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Uniparts Senior Chess championship qualifiers…Anybody’s game as chess players go into final round close battle
Frankie Farley registered an upset victory over frontrunner, Maria Thomas, and now joins the frontrunners battling for honours when the 5th round of the UNIPARTS Senior Chess Championship Qualifiers ended at the KEI-SHAR’S Sports Club, Thursday November 1 last.
Farley is now bundled with Kriskal Persaud, Loris Nathoo and Glenford Corlette, with four points apiece while Thomas remains on 3 ½ points.
Frankie Farley (left) is all concentration in his winning effort against Loris Nathoo
The players convene at the same venue for the final two rounds tomorrow morning when the overall winner and top seven performers to compete for the 2012 senior championship to be contested shortly.
The other scores read: Shiv Nandalall and Anthony Drayton (3 apiece), Haatram Parbat and Roberto Neto (2 ½), Craig Sylvester, Errol Tiwari, Alexander Duncan and Chino Chung 2 each) while two other players have recorded less than 2 points. The tournament is being conducted by the Guyana Chess Federation to give the top seven players an opportunity to enter the 2012 National Senior Championship and challenge reigning senior champion Taffin Khan.
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