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As a further service to our readers we've added some News feeds from around the World (English sources only) to the right hand side of our News page, These include the American Go Association, International Go Federation and EuroGoTV.
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Many of you will be aware that BGA members are entitled to a 15% discount from Pentangle Game and Puzzles for Go books and equipment.
The latest British Go Journal is now available and should be with members already. Selected games, problems etc are available here.
The full PDF for issue 156 is also now available online.
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Our introductory BGA flyer, often referred to as the Trifold leaflet, has now been updated with the current membership rates and membership secretary information. It can be seen on our Promotional Literature page.
A quick update to the state of affairs with the Shodan Challenge for this year:
Firstly, the league website is not finished yet unfortunately. This will be finished as soon as is possible for people to begin playing and submitting games.
Secondly, there have not been many entries (around a dozen).
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34 players gathered in the Sports Pavilion at the OU, overlooking the cricket pitch, which saw a mixture of sunshine and showers during the day.
Overall winner was Andrew Simons (3d Cambridge), who beat Phil Beck in the final game.
The Finals of the UK Go Challenge were held on Sunday 24th June in Cambridge. 22 young players took part, both those who had not played in a heat and those that had. It was won by Satoru Oshima from Brighton who is 1 dan, yet only 8 years old. Roella Smith was second and Peran Truscott was third.
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Thirty-six players turned out for the Welsh Open, held at Barmouth for the 20th year. Richard Hunter (3d Bristol) won with 5 out of 5.
The Shodan Challenge for 2012-2013 is scheduled to start in July.
The format for this year will be different to how it was in previous years. Previously, mentors were paired up with mentees on a 1-to-few basis, with this mentor taking sole care of the mentees for the mentoring period.
