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04/22/2018:
Prize winners at the Hurvitz Cup
Prize winners at the Hurvitz Cup, the Massachusetts scholastic team championship, held April 22nd in Marlborough.
Grades 9-12 Section
1st Buckingham, Browne & Nichols (Cambridge) (Karthik Padmanabhan, Samuel Gloss, Spencer Solit, Matthew Keating) 3.5-0.5
2nd-3rd Newton North High School (Alex Fauman, David McCabe, Gershon Gilman, Andrew Trias, Flynn Zhi),
Brookline High School (Tianye Zhang, Saam Rasool, Xinjie (Jerry) Chen, Jake Boyd) 3-1
Top Booster Team (U1200/Unr) Commonwealth High School (Evan Meyer, Max Sunog, Jonah Boardman, Siddharth Simon),
Malden Catholic High School (Yiqi Yan, Ryan Donnelly, Zhipeng Chen, Ryan Keleti),
Malden Catholic JV A (Harrison Jumper, Andrew Scacchi, Thomas Veeramani, Anthony Laurenza),
Boston Latin School Team 2 (Huy Nguyen, Jerry Han, Austin Wang, Eric Wang) 2-2
Medals: Henry Liu (Boston Latin School Team 1), Andrew The (Lexington High School), Kevin Qi (Boston Latin School Team 1).
Grades 6-8 Section
1st F. A. Day Middle School (Newton) (Benjamin Fauman, Duncan Naylor, Dominic Iafrate, Desmond FitzGerald-Lara) 4-0
2nd Luther Conant Elementary (Acton) (Prachi Dayal, Prakul Saxena, Curtis Ying, Rohil Saxena) 3-1
3rd RJ Grey (Mathnasium) (Acton) (Arul Mazumder, Anish Mudide, Nikhil Thimma, Yash Prabhu) 2.5-1.5
Top Booster Team (U300/Unr) Blanchard Middle School Team 1 (Sanjay Sivakumar, Hemanth Vadlamani, Benjamin Rosenthal, Vaibhav Singh) 2-2
Medal: Jack Tompros (The Learning Project "Foygel").
Grades K-5 Section
1st Fiske Elementary (Lexington) (Benjamin Yin, Lydia Shen, Emerson Walker, Eugene Wang) 4-0
2nd-3rd Luther Conant Elementary (Acton) (Kevin Li, Adithya Sharma, Eric Li, Aprameya Tirupati),
Bishop Elementary (Arlington) (Y Owen Li, Y Luke Li, Miles Rosenberg, Yasha Vasilyev) 3-1
Top Booster Team (U300/Unr) (Dhruva Iyer, Avanish Gowrishankar, Sharva Ranade, Nithin Vijay),
Conant Team 1 (Mathnasium) (Acton) (Prateek Kalusani, Imad Aboo, Wahid Liyakath, Roshan Thimma) 2-2
Medals: Charles Derkazarian (Carlisle), Lena Ishil (BB&N), Anish Sankar (Sprague), Emil Cosic (Carlisle), Mira Fein (Mason Rice),
Jesse Dahlberg (Carisle), Teodoro Rivera-Wills (Fessenden), Ethan Miner (BB&N), James Swarc (Nixon 1),
Arjun Mandloi (Conant Team 2, Mathnasium), Prateek Kalusani (Conant Team 1, Mathnasium)
Grades K-3 Section
1st Cottage School (Sharon) (Siddharth Kurup, Avaneesh Mohan, Arjun Singhania, Raymond Vasile) 4-0
2nd The Learning Project "McCord" (Wellesley) (Paul Tompros, Sam Parsi, Olivia Minn, Milan Kapasi) 3-1
3rd Bridge Elementary (Lexington) (Marcus Liu, Neel Hosamani, Arnab Dasgupta, Krish Kapoor) 2.5-1.5
Top Booster Team (U300/Unr) Gates (Mathnasium) (Acton) (Atharv Byrava, Gregory Kozlov, Shreyan Mazumder, Mihir Vidhate, Arjun Senani),
Nixon Team 3 (Sudbury) (Peter Zhou, Roger Zhou, Victor Enache, Alexander Solen, Tyler Lin) 2.5-1.5
Medals: Ayaan Nallicheri (BB&N), Kiran Weerapana (Sprague), Noah Cho (Sprague), Thomsas Zhang (Carlisle),
Kolby Sahin (Tenacre Day School Team B)
Medals were awarded to players scoring three or more points who did not win a trophy, and to players on teams which
tied for Top Booster Team in each section.
Teams tied for a prize are listed in tiebreak order. Players on a team are listed in board order.
The tournament was directed by Bob Messenger, Nicholas Sterling, Nathan Smolensky, Dima Barash, and Steve Frymer.
Bob Messenger
Chief TD
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04/21/2018:
Hurvitz Cup Adv. Entries
Hurvitz Cup Adv. Entry List: https://goo.gl/XRSbo4
- 3rd post: as of 04/21/18 06:18PM
- 2nd post: as of 04/20/18 03:38 PM
- 1st post: as of 04/19/18 08:17 PM
Tiffany Wang
MACA Webmaster
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04/15/2018:
Prize winners at the 28th Massachusetts G/60 Championship
Prize winners at the 28th Massachusetts G/60 Championship, held April 15th in Marlborough, Mass.
Open Section
1st FM Nathan Solon 4-0
2nd Lawyer Times 3.5-0.5
Top Under 2400 FM Carissa Yip, Samuel He 3-1
Top Under 2200 Alan Song 3-1
Under 2000 Section
1st-2nd Neil Cousin, Edward Astrachan 3.5-0.5
Under 1800 Section
1st Shravani Patil 3.5-0.5
Equal 2nd Ralph McNeilage, Paul Baginski, David Martin, Adithya Sharma, Saanvi Tiruveedhula
Under 1600 Section
1st Eduardo Saldana 4-0
2nd Oliver Spohngellert 3.5-0.5
Under 1400 Section
1st Lisa DeBenedictis 3.5-0.5
Equal 2nd Henry Han, Kurt Amber 3-1
Under 1200 Section
1st Srijan Makkena 4-0
Equal 2nd Mariano Rivera 3.5-0.5
Equal 2nd / Top Under 1000 Jasper Xu 3.5-0.5
The tournament was directed by Bob Messenger, Nicholas Sterling, Oleg Poliannikov, Dmitry Barash, Nathan Smolensky, and Steve Frymer.
Bob Messenger
Chief TD
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04/14/2018:
FINAL Adv. Entry List for 28th G/60 Championship
FINAL Adv. Entries for 28th G/60 Championship (as of 04/14 12:47 PM): https://goo.gl/qf5V93
Tiffany Wang
MACA Webmaster
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04/12/2018:
Advanced Entry List for 28th G/60 Championship
Advanced Entries for 28th G/60 Championship (as of 04/12 4:56 PM) are posted here.
Tiffany Wang
MACA Webmaster
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04/2/2018:
Yue Huang wins MACA 2018 Girls Championship
Yue Huang won 2018 Girls Championship with 3.5 points out of 4 and qualified for the National Girls Championship. Suhavi Tiruveedhula won the U1000 section with a perfect score of 4 out of 4. Congratulations both!
Open section
1. Yue Huang
2. Tianna Wang
3. Sandra Shur
U1000
1. Suhavi Tiruveedhula
2. Raeann Zhou
Oleg V. Poliannikov
MACA Promotions Committee Chair
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03/20/2018:
2018 MACA Election - Candidate Statements
2018 MACA Election - Candidate Statements
Nathan Smolensky, candidate for President (incumbent):
The year behind us was a tremendous one for MACA. The Chess for Early Educators initiative launched several pilots – during the day! – at Somerville public school. Our scholastic program, shepherded by a growing number of committed and capable volunteers, expanded its tournament offerings and broke attendance records for its signature events. Our board took an important step in ending an untenable and ineffective player support program, paving the way for something more powerful and impactful in the future.
The list goes on. But our work as an organization, and my own work as its president, is far from over. Five years into my tenure, I can say with confidence that the board I just served with is the best that I have had so far, and its accomplishments the finest of any year since my first election. But with many of our most productive volunteers returning, and exciting possible additions in active scholastic parents Mr. Yip and Mr. Liu, the coming year promises to be even greater.
MACA is about doing good through chess in our commonwealth, and there is an incredible amount of good that chess can do, from prisons to schools to tournament halls.
So let’s do it.
John Sadoff, candidate for Vice-President (incumbent):
I'm once again running for Vice President of MACA. As Vice-President for the past 4 years, I have worked closely with the board to build an early education chess program. As a result of these efforts, we have several pilot chess programs around the Massachusetts area. We are currently training early educators how to teach chess to their young students. As a teacher, chess player and tutor, I bring with me over 20 years of chess education experience. I'm looking forward to continuing to work with the Board and each of you to build upon the success of these chess programs and introduce more young students to the wonders of chess. I thank you, in advance for your support.
Stephen Dann, candidate for Vice-President:
Dear potential voter,
The seven times I served as MSCA/MACA president over 30 years I had different VP's. Everyone stagnates over time in the same position. The VP has the least formal duties, should help wherever needed, with vision, leadership and grace. MACA now has bountiful assets--just needs more volunteers to support future visions.
In the 33 years I was a board member and officer, I attended 95% of the once monthly board meetings, no matter the weather or location and came prepared to discuss MACA's business at 250 meetings across the state.
I not only founded Chess Horizons in 1969 when just 18, but worked with and helped mentor dozens of chess journalists in a variety of roles to improve communications (my 50-year career outside of chess). In addition, I wrote 2,000 chess news columns during 40 years for the Worcester Sunday Telegram--hundreds still available online with tactical puzzles.
My LinkedIn.com growing network of 8,700+ now includes 2,800+ chess educators, organizers and hobbyists, but now many more librarians, school teachers, principals and school superintendents in New England.
Please help me find a positive & productive chess role in my disability retirement.
Paul Arond, candidate for Director (incumbent):
If elected, I will continue to work in support of all things chess in Massachusetts. As a Director for the past three years, I have attended every MACA board meeting and provided support for tournament activities, banking reports, and elections. Chess is a great and growing sport and I support all outreach that broadens and diversifies the chess community. I urge all MACA members to exercise their right to vote.
Jeffrey Caruso, candidate for Director (incumbent):
As chairperson of the Elections Commission, I've worked for you over the last three elections to ensure solid governance, transparency, service, and absolute fairness. The successful move last year to the ElectionRunner.com voting platform is an example of my dedication to continued improvement. Born in Massachusetts, a local player and tournament director, I want to continue to serve you. Please give me your vote.
Dmitry Barash, candidate for Director (incumbent):
I’m chess player (2300), parent (Anton Barash is one of top kids in MA chess), tutor (teaching kids for 30 years), director, sponsor, Head of Scholastic Committee, and Board member.
After my four years on MACA board I’m glad to see increased interest in scholastic chess, higher level of play by top kids, and increased number of kids playing chess (see statistics page on my site).
Steve Frymer, candidate for Director (incumbent):
50 years working for MACA, as prez, vice prez, treasurer, clerk and director. Several committees including scholastic, tournament, elections and budget, and one person committees in living memorial chess fund and prison chess.
Currently focused on prison chess and living memorial chess fund priorities.
Oleg Poliannikov, candidate for Director (incumbent):
Since I was elected to the Board, I helped direct tournaments and worked on promoting MACA events. I am also co-organizing a new tournament for beginners in May. Attendance of MACA tournaments has markedly improved, and we are now coordinating major events with organizers from NH and RI. My focus in the upcoming year will be on improving the tournament schedule, and on helping design a program to support player development. Players of all levels should have tournaments for their level and means to improve their skills. Thank you for your support.
Robert E. King, candidate for Director:
It is important to vote for those that have a history of MACA service, in particular my past service as director and president make me uniquely qualified to be beneficial for MACA. I have had a great history of promoting my hobbies, and I know a lot more needs to be done in the future as I am continuing with my plans. I am working on a couple of books, including a chess book. I have been taking on the on-line chess world and those games are being compiled for the book.
Jiayun Liu, candidate for Director:
The reason I want to join and serve the board of MACA is that I want to promote chess among girls. From the experience of the Go community, we know that when mothers play go, their kids are much more likely to learn this game. Similar statistics should be translated into chess community. However, in many cultures, girls are not considered to be good at chess or any strategy / calculation related games. Though this stereotype has been gradually proven wrong, we need to motivate more girls to play by providing them more opportunities to excel at chess.
Robb Stewart, candidate for Director:
My interest in joining MACA's Board of Directors will serve three goals:
- To leverage my overall experience and connections as a lifelong Massachusetts resident and chess player with 30+ years playing experience;
- To bring insights to the Board from my roles as chess tutor and coach, school program director, and scholastic and club tournament director;
- To share my qualifications as a business professional with strong communication skills, leadership qualities, financial acumen and well-rounded organizational
skills.
I ask all voting members their consideration of my skills when selecting their options.
Percy Yip, candidate for Director:
As a chess parent, I know what it takes to attract the parents and kids playing chess. I want to help MACA organize more tournaments that will provide a better experience for the parents and the kids. In addition, I feel that we don’t have enough chess promotion activities or publicity to attract school kids, or prevent chess kids from quitting. I plan to submit articles to USCF regarding our tournament results so more people will recognize the achievements of our chess players. I am running for the board of directors and thank you for your support.
Oleg V. Poliannikov
MACA Web Coordinator
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03/18/2018:
Prize winners at the Barry S. Spiegel Cup
Prize winners at the Barry S. Spiegel Cup, held March 18th in Marlborough, Mass.
High School Section
1st-2nd FM Carissa Yip (playoff winner), Michael Isakov 3.5-0.5
3rd-6th Brandon Wu, Zubin Baliga, Eric Feng, Karthik Padmanabhan 3-1
Top Under 2000 Gershon Gilman, Alan Sikarov 2-2
Top Under 1600 Yiqi Yan, Thomas Veeramani, Andrew The 2-2
Age 14 & Under Section
1st Danila Poliannikov 3.5-0.5
2nd Suraj Ramanathan 3-1
3rd-4th CM Jerry Li, Alan Song 2.5-1.5
Age 11 & Under Section
1st Nang Dang 3.5-0.5
2nd Rafael Pashkov 3-1
3rd Kelsey Liu 2.5-1.5
Age 8 & Under Section
1st Ansh Yadawad 3.5-0.5
2nd Ruohan Yin 3-1
3rd-5th Isabella Lai, Eric Chang, Y Luke Ji 2.5-1.5
Tied players are listed in tiebreak order except as noted.
The tournament was directed by Bob Messenger, Dima Barash, Oleg Poliannikov, and Steve Frymer.
Bob Messenger
Chief TD
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03/17/2018:
Adv. Entry for 2018 Spiegel Cup High School Sction
Adv. Entry for Spiegel Cup High School Section: https://goo.gl/NyXuK5
- as of 03/17/18 9:20 AM
- as of 03/15/18 5:29 PM
Tiffany Wang
MACA Webmaster
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03/5/2018:
Spiegel Cup Invitees Announced
MACA has announced the list of players invited to participate in the Spiegel Cup State Championship on March 18, 2018 in Marlborough, MA. Invitations are sent by email, and participation requires a written confirmation. If an invitee declines to participate in the Championship, alternates will be contacted until 10 players in each section are confirmed.
The High School section of the Spiegel Cup State championship is open. All Massachusetts high school residents and students are allowed to participate. A normal registration by mail, online, or at the door is required.
Oleg V. Poliannikov
MACA Promotions Committee Chair
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03/4/2018:
Prize winners at the 4th Spiegel Cup Qualifier
Prize winners at the 4th Spiegel Cup Qualifier, held March 4th in Marlborough, Massachusetts.
Age 14 & Under Section
1st Kerry Huang 3.5-0.5
2nd-4th Kevin Liu, Jack Tompros, Skyler Zhou 3-1
Age 11 & Under Section
1st Eric Feng 4-0
2nd-6th Alexander Meng, Adithya Sharma, Brandon Ni, Justin Li, David Katsman 3-1
Age 8 & Under Section
1st Luke Ji 4-0
2nd-5th Kurt Amber, Siddharth Kurup, Jeffrey Yin, Adriano Perola 3-1
Booster Under 1200 Section
1st Mark Chumack 3.5-0.5
2nd-3rd Franklin Lewis, Alexander Tran
Booster Under 800 Section
1st Sam Parsi 4-0
2nd Felix Hentschel 3.5-0.5
3rd-7th Hari Palaniyappan, Arnav Harve, Aditya Phadnis, Vinamra Jain, Rithika Kilari 3-1
Booster Under 400 Section
1st-2nd Rayhan Riaz (playoff winner), Robert Duguid 4-0
3rd-6th Yan Barash, Ronin Banerjee, Kaiya Smits, Vihaan Jain 3-1
Tied players are listed in tiebreak order except as noted.
The tournament was directed by Bob Messenger, Nicholas Sterling, Dima Barash, Oleg Poliannikov, and Steve Frymer.
Bob Messenger
Chief TD
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03/3/2018:
Adv. Entry for Q4
Adv. Entry for Q4: https://goo.gl/wx8e6M
- As of 03/03/18 10:23 AM
- As of 03/02/18 01:35 PM
- As of 03/01/18 06:28 PM
Tiffany Wang
MACA Webmaster
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02/27/2018:
Massachusetts Girls Championship announced
Massachusetts Girls Championship will take place on April 1, 2018 in Boylston Chess Club at 40 Norris Street, Cambridge, MA 02140. The winner of the Open section will get a chance to represent Massachusetts at the very prestigious 2018 National Girls Tournament of Champions. Participants in the U1000 section will compete for trophies and medals. Online registration is available now at Boylston Chess Foundation. Please direct all inquiries to MACA Scholastic Committee Chair Dmitry Barash at (617) 256-5536 (during regular business hours).
Oleg V. Poliannikov
MACA Promotions Committee Chair
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02/25/2018:
List of players qualified to Spiegel Cup by rating finalized
The lists of Spiegel Cup Finals participants consist of winners of Qualifiers, winners of Spiegel Cup Series, and 5 top seeded players in each respective category. Top-rated players who will play in the Finals have been determined. The only remaining spot in the Finals will be given to the winner of the 4th Qualifier. If you would like to fight for a chance to play for the title of State Champion and a place in the U.S. Championship, register right now!
Oleg V. Poliannikov
MACA Promotions Committee Chair
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02/11/2018:
Prize winners at the Blitz and Bughouse Festival
Prize Winners at the Blitz and Bughouse Festival, held February 11th in Marlborough, Mass.
Blitz:
1st Caden O'Brien 4-0
2nd-3rd Edmund Pritchard, Tristan Pritchard 2-2
Top U1600 Agathyan Sivaharan 1-3
Top U1200 Aneesh Guda 1-3
Bughouse:
1st Roberto Jay / Andres Jay 3-2
2nd Rishi Ponnapalli / Aneesh Guda 2-3
Tied players are listed in tiebreak order.
The tournament was directed by Bob Messenger and Dmitry Barash.
Bob Messenger
Chief TD
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01/28/2018:
Winter Team Challenge prize winners
Prize winners at the Winter Team Challenge, held January 28 in Marlborough, Mass.
K-12 Section:
1st Newton North High School (Alex Fauman, David McCabe, Gershon Gilman, Andrew Trias, Flynn Zhi) 4-0
2nd-3rd Cleveland Indians (Vineeth Nareddy, Adithya Sharma, Krishna Mutnuri, Venkatraman Varatharajan),
ChessMinds (Sai Sneha Yerra, Saanvi Tiruveedhula, Sophia Rosenholtz, Prachi Dayal) 2.5-1.5
Medals: Zubin Baliga (Lexington H.S.) 3.5-0.5
Alan Sikarov (Newton South H.S.) 3-1
K-6 Section:
1st-2nd Andover Chess Club A (Bryan Henroid, Anika Nagle, Ryan Greenwood, Anoushka Nagle),
Bowen Bishops (Jared Mi, Alexander Tran, Eyal Zeldich, Aritra Ghosh) 3.5-0.5
3rd-4th Andover Chess Club C (Irith Midha, Pranavi Vedula, Ryana Riaz, Adrian Christopher),
Andover Chess Club B (Chirag Katragadda, Mitran Kumar, Siddhant Kulnarni, Zaid Kanzi-Belghiti) 2-2
K-3 Section:
1st Andover Chess Club C (Tristan Pritchard, Edmund Pritchard, Rayhan Riaz, Alexander Arcidiacono) 3.5-0.5
2nd Russian Knights (Nikolay Avdokhin, Daniel Tatar, Mark Piryatinsky, Maksim Orlovskii, Yan Barash, Daniel Ramakrishnan) 3-1
3rd-4th Newton Knights (Zachary Beaver, Eric Zhang, Tobias Harrison, Jomas Novina),
Lawrence Bad Bishops (Maya Figelman, David Figelman, Jonathan Kellis, Harrison Platt) 2.5-1.5
Medals: Ayush Patel (ChessMasters), Suhavi Tiruveedhula (ChessMasters), Ethan Qiao (Chess Master Connections), Hrishikesh Vedula (Andover Chess Club A) 3-1
Teams are listed in tiebreak order.
The tournament was directed by Bob Messenger, Nicholas Sterling, Jeff Caruso, Dima Barash, and Steve Frymer.
Bob Messenger
Chief TD
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01/27/2018:
2018 Winter Team Challenge Adv. Entry
Adv. Entries for 2018 Winter Team Challenge: https://goo.gl/KE2PVk
- As of 01/26/18 11:39 PM
- As of 01/25/18 08:50 PM
- As of 01/24/18 08:54 PM
Tiffany Wang
MACA Webmaster
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01/14/2018:
Election Registration
Election Registration
Once again, MACA is offering online voting for the annual election. Those who choose to vote online will receive a survey link several weeks prior to the Massachusetts Open in May. Those who would prefer a paper ballot are still able to request one. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR BOTH VOTING OPTIONS.
If you registered to vote in prior years, you do not need to register again unless your address has changed. New members who joined MACA after March 2017 will need to register to vote in this year's election.
Members can register for an online or paper ballot (not both) as follows:
TO REGISTER FOR AN ONLINE BALLOT: Email election@masschess.org w ith full name and unique email address by February 28, 2018.
TO REGISTER FOR A PAPER BALLOT: send a letter to Bob Messenger at 4 Hamlett Dr. #12, Nashua, NH 03062, postmarked no later than February 23. You can send an email to election@masschess.org to check on your registration status.
Oleg V. Poliannikov
MACA Web Coordinator
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01/14/2018:
Massachusetts Chess Association Call for Nominations
Massachusetts Chess Association Call for Nominations
The Massachusetts Chess Association is now accepting nominations for the annual election of its 12-member board, to serve from June 2018 to June 2019. Members may stand for election for one of its 4 officer positions (President, Vice President, Treasurer or Clerk) or 8 director positions. The submission deadline for nominations is February 15, 2018. In order to be eligible to run, memberships must be valid through the end of the upcoming term (June 2019).
For more information, please review MACA's current bylaws ( http://www.masschess.org/about/MACA-Bylaws-2015.aspx) or visit the Elections FAQ at http://www.masschess.org/resources/faqs/chess_faqs.aspx?faq_type_uid=5
Please e-mail nominations and questions to director6@masschess.org.
Oleg V. Poliannikov
MACA Web Coordinator
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01/14/2018:
Prize winners at the Gus Gosselin Grade Championship
Prize winners at the Gus Gosselin Grade Championship, held January 14 in Marlborough, Mass.
Grades 8-12
1st Tony Wang 4-0
2nd Kevin Hass 2.5-1.5
3rd Vinneth Nareddy (8th grade) 1.5-2.5
Top 8th grade Henry Booth: 1-3
Grade 7
1st Fedor Beliav 3-1
2nd-5th Arnav Harve, Vinamra Jain, Joanne Zhou, Oscar Gillette 2-2
Grade 6
1st Jack Tompros 3.5-0.5
2nd-3rd Eli Traub, Vishnu Mandepudi 3-1
Grade 5
1st Isaac Gordon 3.5-0.5
2nd-3rd Sritan Devineni 3-1
Grade 4
1st Y Owen Ji 4-0
2nd Sophia Tatar 3-1
3rd-6th Raeann Zhou, Declan Walsh, Jeremy Reddy, Tejas Kulkarni 2-2
Grade 3
1st Tyler Cummins 4-0
2nd-4th Jonathan Traub, Isabella Lai, Sam Parsi 3-1
Grade 2
1st Jacob Wu 4-0
2nd Jeffrey Yin 3.5-0.5
3rd Killian Cunjak 3-1
Grades K-1
1st Aidan Tan 4-0
2nd-3rd Sujay Kunamneni, Y Luke Ji (kindergarten) 3-1
Top Kindergarten Jonathan Kellis 2-2
Tied players are listed in tiebreak order.
The tournament was directed by Bob Messenger, Chris and Cameron Bird, Nicholas Sterling, and Steve Frymer.
Bob Messenger
Chief TD
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01/13/2018:
Adv. Entries for 2018 GGG Championship
Advance Entries for 2018 GGG Championship as of 01/13/18 02:097 PM: https://goo.gl/2rRuca.
1st post as of 01/11/18 09:09 PM.
Tiffany Wang
MACA Webmaster
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