UK Tournament Result

Open Section

Top 8 players selected. All games even.

Age group categories determined by knockout system.
This included an extra game in which 53 Hetty Boardman-Weston beat 43 Wilson Hau.
Team trophies decided by head to head matches.

The bar was at 1d. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.

Played at Woosehill Community Hall in Wokingham.

The bar was at 3d. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.

At Hitachi, Maidenhead

The draw was done using a pre-determined grid system. Unfortunately there were not 15 players but 14, so some games were played one-on-one. Otherwise all players played once singly and twice in a pair, each game being with different people. All games were played on handicap based on difference between single’s grade and mean of the pair’s grades (halves rounded stronger).

Round 1

Daniel Debksi (10 kyu) beat Chuweng Teng (30 kyu) and Edwina Lee (4 kyu), giving 13 stones

Jonathan Englefield (8 kyu) and France Ellul (4 kyu) beat Paul Blockley (13 kyu), giving 7 stones

Ed Blockley (2 kyu) beat Xinyi Lu (9 kyu) and David Hall (6 kyu), giving 5 stones

Tony Pitchford (7 kyu) beat Nick Wedd (2 kyu) and Neil Cleverly (8 kyu), taking 2 stones

Kaishu Hirahara (5 dan) beat Francis Roads (4 dan), even game

Held in Swindon

The bar was at 4d. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.

This was a Swiss tournament, held at the Odd Fellows' Hall, Leamington Spa.

Played at the University Centre in Cambridge.

The bar was at 3d. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.

Note: Peter Allen played two games in Round 1.

Held at King Edward VI School, Aston, Birmingham

The 2005 Youth Championships had a record 73 competitors aged from 7 to 18, with strengths from 1-dan to 35-kyu.