18 - Wednesday, March 22, 1989 - North Shore News

Chess tournament
held in West Van

KINGS AND queens, hishops and
knights battled it out at Sentinel
Secondary Schoo! recently when
the first-ever West) Vancouver
School District chess tournament
was held.

This official nationally-rated
tournament included three
categories — ages I4 to 18 years,
10 to 13 years, and under IG years.

Sherwin Nabbi, [4, of Sentinel
Secondary, a total unknown, won
the oldest category by upsetting
two nationally-rated favorites.
However, Sherwin first had to
compete against Ali Jabbari also
from Sentinel and Dylan Luceock
from West Vancouver Secondary

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The middle age category was
handily won by the = favorite
Dominique Humphrey, an out-
side-rated invitee from North Van-
couver,

Owen Watson from Hollyburn
Elementary easily took first prize
in the under-10 category by win-
ning all of his five games. Owen is
seven years old and has had a na-
tional rating for more than a year.

Tournament organizer Robert
Gauthier plans to — organize
future school chess competitions
on the North Shore.

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