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      Home  >  General News  >  Texas decisively defeated Oklahoma

      Texas decisively defeated Oklahoma

      Chess match, Oklahoma, Texas



      Final Score: Texas wins 32.5 – 21.5



      7th Annual Red River Shootout

      Oklahoma – Texas 2009 Team Chess Match

      Treasure Valley Casino (exit #55, I-35) – Davis, OK

      Event Gawdfather: Jim Hollingsworth, Ft Worth — Event # 2009 04 19 2009

      TD Staff: All Certified USCF TDs present — 19 April 2008 G – 60 + 30sec





      OKLAHOMA From USCF Score USCF TEXAS



      1 FM Movsisyan Tulsa 2242 0 – 2 2368 IM Evgeny Matorin

      2 Sergey Galant OKC 2173 1.5 – 0.5 2253 FM Keith Hayward

      3 Tom Baunlich Tulsa 2132 0 – 2 2235 CM Nick Schoonmaker

      4 Devin Hughes Edmond 1987 0.5 – 1.5 2212 Austen Jay Green

      5 Joe Dean Veal OKC 1966 0 – 2 2125 John D. Wilson

      6 Tom Nichols Pauls Valley 1950 2 – 0 1925 David Sewell

      7 Dennis Glascock Stillwater 1927 1 – 1 1909 Glenn Baumann

      8 Jim Berry Stillwater 1900 1.5 – 0.5 1877 Julia Jones

      9 Shaun Graham OKC 1896 2 – 0 1850 Kenneth Breland

      10 J Mike Crockett Tulsa 1895 0 – 2 1845 Aurelio Gonzalez

      11 Carl Latino Stillwater 1850 1 – 1 1842 Julie O’Neill

      12 Judson Temple OKC 1830 2 – 0 1841 Rafael Llanos

      13 Mike Tubbs Lawton 1805 0 – 2 1741 Andy Guzman

      14 Bran Whitcomb Tulsa 1745 1 – 1 1736 W. K. Morrow

      15 Marshall King Edmond 1696 0 – 2 1731 Tom Buckley

      16 E. Maldonado SR Midwest City 1680 0 – 2 1701 Hendry Gomez

      17 Bruce Eberhard Edmond 1672 0 – 2 1627 Shiv Sankaranarayanan

      18 Omar Albakri Coweta 1665 2 – 0 1615 David Olivas

      19 Bill Sparks Tulsa 1657 1.5 – 0.5 1605 Mike Cathey

      20 Mark Anderson Tulsa 1655 0.5 – 1.5 1533 Paul Hanley

      21 Mike Landolfi Edmond 1591 0 – 2 1507 Paul Huspani

      22 Bruce Wells Ardmore 1584 1 – 1 1501 Ron Burklow

      23 Roger Baxter OKC 1555 2 – 0 1500 Vlad Matorin

      24 Steve Anderson OKC 1533 0 – 2 1480 Bob Jones

      25 E. Maldonado JR Midwest City 1502 0-5 – 1.5 1360 Richard Herrington

      26 James Hill Lawton 1495 0.5 – 1.5 1302 Larry Vanderpool

      27 Skip Fritze Norman 1430 1 – 1 1260 Jaimie Jones

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      7 Comments

      1. x3dhydra Reply
        April 20, 2009 at 2:22 pm

        This is especially interesting given that out of 27 boards, Oklahoma outrated us on 15 of them, were roughly equal on 6 boards, and were only lower rated on the remaining 6 boards. Great job to the Texas team for redeeming themselves from last years loss!

      2. Anonymous Reply
        April 20, 2009 at 4:42 pm

        Is Texas still in USA?

      3. Anonymous Reply
        April 20, 2009 at 4:43 pm

        Don’t mess with Texas. Jackass will soon find out what Texas is all about.

      4. Anonymous Reply
        April 20, 2009 at 9:33 pm

        USCF members do not like to play as part of a local team against another city/state (or so I am told). So why did this event occur?
        It must be that these were not USCF rated games.

      5. Anonymous Reply
        April 21, 2009 at 5:28 am

        glad texas won! after the last couple of years oklahoma thought they were better because texas didnt send many strong players…. and thats only a taste of our top power! 🙂

      6. Anonymous Reply
        April 21, 2009 at 2:10 pm

        Even more interesting is that the middle 9 players from texas won 12 out out of their 18 games, with the top and bottom 9 winning by smaller (2-3 points) margins. Goes to show you that every game counts, not just about who brings in more Masters.

      7. Glenn Baumann Reply
        July 26, 2009 at 8:20 am

        lol i was bored and i googled myself i didnt realize this match made susan polgars blog. yay i guess

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