Round 5 Begins

This appears to be a much more serious tournament than in previous years.  It is pin drop silent and I don't even have to be a TD Nazi.  Players are cordial, courteous, and really know the rules.  Last round we had a touch - take ruling where Keegan called Emmett on a Bishop-Knight exchange.  Emmett ended up winning the game, however.  This will prove exciting with two tied for first place and four tied for third place.

Crosstable

No.	Name	Rate	Pts	Rnd1	Rnd2	Rnd3	Rnd4	Rnd5
1	Porth, Desmond	1153	3.5	W8	D2	W4	W6	A3
2	Reidy, Matt	1022	3.5	W6	D1	W7	W4	A5
3	Murphy, Andre	1137	2.0	L9	L6	W10	W8	A1
4	Jones, Megan	1026	2.0	W10	W5	L1	L2	A8
5	Say, Emmett	997	2.0	W7	L4	L6	W10	A2
6	Brimstein, Wesley	978	2.0	L2	W3	W5	L1	A10
7	Caccia, Wyatt	1159	1.0	L5	-X-	L2	-U-	-U-
8	Flores, Anthony	919	1.0	L1	L10	-B-	L3	A4
9	Reigle, Jon	843	1.0	W3	-F-	-U-	-U-	-U-
10	Crowson, Keegan	752	1.0	L4	W8	L3	L5	A6

Round 5 Pairings:

Rd	Bd	Scr	White	Scr	Black
05	101.	xxx	Murphy, Andre (2.0,1137)	xxx	Porth, Desmond (3.5,1153)
05	102.	xxx	Reidy, Matt (3.5,1022)	xxx	Say, Emmett (2.0,997)
05	103.	xxx	Jones, Megan (2.0,1026)	xxx	Flores, Anthony (1.0,919)
05	104.	xxx	Crowson, Keegan (1.0,752)	xxx	Brimstein, Wesley (2.0,978)