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Event was a seeded knockout, with rounds played at the players' convenience once a month from February to October with a final on 4th December.

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

Prizes were awarded to the top player in eight divisions (4d-1d, 1k-3k, 4k-6k, 6k-9k, 10k-12k, 13k-18k, 17k-20k, 21k-26k).

Prizes were awarded to the top player in six divisions (2d-1d, 1k-4k, 5k-7k, 8k-11k, 12k-16k, 17k-26k).

Prizes were awarded to the top player in six divisions (3d-1k, 2k-4k, 5k-7k, 8k-10k, 11k-14k, 15k-25k).

Prizes were awarded to the top player in eight divisions (4d-1d, 1k-3k, 4k-6k, 8k-9k, 10k-11k, 12k-14k, 15k-18k, 19k-25k).

The first Wessex Go Tournament was held at Marlborough Town Hall.
Prizes were awarded to the top player in three divisions (1d-6k, 7k-10k, 12k-22k).

This was the first Cambridge Go Tournament - nowadays known as the Trigantius - and was played in the Wordsworth Room in St. John's College. Entry fee was 30p (club members 10p).

The bar was at 2d. Handicap games are in red.

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

The bar was originally at 4d, but following grade amendments this has been reset to 1d.
Handicap and no-komi games are in red.