3rd CHMS Alumni PairGo Pre-Tournament day

Once again, CHMS Alumni Association’s annual PairGo tournament is held this coming 12th, 15th and 16th December 2008. The opening match will start tomorrow and we had our annual meeting just now at across CHMS Alumni’s broadroom. A pair of male and female forms a team,  each player took a turn alternatively between opposing teams.

After the dismissal of the meeting, Xinwen and I sat down to produce both the tournament timetable and the scoring table. Here it is.

Team 1 consists of Peng Hui & Hui Yee
Team 2 consists of Victor and Sarimah
Team 3 consists of Ho Soon & Mizah
Team 4 consists of Haidar and Chiaw Yee
Team 5 consists of Hong & Hui Chee
Team 6 consists of Sun & Zidah
(as shown in the table above)

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// Come again for an update on the table. (hopefully)

// Last training day before the tournament date. Everyone is concentrating on their games.

// Chiaw Yee, Ho Soon, Makai, Victor (left to right)

// A 50mm f1.8’s lens on the ‘Baduk’ (GO) Board.

// Xinwen and his sister, Laetisha.

// My Basic Photoshop skill + Basic Photography skill = Basic Poster.
I like the output. The colour combination of the text found on the lower half of the poster is actually the colour combination from the CHMS Alumni Association’s logo.

Dear readers / visitors, this is all for now. Thanks for reading.

UPDATE: FIRST DAY RESULT (Credit to Facebook’s Brunei Igo Society Group)

Team 1: PengHui and Hui Yee 2-0
Team 2: Victor and Sarinah 1-2
Team 3: HoSoon and Mizah 0-2
Team 4: Mulan and ChiawYee 2-0
Team 5: ShiHong and HuiChee 1-1
Team 6: ChungSun and Zidah 1-2

and, LEADING team are

Team 4: Haidar and Chiaw Yee
Team 1: Peng Hui and Hui Yee
Team 5: ShiHong and Hui Chee
Team 6: Chungsun and Zidah
Team 2: Victor and Sarinah
Team 3: HoSoon and Mizah

SATA (Something about the author) : I love holidays, you can sleep whenever you want, do whatever you want without any time constraits. You can eat and drink as much as you want, especially fatty food and gas drinks, without the risk of experiencing any fatique or tiredness.