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Dominguez Leads SPICE A; Bkyhovsky & Finegold Take B and C Print E-mail
October 20, 2011
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Anatoly Bkyhovsky and Ben Finegold took down the "B" and "C" groups respectively at the SPICE Cup at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas while IM Roberto Mogranzini earned a GM norm.  

Meanwhile, Lenier Dominguez of Cuba (left) currently leads the "A" group. He won a crucial round five game on the White side of the French against the second highest rated player in the event, Le Quang Liem of Vietnam. 



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See full crosstables and standings and watch remaining "A" group games live on Monroi.com. Look for the full story from Texas Tech University student Zachary Haskin upon the event's conclusion.  
 
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