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March 28, 2015

2015 SPFNO Final Team Standings
SPFNO Final Team Standings
Team Roster and Scores. SUSAN POLGAR FOUNDATION NATIONAL OPEN 2015: U18/16 Boys
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COQUIL |
Coquille High School |
7.0 |
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Aaron Grabinsky 5.0 |
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Josiah Perkins 2.0 |
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Team Roster and Scores. SUSAN POLGAR FOUNDATION NATIONAL OPEN 2015: U16/18 Girls
Team Roster and Scores. SUSAN POLGAR FOUNDATION NATIONAL OPEN 2015: U14 Boys
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Name |
Score |
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HORNER |
Horner JHS – Fremont |
10.5 |
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Sunny Kahlon 3.5 |
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KIA SADEGHI 3.0 |
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Avi Khanna 2.0 |
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Amay Gupta 2.0 |
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HOPKIN |
HOPKIN |
5.0 |
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PRATHEEK SANKESHI 3.0 |
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Ganesh Murugappan 2.0 |
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Team Roster and Scores. SUSAN POLGAR FOUNDATION NATIONAL OPEN 2015: U14 Girls
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Score |
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BASISS |
BASIS Silicon Valley |
9.0 |
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ARIA LAKHMANI 4.5 |
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TRINA CHATTERJEE 4.5 |
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HORNER |
Horner JHS – Fremont |
7.5 |
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SARA KAUSHIK 3.5 |
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RAISAH KHAN 3.0 |
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SERAFINA SHOW 1.0 |
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Team Roster and Scores. SUSAN POLGAR FOUNDATION NATIONAL OPEN 2015: U12 Boys
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Score |
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WEIBEL |
WEIBEL |
12.0 |
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RAHUL RAVISHANKAR 4.0 |
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SURYATEJA MANDADI 4.0 |
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AARON LEE 4.0 |
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ZAYAAN KHAN 3.5 |
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PRITHVI NAGAMANIVEL 3.5 |
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SUMUKH MURTHY 3.5 |
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JEREMY Y CHEN 3.0 |
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FREDERICK ZHANG 3.0 |
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ATRI SURAPANENI 1.5 |
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JONGWON LEE 1.0 |
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MSJE |
Mission San Jose Elementary |
10.0 |
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JAISURAJ KALEESWARAN 3.5 |
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JEFFREY L LIU 3.5 |
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ABHINAV RAGHAVENDRA 3.0 |
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GARDEN |
Garden Gate ES |
7.5 |
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EESWAR SREE KARTIKEY KURLI 4.5 |
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RITHWIK INDER NARENDRA 3.0 |
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4 |
SYNAPS |
Synapse |
6.0 |
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DANIEL MENDELEVITCH 5.0 |
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SPENCER JAMES BALL 1.0 |
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David Abrams 0.0 |
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5 |
WARMSP |
WARM SPRINGS |
5.0 |
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ALEXANDER J DELGADO 3.0 |
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ANSHUL GOVINDU 2.0 |
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FOREST |
Forest Park Elementary |
4.0 |
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NAVEEN NATH 2.0 |
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ADITYA KUMAR 2.0 |
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MUIR |
John Muir Elementary |
3.5 |
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HRISHIKESH INGLE 2.0 |
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DANIEL MATHEW 1.5 |
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AADIP KHANAL 0.0 |
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8 |
RITECH |
River Islands Technology Academy |
3.0 |
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ARMANDO SILVA 2.0 |
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OMAR SILVA 1.0 |
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9 |
COLLIN |
L.P. Collins ES – Cupertino |
2.0 |
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ABDULLAH YAZGAN 2.0 |
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VENKATARAM SIVARAM 0.0 |
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Team Roster and Scores. SUSAN POLGAR FOUNDATION NATIONAL OPEN 2015: U12 Girls
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Code |
Name |
Score |
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WEIBEL |
WEIBEL |
11.5 |
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SHIVANGI GUPTA 5.0 |
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AMY CHAN 3.5 |
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ENYA MISTRY 3.0 |
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AMIRAH MOHAMED RAFI 3.0 |
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ANVI SURAPANENI 1.5 |
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APPL |
APP Lincoln |
7.0 |
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MINDA CHEN 4.5 |
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ELEANOR KARIS-SCONYERS 2.5 |
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ISA |
International School of Arizona |
7.0 |
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MIEKE REMPE 4.0 |
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JANNE REMPE 3.0 |
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WARMSP |
WARM SPRINGS |
6.0 |
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CHENYI ZHAO 5.0 |
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ISABELLA ANDREA DELGADO 1.0 |
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5 |
CARCLA |
Carolyn Clark |
5.5 |
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SHREE AYINALA 3.5 |
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REEMA CHINTALA 2.0 |
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CHALLE |
NGER |
4.5 |
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Sanjana Das 2.5 |
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BHAVYA BELLANNAGARI 2.0 |
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Team Roster and Scores. SUSAN POLGAR FOUNDATION NATIONAL OPEN 2015: U10 Boys
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Code |
Name |
Score |
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MSJE |
Mission San Jose Elementary |
13.5 |
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RISHITH SUSARLA 5.5 |
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KEVIN PAN 4.5 |
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ATUL THIRUMALAI 3.5 |
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LEO JIANG 3.5 |
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STEPHEN HE 3.5 |
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AMULYA HARISH 3.0 |
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Sandeep Salwan 3.0 |
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NICHOLAS JIANG 3.0 |
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NISHANT SUDHAKAR 0.0 |
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WEIBEL |
Weibel ES – Fremont |
13.0 |
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OLIVER WU 5.0 |
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LOUIS LAW 4.0 |
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DHARSHAN VETRIVELAN 4.0 |
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ESHAAN MISTRY 3.0 |
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SIDARTH RAMAN 3.0 |
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WESLIE J CHEN 2.5 |
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SIDHANT CHALIHA 2.0 |
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SURYA SOMASUNDARAM 2.0 |
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CHADBO |
CHADBOURNE |
11.5 |
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JACOB HAN 4.0 |
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RYAN DONG 4.0 |
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PRATHUL GANESH 3.5 |
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Varun Rangarajan 1.0 |
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PRABHVIR SINGH BABRA 0.0 |
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BRITA |
Brittan Acres |
8.5 |
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COLLIN LIOU 4.0 |
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NICHOLAS COTTRELL 2.5 |
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ZACHARY PAUL TYSON 2.0 |
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HIDHLS |
Hidden Hills |
6.0 |
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CHRISTOPHER WOOJIN YOO 4.0 |
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Bhrugu Setlur 2.0 |
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HEATHE |
HEATHE |
6.0 |
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ETHAN VAUGHN BOLDI 3.0 |
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ANDREW JOSHUA BOLDI 3.0 |
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STOCKL |
Stocklmeir ES |
6.0 |
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ANDREW XIN 3.0 |
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SAAHIL SACHIN KAJAREKAR 3.0 |
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LOSALA |
Los Alamitos School |
5.5 |
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Jonathan Taylor 3.0 |
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Gibran Popyon 2.5 |
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LEITCH |
LEITCH |
4.0 |
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THANIK BHARANI JR 2.0 |
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NISHANTH UPADHYAYULA 2.0 |
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MUIR |
John Muir Elementary |
3.5 |
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YECHAN LEE 2.0 |
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SOOHYUK YOON 1.0 |
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DONGHYEON KIM 0.5 |
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GRAYST |
Graystone ES – San Jose |
3.5 |
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Ethan Chen 2.0 |
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Abha Dharnidharka 1.5 |
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12 |
COLLIN |
L.P. Collins ES – Cupertino |
2.5 |
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PRANAV TALLAPAKA 1.5 |
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ANUJ BALAKRISHNAN 1.0 |
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SAKET PRAMOD 0.0 |
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ALLAN TSAY 0.0 |
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WALTER |
Walters |
2.5 |
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ADITYA RAM 2.5 |
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ERIK – NP FENG 0.0 |
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Team Roster and Scores. SUSAN POLGAR FOUNDATION NATIONAL OPEN 2015: U10 Girls
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Code |
Name |
Score |
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MSJE |
Mission San Jose Elementary |
13.5 |
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ANNAPOORNI MEIYAPPAN 5.5 |
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SHREE JAY 4.0 |
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NIVEDHA MANIV 4.0 |
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WEIBEL |
Weibel ES – Fremont |
8.5 |
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ISHA VARADA 3.5 |
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PRISHA JAIN 3.0 |
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KAVYA SHREE PEELA 2.0 |
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GOMES |
Gomes Elementary |
7.5 |
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NETRA THIRUMURUHAN 4.0 |
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Aditi Borra 3.5 |
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WARMSP |
WARM SPRINGS |
5.0 |
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AMULYA DUSSA 3.0 |
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LALITHA KALLE 2.0 |
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Team Roster and Scores. SUSAN POLGAR FOUNDATION NATIONAL OPEN 2015: U8 Boys
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Code |
Name |
Score |
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MSJE |
Mission San Jose Elementary |
11.0 |
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ARNAV LINGANNAGARI 4.0 |
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VAIBHAV WUDARU 3.5 |
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Vasudeva R B Rao 3.5 |
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SIDDHARTH ARUTLA 3.0 |
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SHREYAS JAY 3.0 |
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MONISH JONNADULA 2.5 |
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JASON LI-SHEN LIU 2.0 |
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DANIEL ZHAO 2.0 |
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COLLIN |
L.P. Collins ES – Cupertino |
9.5 |
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AGHILAN NACHIAPPAN 6.0 |
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Akshaj Molukutla 2.0 |
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RONAV GOPAN 1.5 |
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JOE ZHENG 0.0 |
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WEIBEL |
Weibel ES – Fremont |
8.0 |
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NIK SADEGHI 3.0 |
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NIKKO DANIEL LE 3.0 |
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SHIVEN PATEL 2.0 |
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BREWER |
Brewer Island School |
7.5 |
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ANDREW MA 4.0 |
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BRYANT MA 3.5 |
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CHALLE |
NGER |
5.0 |
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VISHRUTH DINESH 3.0 |
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VRISHANK PEDDIREDDI 2.0 |
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GOMES |
Gomes Elementary |
5.0 |
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DAVID JIACHENG SARTORIO 3.0 |
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Darsh Jayaram 2.0 |
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BULLIS |
BULLIS |
4.5 |
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AIDAN WANG 3.0 |
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KEVIN BEEBE 1.5 |
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RITECH |
River Islands Technology Academy |
3.0 |
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AGNUT ASFIR 2.0 |
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MADDOX RAMOS 1.0 |
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Team Roster and Scores. SUSAN POLGAR FOUNDATION NATIONAL OPEN 2015: U8 Girls
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Code |
Name |
Score |
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WEIBEL |
Weibel ES – Fremont |
11.0 |
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ERIN LAW 4.5 |
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CHAU-HA NGHIEM 3.5 |
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YESUN LEE 3.0 |
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MSJE |
Mission San Jose Elementary |
9.5 |
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ALLYSON WONG 3.5 |
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NITYASRI KOTLA 3.0 |
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JOLENE P LIU 3.0 |
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LIVEO |
Live Oak |
7.0 |
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SRINITHI DODDAPANENI 4.0 |
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ASRITA YELISETTI 2.0 |
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Willa Beard 1.0 |
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MARK |
Mark Day School |
4.0 |
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AVERY HARRIES-JONES 3.0 |
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AMELIA KAILANI LEE 1.0 |
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RITECH |
River Islands Technology Academy |
2.5 |
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ROSALEIA TORRES 1.5 |
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MIA VILORIA 1.0 |
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MARIN |
Marin ES – Marin |
0.0 |
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FIANNA PAULINE MCCARTY-SNEAD 0.0 |
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TALLULAH ANTOINET MCCARTY-SNEAD 0.0 |
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Team Roster and Scores. SUSAN POLGAR FOUNDATION NATIONAL OPEN 2015: UNRATED 3-6
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Code |
Name |
Score |
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PALOV |
Palo Verde |
7.0 |
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ARNAV VYAS 5.0 |
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TEJAS THIYAGARAJAN 2.0 |
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COLLIN |
L.P. Collins ES – Cupertino |
4.0 |
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SAKET PRAMOD 2.0 |
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RIYA HARIYAPLAR 2.0 |
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Team Roster and Scores. SUSAN POLGAR FOUNDATION NATIONAL OPEN 2015: UNRATED K-2
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Code |
Name |
Score |
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MSJE |
Mission San Jose Elementary |
10.0 |
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ADARSH SWAMY 4.0 |
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DHRISHYANTH REDDY KARANGULA 3.5 |
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NISHANT SUDHAKAR 2.5 |
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COLLIN |
L.P. Collins ES – Cupertino |
5.5 |
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VIVEK KOMMU 3.5 |
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AJIT SARAVANAN 2.0 |
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TOWN |
TOWN SCHOOL |
5.0 |
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AIDAN MOSES 2.0 |
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BENJAMIN CHO 2.0 |
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TREY LARSEN 1.0 |
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SYNAPS |
Synapse |
1.5 |
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ELEANOR LOWE THOME 1.0 |
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SKYE CALEGARI-BUSTER 0.5 |
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May 16, 2012
Two Schools in Fremont, California won National Championships at the recent United States Chess Federation’s National Elementary (k-6) Championships in Nashville, Tennessee. Both Mission San Jose Elementary School and Weibel Elementary School have reputations of excellence in chess due to being the dominate teams at both state and national events. After their incredible results at the 2012 National Elementary (k-6) Championships, both teams seem determined to put Fremont, California on the map for being the city with the strongest scholastic chess clubs in the United States.
It was not an easy path for Weibel Elementary School at the 2012 National Elementary Chess Championships. In order to clinch the k-6 national championship, Weibel had to make a stunning comeback after being in fifth place with just one round to go. Head Coach Alan Kirshner informed his team that the only chance they had to win the national title was if all four members won their final round games. Team members Kevin Moy(National Chess Champion), Michael Wang, Anthony Zhou and Steven Li answered his call and did just that. In doing so, Weibel became the second school from California ever to win the National Elementary k-6 chess championship. The first school to do this, in 2009, was their rival Mission San Jose Elementary School.
Winning first place team chess trophies is a regular occurrence at Mission San Jose Elementary School. Having taken all the Team State Championship trophies possible at the Calchess State Championships, Mission San Jose Elementary headed out to Nashville Tennessee with another National Championship in mind. Head coach Joe Lonsdale knew his kids’ chances were good of bringing home another national championship but also was acutely aware of the many other strong teams present at the National Elementary Chess Championships. At the end of the weekend, his youngest players in the k-1 championship section proved themselves to be the big heroes of the chess club. Rishith Susarla won six of seven games and tied for third place. Rishith took home the fourth place trophy. Edwin Thomas won scored 5.5 points (five wins and a draw) and tied for 15th place. Amulya Harish, Annapoorni Meiyappan, and Kevin Pan each scored four points. By winning the k-1 national chess championship for the school, these young MSJE players have signaled to the other scholastic chess teams in California that Mission San Jose Elementary School’s supreme dynasty is likely to continue for years to come.
It is worth noting that players from both schools regularly attend camps and classes put on by the Torres Chess and Music Academy. For more information on our summer chess camps please visit www.FremontChess.com
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May 10, 2011
Mission San Jose Elementary School in Fremont, California has, for decades, fielded the most successful chess teams the Golden State has ever produced. Year after year, the relatively small public school’s chess club trains hundreds of students in the art of aggressive chess play. Those who excel at the club are invited to participate in the more exclusive Monday night team meetings. There, as he has done since the 1980’s, Head Coach Joe Lonsdale uses his demo board to show practical examples of masterful chess games played by the great masters of the 19’th century as well as recent gems played by the young Mission San Jose Elementary chess players. After the lesson, students are paired into a stepladder tournament and compete using clocks while notating their moves. Every week, almost every game played gets analysed by Joe Lonsdale, Richard Shorman, Chris Torres or a graduate of the chess team. Joe’s labor of love has created a chess team that has an unrivaled success rate at major chess tournaments and a team jersey that can barely fit all the state chess titles the school has won.
Mission San Jose Elementary School has also fares well at the national level despite the fact that the USCF National Elementary Chess Championships are rarely held on the west coast. In 2009, Mission San Jose Elementary School became the first school from California to ever win the National Elementary Chess Champion Title. The following year, the Mission San Jose Elementary School team placed second in the K-1 Championship Section, tied for fourth place in the K-3 Championship Section, finished third in the K-5 Championship Section and placed 9th in the K-6 Championship section. In 2011, we even did better! Mission San Jose Elementary School placed second in the k-6 Championship Section, fourth in the k-5 Championship Section, fourth in the k-3 Championship Section and third in the k-1 Championship section. According to a long bearded USCF representative I road back to the airport with, this is the best overall achievement of any school in the history of the USCF National Elementary Chess Championships.
Of course, as hard as us coaches work, it is the players who deserve the credit and recognition. Sixth grader Arman Kalyanpur was our team leader scoring an impressive 5.5/7. Fifth Grader Alvin Kong achieved a score of 4.5/7. Sixth Grader Erik Wong also scored well with 4/7. Our fourth member of the k-6 Championship Section was Alex Yin who completed the tournament with 3.5/7.
Our k-5 team was led by fourth grader Amit Sant with a score of 5/7. Fifth graders Steven Li and Shalin Shah who both finished with an impressive 4.5/7. Another fifth grader, Eric Zhu, managed to score 4/7. Fifth Grader Sayan Das scored 3.5/7.
Our k-3 team was led by second grader John Andrew Chan who finished with 5/7. Next came second grader Mihir Bhuptani and third grader Ojas Arun who both scored 4/7. Second grader Alvin Zhang had a strong showing with 3.5/7. Second Grader Luke Zhao, who had the flu, finished with 3/7. Edward Liu, who attended his first Nationals, finished with 2.5/7.
The MSJE k-1 team’s top scorer was kindergartener Rishith Susarla with and impressive 5/7. Next came first graders Chenyi Zhao and Soorya Kuppam with a score of 4.5/7. First Grader Jeffrey Liu managed to score 4/7. The quickly improving Kindergartener Amulya Harish finished with 2.5/7.
And to the MSJE Chess Team…
It was a real pleasure to watch all of you achieve such great success in the most prestigious tournament of the year. As your chess coach, I am very grateful to have shared so many memorable moments with you during the 2010-2011 school years. Congratulations!
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April 28, 2011
The 2011 Fremont Summer Chess Camp at Mission San Jose Elementary School offers students from around the Bay Area an opportunity to train with the players and coaches of the Mission San Jose Elementary School chess team. Our chess team has had unrivaled success at State Championship events and in 2009 became the first California school to ever win the National Elementary Chess Championship. At the 2010 Calchess Grade Level Chess Championship the team from Mission San Jose Elementary School won first place in five out of the six grades that we were eligible to compete in. The Mission San Jose Elementary Chess Team also dominated at the 2011 Calchess Scholastic Chess Championships by placing first in two of the three sections we participated in. Make the right move by signing your child up for the 2011 Fremont Summer Chess Camp at Mission San Jose Elementary School.
Don’t be fooled by imposters. There is only one summer chess camp managed by the chess coaches from Mission San Jose Elementary School. Visit ChessAndMusic.com to reserve a spot for your child.
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