1996-97 Preliminary Rounds

Northern Schools Chess League 1996-97 High School/Junior High Division Finals
Place	Team	1/11/97						Rounds Won	Games Won
		Round 1		Round 2		Round 3
Large High School Bracket
1	St. Michaels High School	D 2		W 4		W 3		2.5	12.5
		0.5	3	1.5	9	2.5	12.5
2	United World College "A"	D 1		L 3		W 4		1.5	9.5
		0.5	3	0.5	5.5	1.5	9.5
3	Los Alamos High School "A"	D 4		W 2		L 1		1.5	9
		0.5	3	1.5	6.5	1.5	9
4	Wagon Mound High School	D 3		L 1		L 2		0.5	5
		0.5	3	0.5	3	0.5	5
Small High School Bracket
1	Los Alamos Homeschoolers	W 3		W 2		W 4		3	13.5
		1	5	2	9.5	3	13.5
2	Santa Fe Prep	W 4		L 1		D 3		1.5	9.5
		1	5	1	6.5	1.5	9.5
3	Dulce High School	L 1		W 4		D 2		1.5	8
		0	1	1	5	1.5	8
4	Los Alamos High School "B"	L 2		L 3		L 1		0	5
		0	1	0	3	0	5
Junior High School Bracket
1	Los Alamos Middle School	W 3		W 4		W 2		3	15.5
		1	6	2	11.5	3	15.5
2	Taos Junior High	W 4		W 3		L 1		2	13
		1	6	2	11	2	13
3	St. Michaels Junior High "A"	L 1		L 2		W 4		1	8
		0	2	0	3	1	8
4	House Team	L 2		L 1		L 3		0	1.5
		0	0	0	0.5	0	1.5
Consolation Bracket
1	United World College "B"	D 2		W 4		W 3		2.5	12
		0.5	3	1.5	8	2.5	12
2	St. Michaels Junior High "B"	D 1		D 3		W 4		2	10
		0.5	3	1	6	2	10
3	St Catherine Indian School	W 4		D 2		L 1		1.5	9
		1	4	1.5	7	1.5	9
4	Dulce Junior High	L 3		L 1		L 2		0	4
		0	2	0	2	0	4

In the first round of the Junior High School Bracket, Los Alamos Middle School and St. Michaels Junior High "A" played eight players each. In the second round of the Consolation Bracket between United World College "B" and Dulce Junior High, only five game points were awarded.

In the Cosolation Bracket, the United World College "B" team won the Top High School Trophy and the St. Michaels Junior High "B" team won the Top Junior High Trophy.

Key R   Opp M G Result: W - Win L - Loss D - Draw B - Full point bye H - Half point bye F - Forfeit Cumulative Match Score: Each round matches teams comprised of at least six players ranked according to ability, with first boards playing first boards, second playing second, etc. The team that wins the majority of games, wins the match. Cumulative Game Score: There are generally six games played--and so six game points scored--in each match. If both teams agree, additional players can be paired.

Last modified: January 15, 1997

Chess Pages
Jeff Dunning
nmchess@comcast.net