Round 4 is now completed. Four of the games were played over-the-board on one club night evening, 17th August. Round 5 will be the last Round of this year’s tournament.
Graham Stuart (left) v Keven Lamb in Summer Tournament 2021 Round 4 Rob Sims (left) v David Culliford in Summer Tournament 2021 Round 4
The 2021 Summer Tournament is one of two tournaments currently running in the Chandler’s Ford Chess Club (the Summer Tournament and the Knock-out Tournament). Round 4 of the Summer Tournament has now been completed, and event organiser Malcolm Clarke has announced the Summer Tournament 2021 Round 5 draw. See below for the Round 4 results in full, Round 5 Pairings list, and a quick recap of the rules.
Summer Tournament Round 4
White | v | Black |
Peter Przybycin | 0-1 | Keith Gregory |
David Culliford | 0-1 | Rob Sims |
Keven Lamb | 0-1 | Graham Stuart |
Mike Henbury | 1-0 | Sam Murphy |
Dean Shaw | 1-0 | John Kooner |
Rob Strachan | 0-1 | Patrick Pavey |
Steve Dunleavy | 1-0 | Geoffrey Parish |
Dick Meredith | 0-1 | Maha Chandar |
Nobby George | 1-0 | Rose Saunders |
Steve Saunders | 0.5– | Bye |
Full details of each Round’s results can be seen on the table on the Summer Tournament Page which will be updated as the tournament progresses.
Summer Tournament 2021 Round 5 (final Round) Pairings
The last Round includes a husband v wife match! Steve and Rose Saunders battle it out this round.
- Rob Sims v Keith Gregory
- Graham Stuart v Peter Przybycin
- Maha Chandar v Keven Lamb
- Geoffrey Parish v John Kooner
- Rob Strachan v Nobby George
- Steve Saunders v Rose Saunders
- Patrick Pavey v David Culliford
- Mike Henbury v Dean Shaw
- Sam Murphy v Steve Dunleavy
- Bye: Dick Meredith
Tournament Rules
The Summer Tournament is organised and run by Malcolm Clarke. The Summer Tournament is usually 5, but sometimes 6 Rounds over the summer months. Each Round is usually completed within a few weeks. The winner receives the Kooner Cup for a year and usually gets to keep a replica.
- The Games are 90 minutes all moves per player.
- When the Round Pairings are announced, the first-named plays as white.
- The games can be played online at lichess.org.
- Notify Malcolm Clarke of the results.