Tournaments 2013-2014

Date	Name	Location	Trophies	Format
Saturday 10/12, 9 am	Gateway Crossroads tournament	Crossroads School, St. Louis	3 individual per grade 3 team (5th & under)	5 rounds G/30, paired with K-6
Saturday 11/2, 9 am	Gateway Fall tournament*	Lindbergh High School, Sappington	5 individual (5th & under) 2 team (5th & under)	5 rounds G/30, paired with K-6
Tuesdays 11/5 – 12/17, 4:15 – 5:45 pm	Red Rook	McKinley School, St. Louis	3 individual per grade 3 team (4th & under) 3 team (8th & under)	14 rounds G/20, 2 rounds per week, paired with K-4 and K-8 Two sections, 4th & under and 8th & under. Younger players may play up.
Saturday 12/7, 9 am	Gateway Board tournament*	Chaminade High School, Creve Coeur	8 individual (5th & under) 2 team (5th & under)	6 rounds G/30, paired with K-9
Saturday 1/11, 9 am	Gateway Class tournament*	Festus High School, Festus	10 individual per board 2 team (5th & under)	4 rounds G/60, paired with K-12 Assigned to 1 of 4 boards according to USCF rating (1000+, 800-999, 600-799, under 600) and only paired with other players on the same board
Thursdays 1/16 – 2/20, ~4:30 – 6 pm	Gateway Junior High League tournament	Wydown Middle School, Clayton	TBD	6 rounds G/30, K-9, 1 round per week
Saturday 1/25, 9 am	Gateway Team tournament*	Pattonville High School, Maryland Heights	Team division: 2 individual per board (5th & under) 2 team (5th & under) Individual division: 1 per grade	4 rounds G/60, paired with K-12 Compete as a 5-person team. Individuals not on a team may also compete against other individuals not on a team.
Saturday 2/1, 9 am	Chris Bollinger Memorial tournament*	Wydown Middle School, Clayton	5 individual (5th & under) 2 team (5th & under)	5 rounds G/30, paired with K-9
Saturday 2/15, 9 am	Gateway Action tournament*	SLU Center for Global Citizenship, St. Louis	4 individual (5th & under) 4 team (5th & under)	6 rounds G/30, paired with K-12
Saturday 3/1	State Championship tournament	Battle High School, Columbia, MO	TBD	TBD
TBD, March or April	KCJA Chess tournament	KCJA	1 per quad	round-robin quads, G/30, K-6

Tournaments with a (*) are USCF-rated.
G/30 means 30 minutes per player, so the longest possible game would be 60 minutes if both players used all their time.
See http://www.gatewaychess.org/ and http://redrookchess.com/ for the latest tournament details. If something on those websites contradicts this post, it's safe to assume this post is wrong.