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Standings

Eight pod tables, each running the length of the season. Match points accumulate across both the fall and winter rounds — the team on top of its pod when the winter round closes is the regional champion and plays in May.

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Standings open October 3, 2026

The first pod events are played the weekend of October 3–4. Tables will be published here after each event and updated through the winter round.

How to read the table

Each pod gets its own table. Match points are the standing; board points and head-to-head break ties.

# School Played W–D–L Board pts Match pts
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Match points
2 / 1 / 0
Two for a match win, one for a 2½–2½ draw, none for a loss. This orders the table.
Board points
First tiebreak
Total individual boards won across the season — a full point per win, a half per draw.
Head-to-head
Second tiebreak
If two teams remain level, the result between them decides it.
Cumulative
Both rounds
Fall and winter results add together. Nothing resets in January.

Season 1 — the pilot

Our inaugural championship was played on May 16, 2026 in Rocklin: five schools, six teams, thirty players, seventy-five games. Cooley Middle School's Team A took the title by half a point.

See the full pilot results →

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