Steve Cooley won the Boston Massacre, which was held June 26-27 in Cambridge. He played in only two of the three rounds but posted a board top and the only solo of the weekend to win the seven-board event and take the Grand Prix lead from Adam Sigal.
No word yet who won Origins in Columbus, Ohio, which was held June 24-26.
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congrats to Steve.
I’ve played Diplomacy and other games at Tempest with Steve, and I think Dixiecon (can’t quite remember).
Obviously a great player.
He’s real ornery too. I betcha he hates puppies.
Grand Prix’ top 25 through Massacre:
Player SumOfScore CountOfID
Steve Cooley 262.58 4
Adam Sigal 199.60 2
Graham Woodring 186.35 3
Peter Yeargin 167.56 3
Eric Mead 160.00 1
Tom Kobrin 157.53 2
Chris Brand 144.00 1
Don Williams 104.98 1
Daniel Byars 94.48 1
Edi Birsan 85.03 1
Christian Pedone 83.82 2
Doug Moore 81.00 1
Peter McNamara 80.79 2
Jim O’Kelley 80.73 2
Christopher M. Davis 80.00 1
Andy Bartalone 73.23 2
Thom Comstock 72.00 1
Rob Vollman 68.87 1
Carl Ellis 65.74 2
Chris Martin 65.61 1
Randy Lawrence-Hurt 63.00 1
Matt Shields 61.99 1
Andrew Bartlein 58.32 1
Melissa Call 57.25 2
Richard Bliss 55.79 1