Term 4 2010 Interschools Chess Tournament Results - Rodney Zone

Term 4 2010 Interschools Chess Tournament Results - Rodney Zone

What an exciting finish!! In the end there was only half a point in the team result with Helensville Primary edging out Riverhead School to win the event.

Of special note was Amey Smith's performance. The best female player came 10th place and only joined Chess coaching sessions a few weeks earlier! Outstanding!!

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Watch the Official Video of the Event

 

 

 

Leo Anderson - Riverhead School

Overall Winner, Leo Anderson Riverhead School

 

Team Winners - Helensville Primary

Team Winners, Helensville Primary

From left to right (Liam Macdonald, Michael McKenzie, Amey Smith, Paul Macdonald (Coach), Truman Smith, Kumaa Jayachanthiian)

 

2nd Team Winners, Riverhead School

2nd Team Winners, Riverhead School

From left to right (Gian Krauer, Jaxon Norris, Rohan Patel, Leo Anderson, Daniel Kiernan-James)

 

3rd Team Winners, Huapai District School

3rd Team Winners, Huapai District School

From left to right (Bennet Atkins, Callum Batley, Reece Caulfield, Michael Ashton, Liam Speer)

 

Under 10 Winners

Under 10 Winners

From left to right (1st Liam Macdonald, 2nd Rohan Patel, 3rd Amey Smith)

 

Amey Smith - Best Girl

Best Girl - Amey Smith, Helensville Primary

 

2nd Best Girl - Marianne Birt

2nd Best Girl - Marianne Birt, Helensville Primary

 

3rd Best Girl - Chaiyun Yoo

3rd Best Girl - Chaiyun Yoo - Helensville Primary

Special thanks go to Huapai District School for hosting the event and especially the Principal Kevin Cronin, Rebecca Leslie for making all the food arrangements and Kristina McDougall for her wonderful support in preparing the venue and ensuring everything ran smoothly.

The next Interschools event for the Rodney Zone will be held at Silverdale School in Term 1 2011. We would love to see you there!

Posted: Wed 24 Nov 2010

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