Non-current Tournaments: All Winners

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Title	Description	Past Winners and Results
KGS Sunjang Baduk	Online event on KGS played with Korean set-up stones.	2007 Roy-Andre Kirkebo
Korean Ambassador's Cup	A one off event supported by the Korean Ambassador.	2007 Bei Ge
Leamington	See Coventry	See Coventry
Leicester	Three round McMahon. Was replaced by the East Midlands, also held in Leicester.	2004 Zixin Wu 2003 Simon Shiu 2002 Tim Hunt 2001 Simon Shiu 1999, 2000 Des Cann 1997, 1998 Matthew Macfadyen 1996 Des Cann 1995 Matthew Macfadyen 1994 Simon Shiu 1993 Des Cann 1992 John Power 1990, 1991 Des Cann 1989 Adam Pirani 1988 Piers Shepperson 1987 T Mark Hall 1986 J-Y Lee 1985 Brian Chandler 1984 C Lee 1982, 1983 Quentin Mills 1980 Jim Barty 1979 Terry Stacey 1978 Adam Pirani 1976 Mark Hollings (Handicap Tournament)
Letchworth	A tournament held in Letchworth, Hertfordshire.	2004 Andrew Jones 2003 Alistair Wall 2002 David Ward
Letchworth Garden City Rapid Play	A rapid-play tournament held in Letchworth, Hertfordshire.	2014 Tim Hunt
Liverpool	A tournament in Liverpool with handicap group for lower players.	2005 Qi Chen
Liverpool Handicap	A handicap tournament in Liverpool with separate group for higher players.	2005 George Leach
London (Miscellaneous)	Various events held in London mainly at the IVC/CLGC.	1989 (CLGC Handicap) Alex Rix 1988 (CLGC Handicap) Francis Roads 1986 (Not the Challenger’s) Mark Cumper 1985 (Not the Challenger’s) Peter Bell 1984 (IVC Tournament) Terry Stacey 1984 (Not the Challenger’s) Andy Finch 1983 (CLGC Tournament) Fuji 1983 (Not the Candidates’) Bill Brakes 1982 (CLGC Tournament) Terry Stacey 1982 (Not the Challenger’s) Mark Cumper 1981 (IVC Tournament) Matthew Macfadyen 1981 (Not the European) Jim Barty 1981 (St Valentine’s) Terry Stacey & Gary Roberts
London City	A 3 round McMahon, held in the City of London.	2012 Andrew Kay
London Go Centre	Event held at the original London Go Centre between 1976 and 1978. New London Go Centre opened in 2018 with Opening Tournament.	2018 Daniel Hu 1978 Jim Bates 1977 A. Ito 1976 Y. Ohtsuka / S. Godfrey
London International Teams	This is a once or twice yearly team match held in London, where teams compete for a trophy donated by Yukata Kobayashi. In some recent years there has also been a second division of teams (winners shown in brackets below). Nov 2017 match was cancelled. In 2018, the autumn event was at the London Go Centre, same weekend as T Mark Hall Rapid Play. In 2019 it was moved to November.	Autumn 2019 Wanstead A Autumn 2018 Team China Spring 2017 team daydream Autumn 2016 Wanstead Autumn 2015 North London A Autumn 2014 North London Spring 2014 North London (South London) Autumn 2013 Oriental Spring 2013 Cambridge (South London) Autumn 2012 Cambridge (South London) Spring 2012 Nippon (South London) Autumn 2011 China A (South London) Spring 2011 Nippon Club (St. Albans) Autumn 2010 Nippon Club (St. Albans) Spring 2010 Orientals Autumn 2009 China Spring 2009 Cambridge Autumn 2008 Chinese Spring 2008 China - Central London Autumn 2007 Nippon Club Spring 2006, Autumn 2006, Spring 2007 Central London Autumn 2005 Central London and Wanstead = Spring 2005 Central London Autumn 2004 Nippon Club Spring 2004 Out of Town Autumn 2003 Korea Spring 2003 Oriental Spring 2002, Autumn 2002 Cambridge Autumn 2001 Cambridge and London = Spring 2001 Reading Spring 2000, Autumn 2000 Cambridge Autumn 1999 Central London Spring 1999 Korea-China Autumn 1998 Nippon Club Spring 1997, Autumn 1997, Spring 1998 Cambridge Autumn 1996 Reading Spring 1996 Central London Autumn 1995 Nippon Club Spring 1994, Autumn 1994, Spring 1995 Central London Autumn 1993 London University Spring 1993 Nippon Club Winter 1992 Central London Summer 1992 Nippon Club
London New Year Rapid	An extra one-day tournament held adjacent to the London Open.	1993 Matthew Cocke / Zhang, Shutai 1991 Zhang, Shutai 1990 Zhang, Shutai
London Self-Paired	Held as part of the Kyu Players weekend over the first May Bank Holiday.	2019 Richard Wheeldon
LSE	London School of Economics	2005 Yun He
Maidenhead-Hitachi	A 3-round McMahon tournament sponsored by and held at Hitachi Europe's headquarters. Time limit 60 minutes with increasing overtime (10/5, 20/5 etc) until 2019. Fischer time in 2020. Free buffet lunch available. Registration by 9:45. Prize giving by 19:00. It was called the Furze Platt Tournament until 2010. 2020 was the last as Hitachi moved away.	2020 Peikai Xue 2019 Chao Zhang 2018 Tim Hunt 2017 Andrew Simons 2016 Andrew Simons 2015 Charles Hibbert 2014 Toby Manning 2013 Matthew Cocke 2012 Chu Lu 2011 Andrew Simons 2010 Jon Diamond 2009 Du Qing 2008 Jaeup Kim 2007 Bei Ge 2006 Piers Shepperson 2003, 2004, 2005 Li Shen 2000, 2001, 2002 Seong-June Kim 1999 C.S. Park 1997, 1998 T Mark Hall 1996 Harold Lee 1995 T Mark Hall 1994 Matthew Macfadyen 1993 Shun Nagano 1992 Jim Clare
Manchester Summer	3-round McMahon tournament. 40 minutes time limit, then accelerating overtime of 20 stones in 5 minutes, increasing by 20 stones each period (so, 20 in 5 mins, then 40, 60, 80 and so on). Komi is 7 stones, so drawn games are allowed. Prizes for 2.5 or 3 wins. Inaugural event in 2018. Not held in 2019/2020. It's called 'Manchester Summer' as it's deliberately held in the Summer Term, so that N-W students have a local tournament that they can attend, that term. Free coffee, tea and biscuits. Bringing a packed lunch would be best. There are local shops, but the nominal lunch-period is just 40 minutes (much less if 2 long-thinkers play each other). Costs: Note that "BGA member" here means "member of one's national Go association" £8 BGA member & no concession £5 BGA member with concession £11 non-member £8 non-member with concession £3 non-member & playing their first-ever EGD tournament Free: BGA member & playing their first-ever EGD tournament Registration: 9:30 - 10:00. Prizegiving 4:30. Provisional Timings: Round 1 ... 10:30 Lunch ... 12:00 Round 2 ... 12:40 Round 3 ... 14:40 Prizes at ... 16:30 Vacate ... 16:55	2018 Alistair Wall
May 2020 Online Tournament	Held 8-10 May 2020. 1 game per day (3 rounds). Time limits: Fischer Time: 40 mins + 10 sec/move	2020 Zherui Xu
Milton Keynes	Originally held in a hall in Wolverton, the Milton Keynes Tournament has made its home at the Open University. Various different buildings on the campus have been used. It is a 3 round McMahon. Registration by 10:15. Prize-giving 18:30	2016 Jitka Bartova 2014, 2015 Alistair Wall 2013 Bruno Poltronieri 2011, 2012 Andrew Simons 2010 Mathieu Delli-Zotti 2009 Matthew Macfadyen 2008 David Ward 2007 Shaoyou Ouyang 2006 Alex Selby 2005 Bei Ge 2004 Alex Rix 2003 Lei Chen 2002 Min Yang 2000 John Rickard 1999 Young Kim 1998 Des Cann 1997 Simon Shiu 1996 T Mark Hall 1995 Matthew Macfadyen 1994 Edmund Shaw 1993 Young Kim / Des Cann / Harold Lee / Francis Roads 1992 Des Cann 1991 Edmund Shaw 1990 Matthew Macfadyen 1989 Matthew Macfadyen / Edmund Shaw
MSO 9x9 Junior or Beginners	An event at the Mind Sports Olympiad.	2006 Nicholas Calderwood 2001 Bruce Birchall 1999 Frank Prager 1998 Ezra Luttoni