New York bests other states at chess

by Alexey Root
8/4/2022 – New York won the state versus state championship at the national tournaments of state chess champions held July 30–August 2, 2022. Each state could send five representatives, and each representative played six games. Individual champions were also crowned. Woman International Master Alexey Root reports from the Rancho Mirage, California site, which also hosts the U.S. Open. | Photos: Alexey Root

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Tournaments of State Champions

Four of the five tournaments of state champions are for young players:

The fifth tournament, for players who are 50 years old or older, is the 

The time control for the five tournaments is G90 +30: 90 minutes base time with a 30-second increment added after each move.

State vs. State Championship

For the “State versus State Championship,” the state whose representatives have the highest combined scores are recognized. The top state overall is New York, which had the highest average US Chess rating, 2299, of any participating state in 2022.

The New York team members’ scores, out of six rounds:

  1. CM BREWINGTON HARDAWAY (2344) 5.5 in the Barber (Champion!)
  2. SAM LUGER (2048) 5.0 in the Rockefeller (Co-Champion!)
  3. WIM ELLEN LUOJIA WANG (2217) 4.5 in the Haring
  4. FM NICO CHASIN (2428) 4.0 in the Denker
  5. GM JOHN FEDOROWICZ (2458) 4.0 in the Irwin

Each Irwin player is considered the “honorary captain” of his state’s team. In 2022, as in 2021, all the Irwin players are men, so “his” is appropriate.

Individual Winners (Youngsters)

The three co-champions in the Denker, IM Arthur Guo (Georgia), GM Andrew Hong (Northern California), and FM Sandeep Sethuraman (Arizona), tied with a score of 5 out of 6 points. Guo had the best tiebreaks, so he earned the prizes associated with first place.

Arthur Guo, Georgia, Denker co-champion

The winner of the Barber was CM Brewington Hardaway (New York) with a score of 5.5.

Brewington Hardaway (New York), Barber Champion

The winner of the Haring was FM Ruiyang Yan (Northern California) with a score of 5.5.

Ruiyang Yan, Northern California, Haring Champion

The three co-champions in the Rockefeller, Andrew Jiang (Georgia), Benjamin Benchen Tang (Southern California), and Sam Luger (New York), tied with a score of 5 out of 6 points. Jiang had the best tiebreaks, so he earned the prizes associated with first place.

Andrew Jiang, Georgia, Rockefeller co-champion

Irwin Co-Champions

IM Doug Root (Texas) and GM Enrico Sevillano (Southern California) scored 5 points and are co-champions. Root had the better tie-breaks. Each player receives $2,000, a split of the $2,500 first place and $1,500 second place prize money amounts. Root additionally earns the Irwin qualifying spot for the 2023 U.S. Senior Championship, to be held at the Saint Louis Chess Club.

Doug Root (Texas), Irwin co-champion

Root annotates his game with IM Leonid Sokolin (New Jersey) from round 5. IM Elliott Winslow, the Northern California representative in the Irwin, provided additional comments.

Elliott Winslow, Northern California

Celebrity Sighting

James Altucher was a first-time participant in the John T. Irwin National Tournament of Senior State Champions. For many years a New Yorker, his essay “NYC is dead forever” went viral, earning a rebuttal from comedian Jerry Seinfeld. Altucher describes himself as an entrepreneur and angel investor. He is also the author of the Wall Street Journal bestselling book Choose Yourself.

James Altucher, Georgia, Irwin participant

Four months ago, Altucher moved to Johns Creek, near Duluth, Georgia. He represented Georgia in the Irwin. Altucher holds weekly chess club meetings at his home. His former coach is GM John Fedorowicz and his current coach is GM Jesse Kraai.

In 1986, Altucher was the New Jersey representative in the Denker. Altucher’s current chess goal is to get back to his US Chess rating peak of 2240.  He also plans to write a chess book tentatively titled 60 Memorable Losses. His favorite win in the Irwin was against Eric Cooke (Florida) in round 3; also included here is his round 5 loss to FM John Readey (Washington State).

U.S. Open: Meet the Authors!

While some chess authors left Rancho Mirage when the Invitationals concluded on August 2, several are still on site. GM Elshan Moradiabadi leads the traditional schedule of the U.S. Open. Moradiabadi and his co-author, WGM Sabina Foisor, will be signing their book Sherlock’s Method: The Working Tool for the Club Player. Foisor is not playing in the U.S. Open, but she is commentating on Twitch, along with FM Gauri Shankar, for US Chess. GM Eduardas Rozentalis will sign To Exchange or Not? The Ultimate Workbook and The Correct Exchange in the Endgame. The book signings for these three Thinkers Publishing authors (Moradiabadi, Foisor, and Rozentalis) are on Saturday, August 6, from noon to 2 p.m. The Managing Director for Thinkers Publishing, Daniël Vanheirzeele, is playing in the U.S. Open.

Dewain Barber is signing Humor in Chess and Humor in Chess II on Wednesday, August 3, at 6 p.m. All book signings are at the U.S. Open Boutique Chess Shop, within the Westin Mission Hills Golf Resort & Spa in Rancho Mirage.

Also at the Westin are FM Jim Eade, best known for Chess for Dummies; Harold Scott, who co-authored Winning the World Open with GM Joel Benjamin; IM Tim Taylor, author of Bird’s Opening; FM Sunil Weeramantry, who co-authored Best Lessons of a Chess Coach-Extended Edition with Edward Eusebi; and me. My latest book is United States Women's Chess Champions, 1937-2020.

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Ariel S Levi-Enrico Sevillano-0–12022A13Round 1: Ariel S Levi - Enrico Sevillan
Neel Jay-Andrew Hong-0–12022C78Round 1: Neel Jay - Andrew Hong
Arthur Guo-Abinav Rajiv Mundayat-1–02022B32Round 1: Arthur Guo - Abinav Rajiv Mund
Jacob Allyn Stoll-Eddy Tian-0–12022A13Round 1: Jacob Allyn Stoll - Eddy Tian
Alice T Lee-Jacey Tran-1–02022E11Round 1: Alice T Lee - Jacey Tran
Anjali Lodh-Ruiyang Yan-0–12022B21Round 1: Anjali Lodh - Ruiyang Yan
Matteo Runge-Bach Ngo-0–12022C92Round 1: Matteo Runge - Bach Ngo
Erick Zhao-Vishwaa Kannan-1–02022B01Round 1: Erick Zhao - Vishwaa Kannan
Manuel Alfonso Castillo-Andrew Jiang-0–12022D02Round 1: Manuel Alfonso Castillo - Andr
Benjamin B Tang-Ananya Wadhwa-1–02022B76Round 1: Benjamin B Tang - Ananya Wadhw
Lawrence M Reifurth-Elshan Moradiabadi-0–12022B44Round 1: Lawrence M Reifurth - Elshan M
Timothy W Taylor-David Yates-1–02022D00Round 1: Timothy W Taylor - David Yates
Kevin Wei-Austin R Mei-0–12022Round 1: Kevin Wei - Austin R Mei
John Langreck-Saiya Karamali-1–02022D01Round 1: John Langreck - Saiya Karamali
Douglas D Root-John L Readey-1–02022B15Round 2: Douglas D Root - John L Readey
Cornelius Rubsamen-Leonid M Sokolin-½–½2022B22Round 2: Cornelius Rubsamen - Leonid M
Enrico Sevillano-Norman Rogers-1–02022B10Round 2: Enrico Sevillano - Norman Roge
Andrew Hong-Naveen Prabhu-1–02022C19Round 2: Andrew Hong - Naveen Prabhu
Alan Song-Arthur Guo-0–12022C69Round 2: Alan Song - Arthur Guo
Eddy Tian-Braydon Povinelli-1–02022D12Round 2: Eddy Tian - Braydon Povinelli
Madeline L Weber-Alice T Lee-0–12022D21Round 2: Madeline L Weber - Alice T Lee
Ruiyang Yan-Ellie Zhang-1–02022B33Round 2: Ruiyang Yan - Ellie Zhang
Bach Ngo-Jerry Xue-1–02022E12Round 2: Bach Ngo - Jerry Xue
Stephen Willy-Erick Zhao-0–12022B22Round 2: Stephen Willy - Erick Zhao
Andrew Jiang-Yuze L Ji-1–02022B92Round 2: Andrew Jiang - Yuze L Ji
Wesley Luo-Benjamin B Tang-0–12022C07Round 2: Wesley Luo - Benjamin B Tang
Mark Ginsburg-Douglas D Root-½–½2022E97Round 3: Mark Ginsburg - Douglas D Root
Valeriy Kosokin-Enrico Sevillano-0–12022B06Round 3: Valeriy Kosokin - Enrico Sevil
Steven J Szpisjak-Alexander Matros-½–½2022A20Round 3: Steven J Szpisjak - Alexander
Sharvesh R Deviprasath-Andrew Hong-0–12022A15Round 3: Sharvesh R Deviprasath - Andre
Arthur Guo-Sandeep Sethuraman-½–½2022B92Round 3: Arthur Guo - Sandeep Sethurama
Ryan Amburgy-Eddy Tian-1–02022A06Round 3: Ryan Amburgy - Eddy Tian
Alice T Lee-Kelsey Liu-1–02022E17Round 3: Alice T Lee - Kelsey Liu
Annie-Marie Velea-Ruiyang Yan-0–12022B51Round 3: Annie-Marie Velea - Ruiyang Ya
Alexander J Wang-Bach Ngo-0–12022C92Round 3: Alexander J Wang - Bach Ngo
Erick Zhao-Kent Slate-1–02022B30Round 3: Erick Zhao - Kent Slate
Joshua Meng-Andrew Jiang-0–12022C53Round 3: Joshua Meng - Andrew Jiang
Benjamin B Tang-Nitesh Cherukuri-½–½2022B12Round 3: Benjamin B Tang - Nitesh Cheru
Elshan Moradiabadi-Anthony Hung-1–02022E11Round 3: Elshan Moradiabadi - Anthony H
Steven E Merwin-Timothy W Taylor-0–12022B40Round 3: Steven E Merwin - Timothy W Ta
Austin R Mei-John Leighton-1–02022B90Round 3: Austin R Mei - John Leighton
Jeffrey Rymuza-John Langreck-0–12022A34Round 3: Jeffrey Rymuza - John Langreck
Enrico Sevillano-Leonid M Sokolin-0–12022B22Round 4: Enrico Sevillano - Leonid M So
Douglas D Root-Steven J Szpisjak-1–02022A46Round 4: Douglas D Root - Steven J Szpi
Alexander Matros-John P Fedorowicz-½–½2022E14Round 4: Alexander Matros - John P Fedo
Andrew Hong-Ryan Amburgy-1–02022B12Round 4: Andrew Hong - Ryan Amburgy
Sandeep Sethuraman-Linden M Lee-1–02022E62Round 4: Sandeep Sethuraman - Linden M
Tommy Wen-Arthur Guo-0–12022C93Round 4: Tommy Wen - Arthur Guo
Ellen L Wang-Alice T Lee-½–½2022D27Round 4: Ellen L Wang - Alice T Lee
Ruiyang Yan-Gracy F Prasanna-1–02022C84Round 4: Ruiyang Yan - Gracy F Prasanna
Bach Ngo-Vaseegaran Nandhakumar-0–12022A48Round 4: Bach Ngo - Vaseegaran Nandhaku
Jacob Chiang-Erick Zhao-0–12022A16Round 4: Jacob Chiang - Erick Zhao
Andrew Jiang-Krishna K Rallabandi-1–02022C53Round 4: Andrew Jiang - Krishna K Ralla
Eshaan Hebbar-Benjamin B Tang-0–12022A05Round 4: Eshaan Hebbar - Benjamin B Tan
Leonid M Sokolin-Douglas D Root-0–12022C06Round 5: Leonid M Sokolin - Douglas D R
John P Fedorowicz-James E Tarjan-½–½2022D31Round 5: John P Fedorowicz - James E Ta
Ronald W Burnett-Enrico Sevillano-0–12022A08Round 5: Ronald W Burnett - Enrico Sevi
Arthur Guo-Andrew Hong-1–02022C53Round 5: Arthur Guo - Andrew Hong
Anthony B He-Sandeep Sethuraman-½–½2022B91Round 5: Anthony B He - Sandeep Sethura
Ryan Amburgy-Jason Wang-0–12022D31Round 5: Ryan Amburgy - Jason Wang
Alice T Lee-Ruiyang Yan-0–12022D37Round 5: Alice T Lee - Ruiyang Yan
Zoey Tang-Ellen L Wang-1–02022D43Round 5: Zoey Tang - Ellen L Wang
Erick Zhao-Vaseegaran Nandhakumar-½–½2022B53Round 5: Erick Zhao - Vaseegaran Nandha
Alexander J Wang-Brewington Hardaway-0–12022B43Round 5: Alexander J Wang - Brewington
Sam Luger-Andrew Jiang-½–½2022C26Round 5: Sam Luger - Andrew Jiang
Benjamin B Tang-Roshan Sethuraman-1–02022C45Round 5: Benjamin B Tang - Roshan Sethu
Matthew k Ng-Elshan Moradiabadi-0–12022B50Round 5: Matthew k Ng - Elshan Moradiab
Timothy W Taylor-John Luger-0–12022D05Round 5: Timothy W Taylor - John Luger
Lawrence S Cohen-Austin R Mei-0–12022A20Round 5: Lawrence S Cohen - Austin R Me
John Langreck-Jason G Luchan-½–½2022D01Round 5: John Langreck - Jason G Luchan
Douglas D Root-James E Tarjan-½–½2022A47Round 6: Douglas D Root - James E Tarja
Enrico Sevillano-Steven J Szpisjak-1–02022B22Round 6: Enrico Sevillano - Steven J Sz
Lawrence C Kaufman-Leonid M Sokolin-½–½2022B31Round 6: Lawrence C Kaufman - Leonid M
Jason Wang-Arthur Guo-½–½2022D38Round 6: Jason Wang - Arthur Guo
Andrew Hong-Anthony B He-1–02022B10Round 6: Andrew Hong - Anthony B He
Sandeep Sethuraman-Nico Chasin-1–02022E35Round 6: Sandeep Sethuraman - Nico Chas
Ruiyang Yan-Zoey Tang-½–½2022B63Round 6: Ruiyang Yan - Zoey Tang
Asha Kumar-Gracy F Prasanna-1–02022E97Round 6: Asha Kumar - Gracy F Prasanna
Vaseegaran Nandhakumar-Brewington Hardaway-0–12022A46Round 6: Vaseegaran Nandhakumar - Brewi
Bach Ngo-Erick Zhao-½–½2022D90Round 6: Bach Ngo - Erick Zhao
Andrew Jiang-Benjamin B Tang-½–½2022C01Round 6: Andrew Jiang - Benjamin B Tang
Krishna K Rallabandi-Sam Luger-0–12022E46Round 6: Krishna K Rallabandi - Sam Lug
Nathan Gan-Vladimir Akopian-0–12022A53Round 7: Nathan Gan - Vladimir Akopian
Daniel A Naroditsky-Kaustugh Kodihalli-1–02022D43Round 7: Daniel A Naroditsky - Kaustugh
Bryon T Lu-Semen Khanin-0–12022E54Round 7: Bryon T Lu - Semen Khanin
Alexander Shabalov-Neil S Bhaduri-1–02022A13Round 7: Alexander Shabalov - Neil S Bh
Cailen J Melville-Balaji Daggupati-0–12022D20Round 7: Cailen J Melville - Balaji Dag
Joshua Sheng-James Gartland-1–02022B12Round 7: Joshua Sheng - James Gartland
Gautam R Narula-Craig Hilby-0–12022A40Round 7: Gautam R Narula - Craig Hilby
Samuel A Schmakel-Felix Guo-1–02022C42Round 7: Samuel A Schmakel - Felix Guo
Aiden Teitelman-Eduard Hakobyan-0–12022D10Round 7: Aiden Teitelman - Eduard Hakob
Alexander J Costello-Jacob Teitelman-1–02022A06Round 7: Alexander J Costello - Jacob T
Elshan Moradiabadi-Saif Shawkat-1–02022E90Round 7: Elshan Moradiabadi - Saif Shaw
Bryon Doyle-Austin R Mei-½–½2022C55Round 7: Bryon Doyle - Austin R Mei
Jim H Dean-Jeremy Larsen-½–½2022E61Round 7: Jim H Dean - Jeremy Larsen
John Luger-John Langreck-1–02022B03Round 7: John Luger - John Langreck
Daniel A Vanheirzelle-Rohan Das-½–½2022E06Round 7: Daniel A Vanheirzelle - Rohan
Jason G Luchan-Elbert Zeng-1–02022B00Round 7: Jason G Luchan - Elbert Zeng
Vladimir Akopian-Eric Sakurai-1–02022A15Round 8: Vladimir Akopian - Eric Sakura
Ahmet Shapiro-Erciyas-Daniel A Naroditsky-0–12022A48Round 8: Ahmet Shapiro-Erciyas - Daniel
Semen Khanin-Eric Starkman-1–02022B22Round 8: Semen Khanin - Eric Starkman
Noah Ward-Alexander Shabalov-0–12022B45Round 8: Noah Ward - Alexander Shabalov
Balaji Daggupati-Nicholas R Weng-1–02022B50Round 8: Balaji Daggupati - Nicholas R
Sam Luger-Joshua Sheng-0–12022B23Round 8: Sam Luger - Joshua Sheng
Craig Hilby-Anthony Faulks-1–02022B00Round 8: Craig Hilby - Anthony Faulks
Benson Schexnaydre-Samuel A Schmakel-½–½2022E06Round 8: Benson Schexnaydre - Samuel A
Eduard Hakobyan-Ananth S Gottumukkala-1–02022B90Round 8: Eduard Hakobyan - Ananth S Got
Yiding Lu-Alexander J Costello-0–12022B48Round 8: Yiding Lu - Alexander J Costel
Ronald W Burnett-Maxwell Z Yang-0–12022D01Round 8: Ronald W Burnett - Maxwell Z Y
Charles W Bass-Gnel Melikian-0–12022A05Round 8: Charles W Bass - Gnel Melikian
Nicholas Ladan-Alan Kantor-1–02022E00Round 8: Nicholas Ladan - Alan Kantor
Gabriel Eidelman-Julian Colville-1–02022D32Round 8: Gabriel Eidelman - Julian Colv
Stephen E Eisenhauer-Sophie Morris-Suzuki-1–02022B13Round 8: Stephen E Eisenhauer - Sophie
Neil Bhavikatti-Roger V Shi-1–02022E61Round 8: Neil Bhavikatti - Roger V Shi
Nicholas A De La Colina-Vladimir Akopian-0–12022C07Round 9: Nicholas A De La Colina - Vlad
Daniel A Naroditsky-Arthur Macaspac-1–02022B52Round 9: Daniel A Naroditsky - Arthur M
Eric C Liu-Semen Khanin-0–12022C53Round 9: Eric C Liu - Semen Khanin
Alexander Shabalov-Alex Y Wang-1–02022E60Round 9: Alexander Shabalov - Alex Y Wa
Isaac Wang-Balaji Daggupati-0–12022D22Round 9: Isaac Wang - Balaji Daggupati
Joshua Sheng-Sho Glashausser-1–02022B12Round 9: Joshua Sheng - Sho Glashausser
Alaa-Addin Moussa-Craig Hilby-0–12022A40Round 9: Alaa-Addin Moussa - Craig Hilb
Kyle C Rieb-Eduard Hakobyan-0–12022B12Round 9: Kyle C Rieb - Eduard Hakobyan
Alexander J Costello-David Gasparyan-1–02022B35Round 9: Alexander J Costello - David G
Gnel Melikian-Nitish SG Nathan-½–½2022B30Round 9: Gnel Melikian - Nitish SG Nath
John Luger-Elshan Moradiabadi-0–12022B07Round 9: John Luger - Elshan Moradiabad
Austin R Mei-Jeremy Larsen-1–02022B07Round 9: Austin R Mei - Jeremy Larsen
Jason G Luchan-Jim H Dean-0–12022B10Round 9: Jason G Luchan - Jim H Dean
Bryon Doyle-Sihan Tao-1–02022B88Round 9: Bryon Doyle - Sihan Tao
Timothy W Taylor-Ethan J Chamberlain-1–02022B21Round 9: Timothy W Taylor - Ethan J Cha
Matthew M Coy-Daniel A Vanheirzelle-½–½2022B50Round 9: Matthew M Coy - Daniel A Vanhe

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Alexey was the 1989 U.S. Women's Chess Champion and is a Woman International Master. She earned her bachelor’s degree in History at the University of Puget Sound and her doctoral degree in Education at The University of California, Los Angeles. She has been a Lecturer in Interdisciplinary Studies at UT Dallas since 1999 and is a prolific author.

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