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      Rochester Interscholastic Chess League results

      10:24 PM, Jan 5, 2013

      Chess boards returned to action following the holiday break at a Jan. 3 meet at Holley.

      Albion shut out Pembroke, 40-0, led by Brett Zicari’s board one win.

      Brockport notched a 40-0 win over Holley Middle with Calvin Moulton winning on the top board.

      Pembroke beat Kendall, 31-9, with Kyle Cavetti taking board one. Kendall’s Jacob Richardson won on board two.

      Brockport topped Holley, 26-14, led by Joey DeValk’s win on board three. Kevin Hishman led Holley with a win on board two.

      Albion’s Brett Zicari won on board one to lead the Purple Eagles over Kendall, 40-0.

      Holley’s Seth Deluca won on board one, but Pembroke won the game, 30-10, with Tyler Waren winning on board two.

      Brockport shut out Kendall, 40-0, as Calvin Moulton won on board one.

      — Scott Kroner

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        January 6, 2013 at 5:11 am

        Excellent league.

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