2012 Trophies Plus Grand Prix Summary


Trophies Plus awards $12,500 in cash prizes in the 2012 Grand Prix! 2012 TROPHIES PLUS GRAND PRIX STANDINGS


The following point totals reflect all rated event information as of September 26 for the 2012 Grand Prix. All Grand Prix updates are unofficial and subject to change during the year or until year-end tabulation is complete.


OVERALL STANDINGS NAME


1 GM Mikheil Kekelidze 2 GM Tamaz Gelashvili 3 GM Sergey Kudrin 4 GM Alexander Ivanov 5 IM Justin Sarkar 6 IM Enrico Sevillano


7 GM Alexander Shabalov Tying for first at the 2012 U.S. OPEN (see page 20)


helped FM JOHN DANIEL BRYANT (above right, playing GM Manuel Hoyos


in Vancouver, Washington) maintain his place as the 2012 Trophies Plus Grand Prix race heads for the finish.


STATE


PTS.


NY 317.76 NY 302.36 CT 212.13 MA 210.08 NY 189.73 CA 172.91 PA 135.50


8 GM Aleksandr Lenderman NY 132.41 9 FM John Daniel Bryant


CA 131.97


10 GM Alexander Stripunsky NJ 112.46 11 IM Jay Richard Bonin 12 GM Timur Gareev 13 GM Sam Shankland


NY 100.74 TX


98.00 CA 88.13


14 GM Eugene Perelshteyn MA 84.45 15 FM Thomas Bartell


PA 83.73


CATEGORIES AND PRIZES $12,500IN CASH PRIZES!


FIRST PRIZE: $5,000! 2nd: $2,500 | 3rd: $1,000 4th: $900 | 5th: $800 6th: $700 | 7th: $600 8th: $500 | 9th: $300 10th: $200


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