1. USCL rating must be published and active -- three lifetime USCL games minimum and at least one this season.
2. Players must have played the majority of their games on that particular board. If they have played the same number of games on different boards, the most recent board on which they played is the one for which they are eligible for the Top Board Honors.
Some may ask why Alex Lenderman, who is 4-0 this year, not on the Top Board Honors. He has played two games on board 2, and two games on board 3. Because he's played on both boards, the most recent one on which he played is the Top Board Honors for which he is eligible -- that was board 2 last Monday. However, the three players listed below for board 2 honors all have higher USCL ratings than he does, and therefore, he doesn't make it.
Board 1 | |||
Gold | 2609 | Sergey Erenburg | Baltimore |
Silver | 2606 | Hikaru Nakamura | Seattle |
Bronze | 2598 | Jaan Ehlvest | Tennessee |
Board 2 | |||
Gold | 2593 | Vinay Bhat | San Francisco |
Silver | 2593 | Josh Friedel | San Francisco |
Bronze | 2538 | Dean Ippolito | New Jersey |
Board 3 | |||
Gold | 2463 | Sam Shankland | San Francisco |
Silver | 2460 | Gregory Braylovsky | New York |
Bronze | 2427 | Parker Zhao | Queens |
Board 4 | |||
Gold | 2566 | Marc Esserman | Boston |
Silver | 2360 | Craig Jones | Carolina |
Bronze | 2341 | Eric Rodriguez | Miami |
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