Non-Current Tournaments: Last Title Holder

Tournament	Current Champion	Descripton
Scottish Open	Peikai Xue	The first two events, a one-day and a two-day event, were called the Edinburgh Tournament, but are counted as editions of the two-day Scottish Open. After several years in Edinburgh, it moved to Glasgow, before moving via Aberdeen to Dundee. There was no event in 2002 because of the British Go Congress in Edinburgh. From 2013 it returned to Glasgow and 2017 back to Edinburgh. 2019 was ran as a Swiss Sytem event in Rutherglen. 2020 was to return to Dundee, 8-9 August, but is cancelled. It may get rescheduled/relocated later in the year. Registration Saturday 09:45. Prize Giving by 19:00 Sunday.
Shropshire	Bruno Poltronieri	When Brian Timmins moved from Cheshire to Shropshire he started the Shrewsbury Tournament, it being held in the riverside Gateway Centre. It has since had a couple of changes of organiser and has now become the Shropshire Tournament, held in the Memorial Hall in Hinstock. Includes a mystery problem set with associated brief teaching session. Homemade lunches available and post-tournament dinner locally. Registration by 10:20.
Skye	Matthew Reid	This is held alternate years in the Tongadale Hotel in Portree, Isle of Skye. It is a 6 round McMahon, held over a weekend in March. Small board event Friday evening.
South Coast Handicap	Tony Atkins	A one-off handicap event held near Bournemouth.
South London	Alistair Wall	A tournament held near Clapham Junction.
South London Kyu Players	Alison Bexfield	In the main tournament in 2013 students were split into three groups, each of which played a Swiss tournament with handicap equal to grade difference. In 2015 it was a single Swiss group. In the side tournament the teachers all play each other, together with any other dan players present, in a round-robin tournament with all games even. Was held in West London in 2015.
South Manchester	Yangran Zhang	Two tournaments: 3 rounds McMahon (time limit 50 minutes with increasing overtime) for 15k and above; 6 rounds fast play (time limit 30 minutes, sudden death) for 21k and below. Those 16k to 20k can choose which to enter. Will not be held in March 2019.
Thames Valley Team Trophy	Wanstead	A team event for clubs located in the tideless part of the Thames Valley. It was a League until 1993 and has been a one day tournament on Easter Monday since then (often known by lots of Ts, eg TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT). Note the Broken Go Stone Trophy is not the original broken stone as it got broken. 2013 awarded on team result at Bracknell Tournament.
Three Counties	Harold Lee	A one-off tournament near where Berkshire, Hampshire and Surrey meet.
Triangle	Paul Blockley	Tournament where two players play one (held alongside European Pair Go).
Trigantius Novices	Ryan Zhang
Wanstead	Matthew Macfadyen	Early events known as the Woodford tournament. Variously 3 or 4 rounds. The 1972 event was a handicap tournament. It ceased in 2010
Weak Knee Dans Grand Prix	Alan Thornton	Grand Prix for the 2d (ni dan) who lost the most games during the year.
West Surrey Handicap	Malcolm Hagan	Four round handicap tournament. Replaced the Black Bull Handicap and was the RTP Handicap from 1987 to 1989. It ceased in 2011.
Women's Weekend	Helen Harvey	Played during the sometimes held Women's Training Weekend. The trophy is the Eva Wilson Go Ban.
Women's World Qualifier	Alison Jones	This tournament was formerly held primarily to select a British entry for the World Women’s Amateur Go Tournament.
Woodford		See Wanstead
York	John Smith	Held at York University.
Youth Small Board		One-off event in 1999, held alongside the Wanstead Tournament.