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March 11, 2010
The US State Champion of Champions event starts March 24-25 on the ICC. The semifinals take place on March 30 and the final is set for April 11. The winner gets one of five remaining spots into the US Championship! See complete tournament details and registration here.

Many strong players are registered to compete, including GM Julio Becerra. But not all state champions have come forward yet. Thanks to CLO readers for all their help in filling in the blanks below! Note that the following list represents players registered in the COC events (some of the state winners were ineligible due to residency or declined their spots.) If you have questions or additions for the following list, please email John Henderson of the ICC at [email protected] and CC [email protected].  

AK    James Hanlen
AL    Bradley Denton
AR    Christopher Niggel
AZ    IM Levon Altounian
CA-N    IM Sam Shankland
CA-S    IM Enrico Sevillano
CO    IM Michael Mulyar
CT    FM Daniel Rozovsky
DC    David Sherman
DE    David Gertler
FL    GM Julio Becerra
GA    Damir Studen
HI    Robert Lau
IA    Pete Karagianis
ID    William Reynolds
IL   
IN     
KS    FM Tom Brownscombe
KY    Davis Whaley
LA    Adam Caveney
MA    GM Alexander Ivanov
MD    IM Tegshsuren Enkhbat 
ME    David Plotkin
MI    David Kvatadze
MN    Sean Nagle
MO    IM Michael Brooks
MS    Douglas Stewart
MT    James Skovron
NC    Jon Schroer
ND    Mike Sailer
NE    FM Keaton Kiewra
NH    Patrick Sciacca
NJ    IM Dean Ippolito
NM    Lior Lapid
NV    Glenn Bidari
NY     Michael Thaler
OH    Kris Meekins
OK    Shaun Graham
OR    Charles Schulien
PA    Mark Heimann
RI    David Harris
SC    Kevin Kane
SD     
TN    IM Ron Burnett
TX    IM Daniel Fernandez
UT    Ivan Martynenko
VA    Andrew Samuelson
VT    David Carter
WA    Howard Chen
WI    Erik Santarius
WV    Ben Good
WY    Dan Tanner
 
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