MASTS in Chess Tourney
by: The Vanguard Publication | August 30, 2023

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Securing an overall score of 18-7 in rounds 1 to 5, NEMSU-Mainβs prime players ruled its kings against Cantilanβs contingents in the Chess tournament, Womenβs Division, ripping 4 tickets to Cotabato.
Tandagβs team managed to establish a promising lead during the first round with 2 wins, 2 draws, and 1 loss, gaining more momentum in the next with 4 wins and 1 loss.
After reaching the teamβs peak in round 4 where they ruled all the matches, things took an 80-degree turn when they lost three times in the succeeding round.
Nevertheless, the NEMSU-Tandag Chess team maintained their stronghold in the competition, sealing 4 of 5 slots in the upcoming MASTS.
Leading the pack was Divine Jea Manzano with 4.5 accumulated points. She stated that her primary focus during the match was simply to win and learn.
"Actually, proud ako sa Ginoo kay siya sab ang mitugot sa ako kadaugan,β Manzano added.
Written by Ime Cadavos
Photos by Roger Bagood and Jhoana Marie Cabadonga
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