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      Home  >  Chess Research • General News  >  5th “Get Smart! Play Chess!”

      5th “Get Smart! Play Chess!”

      Get Smart Play Chess, Knight Raiders, Lubbock, Science Spectrum, Texas Tech


      5th “Get Smart! Play Chess!” Spring Scholastic Chess Championship
      Saturday, May 8, 2010
      A 4 Round Swiss System Tournament (Game/30)

      Event Site: Science Spectrum 2579 S. Loop 289 Lubbock, TX

      Contact Info: 806-742-7742 E-mail: Spice@ttu.edu

      Description of Tournament: A USCF rated Individual and Team Chess Championship

      Games are played in five rated sections: Primary (K-2), Elementary (K-5), Middle School (K-8), High School (K-12) and Novice (K-12).

      There is a total of 30 minutes maximum per player per game.

      On-site registration 8:30am -9:45am. All players must check in by 9:45am. Later arrival will receive a ½ point bye for the first round. Bring chess set/board and clock if you have one!

      Round schedule:

      Round Start time

      1 10:15 AM
      2 11:30 PM
      3 1:00 PM
      4 2:15 PM

      Entry Fees: $10 received by 4/23, $15 received by 4/30; after or on site $20. A valid USCF membership required, except for the Novice section. It can be obtained at www.uschess.org or onsite on 5/8 until 10am. Entry fee includes access to the museum OR one free IMAX movie. (For accompanying person there is an optional discounted entry ($4.50) to the museum or to the IMAX theatre. The discounted combined ticket is $7.)

      Prizes: Trophies for top 5 individual and top 3 team finishers in each scholastic section. Team prizes are based on the top three scores from the same school/club in the same section. Also special trophy for top Sibling, top Parent/Child and top Coach/Student teams.

      Prize giving ceremony will be held shortly after the end of the last game which is around 3:45pm.

      Please send Entry Blank and Fees to: SPICE Box 45080 Lubbock, TX 79409-5080
      Additional information on www.SPICE.ttu.edu

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      5/8/10 Entry Form: Please PRINT all information and make check/money order to TTU-SPICE.

      Name: ______________________________ Phone: (_____) _____________School________­­­­­­­­­­­__
      Address: _____________________________ City/State: ______________________ Zip:______
      Email: ____________________________________ DOB: _____________Section____________
      USCF Rating ______USCF ID#:________ Family/Coach team _____Amount enclosed $___Check#___

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      3 Comments

      1. Anonymous Reply
        February 11, 2010 at 2:41 pm

        This is a fantastic event.

      2. MayanKing Reply
        February 12, 2010 at 7:11 am

        I wish they ran a concurrent Adult tournament at same time!

      3. Anonymous Reply
        February 14, 2010 at 2:15 am

        They do… but allow a 13 year old FM to kick everyone’s butt.

        Come play at your own risk.

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