2008 Student Oza

[NeoNemesis]

Does anyone know the results for the 2008 Student Oza? It should be taking place either now or recently... I can't find results no matter how hard I try though. Any ideas?

[NeoNemesis]

I found it with the help of xyh1969:

http://hobby.nikkei.co.jp/igo/studen...0080302gg008gg

Results:
1st: Lee Yong Hee (Korea) 4-0
2nd: Hong Seokui (Korea) 3-1
3rd: Murakami Fukashi (Japan) 3-1
4th: Cui Chao (China) 3-1
5th: Itoyama Tuyoshi (Japan) 3-1
6th: Kim Won Oku (Korea) 2-2
7th: Kang Shuan Hao (Taiwan) 2-2
8th: Yoon Seon Yeong (Japan?) 2-2
9th: An Hang (China) 2-2
10th: Liu Yeh Yang (Taiwan) 2-2
11th: Martin Jurek (Czech) 2-2
12th: Eric Lui (U.S.A.) 1-3
13th: Joan Alemany Flos (Spain) 1-3
14th: Bruno Borchartt (Brazil) 1-3
15th: Prawat Nikornpongsin (Thailand) 1-3
16th: Manuela Marz (Germany) 0-4

[NeoNemesis]

Round 1 Results:

Murakami Fukashi (Japan) wins Eric Lui (U.S.A.) by 18.5
Cui Chao (China) wins Itoyama Tuyoshi (Japan) by 1.5
Yoon Seon Yeong (Japan) wins Joan Alemany Flos (Spain) by 36.5
Hong Seokui (Korea) wins Bruno Borchartt (Brazil) by Resign
Lee Yong Hee (Korea) wins Manuela Marz (Germany) by Resign
Kim Eun Ock (Korea) wins Martin Jurek (Czech) by Resign
An Hang (China) wins Liu Yeh Yang (Taiwan) by 1.5
Kang Shuan Hao (Taiwan) wins Prawat Nikornpongsin (Thailand) by Resign

Round 2 Results:

Murakami　Fukashi (Japan) wins Cui Chao (China) by 1.5
Kim Eun Ock (Korea) wins Yoon Seon Yeong (Japan) by Resign
Hong Seokui (Korea) wins An Hang (China) by Resign
Lee Yong Hee (Korea) wins Kang Shuan Hao (Taiwan) by Resign
Itoyama Tuyoshi (Japan) wins Manuela Marz (Germany) by Resign
Eric Lui (U.S.A.) wins Martin Jurek (Czech) by Resign
Joan Alemany Flos (Spain) wins Bruno Borchartt (Brazil) by Resign
Liu Yeh Yang (Taiwan) wins Prawat Nikornpongsin (Thailand) by Resign

[NeoNemesis]

Round 3:

Hong Seokui (Korea) wins Murakami Fukashi (Japan) by 3.5
Lee Yong Hee (Korea) wins Kim Eun Ock (Korea) by Time
Yoon Seon Yeong (Japan) wins An Hang (China) by 3.5
Itoyama Tuyoshi (Japan) wins Liu Yeh Yang (Taiwan) by Resign
Cui Chao (China) wins Eric Lui (U.S.A.) by 3.5
Kang Shuan Hao (Taiwan) wins Joan Alemany Flos (Spain) by Resign
Martin Jurek (Czech) wins Bruno Borchartt (Brazil) by Resign
Prawat Nikornpongsin (Thailand) wins Manuela Marz (Germany) by Resign

Round 4:

Lee Yong Hee (Korea) wins Hong Seokui (Korea) by Resign
Murakami　Fukashi (Japan) wins Kim Eun Ock (Korea) by 0.5
Itoyama Tuyoshi (Japan) wins Kang Shuan Hao (Taiwan) by Resign
Cui Chao (China) wins Yoon Seon Yeong (Japan) by Resign
An Hang (China) wins Eric Lui (U.S.A.) by 22.5
Liu Yeh Yang (Taiwan) wins Joan Alemany Flos (Spain) by 38.5
Martin Jurek (Czech) wins Prawat Nikornpongsin (Thailand) by Resign
Bruno Borchartt (Brazil) wins Manuela Marz (Germany) by 18.5

[Bantari]

Hmm...
I don't think I have seen a thread like this before.

The only poster is the initiator, who after asking the initial question wrote three more posts to answer it.
Funny.

Well, I guess I just spoiled the perfection.

[Bluebottle]

Still, it's interesting.

What exactly is the Student Oza? Is it high school or university or both?

[NeoNemesis]

@Bantari: I couldn't find the results for the Student Oza at first, so I was requesting information. When I found it later, I felt that it would be charitable for me to share the information to the godiscussions community without having to create a completely new thread. I hope that's not a problem.

@Bluebottle: I think it's only university students. Amateur only. Last year the US sent Jin Chen. The year before, we sent Jie Li and the U.S. placed second in the World Student Oza. It's a pretty interesting tournament, although not as well known as most of the bigger ones.

[Bantari]

Originally Posted by NeoNemesis

@Bantari: I couldn't find the results for the Student Oza at first, so I was requesting information. When I found it later, I felt that it would be charitable for me to share the information to the godiscussions community without having to create a completely new thread. I hope that's not a problem.

No no... it was very cool! I really liked it.
Just... never seen it before.
You did good!