NSW

The Sydney Go/Baduk/Weiqi Festival will be held at Sydney Olympic Park on Saturday 14th July. The main feature is the China Cities match between Sydney and Shanghai. There are also lessons, seminars and a children.s tournament.

The 2019 Hanho Cup will be held at The Hanho Newspaper Building, 570 Blaxland Road, Eastwood, 2122 on Sunday, 3rd March. The building will be open from 8:30am and registration will close at 9:00am. The Prize Presentation will be at 5:45pm.

There will be 4 divisions with a total prize pool of $3,000. Prizes will be given to the first four players in each division.

For more details please email An Younggil - e-mail: anyoungkil@gmail.com or if it is urgent call his mobile 0401 399 827

The 2019 Sydney Go Club Autumn Tournament will be held on Sunday 14th April at the club premises (1st floor, 17, Brisbane Street, Surry Hills, NSW 2010).  TD - David Mitchell; Referee An Younggil. The tournament will consist of an Open division and a Handicap division and will start at 9:00am. Both divisions will have five […]

Tournament Director & Referee David Mitchell is the Tournament Director; the Tournament Referee is An Younggil 8P Entry fee $30 - a discount rate of $20 for students and pensioners.  Includes lunch. Time limits Clocks are started at the direction of the Tournament Director. If a player fails to start the game within 10 minutes […]

The 2019 NSW Junior's Championship will be held on Sunday June 23rd at the Hanho Newspaper, 370, Blaxland Road, Eastwood.  Registration closes at 9:00am with games commencing at 9:30am.  The closing ceremony and prize giving will be after the final round is complete (approx 3:30pm).

All players 16 or under are encouraged to take part; Division1 is for 9 kyu and stronger, division 2 for 10kyu and weaker - the games will be played with a handicap and the cost of entry includes soft drink and lunch. There are prizes and certificates for the winners and all players will be assessed and issued with AGA ranking certificates.

Each child must have parent or carer must be present, (a carer can be responsible for more than one child).