 214931L Gillard, Andrew L D 105 A 92 90 CHE 272354C Ginsburg Hix, Benjamin 8 C 67 65 CCF 273778E Glass, Jonas D 152 156 WHI 187818K Gliddon, Daniel A 123 122 B 110 113 CCF 241716K Glover, William F 15 D 137 125 CCF 270051H Godwin, Gleb 14 D 47 55 E 58 59 CLS 273500D Godwin, Sofiya 11 E 22 C 17 22 WOD 111344G Gold, Harry A 128 114 CCF 101506A Goldberg, Nathan A 146 149 A 153 145 CCF 179497J Goldrick, Thomas G C 148 155 DP 274980E Goldyn, Patryk Jan E 111 MC 273082A Gonsalves, Luke 10 E 78 HPS 245531G Gonsalves, William 16 E 99 99 E 71 SGS 189109B Goode, Martin L B 99 114 CCF 273340H Goody, Jack A 11 C 18 2 CCF 275529E Gopisetti, Gnana 9 E 46 36 CCF 245231F Gosling, Marcus 15 C 116 126 E 112 113 RJ 276178G Gosnell, Francesco 10 E 34 CCF 274816C Gostelow, Luke 12 D 104 SUR 111488J Graham, Jim A 174 169 E 171 171 RED 111505E Granat, Russell G A 194 198 WIM 231304C Grant, David J 16 A 196 176 B 194 192 CCF 273735J Gravatt, Jay 17 E 119 KCS 253903C Gray, Gideon 16 B 135 138 D 157 160 RJ 273312C Green, Kieran 7 B 69 61 CCF 272779B Greenbury, Max N 11 E 85 87 RJ 211275K Greenfield, Philip C D 113 106 TS 111683G Gregory, Philip J A 177 176 WIM 111697G Grey, Nicholas D A 157 175 KIN 111727A Griffiths, Jon M C 147 140 WW 172436J Griffiths, Marcus E 109 109 RED 111735L Griffiths, Roger H C 118 120 FAR 111769F Gronau, Roland A E 149 155 MSH 111773H Groom, Malcolm DJ A 148 153 SUR 232561F Guiney, James E 151 153 RGS 172367E Gunn, Michael J A 127 138 C 130 130 GUI 263740G Gupta, Aditya 15 A 147 150 D 128 127 O-O 270055E Guyatt, Thomas 14 E 78 64 CLS 276379F Hacche, Matthew 11 D 56 CCF 253099F Hagesaether, Arne B 181 198 C 185 185 DP 263796A Haidar, William A 11 E 97 107 RJ 273313E Hajane, Anbukumar 9 C 59 40 CCF 55 111878L Haldane, Robin W A 188 188 X 180 187 STR 111899H Hall, Antony C A 158 164 STR 111921H Hall, James W A 128 126 CCF 251713K Hamlin, Ruari E D 151 RIC 207696C Hampton, Barry E 89 CCF 111999A Hampton, Steven C D 159 157 S/C 254258E Hancock, Jonathan D 102 103 TIF 267144L Hanley, Patrick 12 D 55 59 CCF 112045B Hanreck, Alan E B 200 184 RED 112078F Harding, Derek I C 131 130 ASH 271852C Hardwick, Alexander M 14 E 99 X 114 98 CCF 112098A Hare, Alan R B 135 132 WAL 231640H Harford, Alun D 137 134 FAR 112119E Harley, Andrew D C 190 193 WIM 261363D Harman, Mark C 114 116 WAL 271400A Harries-Rees, David 11 D 20 23 CCF 247559F Harris, Michael C A 151 152 RED 140157K Harris, Norman E 150 150 E 164 DP 112186J Harris, Richard GR C 152 158 KIN 112184E Harris, Ronald A C 177 180 MSH 260317C Harrison, Alex 14 D 92 76 TIF 276380B Harrison, Natalie 7 E 13 CCF 181001H Harrison, Rob B 156 151 144 SUR 184486G Hasman, Cengiz A 194 186 A 204 209 WIM 158308G Hasson, Peter E 200 FAR 269308C Hatrick, Angus 11 D 94 86 ALS 204203E Havard, Gwyn D 142 149 MSH 267108G Haward, Jasper 10 A 50 32 CCF 231451E Hayball, John D D 98 99 SUR 275530A Hayes, Callum 11 B 53 55 CCF 270877C Hayward, Alan A 169 169 X 166 174 STR 245759D Heal, Nathan 13 B 102 103 E 142 O-O 163085E Healey, Michael W C 182 175 D 179 179 RIC 223913K Heaton, David D 138 138 RIC 182866G Heaton, Robert J D 191 197 RIC 257126C Heeler, Caspian 14 A 110 103 B 130 114 CCF 266220G Heeler, Lucian 11 B 65 70 CCF 185204J Hegarty, Sarah N A 179 183 176 ASH 276182J Henderson, Alex 11 E 59 CCF 112529B Heppell, Ian N A 181 183 WIM 268769A Heraghty, Daniel 10 A 97 89 CCF 172721H Hetherington, Carl J C 163 162 MC 56 268208E Hewett, Robert 11 C 110 112 GOD 268194J Hewett, Simon M E 92 95 D 90 90 GOD 272321K Hewitt, Ryan 10 A 38 33 CCF 134787B Hill, David F A 176 176 E 172 172 GUI 273717G Hillman, Andrew 15 E 125 CAT 252568K Hinchcliffe, Christopher12 D 133 109 D 128 120 FAR 162174K Hinton, Jonathan D 174 158 ASH 266197E Hirsch, M C 154 160 MC 271401C Hiscock, Tom 9 D 47 36 CCF 112793H Hodgson, David L C 144 143 D 143 143 CP 130160D Hogarth, Mark J B 144 146 152 SUR 268371E Holland, Liam 12 C 79 80 CCF 275969L Hollington, Mike J A 88 94 GUI 262269F Hopper, Paul A 168 185 E 174 WOK 122817B Horlock, Peter J A 137 146 D 134 134 GUI 269624B Horsfall, Ethan N 9 E 61 X 110 93 CCF 259261H Horsfall, Fergus 12 C 55 59 CCF 227914K Houghton, Mark A A 128 138 CCF 113103F Howell, Chris I A 188 185 E 190 RED 267109J Howell, Matthew G 10 D 79 X 96 83 CCF 272323C Howell, Oliver 6 X 29 10 CCF 118627K Howell, Susan C D 131 142 RED 145125L Howes, David J A 131 130 A 134 132 CCF 261837A Howlett, Karl 17 E 116 D 120 RIC 270878E Hudson, John D 101 105 DP 123096H Huggins, Ronald E E 115 114 WW 113153K Hughes, Anthony C 146 152 WIM 113163B Hughes, Derek KA D 152 152 DOR 193128D Hughes, John C 123 120 DP 254278L Hughes, Timothy 17 D 101 96 SGS 254265B Hui, Patrick 17 D 85 85 WHI 131613J Hulley, Robert J B 103 103 CCF 225321F Humphreys, Timothy B 75 69 E 82 WOK 101448B Hunt, Arnold B 144 131 D 125 125 BAT 245460K Hunt, Daniel 14 A 184 173 GUI 113256J Huq, Robin A 173 167 A 180 175 BAT 172371G Hurst, Geoffrey D C 135 147 WAL 260869J Husain, Adam 11 D 50 53 CCF 267879C Huser, Hector AP 10 A 113 X 132 117 CCF 271088C Hyatt, Samuel C 10 C 38 36 CCF 267312F Ibbott, Ben 8 A 65 56 CCF 276128C Ibbott, Chloe 12 E 55 CCF 57 274950G Ibbott, George 7 A 23 27 CCF 154669H Imlay, Chris D 110 106 CCF 256188J Inglis, Nicholas C 139 131 154 SUR 273546F Innes, Daniel 13 D 89 LAN 113381A Inwood, Kenneth FH B 161 169 KIN 273485A Isaacs, Jamie E 85 88 CCF 262301J Ivanishchak, Ivan A 162 159 WIM 272356G Jackman, Alex 11 B 56 55 CCF 113421J Jackson, Adrian D 194 184 SCC 273344E Jackson, Angus 10 C 43 41 CCF 113443H Jackson, James R D 121 104 DP 162291C Jackson, Paul G A 158 160 C 156 161 CCF 271238G Jackson, S E 142 DP 158927B James, Angus S B 160 167 SUR 273315J James, Luke 11 B 42 51 CCF 113525K James, Richard C 173 161 RIC 269625D James-Knight, Oliver 11 B 81 71 CCF 272256C Janes, Keeley 11 D 46 56 CCF 273345G Janes, Michael 9 D 38 16 CCF 272257E Janes, Teddy 10 E 13 15 CCF 251228C Jayanthira, Krishna D 103 110 TS 274087E Jedrzejewski, Bartosz E 146 153 DP 272325G Jeffery, Matthew 12 D 68 70 CCF 246587F Jelicic, Alexander 14 C 125 128 149 ASH 261838C Jelicic, Nicholas 11 B 124 132 C 119 119 ASH 156219J Jewell, Peter B 124 111 GOD 269626F Johnson, Coral 10 C 29 4 CCF 264747D Johnson, Mark A B 151 131 C 156 144 SN 267110E Johnson, Nicholas 11 A 90 97 CCF 151606B Johnson, Stephen G D 103 114 E 122 122 WAL 137916B Jones, Albert W E 145 146 CCF 273211H Jones, Angharad 9 X 69 28 CCF 271089E Jones, Callum 9 C 70 66 CCF 113785C Jones, Chris B 186 187 STR 276382F Jones, Chris 9 A 18 CCF 254226C Jones, David 17 D 87 81 WHS 179417G Jones, Glynn C 146 143 RIC 113829H Jones, H Trevor A 156 150 C 159 159 GUI 268053B Jones, Ianto 10 X 83 79 CCF 254342E Jones, Laurence AG A 141 147 D 132 132 WW 154657A Jones, Richard W C 122 119 ASH 253430H Jones, Victor GL 14 A 191 190 A 185 186 WW 58 253423L Jones, William EG 16 A 195 181 A 190 183 WW 184504E Joseph, Adrian P E 156 154 MC 113950C Josse, Mark A 190 190 B 198 198 SUR 172795D Jugand, Jean-Baptiste C 182 180 MC 253130G Jurjevic, Robert B 121 122 ASH 230941F Kailavasan, Gajern 17 D 153 149 RIC 268307G Kalid, Raphael 10 A 142 104 X 160 139 CCF 270077D Kalindjan, Giles D 71 81 KCS 274884J Kalinowski, Slavik D 166 165 ADD 254318H Kallaivannan, Arun 17 D 102 101 WHI 252811D Kamara, Khalid D 162 156 C 156 159 RIC 258883D Kane, Frank G A 155 145 C 144 147 CCF 253359F Karel, Ayse A 121 122 A 110 120 SUR 267630J Katten, Gidon 11 D 79 89 CCF 150509K Kay, David C 192 191 GUI 127349J Keane, Graham DJ C 188 201 D 181 181 CP 186073C Kearney, Stephen D 147 157 SUR 127359A Kearsley, Raymond J A 139 146 WIM 248682K Keene, NR D 168 WIM 272780J Kelly, Ethan S 10 C 84 SYJ 127445E Kemp, Peter D A 194 195 E 193 193 STR 268392B Kerambrum-Bicourt, Daniel 12 D 59 58 CCF 246979A Kernot, Adrian C A 100 96 CCF 273346J Kerr, Tyrian 11 E 19 23 CCF 127526E Khan, A Qaiyum A 115 120 CCF 191889J Khoo, Selina D 172 179 D 168 181 SYJ 185976G Khorasanee, Reza J D 122 137 TIF 273218L Khudoliy, Vadym A 99 96 STR 268202D Kidd, Charlie 11 E 76 ALS 220500C Kikoyo, Ali A 173 178 D 175 180 WIM 233318B Kilpatrick, Callum 17 B 232 204 D 217 RJ 270096H Kim, Yong-Hun 16 E 104 SGS 272358L Kingsbury, Tom 10 D 34 32 CCF 272260E Kingsley-Moore, George 11 D 24 25 CCF 241225B Kinsella, James D 104 WW 266127F Kirubakaran, Nakuram 16 D 73 55 TS 233053C Kirubakaran, Nimalan C 87 89 TS 246591H Kliger, Daniel 14 D 120 115 D 120 125 HPS 256567F Knott, Philip R 12 A 137 127 B 141 137 CCF 263844H Ko, Edward 13 D 122 114 C 140 138 RJ 59 254301B Kocharova, Tonya 17 D 58 56 GAS 251421H Kokossis, Antonis D 139 137 GUI 251417F Kokossis, Danae 14 D 141 140 C 156 156 GUI 275034L Konieczny, Jan E 146 STR 276261E Kozhevnikov, Adrian 10 E 100 KCS 155285F Kreuzer, Christopher RL A 169 168 D 143 145 RIC 247219D Krishnan, Anand J 15 A 175 171 B 171 170 ASH 272101G Kuhendiran, Tharshan 8 C 66 42 NM 274685C Kuhn, Kurt E 144 146 RIC 263901E Kulenicz, Richard 12 D 61 56 CCF 262036E Lacey, Nick C 118 124 RED 182272L Lack, Robin B 113 112 WOK 246586D Lalic, Peter D 15 A 169 158 A 158 153 WAL 105819J Lalic, Susan K A 205 207 D 207 208 WAL 266216E Lall, Juhi 12 B 64 62 C 61 70 CCF 266215C Lall, Rahul 13 A 104 76 B 104 111 CCF 248842F Lambert, David D 91 94 E 80 85 RGS 191737H Lamorena, Raul (formerly Portugal) E 156 A 182 174 SCC 272661A Lane, Alex 16 B 96 83 CCF 273348B Lane, Matthew 9 D 21 16 CCF 114088H Large, Peter G D 218 217 ASH 272261G Larkin, Ryan 11 B 79 74 CCF 270196A Larman-Moore, Dean D 139 D 121 121 STR 266217G Lau, Kie-Ren 10 D 76 78 CCF 274771G Laurence, Jack A 94 87 D 92 GUI 272206K Law, Anthony 9 D 57 59 CCF 114137F Lawrence, David J A 134 141 E 153 KND 114147J Lawrence, Peter A C 144 143 DOR 275410B Lawson, Nathan 9 B 49 26 CCF 242719K Lea, Simon D A 140 144 D 123 122 SN 114205H Leake, Jeremy A C 211 209 STR 270614D Leal, Barry D 86 82 GOD 114228J Ledger, Stephen C A 194 186 D 201 201 STR 231454L Ledingham, Richard 17 B 118 115 B 110 118 CCF 241056E Lee, Jia Ping 14 D 120 126 98 CP 231242G Lee, Jia Shen C 166 165 E 157 CP 257195L Legg, Samuel 13 E 71 JFS 272326J Leggett, Jeremy 11 D 44 42 CCF 264214B Leung, Simon 11 A 107 93 X 119 115 DP 277339K Levey, Steve E 81 CCF 114342G Lewin, John H C 162 171 WW 60 278580J Lewis, G E 112 RIC 271856L Li, Edward B 99 98 RJ 270007E Li, James 10 E 77 64 SYJ 271403G Li-Raphael, Clement 8 C 24 14 CCF 114458D Linton, William A C 182 175 MSH 262209K Lintott-White, Sean P 14 C 89 117 C 99 102 CCF 265822H Liu, Tomin C 146 149 MSH 246265F Lobejko, Rafal E 233 WIM 223589E Lobo, Richard A 17 A 173 171 C 183 183 CCF 233664K Lobo, Robert J 14 A 123 123 C 117 124 TS 163804L Lock, Gavin R A 195 196 E 197 197 CCF 269628K Lockyer, Joshua 10 E 41 CCF 154682L Loftus, Malcolm E 122 129 RED 273770L Loganathan, Vasanthan 17 E 41 WHS 114556D Long, David D 112 112 FAR 138115F Long, Simon E 166 166 CCF 272263L Lopes, Kevin 10 C 66 66 CCF 114587D Lorber, SJ E 162 MSH 114591F Lord, Michael J A 122 122 GOD 273025L Lou, Lewis 10 A 107 100 CCF 230496L Lui, Jonathan 17 D 98 108 WHI 114665J Lukey, Frank J D 140 134 MSH 247249B Lumb, Sebastian 17 D 125 O-O 191589H Lunn, Matthew A 169 161 141 CCF 242179D Lydiard, Robert G 17 C 191 178 E 171 172 RGS 276186F Lynch, Dominic 8 D 16 CCF 114702L Lynn, Jeremy D C 153 157 CP 272264B MacDonald, Jamie 10 C 35 30 CCF 114740H Macdonald-Ross, Stephen A 159 159 WIM 278045J Mackenzie, Alistair E 146 BAT 270075L MacKenzie, Patrick 16 D 15 7 JFS 241573C Mackinnon, John C 180 185 DP 181088B MacLeod, Alasdair B 156 157 D 154 147 SCC 259416L Maguire, James 13 D 46 33 A 83 78 CCF 227900K Maguire, Robert 16 A 167 157 A 167 160 CCF 248580B Mahenthran, Thanurshan 17 E 121 121 RIC 277015F Maher, Conor 9 E 28 CCF 277016H Maher, Jamie 9 E 48 CCF 258803B Maheswaran, Charan 13 D 128 132 E 113 113 WHI 61 272327L Maillot, Annabelle 9 X 64 56 CCF 259324F Maillot, Dominic 11 B 103 107 X 117 120 CCF 255557J Makumbi, Geoffrey C 179 186 D 198 198 CP 227774J Malam, David E 200 RIC 272360J Mallett, Lewis 12 E 77 75 CCF 277486A Mann, Alex D 103 CCF 153603F Mann, Chris J E 144 147 KIN 271918G Mant, Peter HH 9 B 64 53 CCF 273349D Mant, Sarah 7 D 13 21 CCF 114901F Marchant, Geoffrey A 164 169 D 168 168 WAL 267321G Mare, Patrick E 46 56 WOK 269629A Markland-Smith, Chas 9 A 79 67 CCF 264017L Marsh, Peter E 139 133 CCF 273049C Martenssen, Stefan 11 E 53 BS 278342D Martin Perez, Javier M D 176 WIM 269380L Martin, Thomas 10 D 18 0 CCF 258929B Mason, Alicia 12 D 115 114 SUR 278012E Mason, Hugo 14 E 42 KCS 158057H Mason, Ian D 154 162 SUR 227799C Matthews, Mike E 93 97 CCF 104377J Maxwell, Neil D 164 161 KIN 268160C Mayhew, Andrew A 188 177 STR 276388G Maynard, Ethan 7 D 26 CCF 267868J Mazalon, Helen B 11 B 60 66 B 113 116 ASH 269386A McAuley, Ava-Jo 12 D 21 28 CCF 115204L McCabe, Patrick J C 137 146 GUI 226561J McCallion, James G 16 C 154 141 E 152 152 RGS 272361L McCarthy, Edward 12 D 31 34 CCF 115215E McCarthy, James D 173 160 RIC 256920G McCoy, Finlay 11 D 45 50 CCF 261586B McCullough, Simon L A 177 170 B 186 175 GUI 115262C McDonald, Neil A 228 223 RED 115267B McDonnell, Barry R B 89 93 128 DOR 115269F McDonnell, James J A 174 175 D 157 152 STR 275532E McEneaney, Jack 10 A 53 38 CCF 115289A McGing, James B 137 133 158 WAL 115311A McIntyre, Paul B 186 172 C 184 181 SN 137840F McKenna, James F D 150 155 CP 115319F McKenna, John R C 131 134 D 135 CP 270882G McLennan, Andrew E 106 107 DP 115337H McLeod, Ian S A 155 150 ASH 275440L McManus, Anna 10 E 24 20 CCF 62 276389J McManus, Sarah 11 E 30 CCF 241821G McMillan, Alexander 16 C 123 97 WIS 245777F McMillan, James 13 E 72 WIS 241820E McMillan, Michael 14 E 63 WIS 269068J McMillan, Sonny 11 D 28 11 CCF 233269D McMurdo, Neil D 121 124 WIM 268943B McNair, Jacob 11 C 27 38 CCF 115377J McSheehy, Chris J C 158 162 FAR 272132G Mears, Fred 15 E 86 80 SUR 115401B Meaton, Arthur H A 101 106 CCF 226910H Meechan, Catriona 17 B 136 137 SYJ 115411E Mehendale, Krishna N A 145 140 ASH 271810J Messere, Owen 10 A 114 X 139 119 CCF 234273L Meyer, Gordon A 195 200 RED 245279A Meyer, Joshua 14 E 108 112 E 104 104 TS 273318D Middleton, Matthew 12 E 61 54 CCF 245538K Middleton, Thomas J 14 C 134 151 E 142 145 ASH 163954H Miles, Barry S A 114 123 X 112 117 SN 211227K Miller, Allen C 137 136 DP 272265D Miller, Sam 9 B 55 51 CCF 254920H Mitchell, Alex 17 D 150 137 E 109 RGS 255195A Mitchell, Florence EA 14 A 96 100 C 108 94 RJ 261587D Montanari, Christian D 126 130 FAR 267353J Moody, Terry D 80 79 120 DOR 256540H Moore, Jasper 13 A 95 63 B 109 95 CCF 145131F Morant, David J D 129 122 SUR 255560J Morgan, Chris C 135 134 D 145 145 STR 267940B Morgan, Daniel 12 E 76 RJ 903840B Morgan, David H B 127 132 C 130 132 CCF 267116F Morgan, Luke H 12 D 66 62 CCF 115775K Morgan, Michael J A 165 163 GUI 227772E Morgan, Roger E 133 ASH 115782G Morgan, Stanley MM B 108 117 GOD 115807H Morris, Barry A 182 171 STR 255019C Morris-Hill, Ray B 176 172 BAT 115851L Morse, Gordon E A 133 126 CCF 233398D Moss, David PG B 131 117 CP 264878H Moss, Sam 17 D 158 SUR 267299G Moss, Stephen D 137 134 B 146 140 SUR 259326K Moth, Daniel 12 D 74 72 CCF 115916B Mourant, Malcolm P B 141 141 WW 275827B Moyce, Tommy 9 E 24 CCF 63 276391G Muduroglu, Jack 9 E 42 CCF 267948G Muhunthakumar, Luxmie 10 D 69 62 D 115 115 CCF 105053K Muir, Andrew J D 217 222 RIC 267117H Muir, Daniel M 9 B 108 X 118 120 CCF 270876A Muir, Martin John C 154 154 RED 271405L Murlowski, Nicolas 9 E 51 46 CCF 267878A Murphy, Conor E 10 A 143 A 137 126 CCF 151510L Murray-Smith, Harvey B 119 112 ASH 176124K Muter, Donny C 195 194 C 207 207 RIC 273529F Muzira, Tendai E 129 123 GUI 276129E Myers, Chloe 7 E 19 CCF 270108L Nagarajan, Vivek 15 C 97 73 TS 271406B Nallathambi, Vignesh 11 C 99 CCF 274981G Namini, Armin T E 202 STR 245199C Narendran, Rudi 15 D 115 TIF 277804L Nash, Richard J E 146 MSH 276393L Nasir, Waleed 11 D 84 CCF 270204G Nasr, Mohsin D 106 118 E 130 133 STR 276394B Nawaz, Danyal 8 E 31 CCF 270054C Nelson, Nicholas 14 E 37 37 CLS 267077L Nembhard, Luca 10 D 23 0 CCF 267573A Nettleton, Charlie B 13 A 121 81 A 105 103 RJ 116139J Neviazsky, Abraham C 154 154 RIC 272268K Nguyen, Kim Chi 11 C 81 87 CCF 268398C Nicholson, M Austin 10 D 61 48 CCF 256186E Nightingale, Michael D 133 130 SUR 273726H Nishimura, Naoto 13 E 37 HS 178396J Nixon, Thomas CM D 192 190 RIC 103702L Njotea, Chris N E 148 144 BAT 247956E Norris, Joseph 14 B 65 D 94 89 CCF 260507H Norton, David A 182 180 B 185 183 RED 116336L Nunn, John DM D 251 251 CHE 273050K Nunn, Michael 11 D 52 52 BS 266192F Nurse, Godfrey A 105 97 WAL 275461H Nwachukwu, Chino E 156 CP 116344K Nyman, John CH A 152 161 BAT 273352D O'Connor, Michael 10 C 35 25 CCF 272269A O'Flaherty, Shaina 11 D 16 25 CCF 268399E O'Gorman, Finn 11 B 89 72 CCF 155156F O'Grady, Gary P C 146 149 160 GUI 162285H O'Mara, Patrick K C 150 140 ASH 64 141459J O'Neill, JM C 163 167 CP 244044B O'Neill, Tom C A 123 125 C 130 118 CCF 267118K O'Shea, Teddy 11 A 51 51 CCF 227786E Odunaiya, Victor D 173 168 WIM 267943H Offer, Edward 12 C 128 RJ 268430F Oh, Matthew 11 E 54 ALS 273353F Okol, Samuel 10 D 55 55 CCF 275441B Olajiga, Oluwafemi 7 E 34 16 CCF 122845G Oliver, J Brian D 102 109 WOK 275442D Onabolu, Ayoolu 8 D 43 12 CCF 211345E Oozeerally, Tariq C 183 181 SN 264562C Orishko, Yaroslav C 176 176 C 195 188 MSH 272271K Osborn, Tom 11 E 14 CCF 116521F Osborne, Marcus E A 195 198 E 194 194 CCF 272331B Own, Alice 11 C 79 54 CCF 258896B Padhi, Mayukh 12 C 91 87 CCF 261007D Paice, Alex 17 E 93 JFS 267120H Painter, George S 10 C 60 51 CCF 156421D Palmer, Alan H A 160 159 D 172 172 BAT 279131G Palmer, Andrew HE E 152 BAT 181098E Parchment, JD E 98 MC 268229B Park, Jinung 14 E 108 E 104 107 KGS 271090A Parks, Joseph 10 E 98 92 CCF 275443F Parslow, Ben 10 E 108 CCF 264409F Parthiban, Aravind 14 E 91 C 103 101 TS 116786J Patel, Bharat C D 139 132 WIM 226734C Patel, Deepa C 104 RJ 257998E Patel, Kausik C 106 114 RED 258105L Patel, Roshal E 141 139 RED 262307K Patterson, Marc C 61 61 STR 252610E Paul, Barnaby J 13 A 140 134 B 140 151 ASH 267938D Paull, Harvey 12 B 123 B 129 133 RJ 272333F Peck, Thomas 9 X 67 63 CCF 129432F Pedersen, Carsten A 194 189 E 194 194 STR 258775A Pein, Jonathan 11 B 72 110 B 122 99 RJ 136646E Pelling, Nicholas B 195 189 SUR 116920J Pelling, Tim W B 188 190 MSH 272410J Peng, Andrew 13 E 71 RGS 252622A Periasamymanjula, Manibharathi 14 A 155 148 B 137 127 ASH 267220A Perrin, Christopher 12 D 94 96 CCF 261832B Pettit, Michael 14 B 118 119 A 118 116 RJ 65 117034L Pheby, Ian M C 171 177 RED 273355K Phillips, Joseph 11 E 85 86 CCF 173125H Phillips, Owen S A 173 WAL 117110A Pickersgill, Adrian O A 173 174 GUI 117123K Picot, Russell C D 202 195 WIM 233533F Piggott, Roly A 154 149 WOK 252755J Pineda, Joshua 14 C 152 156 B 174 173 RJ 256190G Pineda, Rustico B 94 97 R/K 104702E Pinkerton, Nicholas J D 151 151 WOK 275464C Pinto, Marcus E 87 DOR 154698D Plant, Glen E 116 116 FAR 267298E Poludniowski, Gavin D 93 WAL 208913A Poobalasingam, Iyampillai C 95 107 D 90 96 RIC 193414E Poobalasingam, Peter A 197 200 C 213 213 RIC 275444H Poort, William 8 E 42 CCF 273497H Porter, James DD D 152 D 137 134 O-O 247688F Porter, Sam 17 A 141 144 D 134 136 O-O 117336E Povah, Nigel E B 206 204 GUI 274627L Powell, John C 131 134 GOD 214930J Powell, Timothy J A 110 112 SUD 272276J Power, Cian 10 C 48 42 CCF 267124E Power, Eamonn 9 C 49 45 CCF 269633C Poyntz, Anton 11 C 75 64 CCF 245660G Pozzo, Dominic T 14 B 136 119 C 118 125 ASH 273067E Prabhu, Rohit 9 E 59 61 HPS 247265L Pratley, Ian A 130 128 D 110 107 CCF 117396A Prescott, Laurie W C 153 160 WIM 272334H Preuveneers, Jack 11 B 69 59 CCF 117414K Price, Colin J C 108 112 GOD 273064K Price, Gwilym 9 C 112 89 GOD 135981C Pridding, Andrew M C 177 178 DP 268195L Pritchard, Rebecca 13 D 39 GAS 272277L Pritchard, Thomas 12 D 35 35 CCF 117483G Prizant, Alan H E 178 178 183 CCF 117484J Prizant, Michael A 186 182 CCF 117502G Pruden, A David C 149 157 ASH 117524F Punnett, Alan K A 173 184 GUI 260829H Quinton, Dan B 113 123 CCF 253078J Quinton, Duke 14 C 133 117 D 143 124 CCF 270202C Rabain, Mel D 77 67 85 STR 117586F Radford, Peter OL D 121 123 MC 66 245596B Rafi, Damir 15 D 105 98 SGS 268308J Raina, Vatsal 11 A 91 89 CCF 268309L Raina, Vyas 11 35 A 88 104 CCF 271011A Rajaratnam, Thushaan 13 B 105 125 A 96 101 RJ 156221G Ralley, Howard D 57 67 GOD 269298D Ralli, Allexis 13 E 56 ALS 245099K Ramdewar, Ishan A 144 147 D 122 127 SN 271208J Ramsey, M D 169 168 MC 187708C Randall, Ryan D 185 184 DP 127872B Rasalingam, Haran E 173 177 DP 267125G Ratnaraja, Darren 10 C 34 27 CCF 226572C Ravindran, Neeilan 17 E 122 121 RIC 173453C Rawlinson, Aidan M A 182 199 CCF 268431H Rayner, Nicholas 12 D 91 85 CCF 274092J Recalde, Andres C 130 118 BAT 117729B Reddin, Roy JD C 170 171 SN 265970A Reed, Robert 15 B 116 104 E 87 87 ASH 268675C Reed, Stewart 13 C 96 88 D 99 91 ASH 242064J Rees, Richard 16 D 114 134 E 116 116 KGS 132558K Reeve, Iain C 141 156 GOD 117791G Regan, Natasha K C 185 184 ASH 259276K Rice, Patrick 15 C 95 81 CCF 117862D Rich, Mark C A 194 190 RED 117893D Richardson, Keith B A 197 190 GUI 117895H Richardson, Kevin D D 167 171 FAR 276396F Richmond, Dominic 11 E 33 CCF 259327A Rimerici, Ben 16 E 50 52 ES 271957F Rios, Jorge Luis B 155 147 MSH 269311C Rix, George 11 C 76 66 ALS 142907D Rizvi, Nazir C 182 179 P/C 232562H Roberts, Frank S C 113 108 WOK 255376E Roberts, Laurie B C 116 114 DP 268052L Roberts, Louis 10 A 95 67 CCF 248719G Robertson, Justin B 163 156 E 159 MSH 269396D Robinson, Tim 12 C 58 44 CCF 118125H Roche, Peter J B 162 162 KIN 248592J Rodrigues, Benedict 13 A 97 99 B 114 105 CP 245248A Rodrigues, Dunstan 15 A 166 150 CP 270203E Rodrigues, Stan D 104 120 STR 190055K Rogan, Michael E 129 129 WIS 102034B Rogers, GH James B 132 128 CCF 67 270522K Rogers, Jason D 105 104 SUR 118203B Rose, C Nigel J B 179 188 CP 118218D Rosen, Daniel B A 181 189 ASH 267618H Rosenfeld, George 10 D 72 58 CCF 272363D Rosenfeld, Joseph 8 C 50 0 CCF 270340D Roset, Christophe C 178 162 GUI 178225D Rowson, David J C 188 178 KIN 262290H Rudd, Jacob PBV E 113 118 BAT 118313J Rudge, Jerry F B 191 180 WIM 273502H Ruse, Jake 10 C 92 84 RJ 118329B Rusha, Ronald G C 130 144 WIM 266967F Rushbrooke, Tibo 11 B 116 90 A 111 119 RJ 278565B Russell, Christopher D 107 RIC 118342E Russell, Dennis C 94 102 ASH 188302B Russell, Mike D 132 132 GUI 272335K Russell, Oliver 11 B 72 70 CCF 189323D Ryan Foster, Raymond R A 100 117 ASH 200924K Ryan, Benedict D 80 88 WHI 158165L Saberton, Peter C 116 118 BAT 263249E Sabir-Ali, Ako B 140 142 E 132 132 CP 276418A Sadrzadeh, Sina 11 D 77 CCF 273303B Saffery, Cameron 10 E 62 69 CCF 273359G Sainsbury, Lewis 12 C 64 62 CCF 200139B Salimbeni, George P 16 A 194 186 C 206 206 CCF 273727K Samuels, Oliver 14 E 118 HS 276974J Sancho, Jadon 9 E 49 CCF 272283F Sancho, Latia 10 A 51 40 CCF 233397B Sandhu, Iqbal S B 114 114 E 94 96 SN 118479K Sands, Alan VH B 153 153 WW 254576H Sangster, Andrew A 141 144 WW 276192A Santhiapillai, Isabelle 9 D 26 CCF 273360C Santhiapillai, Sebastien 11 B 80 85 CCF 264186A Sathiraju, Vijay C 137 142 E 131 133 GUI 240717G Sathyanandha, Senthuran B 162 150 C 150 150 RIC 275411D Saunders, Rossa 11 A 102 104 CCF 249437B Savage, Andrew 16 E 42 49 JFS 277417D Sayanthan, Christopher 12 B 74 WIS 264265H Scanlon, Jack 13 E 107 106 102 RJ 68 269124D Schenck, James A 135 134 E 110 110 CCF 234041A Schlesinger, Noah W C 167 171 D 165 166 HS 248866J Scholl, Rolf E 134 141 ASH 272336A Scott, Miranda 8 C 26 0 CCF 273305F Scott-Watson, Malcolm 10 C 56 46 CCF 118645A Scrimgour, Alan A 178 172 KIN 269397F Sealy, Will 10 E 21 15 CCF 118670L Sedgwick, David R A 174 165 C 168 171 MSH 267283C Sedgwick, Robert B 98 110 97 DOR 276193C Seebauer, Jan-Phillip 11 E 34 CCF 118678E Selby, Keith A 113 114 D 119 119 CCF 272337C Sengupta, Ananya 11 C 37 30 CCF 260826B Servini, Nathan D 149 148 DP 248005A Sethi, Anish 15 C 63 56 CCF 278048D Seton, Marlon E 145 DP 214922K Seymour, Timothy P A 186 166 RJ 277098C Sgaramella, Nicholas D 112 SRY 272338E Shah, Mihir 7 B 46 16 CCF 268300D Shalabayev, Syrym A 157 162 D 177 177 RIC 265885K Shard, Alex C 133 145 RIC 179530C Sharland, Paul B 89 101 GOD 233534H Sharp, G Dennis C 122 124 WOK 188291A Sharpe, Ian W A 199 210 GUI 267653K Shaw, SS D 88 79 MC 275830B Sheehan, Jack 8 B 20 CCF 146125E Sheekey, John C 113 113 CCF 126518A Sheers, Dilwyn C 153 154 CP 278559G Sheglova, Kristian D 97 GUI 270198E Shellby, Gary E 88 91 STR 162270F Shepherd, David D 159 146 D 153 153 ASH 263196K Shepherd, Katherine M 11 A 131 131 A 141 140 ASH 182247A Shepherd, Paul D A 175 168 SUR 129556B Shepley, Julien M A 178 179 A 181 181 GUI 118905A Sherwood, Chris C A 172 156 MC 268644C Shiatis, Rohan 9 A 141 112 X 155 135 CCF 273030D Shiatis, Vishal 11 E 51 X 92 100 CCF 273742F Shinmar, Harjas 15 E 95 KCS 272195J Shoosmith, Jonathan B 140 136 D 133 136 CCF 269077K Shumay, Alexey D 151 156 D 142 142 STR 231442D Siddiqui, Shuaib 16 C 99 86 TS 242174E Simcock, David C 126 125 GUI 271010K Simms, Ben B 115 110 RJ 69 267950E Simms, Jake 10 D 131 B 114 111 RJ 272846B Simms, Oscar 8 C 15 0 RJ 264983E Sims, Andrew 15 E 107 111 E 67 67 RGS 266121E Singhal, Rohan 16 E 69 67 SGS 223592E Sirisena, Anuk N 16 D 161 162 TIF 202338G Sirisena, Chantal N E 170 170 RIC 275645G Sit, Victoria 10 D 109 98 CCF 226539E Sivakumar, Athman 16 A 155 152 148 RIC 119090J Skielnik, Joseph J A 162 169 WIM 268404E Slattery, Finn 10 D 45 CCF 275726G Smailes, Andrew 8 X 76 59 SYJ 101517F Smart, Michael R A 175 180 D 188 189 GUI 232687F Smart, Robert A 105 101 115 CCF 119150A Smeaton, W Colin B 131 134 FAR 119173B Smith, Andrew R C 170 171 WIM 180286A Smith, Gary P A 136 137 A 143 138 STR 270628D Smith, George D 101 107 GOD 171658L Smith, Martin G A 177 171 C 161 170 STR 254282B Smith, Matthew D 105 110 SGS 158919C Smyth, Sandy A A 116 116 D 88 90 CCF 220905G Snape, Ian L A 198 197 A 197 196 CCF 184347D Somekh, Jonathan S D 173 179 E 170 RIC 233504K Somerfield, Adrian P C 144 148 A 157 155 BAT 247830E Sood, Raja 12 C 61 73 CCF 265972E Southgate, Nicholas 15 D 99 98 SGS 119460E Sowray, Peter J A 211 211 E 197 RIC 193369D Spalding, Mark W D 98 89 DP 276195G Sparkes, Nathan 8 E 13 CCF 144163C Spearman, David A 180 172 D 187 175 SN 242848K Speechley, John C 83 85 WOK 265083G Spencer, Mike Peter B 95 104 WW 145147K Sprackett, John D 104 112 WIM 276400D Sreenivasan, Kishen 11 D 112 CCF 272366K Stace, Morgan 11 B 50 17 CCF 119551H Stace, Robin D 105 108 GOD 262337H Staples, Daniel J A 162 160 C 166 164 BAT 268337E Staunton, Ethan 8 C 43 31 CCF 272286A Staveley, Max 10 B 65 51 CCF 257064G Steel, Helen 12 D 82 91 CCF 241576J Steiert, David D 122 123 STR 273325A Stein, Benjamin 10 D 30 27 CCF 269635G Stevenson, Alex 10 C 47 65 CCF 70 268606F Stewart, Nicholas 12 D 68 HS 268349A Stheeman, Benedikt 11 C 59 63 CCF 268350H Stheeman, Henry 11 C 73 61 CCF 119742D Stimpson, Philip M A 179 171 GUI 151712A Stock, Tobias W C 161 167 E 174 174 STR 251008L Stockwell, Mark B E 199 210 MSH 119781C Stokes, Paul C B 162 157 D 155 155 BAT 119788F Stone, Andrew M A 197 199 E 214 STR 271209L Stone, CA D 145 145 MC 140064C Stoneman, Ian D D 91 CCF 122340K Stout, Nicholas B C 102 113 MC 260842L Stowe, Michael 12 D 31 34 CCF 272287C Stowe, Rebecca 9 B 52 34 CCF 273326C Stratford, Benjamin 7 B 31 16 CCF 220558A Sturm, Peter D 149 140 DP 267132D Stuttle, Jenny 11 D 29 31 CCF 269106B Suarez Prendes, Rufo A 146 148 D 140 138 CCF 256191J Subramaniyan, Periasamy E 108 99 SC 261366K Suljevic, Dren E 126 125 E 121 GUI 119885D Sullivan, Peter J E 201 199 MSH 269693K Summerscale, Luke 12 D 85 84 CCF 272367A Summerscale, Thomas 10 C 103 88 CCF 227995C Sundaram, Kritin E 71 78 WHI 265973G Sutcliffe, Joseph 16 D 74 59 WIS 256136A Sutton, Barry C 132 113 RIC 220484J Syed, Hamza R D 190 191 E 196 196 STR 271649F Sykes, Toby D 120 121 ASH 275450C Syrrett, Stephen E 112 119 ASH 254249D Tam, Richard E 69 75 HS 261030K Tambini, Jasper 16 A 176 161 A 172 173 RJ 273723B Tambini, Justin 13 E 49 CLS 259554A Tandi, Edward A 149 146 B 141 143 RIC 267133F Tanswell-Gidney, Joshua 10 A 49 49 CCF 254250L Taplin, Michael D 112 112 E 110 115 HS 179708G Tavoularis, Nicholas C 189 186 CCF 263198C Taylor, Adam A 12 A 150 133 A 145 155 ASH 120111G Taylor, Dale C B 185 180 ASH 278351E Taylor, Graham C E 203 MC 258703J Teague, Ben 14 E 90 93 GUI 120211L Tello, Yasser A 167 163 WIM 71 120232H Thackray, Ian M B 130 144 D 136 130 MSH 273783J Thevarajah, Josh 16 E 66 WHI 240130H Thilaganathan, Jessica 16 A 169 164 E 171 173 RIC 171003F Thiruchelvam, Murugan D 185 RIC 120260B Thomas, Gareth W C 154 167 MSH 269300J Thomas, Huw 13 D 89 95 ALS 264222A Thomas, Miles 15 D 118 102 SYJ 275832F Thomas, Nathanael 10 B 23 5 CCF 102038K Thomas, Robert K D 188 181 STR 120322J Thompson, Ian D A 201 198 D 201 201 GUI 261595C Thorogood, John D 87 91 WOK 276420K Thorpe, Jack 8 E 28 CCF 120398J Thurlow, Kevin J A 173 173 RED 170194A Thursby, Richard C C 154 150 B 156 152 RIC 272289G Tierney, Ian 10 B 87 57 CCF 151631A Tillett, Matthew S C 150 153 STR 144171B Tillett, Richard D 129 128 STR 272290C Timbers, Nicholas 11 D 48 53 CCF 269301L Timms, Oliver 12 E 66 78 GOD 259449D Tiruchirapalli, Venkataramanan A 203 218 C 207 205 STR 208104A Tivillier, Jacques C 154 161 160 SUR 273363J Todd, James 11 E 30 38 CCF 267284E Todd, Steve A 118 116 122 DOR 120468D Todorow, Emil B 145 158 E 160 149 BAT 120489A Tomlin, Peter C 92 90 GOD 234055A Tonge, Charles D 122 134 WIS 120516L Toon, James MG A 179 178 GUI 186072A Torrero, Chris D 111 117 E 145 143 SUR 265912J Tracey, Shaun M A 136 127 D 131 131 BAT 267134H Trompetas, Nicholas 12 D 105 101 CCF 120610C Trubshaw, John D A 98 104 CCF 242513A Tserendorj, Sainbayar A 174 178 A 167 158 RIC 252776F Tso, Benedict 13 D 105 101 RJ 273054G Tucker, William 11 D 59 ALS 120634F Tuddenham, David B 153 161 E 151 151 GOD 275449G Tullis, Amy 8 D 18 6 CCF 174888K Turner, Caius AW A 197 200 D 182 180 KIN 154675C Twigger-Ross, Malcolm E 144 GUI 271213B Tymms, JDM D 165 170 WIM 120739J Tymms, Jeremy S B 152 145 WIM 251942C Tymrakiewicz, Rafal A 207 214 WIM 72 273042L Valetsky, Eugene 12 D 60 69 ALS 262336F Van Ijzendoorn, P D 162 168 DP 204204G Van Oosten, Henk D 167 161 138 RIC 257133L Varghese, Tim 12 D 67 62 CCF 162198B Varley, David A B 146 145 E 143 142 STR 273766J Vashisht, Rahul 17 E 40 TIF 267091E Vaughan, Max 11 C 57 63 CCF 263433J Vautier, Finton 11 D 56 65 CCF 258593F Veerappan, Arun 13 C 120 120 E 119 123 HPS 256884G Vernacchio, Michele D 129 123 DP 277006E Vidler, Max 10 E 12 CCF 276546K Vijayakumar, Ananth 8 E 84 SYJ 268377F Viney, Tim 11 C 30 29 CCF 273086J Vir, Prashast 9 A 99 C 116 CCF 231243J Voropayev, Yari C 173 175 174 CP 252801A Vougioukas, Jason 14 D 100 97 HS 275710C Waddingham, Paul J 11 A 108 A 131 131 RJ 258810K Wade, Aaron 13 C 103 95 ASH 258780E Wade, Rhian 11 C 91 96 ASH 276405C Waghorn, Oliver J 7 B 19 CCF 101474C Wagstaff, Robert F C 62 70 E 95 95 CP 225559F Walden, Howard C 109 97 WW 120944K Waldock, Adrian DP A 150 156 C 140 145 GUI 262850J Walker, Julian A 128 120 117 DOR 121008H Wall, Gavin A 220 215 D 229 227 RIC 121037D Wallis, David A 117 127 B 125 122 CCF 252777H Walton, Michael A 13 C 82 81 RJ 267614L Wang, Samson 13 D 35 36 RJ 273365B Ward, Amelia 9 B 39 23 CCF 121126C Ward, Julian T B 193 196 WIM 273016K Ward, Matthew J 17 A 154 129 B 151 GUI 278682F Wardle, Eric D 73 WOK 227804C Warner, Dominic WJ A 122 121 B 123 119 CCF 121157C Warren, Alex M E 179 197 FAR 276846L Warren, Isobel 11 D 69 CCF 276104L Waterman, Kyle 10 B 42 31 CCF 252617H Waters, Alex 17 D 137 131 RGS 103615E Waters, Andrew C A 161 162 E 163 163 RIC 268407L Waters, Michael 11 C 48 37 CCF 242832F Watts, John B 139 151 FAR 178214K Watts, Peter J D 119 124 C 120 127 WMD 187830L Way, Julian M B 168 174 D 181 176 KIN 73 162319K Webb, Simon C 126 130 RED 121297H Webley, Mark A C 149 150 B 166 171 WAL 268051J Webster, Daniel 10 C 93 90 CCF 247886K Weeden, Ryan 13 B 32 22 C 36 35 CCF 273065A Weir, Alexander 10 E 44 ALS 183777B Welch, Stephen C B 118 116 WOK 121352A Wellings, Fred B 124 127 WW 151380B Wells, Tim C 154 143 BAT 231215D Wells, Tony D E 182 A 168 163 STR 271413K West, Thomas 8 D 27 CCF 154844L Weston-Lewis, Dominic D 154 156 WIM 121495A White, John S C 181 181 ADD 149180F White, Michael JR A 203 200 STR 255197E White, Robert R 14 D 124 123 ADD 269312E Whitton, James 11 D 94 119 ALS 121609A Wigg, David A 134 157 BAT 253993H Wijesinghe, Sachintha N 14 C 87 112 RJ 121624H Wilcox, R John B 155 149 WIM 121679L Wilkinson, ST Kevin B 130 135 145 SN 135431A Williams, JL D 128 126 MC 122323K Williams, Michael D A 143 139 WIM 139622F Williams, Michael J B 147 151 E 159 RIC 240138B Williams, Peter A jnr 13 A 184 161 D 191 165 CCF 151594K Williams, Peter D snr D 130 D 130 126 CCF 163114H Williamson, Brian W C 108 113 CCF 258787H Wilmot, Clifford 13 D 103 E 118 KGS 256994C Wilson, Alex 12 C 71 71 CCF 267599H Wilson, David E 164 MSH 232817D Wilson, Joseph 16 53 D 68 71 CCF 147683L Wilson, Peter JB B 143 135 C 149 MSH 273367F Wiltshire, Aleksander 10 E 11 CCF 268408B Winkelmann, Carl 10 D 56 62 CCF 268409D Winkelmann, Johann 12 D 82 79 CCF 257264D Winterburn, Matthew 10 A 70 62 CCF 126947B Wismayer, Clive R C 183 182 GUI 272295B Witcher, Gary 12 D 53 53 CCF 257265F Wong, Schuyler 12 D 70 71 CCF 271091C Wong, Thomas 11 B 59 70 CCF 277068E Wood, Harry 9 E 49 ALS 258781G Wood-Robinson, Max 12 A 131 114 A 124 116 RJ
74 191067L Woodruff, Adam C B 169 164 176 STR 127068A Woodward, David E 127 SLB 172969L Woodward, Timothy DM E 212 RIC 233306F Wooster, Martin E 136 CP 275834K Wright, Angus 9 B 15 0 CCF 165611K Wright, Chris JG E 170 169 KIN 276423E Wright, George 9 A 45 CCF 259266G Wright, Owen 14 D 71 63 WIS 184507L Wrigley, Simon A 158 159 C 167 172 CCF 154658C Wylie, Hugh F B 132 133 ASH 268312L Wynne, Aidan 12 D 49 51 CCF 253646J Yates, Christopher 13 A 150 144 E 171 CAT 277362E Yiamakis, Albert A 125 D 121 GUI 127241L Young, Jonathan G A 126 135 D 123 126 FAR 270098A Young, Sam E 124 122 WIM 272371C Youngblood, Jakob 11 C 51 28 CCF 273330E Yurkov, Daniel 13 C 56 52 CCF 275452G Zaki, Bassem D 110 100 WAL 274896E Zelyk, Veronika E 40 GUI 243515K Zhou, Yang-Fan 14 A 207 205 199 CCF 267949J Zhou, Yang-Jian 9 B 85 60 A 98 100 CCF 271006H Zvaigzne, Janis A 104 117 CCF 050909
Grading List Key to Clubs, Schools & Locations
ADD Addlestone DOR Dorking ALS Aldro School DP Dulwich Plough ASH Ashtead E/E Epsom/Ewell (location) BAT Battersea ES Emanuel School BS Bishopsgate School FAR Farnham O-O Castles GAS George Abbot School CAT Caterham (location) GOD Godalming CBY Camberley (location) GUI Guildford CCF Coulsdon CF HPS Homefield Prep School CHE Chertsey (location) HS Hampton School CLS Claremont School JFS John Fisher School CP Crystal Palace KCS Kings College School
75 KGS Kingston GS SN South Norwood KIN Kingston SPS St Pauls School SW13 KND Kingston (location) SRY Surrey (location) LAN Lanesborough STR Streatham MC Morley College SUD Surbiton (location) MSH Mushrooms SUR Surbiton NM New Malden (location) SYJ Surrey Junior P/C Purley/Coulsdon (location) TIF Tiffin School R/K Richmond/Kew (location) TS Trinity School RED Redhill WAL Wallington RGS RGS Guildford WHI Whitgift School RIC Richmond & Twickenham WHS Wallington HS RJ Richmond Juniors WIM Wimbledon S/C Sutton/Cheam (location) WIS Wilson’s School SBS St Bedes School WMD Wimbledon (location) SC Sutton & Cheam WOD Woking (location) SCC Surrey CCA WOK Woking SGS Sutton Grammar School WW West Wickham SLB Sutton Library ¢
Correspondence Chess
In this season's County & District Correspondence Chess Championships Division 3 (Butler Thomas Competition), Surrey 2 won this 10 board all email event with a score of 6½ out of 10, taking the title on board count after a 3-way tie.
County & Dist Correspondence Champs Div 3 (Butler Thomas) 2008/9 board colour Surrey 2 score opponent score 1 W Martin Muir 1 David Spence Suffolk 0 2 B Don Baldock 1 RM Pegg Dorset A 0 3 B Jonathan Young 1 Adam Spencer Cumbria A bd 4 0 4 W Derek Coope 1 John Brogden Somerset 0 5 B Derek Coope 0 John Shaw Bedfordshire 1 6 W Richard Jones ½ John Philpott Essex 3A ½ 7 W Sandy Smyth 1 TA Holliday Dorset A 0 8 B Richard Jones 0 Jim Buis Suffolk 1 9 B Sandy Smyth 0 Darren Freeman Somerset 1 10 W Richard Davey 1 (default) Cumbria A bd 9 0 6½ 3½
76 Company number 5602632 The Companies Acts 1985 to 1989 COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE AND NOT HAVING A SHARE CAPITAL MEMORANDUM OF ASSOCIATION OF SURREY COUNTY CHESS ASSOCIATION
1 The Company's name is SURREY COUNTY CHESS ASSOCIATION. 2 The Company's registered office is situated in England and Wales. 3 The Company's objects are:- (a) to encourage the study and practice of chess throughout the County of Surrey and the London Boroughs of Croydon, Kingston-upon-Thames, Lambeth, Merton, Richmond-upon-Thames, Southwark, Sutton and Wandsworth; (b) to represent Members by affiliating to the English Chess Federation (“ECF”), the British Chess Federation (“BCF”) and the Southern Counties Chess Union (“SCCU”); (c) to organise teams to compete in the ECF and SCCU Inter-County Competitions and the County and District Correspondence Chess Championship; (d) to organise competitions for Members; (e) to organise or sanction an annual congress; (f) to do such acts and to expend such moneys for matters concerned with chess as shall be similar to those listed above and of a similar nature thereto. 4 In furtherance of the above objects but not further or otherwise the Company shall have the following powers:- (a) to acquire part of or the entire undertaking of the unincorporated association known as the Surrey County Chess Association; (b) to borrow and raise money for the furtherance of the objects of the Company in such manner and on such security as the Company may think fit; (c) to raise funds and to invite and receive contributions from any source by way of subscription, donation or otherwise, without prejudice to the ability of the Company to disclaim any gift, legacy or bequest in whole or in part; (d) to lend money and give credit to, to take security for such loans or credit from, and to guarantee and become or give security for the performance of contracts and obligations by, any person or company; (e) to draw, make, accept, endorse, discount, execute and issue promissory notes, bills of exchange, bills of lading, warrants, and other negotiable, transferable, or mercantile instruments; (f) to subscribe for, either absolutely or conditionally, or otherwise acquire and hold, shares, stocks, debentures, debenture stock or other securities or obligations of any other company; (g) to invest the moneys of the Company not immediately required for the furtherance of its objects in or upon such investments, securities or property as may be thought fit; (h) to purchase, take on lease or in exchange, hire or otherwise acquire any real or personal property and any rights or privileges and to construct, maintain alter or
77 develop any buildings; (i) subject to Clause 5 hereof, to employ and pay solicitors and other professional persons, workmen, clerks and other staff as are necessary for the furtherance of the objects of the Company; (j) to make payments towards insurance for any Director, officer, Independent Examiner or auditor against any liability as is referred to in Section 310(1) of the Companies Act 1985; (k) to subscribe to, become a member of, or amalgamate with any other organisation, institution, society or body not formed or established for purposes of profit (whether incorporated or not) whose objects are wholly or in part similar to those of the Company and which by its constitution prohibits the distribution of its income and property amongst its members to an extent at least as great as is imposed on the Company under or by virtue of Clause 5 hereof, and to purchase or otherwise acquire and undertake all such part of the property, assets, liabilities and engagements as may lawfully be acquired or undertaken by the Company of any such organisation, institution, society or body; (l) to do all or any of the things hereinbefore authorised in conjunction with any other organisation, institution, society or body with which the Company is authorised to amalgamate; (m) to pay all or any expenses incurred in connection with the promotion, formation and incorporation of the Company; (n) to do all such other lawful things as are necessary for the attainment of the above objects or any of them. 5 All assets of the Company shall be applied solely towards the promotion of its objects as set out herein, and no portion of such assets shall be paid or transferred, directly or indirectly, by way of dividend, bonus or otherwise howsoever by way of pure profit to members of the Company. PROVIDED ALWAYS that nothing contained in this Memorandum of Association shall prevent any payment being made by the Company in good faith as follows:- (a) as reasonable and proper remuneration to any member, Director, officer or servant of the Company for any services rendered to the Company; (b) as interest on money lent by any member of the Company or by any Director at a reasonable and proper rate per annum; (c) of reasonable and proper rent for premises demised or let by any member of the Company or any Director to the Company; (d) of reasonable and proper fees, remuneration or other benefit in money or money's worth to any company of which a Director may also be a member; and (e) to any Director of reasonable and proper out of pocket expenses (provided proper evidence of the payment of such expenses is provided). 6 The liability of the members is limited. 7 Every member of the Company undertakes to contribute such amount as may be required not exceeding £1 to the Company's assets if it should be wound up while he is a member, or within one year after he ceases to be a member for payment of the Company's debts and liabilities contracted before he ceases to be a member, and of the costs, charges and expenses of winding up, and for the adjustment of the rights of the contributories among
78 themselves. 8 If upon the winding up or dissolution of the Company there remains, after the satisfaction of all its debts and liabilities, any property whatsoever, the same shall not be paid to or distributed among the members of the Company, but shall be given or transferred to some other institution or institutions that promote chess, such institution or institutions to be determined by the members of the Company at or before the time of dissolution. We, the subscribers to this Memorandum of Association, wish to be formed into a Company pursuant to this Memorandum of Association.
Brian John Payne Maureen Anne Childs
1 High Street Mews 1 High Street Mews Wimbledon Village Wimbledon Village London SW19 7RG London SW19 7RG Dated: 15 October 2005
Witness to the above signatures: Christopher Neil Childs
105 Higher Drive Banstead Surrey SM7 1PS Company number 5602632 The Companies Acts 1985 to 1989 COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE AND NOT HAVING A SHARE CAPITAL ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION OF SURREY COUNTY CHESS ASSOCIATION
INTERPRETATION
1.1 In these Articles:-
"the Act” means the Companies Act 1985, but so that any reference to any provision of the Act shall be deemed to include a reference to any statutory modification or re-enactment of it for the time being in force. “the Annual Finance Meeting” means the General meeting at which Membership Fees are determined in accordance with Article 12. “the Annual General Meeting” means the Annual General Meeting to be held each year in accordance with Article 9.1 “the Annual League Composition Meeting” means the General Meeting of the Company at which the composition of the Main League competition is determined in accordance with Article 13. “the Board” means the Board of Directors of the Company, acting collectively. “the Bye Laws” means Bye Laws made by the Company in General Meeting pursuant to Article 63. “Club Member” means a Member of the division referred to in Article 4(3).
79 “Director” means a Director of the Company. “electronic communication” has the meaning given to it in the Electronic Communications Act 2000. “Full Member” means a Member of the division referred to in Article 4.2. “Main League” means the annual league organised by the Company for competition between Member Organisations defined in Bye Law 3.1.1(b). “Individual Member” means a Member of the class referred to in Article 3(2). “Member” means member of the Company, and “membership” shall be construed accordingly. “Membership Fees” means the fees payable respectively by Members pursuant to Article 8.1. “Member Organisation” means a Member of the class referred to in Article 3(1) and the division referred to in Article 4.1. “Representative Member” means an individual nominated to act on behalf of a Member Organisation pursuant to Article 3(1). “SCCA” means the unincorporated association known as Surrey County Chess Association. "the Seal" means the common seal of the Company. "the Secretary" means the person appointed to perform the duties of the Secretary of the Company.
1.2 Expressions referring to writing shall, unless the contrary intention appears, be construed as including references to printing, typewriting, lithography, photography, facsimile, e- mail and other modes of representing or reproducing words in a visible form. 1.3 Unless the context otherwise requires, words or expressions contained in these Articles shall bear the same meaning as in the Act. 1.4 In these Articles “address” in relation to electronic communications includes any number or address used for the purpose of such communication. OBJECTS 2 The Company is established for the objects expressed in the Memorandum of Association. MEMBERS 3 The subscribers to the Memorandum of Association and such other persons admitted to membership in accordance with Article 6 shall be members of the Company. There shall be two classes of Members: (1) Member Organisations, being chess clubs and other organisations, each of which shall nominate one, or where so entitled, more than one individual as its Representative Member(s) to act on its behalf. A Representative Member shall be nominated or replaced by notice in writing given to the Secretary signed by a senior officer of the body appointing him. (2) Individual Members, being Full Members and Club Members.
80 Every Member shall either sign a written consent to become a member or sign the register of members on becoming a member, and in the case of a Member Organisation the written consent or the register of members shall be signed by a Representative Member on its behalf. 4 There shall be the following divisions of members: (1) Member Organisations; (2) Full Members, currently being Vice Presidents (including Honorary Life Vice Presidents) Life Members, Honorary Life Members and Individual Subscription paying members; and (3) Club Members, being individual members of Member Organisations, who do not in that capacity pay subscriptions to the Company. A Member may belong to both the categories of Full Members and Club Members. 5. The divisions of members shall have the following class rights: (1) A Member Organisation is entitled to nominate from its own membership the number of Representative Members equal to one plus the number of teams accepted from that Member Organisation in the Main League of the Company’s Club Competitions at the preceding Annual League Composition Meeting, each of whom shall be entitled to one vote at all General Meetings of the Company in accordance with Article 25. The nominations shall be made annually following the Annual League Composition Meeting by written list provided by the Member Organisation to the Secretary, and if any of its teams shall withdraw from the Main League, the number of Representative Members entitled to a vote from the date of such withdrawal shall decrease by the number of teams so withdrawing and it shall be presumed in the absence of contrary written instructions from the Member Organisation that the last name(s) on the original list shall lose the vote. (2) Full Members and Club Members are entitled to attend all General Meetings and to speak thereat, but subject to Article 27, shall not be entitled to a vote at the same unless they are Representative Members. Individual Members shall also be entitled to play in the Company’s Individual competitions. 6.1 Except as provided by Articles 6.2, 6.3 and 6.4 below, a Member may be admitted to membership only by the Board on receipt of written application, and only after having deposited at the registered office of the Company a written undertaking pursuant to Clause 7 of the Memorandum. 6.2 Every club affiliated to the SCCA, a Representative Member of which, by 30 June 2007 or such later date as may be specified by the Board, so applies shall be admitted as a Member Organisation on the basis that any affiliation or competition entry fees paid to the SCCA shall be deemed to be Membership Fees paid to the Company. 6.3 Every Full Member of the SCCA who, by 30 June 2007 or such later date as may be specified by the Board, deposits at the registered office of the Company a written undertaking pursuant to Clause 7 of the Memorandum shall become a Full Member on the basis that any membership fees paid to the SCCA (whether before or after the date of such deposit) shall be deemed to be Membership Fees paid to the Company. 6.4 Every member of a Member Organisation who, by 30 June 2007 or such later date as may be specified by the Board, deposits at the registered office of the Company a written undertaking pursuant to Clause 7 of the Memorandum shall become a Club Member.
81 6.5 Member Organisations shall submit a current list of their members to the Secretary as he may from time to time require. 7 A Member shall cease to be a Member: (a) if the Member resigns by giving notice to the Company; or (b) for an Individual Member, upon his death; or (c) for a Member Organisation, upon its dissolution; or (d) if any Membership Fee due to the Company remains outstanding for more than three months unless the Board otherwise determines; or (e) for a Club Member, if the relevant Member Organisation ceases to hold that status, unless the Member is also an Full Member or a member of another Member Organisation at the time of such cessation; or (f) if the Member is removed from membership by the Board in accordance with Article 34. MEMBERSHIP FEES 8.1 Membership Fees for Member Organisations and Full Members shall be determined annually at the Annual Finance Meeting, except for Life Members, Honorary Life Vice- Presidents and Honorary Life Members who shall pay no Membership Fee. 8.2 No Membership Fees shall be payable by the Directors in that capacity, but they shall not be entitled to be elected, re-elected, appointed or re-appointed unless they are Individual Members at the time of such election or appointment. GENERAL MEETINGS 9.1 Subject to the provisions of any elective resolution of the Company for the time being in force and to Article 10.1 below, the Company shall: (a) in June of each year hold a General Meeting as its Annual General Meeting; and (b) in August of each year hold a General Meeting as its Annual Finance Meeting and its Annual League Composition Meeting; in addition to any other meetings in that year, and shall specify the meetings as such in the notices calling them. 9.2 General Meetings shall be held at such time and place as the Board shall appoint. All General Meetings other than Annual General Meetings, Annual Finance Meetings and Annual League Composition Meetings shall be called Extraordinary General Meetings. 10.1 Annual Finance Meetings and Annual League Composition Meetings shall not be held before the Company has acquired the undertaking of the SCCA. 10.2 In the year in which the Company acquires the undertaking of the SCCA, the decisions of the immediately preceding SCCA August Council Meeting as regards finance and league composition shall respectively be deemed to have been taken by an Annual Finance Meeting and an Annual League Composition Meeting held on that date. A team accepted into the SCCA's club competitions at that meeting shall remain eligible to participate after the transfer notwithstanding that the club concerned may not yet have become a Member Organisation under Article 6. 11 At the Annual General Meeting, in addition to the usual business of same, the following business shall be transacted: (a) The election of Directors who shall, unless the meeting resolves otherwise, hold office until the end of the Annual General Meeting next following; and
82 (b) The appointment of an Independent Examiner; (c) Such other matters which are: (i) proposed by or on behalf of the Board; or (ii) proposed otherwise, in which case notice in writing must be given to the Secretary by a Director or by two Member Organisations to arrive not later than 30 days before the Annual General Meeting. 12 At the Annual Finance Meeting the following business shall be transacted: (a) Presentation on behalf of the Board of the Company’s budget for the year commenced on 1 May; and (b) Determination of Membership Fees. 13 At the Annual League Composition Meeting the following business shall be transacted: (a) Acceptance of entries into the Company’s Club Competitions for the following season; and (b) Allocation of teams into the various divisions of the Main League. 14 An Extraordinary General Meeting may be convened by the Board as it thinks fit, and an Extraordinary General Meeting shall also be convened on requisition by, or in default may be convened by, such Representative Members entitled to a vote as are required by Section 368(2) of the Act. If for a period of not less than 28 days there are not within the United Kingdom sufficient Directors capable of acting to form a quorum, any Director or any two Member Organisations may convene an Extraordinary General Meeting in the same manner as nearly as possible as that in which meetings may be convened by the Board. NOTICE OF GENERAL MEETINGS 15.1 Subject to Article 15.2 below, an Annual General Meeting and a general meeting called for the passing of one or more special resolutions shall be called by twenty one clear days’ notice in writing at the least, and any other general meeting shall be called by fourteen clear days' notice in writing at the least. The notice shall be exclusive of the day on which it is served or deemed to be served and of the day for which it is given, and shall specify the place, the day and the hour of meeting and, in the case of special business, the general nature of that business and shall be given in manner hereinafter mentioned or in such other manner, if any, as may be prescribed by the Company in General Meeting, to such persons as are under the Articles of the Company, entitled to receive such notices from the Company. 15.2 Notwithstanding that it is called by shorter notice than that specified Article 15.1 above, a general meeting shall be deemed to have been duly called if it is so agreed: (a) in the case of a meeting called as the Annual General Meeting, by all the Members entitled to attend and vote thereat; or (b) in the case of any other meeting, by a majority in number of Members having a right to attend and vote at the meeting, being a majority together representing (subject to the provisions of any elective resolution of the Company for the time being in force) not less than ninety five per cent of the total voting rights at that meeting of all the Members entitled to attend and vote thereat. 16 The accidental omission to give notice of a meeting to, or the non receipt of notice of a meeting by, any person entitled to receive notice shall not invalidate the proceedings at that meeting.
83 17 The Secretary shall publish a register of voting entitlement for each general meeting which shall be sent out with the notice of the meeting. PROCEEDINGS AT GENERAL MEETINGS 18 No business shall be transacted at any General Meeting unless a quorum of Members is present. Save as herein otherwise provided, any twelve Representative Members entitled to a vote present in person or by proxy, provided that they include members of at least three Member Organisations, shall be a quorum. If within half an hour from the time appointed for the meeting a quorum is not present or if during a meeting such a quorum ceases to be present, the meeting, if convened upon the requisition of Members, shall be dissolved; in any other case it shall stand adjourned to such other day and at such other time and place as the Board may determine. 19 The President, or failing him the Deputy President, shall preside as chairman at every General Meeting of the Company, or if he shall not be present within fifteen minutes after the time appointed for the holding of the meeting or is unwilling to act, those Representative Members present in person or by proxy shall elect the chairman of the meeting. 20 The chairman may, with the consent of any meeting at which a quorum is present (and shall if so directed by the meeting), adjourn the meeting from time to time and from place to place, but no business shall be transacted at any adjourned meeting other than the business left unfinished at the meeting from which the adjournment took place. When a meeting is adjourned for thirty days or more, notice of the adjourned meeting shall be given as in the case of an original meeting. Save as aforesaid, it shall not be necessary to give any notice of an adjournment or of the business to be transacted at an adjourned meeting. 21 At any General Meeting a resolution put to the vote of the meeting shall be decided on a show of hands unless a poll is (before or on the declaration of the result of the show of hands) demanded:- (a) by the chairman; or (b) by twelve Representative Members present in person or by proxy. Unless a poll be so demanded, a declaration by the chairman that a resolution has on a show of hands been carried or lost, unanimously, or by a particular majority, together with an entry to that effect in the book containing the minutes of proceedings of the Company, shall be conclusive evidence of the fact, without proof of the number or proportion of the votes recorded in favour of or against such resolution. The demand for a poll may be withdrawn. 22 If a poll is duly demanded, it shall be taken in such manner as the chairman directs, and the result of the poll shall be deemed to be the resolution of the meeting at which the poll was demanded. 23 A poll demanded on the election of a chairman, or on a question of adjournment, shall be taken forthwith. A poll demanded on any other question shall be taken at such time as the chairman of the meeting directs, and any business other than that upon which a poll has been demanded may be proceeded with pending the taking of the poll. Votes on a poll shall be counted by tellers appointed by the meeting who may themselves vote if so entitled. Tellers shall, unless directed otherwise by the chairman, keep confidential the details of all votes cast except for the totals thereof and shall at the end of the meeting deliver any ballot papers to the Secretary. 24 In the case of an equality of votes whether on a show of hands or on a poll the chairman
84 shall be entitled to a casting vote in addition to any other vote he may have. VOTES OF MEMBERS 25 Only Representative Members may vote at General Meetings. Each Representative Member present in person or by proxy so entitled shall be entitled to one vote. 26 No Representative Member shall be entitled to vote at any General Meeting unless all Membership Fees presently payable to the Company by his nominating Member Organisation have been paid by the date on which the Secretary shall publish a register of voting entitlement for that General Meeting. 27.1 A Representative Member shall be entitled to appoint another member of his nominating Member Organisation as proxy to attend and vote instead of him, but such appointee may act as proxy for only one Representative Member at any meeting, including an adjournment thereof. A proxy shall be valid only if the appointee is himself a Club Member at the commencement of the meeting. 27.2 On a poll votes may be given either personally or by proxy. 28.1 The instrument appointing a proxy shall be in writing and signed by the appointor. Electronic communications shall not be valid for this purpose. 28.2 The instrument appointing a proxy shall be delivered at the meeting to the Chairman of the meeting and an appointment of proxy which is not so delivered shall be invalid. 28.3 An instrument appointing a proxy shall be in the following form or a form as near thereto as circumstances admit:- SURREY COUNTY CHESS ASSOCIATION I, [name] being a Representative Member of the Surrey County Chess Association, hereby appoint [name] as my proxy to vote for me on my/ our behalf at the General Meeting of the Company to be held on [date] and at any adjournment thereof. Signed [date] 29 The instrument appointing a proxy shall be deemed to confirm authority to demand or join in demanding a poll. 30 A vote given in accordance with the terms of an instrument of proxy shall be valid notwithstanding the previous death or insanity of the principal or revocation of the proxy or of the authority under which the proxy was executed, provided that no intimation in writing of such death, insanity or revocation as aforesaid shall have been received by the Company at its registered office before the commencement of the meeting or adjourned meeting at which the proxy is used. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 31.1 Unless otherwise determined by ordinary resolution the number of Directors shall be subject to a maximum of seven persons but shall not be less than three. Subject to the provisions of Articles 8.2, 37, 40, 41 and 42, all Directors shall be elected at an Annual General Meeting and shall hold office until the following Annual General Meeting. 31.2 The Directors shall be: (a) The President (b) The Deputy President
85 (c) The Treasurer (d) The Administrative Director (e) The Interclub Tournaments Director (f) Two non-executive directors 31.3 No Director shall serve on the Board in more than one capacity. No person shall be capable of being appointed a Director unless at the time of his appointment he has attained the age of 18. BORROWING POWERS 32 The Board may exercise all the powers of the Company to borrow money, and to mortgage or charge its undertaking and its property, or any part thereof, and to issue debentures, debenture stock and other securities, whether outright or as security for any debt, liability or obligation of the Company or of any third party subject to such consents as may be required by law. POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE BOARD 33 The Company shall be managed by the Board, which may pay all expenses incurred in promoting and registering the Company, and may exercise all such powers of the Company as are not, by the Act or by these Articles, required to be exercised by the Company in General Meeting, subject nevertheless to the provisions of the Act, these Articles and to such Bye Law, being not inconsistent with the aforesaid provisions, as may be prescribed by the Company in General Meeting; but no Bye Law made by the Company in General Meeting shall invalidate any prior act of the Board which would have been valid if that Bye Law had not been made. 34.1 Any Member may be removed from membership in accordance with this Article but by no other method. 34.2 A Member may be removed if, in the opinion of the Board, he has acted or has threatened to act in a manner which is substantially contrary to the interests of the Company as a whole or if his conduct (whether as a Member or otherwise) is likely to bring the Company, or any or all of its Directors or Members into disrepute. 34.3 If at a meeting of the Board a resolution is passed to remove a Member, the Board must serve a notice on the Member stating that the Board has resolved to invoke the provisions of these rules and giving a statement of the reasons for the Board's decision. 34.4 The notice to the Member must also give the member the opportunity to make representations to the Board in writing or in person as to why he should not be removed as a Member. The Board must consider any representations made by the Member and, if the representations are not made by the Member at a Board meeting, the Board must consider the representations at the next Board meeting. 34.5 After the Board meeting at which the representations are considered, the Board must serve a notice on the Member informing him of the decision. If the decision is to remove the Member, this must be reflected in the register of Members as soon as reasonably practicable. 34.6 There will be no right of appeal from a decision of the Board to remove a Member. After the removal of the Member has been noted in the register of members he will have no right to attend and vote at general meetings of the Company and he will cease to be entitled to any other benefits of membership. He will not be entitled to a refund of any Membership Fee paid by him for his membership of the Company.
86 34.7 The Board's proceedings and the statement of reasons for removal will be confidential and the Board must make no statement to the other Members concerning the Member's removal unless the Member himself chooses to make public the issue of his removal, or to make it a matter of interest to the Members as a whole. 35 All cheques, promissory notes, drafts, bills of exchange and other negotiable instruments, and all receipts for moneys paid to the Company, shall be signed drawn, accepted, endorsed or otherwise executed, as the case may be, in such manner as the Board shall from time to time by resolution determine. 36 The Board shall cause minutes to be made in books provided for the purpose: (a) of all appointments of officers of the Company made or ratified by the Board; (b) of the names of the Directors and others present at each meeting of the Board and of any committee of the Board; (c) of all resolutions and proceedings at all meetings of the Company, and of the Board and of committees of the Board. 37 A Director shall cease to be a Director:- (a) if he resigns his directorship by giving notice to the Company; or (b) if he dies, becomes bankrupt, becomes mentally incapable of managing his own affairs, or is convicted of an indictable offence for which he is sentenced to a term of imprisonment; or (c) if he is removed by a simple majority of the Representative Members following the procedure laid down in Section 303 of the Act; or (d) if he is disqualified under the Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986 or otherwise. 38 Provided he has declared his interest in accordance with Section 317 of the Act, a Director shall be entitled to vote in respect of any contract in which he is interested or any matter arising therefrom. 39 The Company may from time to time by ordinary resolution increase or reduce the number of Directors. 40 The Board shall have power at any time to appoint any person to be a Director, either to fill a casual vacancy or as an addition to the existing Directors, but so that the total number of Directors shall not at any time exceed any maximum number fixed in accordance with these Articles. Any Director so appointed shall hold office only until the next following Annual General Meeting, and shall then be eligible for re-election. The Board shall also have power at any time to fill a casual vacancy arising in respect of the Independent Examiner to hold office only until the next following Annual General Meeting. 41 The Company may by ordinary resolution, of which special notice has been given in accordance with Section 379 of the Act, remove any Director before the expiration of his period of office, notwithstanding anything in these Articles or in any agreement between the Company and such Director. 42 The Company may by ordinary resolution appoint another person in place of a Director removed from office under Article 41. Without prejudice to the powers of the Board under Article 40, the Company in General Meeting may appoint any person to be a Director either to fill a casual vacancy or as an additional Director.
87 PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD 43 The Board may meet (including meetings conducted by telephone and video conference) and may despatch business, adjourn, and otherwise regulate their meetings, as it thinks fit. Questions arising at any meeting shall be decided by a majority of votes. In the case of an equality of votes the chairman shall have a second or casting vote. A minimum of two Directors may at any time, and the Secretary on the requisition of a minimum of two Directors shall, summon a meeting of the Board. It shall not be necessary to give notice of a meeting of the Board to any Director for the time being absent from the United Kingdom. 44 The quorum necessary for the transaction of the business of the Board shall be one half of its members. If during a meeting such a quorum ceases to be present the meeting shall stand adjourned to such time and place as the Directors shall determine. 45 The continuing Directors may act notwithstanding any vacancy in their body, but, if and so long as their number is reduced below the number specified by Article 31.1 as the minimum number of Directors, the continuing Director or Directors may act for the purpose of increasing the number of Directors to that number, or of summoning a General Meeting of the company, but for no other purpose. 46 The President, or failing him the Deputy President, shall preside as chairman of the Board but if at any meeting he is not present within five minutes after the time appointed for holding the same, the Directors present may choose one of their number to be chairman of the meeting. 47 The Board may delegate any of its powers to committees consisting of one or more members of their body as it thinks fit, with power also to appoint non Board members. Any committee so formed shall in the exercise of the powers so delegated conform to any regulations that may be imposed on it by the Board and shall report all acts and proceedings to the Board as soon as reasonably practicable. The Board may overrule a decision of such committee, and may at any time dissolve such committee, or remove or replace any of its members, provided that the committee includes at least one Board member at all times. 48 A committee may elect a chairman of its meetings; if no such chairman is elected, or if at any meeting the chairman is not present within five minutes after the time appointed for holding the same, the members present may choose one of their number to be chairman of the meeting. 49 A committee may meet and adjourn as it thinks proper. Questions arising at any meeting shall be determined by a majority of votes of the members of the committee present, and in the case of an equality of votes the chairman of the committee shall have a second or casting vote. 50 All acts done by any meeting of the Board or of a committee of the Board, or by any person acting as a Director or member of a committee of the Board, shall notwithstanding that it be afterwards discovered that there was some defect in the appointment of any such Director or member of a committee of the Board, or that they or any of them were disqualified, be as valid as if every such person had been duly appointed and was qualified to be a Director or member of a committee of the Board. 51 A resolution in writing, signed by all the Directors for the time being entitled to receive notice of a meeting of the Board, shall be valid as if it had been passed at a meeting of the Board duly convened and held. SECRETARY 52 Subject to Section 13(5) of the Act, the Secretary shall be appointed by the Board for such 88 term at such remuneration and upon such conditions as the Board may think fit; and any Secretary so appointed may be removed by it. 53 A provision of the Act or these Articles requiring or authorising a thing to be done by a Director and the Secretary shall not be satisfied by its being done by or to the same person acting both as a Director and as, or in place of the Secretary. THE SEAL 54 If the Company has a seal the Board shall provide for its safe custody and it shall only be used by the authority of the Board or of a committee of the Board authorised by the Board in that behalf, and every instrument to which the seal shall be affixed shall be signed by a Director and shall be countersigned by the Secretary or by a second Director or by some other person appointed by the Board for the purpose. ACCOUNTS 55 The Board shall cause accounting records to be kept in accordance with the provisions of the Act. 56 The accounting records shall be kept at the registered office of the Company or, subject to the provisions of the Act, at such other place or places as the Board thinks fit, and shall at all reasonable times be open to the inspection of the Directors. 57 The Board shall from time to time determine whether and to what extent and at what times and places and under what conditions or regulations the accounts and books of the Company or any of them shall be open to the inspection of Members not being Directors, and no Member (not being a Director) shall have any right of inspecting any account or book or document of the Company except as conferred by statute or authorised by the Board or by the Company in General Meeting. 58 Subject to the provisions of any elective resolution of the Company for the time being in force, the Board shall from time to time in accordance with the provisions of the Act, cause to be prepared and to be laid before the Company in General Meeting such profit and loss accounts, balance sheets, group accounts (if any) and reports as are referred to in those provisions. 59 Subject to the provisions of any elective resolution of the Company for the time being in force, a copy of every balance sheet (including every document required by law to be annexed thereto) which is to be laid before the Company in General Meeting, together with a copy of the Independent Examiner’s report, and Board's report, shall not less than twenty one days before the date of the meeting be sent to every Member of the Company and any other person entitled to receive notice of General Meetings of the Company. The accounting information to be given to the Members pursuant to this Article may be given using electronic communication to an address for the time being notified for that purpose by the person entitled to the information. NOTICES 60 Any notice to be given to or by any person pursuant to these Articles (other than a notice calling a meeting of the Directors) shall be in writing or shall be given using electronic communication to an address for the time being notified for that purpose to the person giving the notice. 61 Notice of every General Meeting shall be given in any manner hereinbefore authorised to:- (a) each Representative Member and each Full Member, except those Members who have not supplied to the Company an address within the United Kingdom
89 for the giving of notices to them; (b) the secretary of each Member Organisation. No other person shall be entitled to receive notices of General Meetings. DISSOLUTION 62 Clause 8 of the Memorandum of Association relating to the winding up and dissolution of the Company shall have effect as if the provisions thereof were repeated in these Articles. BYE LAWS 63.1 The Company in General Meeting may from time to time make, add to, alter and repeal such Bye Laws as it may deem necessary or expedient or convenient for the proper conduct and management of the Company. 63.2 The Company shall adopt such means as it deems sufficient to bring to the notice of Members of the Company all such Bye Laws which so long as they shall be in force, shall be binding on all Members of the Company, provided nevertheless, that no Bye Law shall be inconsistent with, or shall affect or repeal anything contained in, the Memorandum or Articles of Association of the Company. 63.3 Changes to Bye Laws governing the Company’s competitions shall not be effective as regards a competition already in progress. For this purpose, the Company’s Club Competitions are deemed to have commenced at the conclusion of the preceding Annual League Composition Meeting. INDEMNITY 64.1 Every Director or other officer or Independent Examiner of the Company shall be indemnified out of the assets of the Company against all losses or liabilities which he may sustain or incur in or about the execution of the duties of his office or otherwise in relation thereto, including any liability incurred by him in defending any proceedings, whether civil or criminal, in which judgment is given in his favour or in which he is acquitted or in connection with any application under Section 727 of the Act in which relief is granted to him by the Court, and no Director or other officer shall be liable for any loss, damage or misfortune which may happen to or be incurred by the Company in the execution of the duties of his office or in relation thereto, but this Article shall only have effect in so far as its provisions are not avoided by Section 310 of the Act. 64.2 The Directors shall have power to purchase and maintain for any Director, officer or Independent Examiner of the company insurance against any such liability as is referred to in Section 310(1) of the Act. Company number 5602632 The Companies Acts 1985 to 1989 COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE AND NOT HAVING A SHARE CAPITAL BYE LAWS OF SURREY COUNTY CHESS ASSOCIATION
INDEX These Bye Laws contain: 1 General Bye Laws;
90 2 Bye Laws applicable to all competitions; 3 Bye Laws applicable to Club Competitions; 4 Bye Laws as to trophies and other prizes; 5 Bye Laws as to elections. In these Bye Laws: · “Articles” shall mean the Articles of Association of the Company, and the term “Article” shall be construed accordingly except where the context otherwise requires; · the expressions defined in the Articles shall have the meanings therein ascribed to them; · “Laws of Chess” shall mean the FIDE Laws of Chess currently in force; · “Club Competition” shall have the meaning given in Bye Law 3.1.1; and · “Club” shall mean a Member Organisation accepted into one of the Company’s Club Competitions pursuant to Bye Law 3.1.2. BYE LAWS WHEREAS Article 63 gives power to the Company in General Meeting to make Bye Laws, the following were made at an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company held on 20 April 2007 and amended at the Annual General Meetings of the Company held on 16 June 2007, 22 June 2008 and 28 June 2009.
GENERAL BYE LAWS 1.1 Fees for Member Organisations The Treasurer shall by 31 October issue to each Member Organisation an invoice in respect of its Membership Fees for the current financial year. Payment received by 30 November shall entitle such Member Organisation to a discount of 5%, but payment received after 31 January shall incur a 10% surcharge. 1.2 Smoking Smoking shall not be permitted at any event organised by the Company, including General Meetings, Board meetings, Committee meetings and home county matches.
91 BYE LAWS APPLICABLE TO ALL COMPETITIONS 2.1 Controllers 2.1.1 The Interclub Tournaments Director shall be the controller for Club Competitions. The Board shall appoint Controllers for other competitions as required. All chess-related matters and disputes arising in any of the Company’s competitions shall be dealt with by the relevant Controller. 2.1.2 The Controller of a competition may in the course of his duties under Bye Law 2.1.1 above impose administrative penalties in respect thereof, including loss of the game, loss of match or game points and exclusion from the competition. Where such penalties are imposed, the Controller may also adjust the score of the opposing side if appropriate. 2.1.3 Without prejudice to any action taken under Bye Law 2.1.2 above, the Controller of a competition may also report a Member or other participant to the Board for misconduct in relation thereto. 2.2 Laws of Chess The whole of play in these competitions shall be governed by the Laws of Chess, except and to the extent that they shall be expressly amended or overridden by these Bye Laws. A copy of the Laws of Chess, together with a copy of these Bye Laws, shall be made available by the host Club for consultation if required. 2.3 Play Except where otherwise provided in these Bye Laws, all games shall be played over the board and only one game may be played by any player in any one match. Where digital clocks are offered, either player may insist on the use of an analogue clock.
2.4 Points Won games and matches in all competitions shall count one point, and drawn games and matches half a point. 2.5 Juniors Juniors are defined as under 18 years of age on the previous 1 September.
92 2.6 Gradings The gradings to be used for the purpose of any competition shall be those in the list in force at the commencement of that competition. Where a player has both Standard and Rapidplay published grades, that appropriate to the competition shall be used, but if a player has only one such grade, this shall apply for all competitions. Where an inactive player is not in that list, but was included in a list published within the preceding four years, his grade shall be taken as the most recent published grade, reduced by 5 points for each intervening year, unless in special circumstances the relevant Controller decides otherwise. All available information will be used for a player without an ECF grade who has been active elsewhere. 2.7 Playing strength In determining which of two players is the stronger, a player whose grade (Standard or Rapidplay as appropriate for the competition) exceeds that of another by more than 10 points (20 if either player be a junior) shall be treated as the stronger. 2.8 Mobile telephones Notwithstanding the relevant provisions of the Laws of Chess, it shall be permitted to bring mobile phones and other electronic means of communication into a playing venue. However, any such device may be used or answered only outside the playing area and must be switched off or in silent mode in the playing area. If any such device is used or produces any sound in the playing area during play, the player shall lose the game. Note Article 12.3b of the 2009 Laws of Chess provides that the opponent of a player who loses the game pursuant to that Article shall win, except where the opponent cannot win the game by any series of legal moves, in which case his score shall be a draw. 2.9 Appeals 2.9.1 Any appeal against a Controller's action (or refusal to act) under Bye Laws 2.1.1 and 2.1.2 above shall be referred to the Chess Disputes Committee, which shall be convened as required by a Director nominated by the Board for this purpose. 2.9.2 The appeal shall be heard by a panel comprising at least five members of the Chess Disputes Committee appointed by the nominated Director, to include as far as possible at least two qualified arbiters and three experienced players. No person involved
93 in a particular appeal, nor any member of a Club so involved, may sit on the panel. 2.9.3 The chairman of the panel shall notify in writing as appropriate the Controller and other interested parties of an appeal. The chairman of the panel shall arrange a meeting of the panel to discuss the matter within six weeks. All interested parties shall be given two weeks’ written notice of the meeting, and shall be entitled to attend to give evidence. The panel may request written evidence from any individual or Club, and may invite them to appear in person. 2.9.4 The panel may confirm or vary the ruling of the Controller, but no administrative penalty imposed by the panel shall exceed those available to the Controller under Bye Law 2.1.2 above. 2.9.5 All parties shall be notified in writing of the decision within seven days of the meeting. BYE LAWS APPLICABLE TO CLUB COMPETITIONS 3.1 Tournaments 3.1.1 Club Competitions shall comprise: (a) Alexander Cup and Lauder Trophy; (b) Surrey Trophy (division I), Beaumont Cup (division II), Ellam Trophy (division III), Centenary Trophy (division IV) and Minor Trophy (division V) (collectively known as “the Main League”) (c) Stoneleigh Trophy and Ellery Williams Memorial Trophy (d) Fred Manning Trophy. 3.1.2 Applications to play in any of the Club Competitions may be made by any Member Organisation. Such applications shall be made to the Controller at least two weeks before the Annual League Composition Meeting preceding the season. The relevant meeting shall have the power to accept or reject any application, and in the case of the Main League, to decide in which division each team shall play: however, unless a specific proposal to do otherwise is approved, the top team in divisions II-IV will be promoted to the next higher division, and the bottom team in divisions I-III will be relegated to the next lower division, and where two adjacent divisions each comprise at least 7 teams, the second highest and second lowest will also be promoted or relegated respectively. Any division of the Main League may be organised into sections if the Annual League Composition Meeting so decides.
94 3.1.3 The Club represented by the winner of the top division shall be the Champion Club of Surrey. The winners of each division shall hold the appropriate trophy for the following season. 3.2 Eligibility 3.2.1 A Club may be represented in Club Competitions only by its members A player who represents a Club in a Club Competition may also represent another Club in a different division in the same competition. Where a player elects to play for two Clubs, both must notify the Controller before the first match played by either. 3.2.2 Any Club entering two or more teams in divisions I – IV of the Main League shall, before playing its first match, submit to the Controller a list of nominated players for each such team other than the lowest. The number of players to be nominated for a team shall be one fewer than the number of players specified in Bye Law 3.3.1 below for that team. A Club may include among its nominated players only those members who will be available to play for the Club during the season. Players nominated for a team and any stronger players shall be ineligible to play for any lower team in divisions I-IV. Subject to this, a player may play in any team. Any nominated players who have failed to appear in a league match by 31 December shall be replaced by eligible players who have already played league matches during the season. This procedure shall continue until the Club has nominated sufficient players. If a nominated player is transferred in this way to a higher team, the resulting gap in nominations must be filled with another eligible player. Also at 31 December, if a new member has joined a Club after nominations were submitted, and has already played, this new member may be nominated for the appropriate team, and other nominations amended accordingly. Any games already played by such players will remain valid. Any changes in nominations must be approved by the Controller. 3.2.3 Only players graded under 140 and eligible ungraded players shall be permitted to play in the Minor Trophy. No player may play for more than one team in the Minor Trophy. Only players graded under 115 and eligible ungraded players may play in the Fred Manning Trophy. No player may play for more than one team in the Fred Manning Trophy. An eligible ungraded player shall be one who can be shown to be
95 currently playing within the stipulated grade or for whom prior consent has been obtained from the Controller. 3.2.4 In Club Competitions team members shall play in descending order of playing strength. A stronger player playing on a lower board than a weaker player (see Bye Law 2.7) shall be ineligible, but this shall not apply in respect of bona fide substitutes added to the team after the commencement of play. 3.2.5 If an ineligible player plays in any match against an eligible opponent, the game shall be recorded as a loss for the ineligible player and a win for the opponent, and one point shall also be deducted from the score of the team which included the ineligible player. If two ineligible players play each other, the game shall be recorded as a loss for both players and each team shall also have one game point deducted from its score in that match. However, deductions under this paragraph shall not reduce a team’s score in a match to below zero. 3.3 Team Members 3.3.1 Numbers of Boards The number of players in each match shall be: ten in the Alexander Cup eight in divisions I and II of the Main League; seven in division III of the Main League; six in the Lauder Trophy and divisions IV and V of the Main League; and four in the Fred Manning Trophy, Stoneleigh and Ellery Williams Memorial Trophies. If a team is short of the required number of players for a match, the default(s) shall be on the bottom board(s). 3.3.2 Penalty Points In the Main League only, defaults on boards other than the bottom board(s) shall score penalty points in the same ratio as board count, ie, 2 points for the penultimate board, 3 points for the next higher board and so on. For each complete 10 penalty points a team will be penalised a half match point at the end of the season. If a player named on the team sheet arrives later than 30 minutes after the start of the match, without previously having been substituted, penalty points shall not be applied. Double defaults will not attract penalty points. 96 3.4 Arrangement of Matches 3.4.1 Each team in the Main League and the Stoneleigh and Ellery Williams Memorial Trophies shall play one or two matches (as decided by the Meeting at which entries are accepted) with every other team in the same competition or playing in the same division or preliminary section. These matches for each team in each section or division shall be played between 1 October and 30 April, and shall be distributed approximately evenly over the period. In the case of a competition played in sections, the section winners shall play off as may be directed by the Controller. 3.4.2 The Controller shall provide to all competing Clubs by 7 September a fixture list for all matches in Club Competitions other than second and subsequent rounds of the Alexander Cup and Lauder Trophy. For a period of 14 days after the date of circulation, the fixture list is provisional and clubs may seek to rearrange matches by agreement. Details of any changes shall be provided to the Controller within that period, after which the provisions of Bye Laws 3.4.3 and 3.4.4 apply. If agreement cannot be reached between the respective clubs, matches shall be played as directed by the Controller. 3.4.3 A match may be rearranged by agreement between the two match captains. The new arrangements must be notified to the Controller by 14 days from the original date or 7 days from the rearrangement, whichever is the earlier. Failure to meet this deadline shall render the offending Club liable to a fine as determined by the Annual Finance Meeting from time to time. 3.4.4 A match may be postponed without the agreement of the opposing match captain only because of disruption to public transport (due to strikes, etc.) or bad weather (fog, snow, etc.). Match captains should report immediately to the Controller if a match is postponed for such reasons, and they should rearrange the fixture as quickly as possible. Note The amount of a fine under Bye Law 3.4.3 is currently £3.00. 3.5 Starting a Match 3.5.1 At or before the agreed time (which shall not be later than 7.40 pm in the Main League, the Fred Manning Trophy, the Alexander Cup and the Lauder Trophy, and 8.00pm in the Stoneleigh and Ellery Williams Memorial Trophies, but may be earlier by mutual consent), the match captains shall exchange lists of players and shall draw for
97 colour, the winner taking white on the odd-numbered boards and black on the even-numbered. If a team captain or his deputy is not present at the agreed time, then the opposing team captain shall be deemed to have won the toss. 3.5.2 All clocks shall be started at the agreed time. In the event of any delay by the home team in starting a match, the time lost shall be borne on the home team's clocks. 3.5.3 After 30 minutes from the time agreed for the start of a match, a team shall score a win for each player whose proper opponent is still absent, unless another player has previously been substituted. 3.6 Time Limits and Unfinished Games All games must be played to a finish or for at least 2 hours 40 minutes. Clocks must be used. The time limits shall be: (a) In the Main League and the Lauder Trophy - one of the following: where an unfinished game is to be adjudicated at the end of the first session: 35 moves in the first 1¼ hours, followed by 7 moves in each subsequent ¼ hour;
where an unfinished game is to be adjourned to a second session: 35 moves in the first 1¼ hours, followed by 28 moves in the next hour, then 7 moves in each subsequent ¼ hour;
where a quickplay finish is adopted: 30 moves in the first hour, then all the remaining moves in 20 minutes, or such longer time as is available in the agreed playing session. Alternatively, where digital clocks are being used, players may, by mutual agreement, start with 1¼ hours for all moves with the addition of 10 seconds per move. Games played after 1 May in a season shall be quickplay finish only. For other games, clocks shall be set for the time limit applicable to adjudication, unless and until an alternative finish is adopted. The visiting player shall offer before his first move at least two alternatives of game finish method from adjudication, adjournment or quickplay. The home player shall before his next move select from those offered.
98 A visiting player failing to make an appropriate offer shall be deemed to have offered all three methods. Should the home player fail to select a game finish method, the visiting player may do so. If neither player specifies a game finish method, the game shall be subject to adjudication. If a player’s opponent is not present at the relevant time, the offer or selection may be made in writing. Players shall inform their respective match captains of the game finish method during the playing session. In games to be adjourned if unfinished, when time is called, the player having the move shall seal his move and hand it to his opponent to hold until the resumption. Except in the case of a blind or disabled player whose opponent has not offered adjudication, the visiting player has choice of venue. The second session of an adjourned game shall be played within 28 days. Any player who fails to arrive at the venue of the second session within 30 minutes of the time agreed for play to commence shall lose the game. The second session must be played to a finish or for at least two and a half hours. After the second session unfinished games shall be adjudicated. (b) In the Stoneleigh Trophy - all moves in ½ hour. (c) In the Ellery Williams Memorial Trophy - all moves in 1 hour. (d) In the Alexander Cup - 30 moves in the first hour, then all the remaining moves in 20 minutes, or such longer time as is available in the agreed playing session. (e) In the Fred Manning Trophy – all moves in 65 minutes. 3.7 Results and Adjudications 3.7.1 The full score of the match, marking those games which have been adjourned to a second session and, in default of an agreed result, the position of all other games unfinished when time is called, shall be sent by both Clubs to reach the Controller within 14 days of the match. For games adjourned to a second session, results and any positions for adjudication shall be submitted to the Controller within 14 days of that second session. Each Club shall make a claim (win or draw) in respect of each position sent for adjudication. A player or Club may submit brief analysis. For each position, the Club the claim of which is not upheld shall pay an adjudication fee, as
99 determined by General Meeting from time to time. Failure to meet these deadlines shall render the offending Club liable to a fine as determined by the Annual Finance Meeting from time to time. Claims for a draw in a game with a quickplay finish may be made following the same procedure as for adjudicated games (except that a completed game scoresheet must be submitted when the claim is based on the opponent’s lack of progress). 3.7.2 Any team in the Main League which submits more than five unsuccessful adjudication claims in a season shall pay a surcharge fee, as determined by The Annual Finance Meeting from time to time in respect of each unsuccessful adjudication claim after the fifth. 3.7.3 A Club may appeal against the adjudicator's decision on any position. An appeal must be sent to the Controller within 21 days of the notification of the decision. It must be accompanied by five diagrams of the position in dispute, together with analysis claiming to refute the verdict of the adjudicator. One copy shall be sent to the original adjudicator, who may uphold the appeal. Failing this, the original adjudicator and the opposing Club shall be given 14 days within which to submit analysis. The position, together with all analyses, will then be considered by four additional adjudicators nominated by the Controller, and the majority decision shall be final. If the appeal is not upheld, the appellant Club shall pay an appeal fee, as determined by the Annual Finance Meeting from time to time. Notes The amount of the adjudication fee is currently £7.50. The amount of the appeal fee is currently £15.00. The amount of a fine under this Bye Law is currently £3.00.
3.8 Alexander Cup and Lauder Trophy 3.8.1 The Alexander Cup and the Lauder Trophy shall be played on the knockout principle. The rounds shall be played as directed by the Controller. Unless otherwise agreed, the first session of each match other than the final shall be played at the headquarters of the Club drawn to play at home. The final shall be played at a venue agreed by the two finalists. If the finalists cannot agree, the Controller will determine the date and venue. 3.8.2 In the Lauder Trophy, the sum of the grades of all the players in a
100 team shall not exceed 840, and 14 days instead of 21 shall be allowed for an appeal against an adjudication in any round up to and including the semi-final. For ungraded players, eligibility shall be decided by the Controller, to whom any doubts about eligibility should be referred. 3.8.3 If in a match, the scores are level, a decision shall be reached by board count, and if there is still a tie, by cancelling the score from the bottom board upwards one board at a time until a definite result is obtained. If all games are drawn, the team with black on the top board will be declared the winner. 3.9 League Positions 3.9.1 The finishing positions for each competition or division in the Main League and the Stoneleigh and Ellery Williams Memorial Trophies which is not split into sections shall be determined by the number of match points and, if these are equal, by the number of game points. Failing this, the result of the direct match(es) between the tied teams shall determine which finishes higher. Where a further tie break is required, board count and bottom board elimination (the aggregate where appropriate) shall apply. 3.9.2 For a competition or division which is split into sections, the section positions shall be determined as described above; the competition or division shall then be won by the winners of the final match between the section winners (if that match is drawn then a decision shall be reached by board count, and if there is still a tie, by cancelling the score from the bottom board upwards one board at a time until a definite result is obtained). If all games are drawn, the team with black on the top board will be declared the winner. 3.10 Stoneleigh and Ellery Williams Memorial Trophies Note These are rapidplay events. 3.10.1 No player mayplayfor more than one team in a season in either of these competitions, but this shall not prevent a player from playing in both competitions. 3.10.2 In the Stoneleigh Trophy, the sum of the grades of all the players in a team shall not exceed 700, the grades of ungraded players and defaults being deemed to be the mean of the grades of the other players in the team for this purpose. For each 25 points or part thereof by which the sum of a team’s grades is in excess of this limit, one half game point shall be deducted from that team’s match score 101 and added to its opponent’s, up to a maximum of the game points actually scored by the offending team in the match. There will be two games played for each board in a match, the second game being played with colours reversed. Teams may make any number of substitutions for the second game in a match. 3.10.3 In the Ellery Williams Memorial Trophy, the player on board 1 must not be graded above 160 and the other players must not be graded above 140. For ungraded players, eligibility shall be decided by the Controller, to whom any doubts about eligibility should be referred. BYE LAWS AS TO TROPHIES AND OTHER PRIZES Trophies and prizes will be maintained for competitions as follows: 4.1 Club Competitions (a) Alexander Cup and Lauder Trophy; (b) Surrey Trophy (division I), Beaumont Cup (division II), Ellam Trophy (division III), Centenary Trophy (division IV) and Minor Trophy (division V); (c) Stoneleigh Trophy and Ellery Williams Memorial Trophy; (d) Fred Manning Trophy. 4.2 Individual tournaments (a) Challenge Cup; (b) Slater-Kennington Cup; (c) Felce Cup; and (d) Wernick Cup. 4.3 Junior individual tournaments (a) Michell Memorial Trophy; (b) Elaine Saunders Cup; (c) Ann Hopton Trophy; (d) Kim Williams Trophy; and (e) Frank Winter Trophy. 4.4 Other tournaments (a) Individual postal championship; (b) Rodney James Cup; and (c) Thorp Trophy. 4.5 Best game prizes A prize will be offered annually to Members in each of the following, if games of sufficient merit are submitted:
102 (a) County Matches; (b) County Correspondence Matches; (c) Club Competitions; (d) County Individual Competitions; (e) County Individual Postal Competitions; and (f) Surrey Congress. The winner of the overall best game prize will receive the Frank Parr Memorial Prize. The scores of games (not more than one from each player in each section) must be sent in duplicate to the Administrative Director, to arrive by 31 July. BYE LAWS AS TO ELECTIONS 5.1 This Bye Law regulates the election of the Directors. 5.2 All nominations must be received by the Secretary not later than 30 days before the Annual General Meeting for a candidate to be eligible for election. 5.3 Each candidate must be either: (a) a retiring Director seeking re-election to the same position; or (b) a nominee of the Board; or (c) a nominee of a Director; or (d) a nominee of two Members 5.4 The names of all candidates duly nominated not later than 30 days before the Annual General Meeting shall appear on the Agenda, indicating the Directorship for which they are nominated and where applicable the name of their nominees. 5.5 Candidates complying with 5.4 above may supply to the Secretary an election address not exceeding 500 words in length, which the Company shall at its own expense without any amendment (save in respect of material judged by the Secretary to be defamatory) circulate with the Agenda. 5.6 The candidate receiving the greatest number of votes shall be declared elected, unless votes for “none of the candidates” exceed that number, in which case the Chairman shall declare that “this Directorship remains vacant” and the matter shall be referred to the Board pursuant to Article 40.
103 5.7 In the case of the election of Non-Executive Directors, the two candidates receiving the greatest number of votes shall be declared elected, unless votes for “none of the candidates” exceed the votes for the highest placed candidate, in which case the Chairman shall declare that “both these Directorships remains vacant” and the matter shall be referred to the Board pursuant to Article 40. 5.8 If two or more candidates have the same number of votes, and such number is not exceeded by the number of votes for “none of the candidates”, then the Chairman of the meeting shall – and may not decline to – exercise a casting vote.
104 BEST GAME PRIZES
Frank Parr Memorial Prize Phil Stimpson County Matches Gordon Meyer County Correspondence Matches Michael Rhodes County Inter-Club Competitions Geoff Marchant County Individual Competitions Russell Granat & (prize shared) Adam Fysh-Foskett
Frank Parr Memorial Prize My playing machine assesses this position as roughly equal although there □ Phil Stimpson, ECF 158 are a lot of ideas here. ■ Tim Spanton, ECF 160 Sussex v Surrey U175 13.£c7+ ¢e7 14.0-0-0 £e5 1 November 2008
1.e4 e5 2.¤f3 ¤c6 3.d4 exd4 4.¤xd4 ¥c5 5.¥e3 £f6 6.¤b5
I must admit that I had thought that 6. c3 had to be played and that the text gave Black the advantage but Phil was very well prepared for this game and in his annotations (that sadly, cannot fit into this column) he included many references to top class encounters.
6… ¥xe3 With his King in the centre, Tim reacts 7.fxe3 £h4+ 8.g3 £xe4 naturally and forces the exchange of queens. 14...£c5 was a suggestion from White had weak doubled e-pawns but my fearless electronic friend who seems Black eliminates one of them in order to think that the Black king is not in to get to the rook because White is trouble where it is but I think that it taking his rook. I am sure that White would take a brave player to punt this was happy with this but an alternative over the board. of playing something to d8 I think, would have also suited Phil. 15.¤c4 £xc7 16.¤xc7 d5
9.¤xc7+ ¢d8 10.¤xa8 £xh1 There were no more Grandmaster 11.£d6 ¤f6 12.¤d2 £d5 references in Phil's annotations from here
105 on in. As a matter of fact, Phil mentions County Matches that he has had this position before in one of his own games! In that game, 16...¦d8 17. ¤d6 gave Black a passive □ Gordon Meyer, ECF 195 position. Understandably, Tim opts for ■ Kevin White, ECF 173 some activity even if it does cost him a Surrey v Essex, SCCU Open pawn. 14 March 2009
17.¤xd5+ ¤xd5 18.¦xd5 ¥e6 1.e4 ¤f6 2.e5 ¤d5 19.¦d2 ¦c8 20.a3 ¦b8 3.d4 d6 4.c4 ¤b6 21.e4 b5 22.¤e3b4 5.exd6 exd6 6.¥d3 ¥e7 7.¤e2 0-0 8.£c2 g6 One fancies that 22...¤e5 should have 9.a3 ¤c6 10.¥e3 ¦e8 been played and we would then have 11.0-0 ¥g5 12.¤bc3 ¦xe3 had to see if Phil's endgame technique 13.fxe3 ¥xe3+ 14.¢h1 ¤xd4 was up to converting his pawn 15.¤xd4 ¥xd4 16.¦ae1 ¥e6 advantage. 17.¥xg6
23.¤d5+ Phil reacts swiftly and most efficiently. 23… ¥xd5 24.exd5 bxa3?? 25.dxc6 a2 26.¦d7+
17... ¥xc4 18.¥xh7+ ¢h8 19.¥d3 ¥e6 20.¤b5 ¥e5 21.¤xc7 ¦c8 22.¤xe6 £h4 23.g3 ¥xg3 24.£g2 Black resigns 1–0 [24.¦xf7] 24..… ¦g8 Nicely calculated. As far as I can see, 25.¦xf7 ¥xe1 26.£xg8+ ¢xg8 White had a good opening in this game. 27.¦f8#
Graeme Buckley
106 19… ¤c6 20.¥d2 ¤a4 Checkmate 1-0 21.b3 ¤b6 22.¥d3 g6 23.¥g5 h6 24.¥f6 ¦g8 25.h4 h5 26.£f4 ¤c8 County Correspondence 27.¦c3 ¤8a7 28.¤g5 ¥h6 Matches 29.£c1 ¥xg5 30.¥xg5 £c7 31.b4 b5 32.a4 £b7 □ Michael Rhodes 33.axb5 axb5 34.£f4 ¤xb4 ■ RH Wildig 35.£f6 ¤bc6 36.¥xg6 ¦xg6 37.£h8+ ¢d7 38.¦f3 ¤e7 Ward-Higgs, 2009 39.¦xf7 ¤ac8 40.¥xe7
1.e4 c5 2.c3 ¤f6 3.e5 ¤d5 4.d4 cxd4 5.¤f3 ¤c6 6.cxd4 d6 7.¥c4 ¤b6 8.¥b5 d5 9.0-0 ¥g4 10.h3 ¥f5 11.¤h4 ¥xb1 12.¦xb1 e6 13.£g4 ¦c8 14.¥g5 £d7 15.¦fc1 a6 16.¥f1 ¤e7 17.¦xc8+ ¤bxc8 18.¦c1 ¤b6 19.¤f3
Black resigns 1-0
107 County Inter-Club Competitions 35. ¢f4 ¦xb3 36. ¢g5 gxh5 37. ¢h6 ¤d5 38.¦xh5 f6 □ Gordon Meyer, ECF 195 39. ¦xc6 ¤f4 40. ¦hc5 ¥xc6 Redhill 41. ¦c3 ¦b6 42. ¦xc6 f5 ■ Geoff Marchant, ECF 155 Wallington Alexander Cup
1. e4 e5 2. ¤f3 ¤c6 3. d4 exd4 4. ¤xd4 ¤f6 5. ¤xc6 bxc6 6. e5 £e7 7. £e2 ¤d5 8. b3 £e6 9. c4 ¤b6 10.¤d2 a5 11. f4 a4 12. ¥b2 ¥b4 13. 0-0-0 axb3 14. Axb3 0-0 15. g4 d5 16. f5 £h6 17. h4 £f4 18. ¥g2 ¥a3 White resigns 0-1
County Individual Competitions
□ Russell Granat, ECF 194 Wimbledon ■ Adam Fysh-Foskett, ECF 180 Streatham Challenge Cup
1. e4 e5 2. ¤f3 ¤c6 3. ¥b5 a6 4. ¥a4 ¤f6 19. ¥xa3 ¦xa3 20. £f3 £xe5 5. 0-0 b5 6. ¥b3 ¥e7 21. ¤b1 ¦a2 22. ¤c3 ¦xg2 7. £e2 d6 8. c3 0-0 23. £xg2£xc3+ 24. £c2 £xc2+ 9. d4 ¦e8 10. ¦d1 ¥f8 25. ¢xc2h5 26. cxd5 ¤xd5 11. d5 ¤a5 12. ¥c2 c6 27. ¢d2 hxg4 28. ¦c1 ¦d8 13. dxc6 ¤xc6 14. ¤bd2 £c7 29. ¢e2 ¥xf5 30. ¦hf1 g6 15. ¤f1 ¥b7 16. ¥g5 ¤d7 31. h5 ¤b4 32. ¦h1 ¥e4 33. ¦h4 ¥f3+ 34. ¢e3 ¦d3+
108 17. ¤e3 ¤e7 18. ¥xe7 ¦xe7 39. £xe4 ¦xd6 40. ¦e1 ¤f6 19. ¤f5 ¦ee8 20. ¤g5 h6 41. £b4 a5 42. £xa5 ¤xg4 43. £b4 ¤f6 44. £h4 ¤g8 45. £h7 ¦c4 46. a4 ¦e6 47. £f5+ ¢e7 48. ¦xe6+ £xe6 49. £xe6+ ¢xe6 50. axb5 ¢d5 51. b6 ¤e7 52. b7 ¤c6 53. ¢g2 ¢c5 54. ¥xc4 ¢xc4 55. b4 ¢xc3 56. b5 ¤b8 57. ¢g3 ¢c4
21. ¤xf7 ¢xf7 22. ¥b3+ d5 23. exd5 ¥d6 24. £h5+ ¢f8 25. £g6 ¤f6 26. ¦d3 e4 27. ¦h3 h5 28. ¦xh5 ¤xh5 29. ¤xd6 ¦e5 30. ¤xb7 £xb7 31. d6 ¦d8 32. ¦d1 ¤f6 33. £g3 ¦h5 34. h3 £d7 35. £ e3 ¦c8 36. g4 ¦h6 37. £g3 ¤e8 38. £f4+ ¦f6 draw agreed ½-½
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