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After 3 nights of the Freebird Trophy,  Alan Winfield, with 11 points, has a slight edge on David Paul (10 points). Still room for possibilities with 3 nights more play to flow under the bridge.

Strong play by David Paul propels him well in front of the Blitz competition—with one more round to go it will be hard to catch him—full results below. It was good to see Earl Roberts back at the Club after a long sabbatical of 11 years-.
Next week we start the Freebird Trophy—10 minutes plus 5 second add-on timeframe.

Play in the John Kingston Memorial Trophy is over. Congratulations goes out to Ross Jackson, winner of this Trophy — final results below.

 123456TOTAL123456TOTALTOTAL
ROSS JACKSON10.5110.50.54.511101159.5
ALAN WINFIELD10.511014.510101148.5
GUY BURNS0.51101 3.500.511114.58
DAVID PAUL1101104100.5100.537
GORDON LYALL10.51 0.5141100.5  2.56.5
ALISTAIR MCGOWAN1000.510.5310.50.5100.53.56.5
JOHN WHIBLEY010.5 113.501010025.5
SEAN DOYLE0.510 102.500.5   11.54
RICK LOWE0.51 0012.501001024.5
ROSE KINGSTON010.50001.500010012.5
SAVANNAH EDWARDS      010.5  102.52.5
NATALIE BOWLES000.5 011.5      01.5

Next week we play the third series of our Blitz competition.

A strong win by Ross Jackson over David Paul, propels Ross into a one point lead (with one round to go) for the John Kingston Memorial. Alan Winfield is one point behind and has a chance of tying with Ross.

Good wins by Alastair McGowan and Guy Burns have muddied the waters. With two rounds to go, Ross Jackson has 3 players within cooee of catching his lead of one point.

In an exciting finish, Ross Jackson finished Gordon Lyall to cement his lead in the John Kingston Memorial Trophy

The 2nd round of the John Kingston Memorial Trophy is well underway with Ross Jackson slowly sliding ahead.

David Paul takes out the second series of Blitz.
Next we play the John Kingston Memorial Trophy—55 minutes plus a 5 second add-on.

After 16 games of combative chess, congratulations to David Paul who wins the Leo Eichholtz Trophy.
Full detailed results here.
Next we play Blitz—3 minutes plus a 5 second add-on.

With only two rounds to go in the Leo Eichholtz Trophy, David Paul leads by a smidgeon—half a point ahead of Alan Winfield. Detailed results here.