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The Pasadena Chess Club

The Pasadena Chess Club meets in the Elmer and Teen Slavik Memorial Building at the Boys and Girls Club, 3230 East Del Mar, Pasadena 91107 (between Rosemead Blvd and San Gabriel Blvd). It's on the south side of Del Mar. Use the west driveway to enter and the east driveway to exit. There is a large parking lot we can use, but occasional events in other buildings on Friday nights might not leave enough parking for everybody, but there is no time limit & no charge for parking on the streets after 6:00 PM, including Del Mar in front of the Boys & Girls Club.

The club will meet from 6:45 to 11:00 PM. Anticipate that start time for all games will move to 7 PM sharp, so we can get out by 11 PM with the same time control we use now (40/90, SD/30).

At the meeting on April 4, 2010, the members of the Pasadena Chess Club re-elected the following people, to fill the 5 offices defined in the club constitution:

Board of Directors of the Pasadena Chess Club
President and Tournament Director	Randy Hough
Vice President	Gordon Brooks
Vice President and Tournament Director	Raymond Boncato
Secretary	Tim Thompson
Treasurer	Neil Hultgren

When? Friday nights opening at 6:45 PM, tournament games start promptly at 7:00 PM. Check the schedule below to make sure we are not closed.

Where? Boys and Girls Club, 3230 East Del Mar, Pasadena 91107 (between Rosemead Blvd and San Gabriel Blvd). See description at the top of this page.

The club is closed on most holidays, and other days, as shown in the schedule!

The Pasadena Chess Club is one of the older chess clubs still extant in Southern California. During the 1930's the club successfully hosted a number of international competitions, which included the participation of Alexander Alekhine, then world chess champion. Recent events include successful simultaneous exhibitions by SM Levon Altunian and IM Jack Peters (chess columnist for the Los Angeles Times), and the Tim Pellant Memorial Masters Open.

Annual Membership Dues are $25.00 for adults, $15 for juniors under 18. Dues are prorated as the year goes by, but club membership is required for all multi-week tournament play.
As of January 1, 1999, Tournament Entry Fees are $15 for club members and $18 for non club members. Membership in the United States Chess Federation is required as well, for rated tournament play.
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Chess on the WWW

Archived results have been removed. You can find cross tables for tournaments dating back to 1991 through the USCF member service area.
The 2010 playing calendar is in the table below. We will post the results of the tournaments as they are completed. A list of club champions follows the calendar.

For all regular tournaments:

Pairings: Swiss System.
Official Start Time: 7:00 PM, beginning April 9, 2004.
1^st Time control: 40 moves in 90 minutes (85 minutes if 5 sec/move time delay in effect).
2^nd Time control: sudden death in 30 minutes.
Entry Fees: $15 for club members, $18 for nonmembers.
Prizes: Each prize category must have at least 3 entries.
70%-75% of entry fees returned as prizes (subject to change without notice).
Byes: As many as two half-point-byes may count towards your score for prize purposes.
If a half-point-bye in the last round is to count towards prizes, the TD must be informed before the conclusion of the 2nd round.
Forfeits: Any player who forfeits by not showing up within 1 hour of game time will be dropped from the tournament and not paired in subsequent rounds.
To avoid this fate, the forfeiting player must contact the TD and make assurances that they will appear for subsequent rounds.
Clocks: We abide by the USCF clock rules.
Quote: "When using a clock that has the time delay feature, a player may no longer make claims under the insufficient losing chances rule. Instead, the game ends normally or after 175 moves, whichever comes first." End qoute
Don't complain to us if you don't read the rules.
TD: Randy Hough (usually), somebody else (in a pinch).
USCF rated: USCF membership required (you can join when you enter).
Club membership is also required for all tournament play.

For all other tournaments:

It depends on who shows up; maybe quads (4 player round-robins by rating), maybe octos (8 player Swiss system), maybe blitz (5 minute, Swiss, double round).

For ALL tournaments:

PLEASE: Bring your own set, board, clock, and writing instrument.

2010 Schedule of events
On nights marked CLOSED we are really CLOSED!
The building will not be open.

Pasadena Chess Club: cross tables for all club tournaments

DATES NAME ROUNDS COMMENTS

02/12/2010
07/02/2010
09/03/2010
11/26/2010
12/24/2010
12/31/2010
CLOSED CLOSED This list is subject to change without notice. We may lose the room on short notice, so pay attention to the CLOSED dates.
We do adopt planned closures to avoid conflicts with major tournaments in the area.

01/08/2010
02/05/2010 Dr. Richard Lewis Memorial 5 rounds 40 moves in 85 minutes followed by SD/30, $15 entry fee, 80% returned in prizes.
Final Standings: USCF Rated Crosstable
1st: Fei Yue Yang
2nd & U2000: Dave Matson
3rd (tie): Randy Hough
3rd (tie): Hubert Jung
3rd (tie): Axel Muller
3rd (tie): Jesse Victoria
U1800: Rolando Tenoso
U1600 (tie): Christopher Hung
U1600 (tie): Kevin Qian
U1600 (tie): Ron Woolsey
U1600 (tie): Huangsheng Xue
U1400: Larry Hu
U1200 (tie): Max Cheng
U1200 (tie): Jim Marshall
Unrated: Thomas Garcia

02/12/2010 CLOSED Closed to avoid conflict with USATW

02/19/2010
03/26/2010 Club
Championship
Winner and
New Champion
Jesse
Victoria

6 rounds Prize fund $750 guaranteed
Note corrected flyer
PDF Flyer
Entry fee $25
USCF & club membership required
Prize list on flyer
Final Standings: USCF Rated Cross Table

1st: Jesse Victoria
2nd/3rd (tie): Konstantin Kavutskiy
2nd/3rd (tie): Robert Xue
U2000 (tie): Julio-Cesar Marin
U2000 (tie): Dave Matson
U2000 (tie): Axel Muller
U1800: Robert Orum
U1600: Stephen McLaughlin
U1400: Bill Kang
U1200: Henrik Wang

04/02/2010 Annual
Election
Meeting
Championship
Trophy
Presentation
Quick
Chess
Tournament
5 double rounds Game/10, separate rating system, $10 entry fee, 80% returned in prizes
Alen Melikadamian wins 10-0
Final Standings: USCF Rated Cross Table

04/09/2010
05/14/2010 Pasadena
City
Championship 6 rounds
2 sections 40 moves in 85 minutes followed by SD/30
$15 entry fee
80% returned in prizes.
Final Standings: USCF Rated Cross Table

Section One:
1st: Larry Stevens
2nd/3rd (tie): Ron jabali
2nd/3rd (tie): Hubert Jung
U2000: Hubert Jung
U1800 (tie): Shaurya Jain
U1800 (tie): Jonathan Homidian
Section Two:
1st: Christopher Hung
2nd/3rd (tie): Armen Sarkissian
2nd/3rd (tie): Rafael jones
U1600: Scott Xue
U1400: Max Cheng
U1200: Winston Qian

05/21/2010 Quick Chess
Tournament 5 double rounds Game/10, separate rating system, $10 entry fee, 80% returned
Final Standings
USCF Rated Crosstable
1st: Fei Yue Yang
U2000 (tie): Yusheng Xia
U2000 (tie): Arnor Bielvedt
U1800: Albert Lu
U1600: Danny Machuca
U1400 (tie): Cary Johnson
U1400 (tie): Eugene Kong

05/28/2010 Action Chess
Tournament 3 rounds
multiple sections Game/30, both quick & regular ratings, $10 entry fee, 80% returned in prizes
Final Standings
USCF Rated Crosstables
Section 1
1st: Randy Hough
2nd (tie): Ron Jabali
2nd (tie): Fei yue Yang
2nd (tie): Armen Samuelian
Section 2
1st: Brendyn Estolas
2nd (tie): Jonathan Homidian
2nd (tie): Rolando Tenoso
Section 3
1st: Annie Wang
2nd (tie): Cary Johnson
2nd (tie): Theodore Pringle
2nd (tie): Vachagan Hovsepyan

06/04/2010
06/25/2010 Mt. Wilson
Open 2 sections
4 rounds 40 moves in 85 minutes followed by SD/30, $15 entry fee, 80% returned in prizes.
Final Standings
USCF Rated Cross Table
Section 1
1st: Jesse Victoria
2nd (tie): Fei yue Yang
2nd (tie): David Minasyan
2nd (tie): Jonathan Homidian
Section 2
1st: Yuting Chen
2nd (tie): Albert Lu
2nd (tie): Ruperto Dilig, Jr.
2nd (tie): Gerald Harrison
2nd (tie): Jason McKeen
2nd (tie): Robert Orum
Section 3
1st: Jennifer Lu
2nd (tie): Thomas Hogue
2nd (tie): Cary Johnson

U2000 (tie): David Minasyan
U2000 (tie): Jonathan Homidian
U1600 (tie): Yuting Chen
U1600 (tie): Huangsheng Xue
U1600 (tie): Scott Xue
U1200 (tie): Jennifer Lu
U1200 (tie): Theodore Pringle
U1200 (tie): Jennifer Yu

07/02/2010 CLOSED

07/09/2010
07/30/2010 Liberty
Open 3 sections
4 rounds 40 moves in 85 minutes followed by SD/30, $15 entry fee, 80% returned in prizes.
Arrive by 6:45 PM to register before round 1.
Final Standings: USCF Rated Crosstable
Section 1
1st: Robert Xue
2nd (tie): Gordon Brooks
2nd (tie): Randy Hough
2nd (tie): Jesse Victoria
U1900 (tie): Albert Lu
U1900 (tie): Gerald Ruiz
Section 2
1st: Gerald Harrison
(U1600) 2nd (tie): Robert Orum
2nd (tie): Derrick Sia
U1600: Kevin Qian
Section 3
1st: John Yu
2nd: Bill Kang
U1200: James Marshall

08/06/2010
08/27/2010 Tim Pellant
Memorial 2 sections
4 rounds 40 moves in 85 minutes followed by SD/30, $15 entry fee, 80% returned in prizes.
Arrive by 6:45 PM to register before round 1.
Final Standings
Section 1
1st: Larry Stevens
2nd (tie): Jesse Victoria
2nd (tie): Axel Muller
2nd (tie): Phil Chase
U2000: Phil Chase
U1900/U1800 (tie): Anthony Hung
U1900/U1800 (tie): Vachagan Hovsepyan
U1900/U1800 (tie): Annie Wang
Section 2
1st-3rd (tie): Jason McKeen
1st-3rd (tie): Armen Siwajian
1st-3rd (tie): Razmik Hambartsumyan
1st U1400: Jennifer Lu
2nd U1400: Alexander Hung
U1200/UR (tie): Jennifer Yu
U1200/UR (tie): Samuel Andalon

09/03/2010 CLOSED

09/10/2010
10/15/2010 San Gabriel
Valley
Championship 6 rounds 40 moves in 85 minutes followed by SD/30, $15 entry fee, 80% returned in prizes.
Arrive by 6:45 PM to register before round 1.

10/22/2010
11/19/2010 Crown City
Open 2 sections
5 rounds 40 moves in 85 minutes followed by SD/30, $15 entry fee, 80% returned in prizes.
Arrive by 6:45 PM to register before round 1.

11/26/2010 CLOSED

12/03/2010
12/17/2010 A Rose
For Your
Queen 4 sections
3 rounds 40 moves in 85 minutes followed by SD/30, $15 entry fee, 80% returned in prizes.
Arrive by 6:45 PM to register before round 1.

12/24/2010
12/31/2010 CLOSED

The Champions of the Pasadena Chess Club
A list of champions of the Pasadena Chess Club follows. We don't know who was champion prior to 1967. There was no champion in 1994 because the championship tournament was unexpectedly interrupted when we lost our meeting venue and it was never completed.
1967 Donald Cotton
1968 Andrew Vinock
1969 Alan Carpenter
1970 Don Bicknell
1971 Al Larsen
1972 Greg Francis
1973 Al Larsen
1974 Greg Francis
1975 Jerome Hanken
1976 Neilen Hultgren
1977 Don Bicknell
1978 Rob Salgado
1979 Rob Salgado
1980 Charles Novitski
1981 William Pennucci
1982 William Pennucci
1983 Tim Pellant
1984 Bobby Avila
1985 Don Bicknell
1986 Don Bicknell
1987 Francisco Alonso
1988 Don Bicknell
1989 Don Bicknell
1990 Mel Tyner
1991 Michael Zachary
1992 Matthew Beelby
1993 Andy Sacks
1994 no champion
1995 Matthew Beelby
1996 William Longren
1997 Levon Altounian
1998 Levon Altounian & Mark Saylor
1999 Matthew Beelby
2000 Randy Hough
2001 Levon Altounian
2002 Tonci Korsano Saavedra
2003 William Longren
2004 Mike Zaloznyy
2005 Randy Hough
2006 Chris Lee
2007 Dave Matson
2008 Tianyi He
2009 Konstantin Kavutskiy
2010 Jesse Victoria

Chess on the WWW
A collection of chess & chess related resources, gathered together over the years by the web"master". Some have gotten outdated over the years, but I'm working on getting the list up to date.

International & National Organizations ...
Checked 10/15/2003

Australia: Chess World Australia
Canada: Alberta Chess Association (ICCA)
Canada: Chess Federation of Canada (CFC)
Canada: Canadian Correspondence Chess Association
Canada: Chess 'n Math - Canada's National Scholastic Chess Organization
International: Federation Internationale des Echecs (FIDE)
International: International Computer Games Association (includes Chess!)
International: International Correspondence Chess Federation (ICCF)
International: International Email Chess Group (IECG)
International: International Email Chess Club (IECC)
International: L'Association des Joueurs d'Echecs par Correspondance (AJEC) [in French - en Français]
Ireland: Irish Correspondence Chess Association
Mexico: Federacion Nacional de Ajedrez de Mexico (FNAM), in Spanish, en EspaÃ±ol.
Scotland: Scottish Chess Association (Chess Scotland)
Spain: Federacion Espanola de Ajedrez (FEDA), in Spanish, en EspaÃ±ol.
United Kingdom: British Federation for Correspondence Chess (BFCC)
United States: All Service Postal Chess Club - Email & postal, mostly military
United States: United States Chess Federation (USCF)
United States: Continental Chess Association (CCA)

Local & Regional & State Organizations & Clubs...
Checked 10/15/2003

Alabama: Alabama Chess Federation
Alabama: Phenix City Chess Club
Arizona: Arizona Chess Federation
Arizona: Southern Arizona Chess Association - Tucson
Arizona: The Chess Emporium - Phoenix
California: California Youth Chess League (CYCL)
California [north]: CalChess - Northern California Chess Association
California [south]: Southern California Chess Federation (SCCF)
California [south]: Arcadia Chess Club
California [south]: Chess Palace - Los Alamitos
California [south]: San Diego Chess Clubs
California [south]: Western Chess - chess tournaments throughout Southern California
Hawaii: Hawaii Chess Federation
Illinois: Illinois Chess Association
Massachusetts: Massachusetts Chess Association - Publisher of the award winning quarterly Chess Horizons
Maryland: University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Chess Club - impressive web page, lots of stuff
Michigan: Michigan Chess Association
Nebraska: Nebraska State Chess Association
Nevada: Nevada Chess
New Hampshire: New Hampshire Chess Association
New Jersey: New Jersey State Chess Federation
Oregon: Portland Chess Club
Tennessee: Tennessee Chess Association
Texas: Texas Chess Association
Virginia: Virginia Chess Federation
Washington: Washington Chess Federation
West Virginia: West Virginia Chess Association

National & International Publications ...
Checked 10/15/2003

Chess Life - Official publication of the USCF
En Passant - Official publication of the Chess Federation of Canada
New In Chess Homepage
Chess Informant Homepage
Chess Digest
Batsford Chess Books (Now part of the Chrysalis Books Group)
Chess Mail - Internet & Correspondence Chess
Chess World Magazine

Chess Problems & Compositions ...
Checked 10/15/2003

Permanent Commission of FIDE for Chess Composition
Chess Problems Unlimited
Studies and Problems - An introduction from the Exeter Chess Club
Classic Chess Problems
Chess Problems Online
Manolis Stratakis Chess Problems Page
Torsten Linss' Problem Page - Linss is a FIDE Master of Problem Composition
Mat Plus - Yugoslav; "The Best of Chess Problems", from Milan Velimirovic
Chess Problems of Lord Dunsany
Retrograde Analysis Center - Retrograde chess problems

Other Chess Related Resources ...

Links to commercial sites are here as a service, to our members and the community. This does not imply an endorsement of any kind, by the Pasadena Chess Club.

AEGON Computer Chess Tournament
Beginner's Chess Page - Learn chess on the internet
BOOKUP - Openings database software
ChessBase USA - Games database software
Chess Cafe
Chess Collectors International
Chess Emporium - Phoenix, Arizona
Chess Links by Goob - Internet Chess Index
Chess Links Worldwide - Internet Chess Index
Chess Paradise - Home of "Chessco" and Thinker's Press
Chess Space - Internet Chess Index
Chess Web
Chessworks - Eric Schiller: Databases, fonts, books
Deep Blue - Homepage for the 1997 match between Kasparov and the IBM computer Deep Blue
ECO Codes - Outlined in text file
Internet Chess Club - Play chess on the internet
Internet Chess Academy - Hosted by GM Gabriel Schwartzman
Internet Chess Library
Interplay Productions, sponsors of the 1997 U.S. Championship
Jeremy Silman, International Master, author, teacher.
Knights of the Square Table - Correspondence chess by E-mail
London Chess Center and Chess Monthly Magazine
NOVAG - Chess Computers
Polgar Chess Center - The Polgar Sisters' Home Page
Stuart the Maniac's Chess Closet - A very large collection of chess links
US Chess Center - Home of the US Chess Hall of Fame
World Chess Champions - Biographies of all of the world champions
WWW Chess Academy
Yermo Chess Academy - GM Alex Yermolinsky & FM Boris Men

Resources for Chess Related Games ..
Checked 10/15/2003

Backgammon: World Backgammon Federation
Backgammon: Gammoned.com - All about Backgammon; rules, analysis, book reviews, & etc.
Bridge: American Contract Bridge League
Bridge: Canadian Bridge Federation
Bridge: World Bridge Federation
Bridge: Swiss Bridge Federation
Checkers: American Checker Federation
Checkers: American Checkers
Checkers: Chinook - The computer that became world checkers champion
Go: American Go Association (AGA)
Go: Canadian Go Association
Go: International Go Federation Unofficial site
Go: International Go Federation Official site (Nihon Ki-in if you read Japanese)
Renju: Renju International Federation - Renju aka Go-Moku
Shogi: Computer Shogi Association (English pages)
Shogi: Computer Shogi Association (Japanese pages)
Shogi: Nihon Shogi Renmai - Japanese Shogi Association - Pages in Japanese
Shogi: Shogi.net - All about Shogi, formerly Pieter Stouten's Shogi Pages
Chu Shogi: American Chu Shogi Association - Chu Shogi is played on a 12 x 12 board instead of a 9 x 9 board
Variations: Chess Variants Homepage - Describes every imaginable variation on the chess theme, inclding your webmaster's entry on Darts Chess.
XiangQi: Xianqi - Chinese chess, from the Chess Variants pages
XiangQi: Club XiangQi
XiangQi: Asian XiangQi Federation - in Chinese, but there is an English Summary page
XiangQi: XiangQi Players Association

This webpage is maintained by Tim Thompson. Direct all inquiries and suggestions to him.
Now that you have visited the webpage - Visit the Club!

Pasadena Chess Club: cross tables for all club tournaments
DATES	NAME	ROUNDS	COMMENTS
02/12/2010 07/02/2010 09/03/2010 11/26/2010 12/24/2010 12/31/2010	CLOSED	CLOSED	This list is subject to change without notice. We may lose the room on short notice, so pay attention to the CLOSED dates. *We do adopt planned closures to avoid conflicts with major tournaments in the area.*
01/08/2010 02/05/2010	Dr. Richard Lewis Memorial	5 rounds	40 moves in 85 minutes followed by SD/30, $15 entry fee, 80% returned in prizes. Final Standings: USCF Rated Crosstable 1st: Fei Yue Yang 2nd & U2000: Dave Matson 3rd (tie): Randy Hough 3rd (tie): Hubert Jung 3rd (tie): Axel Muller 3rd (tie): Jesse Victoria U1800: Rolando Tenoso U1600 (tie): Christopher Hung U1600 (tie): Kevin Qian U1600 (tie): Ron Woolsey U1600 (tie): Huangsheng Xue U1400: Larry Hu U1200 (tie): Max Cheng U1200 (tie): Jim Marshall Unrated: Thomas Garcia
02/12/2010	CLOSED		Closed to avoid conflict with USATW
02/19/2010 03/26/2010	Club Championship Winner and New Champion Jesse Victoria	6 rounds	Prize fund $750 guaranteed Note corrected flyer PDF Flyer Entry fee $25 USCF & club membership required Prize list on flyer Final Standings: USCF Rated Cross Table 1st: Jesse Victoria 2nd/3rd (tie): Konstantin Kavutskiy 2nd/3rd (tie): Robert Xue U2000 (tie): Julio-Cesar Marin U2000 (tie): Dave Matson U2000 (tie): Axel Muller U1800: Robert Orum U1600: Stephen McLaughlin U1400: Bill Kang U1200: Henrik Wang
04/02/2010	Annual Election Meeting Championship Trophy Presentation Quick Chess Tournament	5 double rounds	Game/10, separate rating system, $10 entry fee, 80% returned in prizes Alen Melikadamian wins 10-0 Final Standings: USCF Rated Cross Table
04/09/2010 05/14/2010	Pasadena City Championship	6 rounds 2 sections	40 moves in 85 minutes followed by SD/30 $15 entry fee 80% returned in prizes. Final Standings: USCF Rated Cross Table *Section One:* 1st: Larry Stevens 2nd/3rd (tie): Ron jabali 2nd/3rd (tie): Hubert Jung U2000: Hubert Jung U1800 (tie): Shaurya Jain U1800 (tie): Jonathan Homidian *Section Two:* 1st: Christopher Hung 2nd/3rd (tie): Armen Sarkissian 2nd/3rd (tie): Rafael jones U1600: Scott Xue U1400: Max Cheng U1200: Winston Qian
05/21/2010	Quick Chess Tournament	5 double rounds	Game/10, separate rating system, $10 entry fee, 80% returned Final Standings USCF Rated Crosstable 1st: Fei Yue Yang U2000 (tie): Yusheng Xia U2000 (tie): Arnor Bielvedt U1800: Albert Lu U1600: Danny Machuca U1400 (tie): Cary Johnson U1400 (tie): Eugene Kong
05/28/2010	Action Chess Tournament	3 rounds multiple sections	Game/30, both quick & regular ratings, $10 entry fee, 80% returned in prizes Final Standings USCF Rated Crosstables Section 1 1st: Randy Hough 2nd (tie): Ron Jabali 2nd (tie): Fei yue Yang 2nd (tie): Armen Samuelian Section 2 1st: Brendyn Estolas 2nd (tie): Jonathan Homidian 2nd (tie): Rolando Tenoso Section 3 1st: Annie Wang 2nd (tie): Cary Johnson 2nd (tie): Theodore Pringle 2nd (tie): Vachagan Hovsepyan
06/04/2010 06/25/2010	Mt. Wilson Open	2 sections 4 rounds	40 moves in 85 minutes followed by SD/30, $15 entry fee, 80% returned in prizes. Final Standings USCF Rated Cross Table Section 1 1st: Jesse Victoria 2nd (tie): Fei yue Yang 2nd (tie): David Minasyan 2nd (tie): Jonathan Homidian Section 2 1st: Yuting Chen 2nd (tie): Albert Lu 2nd (tie): Ruperto Dilig, Jr. 2nd (tie): Gerald Harrison 2nd (tie): Jason McKeen 2nd (tie): Robert Orum Section 3 1st: Jennifer Lu 2nd (tie): Thomas Hogue 2nd (tie): Cary Johnson U2000 (tie): David Minasyan U2000 (tie): Jonathan Homidian U1600 (tie): Yuting Chen U1600 (tie): Huangsheng Xue U1600 (tie): Scott Xue U1200 (tie): Jennifer Lu U1200 (tie): Theodore Pringle U1200 (tie): Jennifer Yu
07/02/2010	CLOSED
07/09/2010 07/30/2010	Liberty Open	3 sections 4 rounds	40 moves in 85 minutes followed by SD/30, $15 entry fee, 80% returned in prizes. Arrive by 6:45 PM to register before round 1. Final Standings: USCF Rated Crosstable Section 1 1st: Robert Xue 2nd (tie): Gordon Brooks 2nd (tie): Randy Hough 2nd (tie): Jesse Victoria U1900 (tie): Albert Lu U1900 (tie): Gerald Ruiz Section 2 1st: Gerald Harrison (U1600) 2nd (tie): Robert Orum 2nd (tie): Derrick Sia U1600: Kevin Qian Section 3 1st: John Yu 2nd: Bill Kang U1200: James Marshall
08/06/2010 08/27/2010	Tim Pellant Memorial	2 sections 4 rounds	40 moves in 85 minutes followed by SD/30, $15 entry fee, 80% returned in prizes. Arrive by 6:45 PM to register before round 1. Final Standings Section 1 1st: Larry Stevens 2nd (tie): Jesse Victoria 2nd (tie): Axel Muller 2nd (tie): Phil Chase U2000: Phil Chase U1900/U1800 (tie): Anthony Hung U1900/U1800 (tie): Vachagan Hovsepyan U1900/U1800 (tie): Annie Wang Section 2 1st-3rd (tie): Jason McKeen 1st-3rd (tie): Armen Siwajian 1st-3rd (tie): Razmik Hambartsumyan 1st U1400: Jennifer Lu 2nd U1400: Alexander Hung U1200/UR (tie): Jennifer Yu U1200/UR (tie): Samuel Andalon
09/03/2010	CLOSED
09/10/2010 10/15/2010	San Gabriel Valley Championship	6 rounds	40 moves in 85 minutes followed by SD/30, $15 entry fee, 80% returned in prizes. Arrive by 6:45 PM to register before round 1.
10/22/2010 11/19/2010	Crown City Open	2 sections 5 rounds	40 moves in 85 minutes followed by SD/30, $15 entry fee, 80% returned in prizes. Arrive by 6:45 PM to register before round 1.
11/26/2010	CLOSED
12/03/2010 12/17/2010	A Rose For Your Queen	4 sections 3 rounds	40 moves in 85 minutes followed by SD/30, $15 entry fee, 80% returned in prizes. Arrive by 6:45 PM to register before round 1.
12/24/2010 12/31/2010	CLOSED