Wellington Open rounds 2 and 3

No doubting who is player of the tournament so far - 14 year old Daniel Baider, finally fulfilling some of the promise he has shown over the last few years. How many of us can say we have have beaten Russell Dive, followed it up with a win against Nic Croad, then taken a breather with a draw against Scott Wastney? Not many, I suspect.

Round 2:

Dive 0 Baider 1
Ker 1 Marner 0
Davis 0 Wastney 1
Croad 1 Duneas 0
Van der Hoorn 1 Aldridge 0
Han 1 Kruger 0
Wu 0 Fuatai 1
Jackson 1 Smith 0
Forster 1 Hewson 0
Wilkins 1 Gers 0
Brockway 1/2 Stracy 1/2
Ward 1 Du Plessis M 0
Capper 1 Shierlaw 0
Du Plessis N 1 Judkins 0
Bye: Khoo

Round 3:

Van der Hoorn 1/2 Ker 1/2
Han 0 Wastney 1
Baider 1 Croad 0
Fuatai 1 Forster 0
Ward 0 Dive 1
Marner 1 Wilkins 0
Khoo 0 Davis 1
Duneas 1 Capper 0
Kruger 0 Jackson 1
Aldridge 1 Wu 0
Stracy 1 Du Plessis N 0
Hewson 1 Gers 0
Smith 1 Brockway 0
Du Plessis M 1 Shierlaw 0
Bye: Judkins

Standings after 3 rounds:

3 points
Daniel Baider, Scott Wastney

2.5 points
Fuatai Fuatai, Anthony Ker, Mark Van der Hoorn

2 points
Alan Aldridge, Nic Croad, Justin Davis, Russell Dive, John Duneas, Daniel Han, Ross Jackson, Gavin Marner

1.5 points
William Forster, Michael Hewson, Jeremy Smith, Don Stracy

1 point
David Capper, Megan Du Plessis, Neels Du Plessis, Gary Judkins, Alan Khoo, Sebastian Kruger, Simon Ward, Mark Wilkins, David Wu

0.5 points
Andrew Brockway

0 points
Matthew Gers, Hamish Shierlaw