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Lucas McCain got off to a strong start at the 2010 Maine State Closed Championship, played at the University of Maine at Orono on August 21-22, and never looked back. McCain, a former Yarmouth High School student and current sophomore at Washington University in St. Louis, won his first four games and agreed to a quick draw in the final round to clinch the title. |
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Eight players competed in the 4th Annual Houlton Open played on August 7th at the Roger Morin Art Studio in Houlton, Maine. Morin took top honors scoring 3.5 points in four rounds. |
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International Master Ken Regan recently visited friends in Cape Elizabeth from his home in Buffalo, NY. While in town on July 24th, he graciously agreed to meet some of the kids from the Cape Elizabeth chess program at The Local Buzz, a new coffee shop in town. |
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John Bapst Memorial High School student Aaron Spencer represented Maine at the Denker Tournament of High School Champions played in Irvine, California from July 31 - August 4, 2010. We bring you the tournament report, images and all six games deeply annotated by Aaron himself. |
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Lucas McCain and Rob Shore shared first in the open section of the Downeast Open played at Southern Maine Community College on July 17, 2010. Frank DiRenzo scored a perfect 4.0 points in the U1600 section and Deanna Power scored 2.5 points to win the U1400 prize. J. Paul Ciarrocchi and Gheorghe Teodorescu topped the RBO crosstable with 3.5 points apiece. |
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On September 18th Maine will go to battle. The 1st Annual Maine vs. New Hampshire Chess Border Battle will commence. The event will feature 10 top players from Maine vs. 10 top players from New Hampshire. |
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Ruben Babayan, Steve Abrahams and Fritz Eyerer each scored 3.5 points to tie for first place at the ChessMaine.net Championship played on the campus of Colby College in Waterville on July 10, 2010. Here's the illustrated tournament report with USCF crosstable and selected games. |
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Chess matches (where two players play multiple games with each oher) are rare in Maine. Still, all that's required are two willing participants and a tournament director. On June 14-17, 2010 Roger Morin and Todd Snyder played a four-game match in Houlton, Maine. The match ended in a 2-2 draw. |
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Former president of the Maine Chess Association Phil Lowell shared first place with Andrey Savov in the U1900 Section of the Seacoast Open played in Portsmouth, New Hampshire on June 5, 2010. In his first round game, Lowell (1884) pulled off a nice victory vs. up-and-coming Matthew Reale-Hatem (1588) of Cape Elizabeth. |
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Being seeded sixth in a field of eight players didn't stop Lance Beloungie from essaying a winning performance and topping the crosstable with 3.5 points in four rounds at the 3rd Houlton Open played in Houlton, Maine on June 12, 2010. |
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