CO-MSO - Revision history

The Doctor at 14:30, 1 December 2020

2020-12-01T14:30:31Z

2020-11-26T16:32:33Z

is this a co-event or not?

2020-10-04T22:16:41Z

2020-09-14T15:48:10Z

2020-08-31T10:07:40Z

2020-08-31T10:04:34Z

2020-06-06T15:12:12Z

Reverted edits by Chloe Lavan (talk) to last revision by Jacob CP

2020-06-06T14:27:53Z

‎2019

2020-06-04T17:16:38Z

2020-05-18T02:34:43Z

+cat

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 ==2020==
-The 2020 tournament, CO-MSO 2020, took place on Friday 21st August on [[Apterous]]. There were 34 contestants, and the competition was won by [[Bradley Horrocks]], who beat [[Sam Cappleman-Lynes]] in the final by a score of {{score|122|111}}. In the third-fourth play-off [[James Rowan]] beat [[Thomas Carey]] {{score|106|102}}.
+The 2020 tournament, CO-MSO 2020, took place on Friday 21st August on [[Apterous]]. There were 34 contestants, and the competition was won by [[Bradley Horrocks]], who beat [[Sam Cappleman-Lynes]] in the final by a score of {{score|122|111}}. In the third-fourth play-off [[James Rowan]] beat [[Tom Carey]] {{score|106|102}}.
 ==External Links==

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 ==2019==
 The 2019 tournament, CO-MSO 2019, took place on Sunday 25th August. There were 10 contestants, and the competition was won by [[Apterite]] Ronan Higginson, who beat [[Jonathan De Souza]] in the final by a score of {{score|107|103}}. In the third-fourth play-off [[Jonathan Wynn]] beat Martin Thomas {{score|103|66}}.
 ==2020==

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	[[Category:Countdown tournaments]]		[[Category:Countdown tournaments]]
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-'''Countdown at the MSO''', or '''CO-MSO''' as it is more commonly known, is the name of an annual Countdown tournament held during the Mind Sports Olympiad (MSO) in London. The most recent series  began in 2017, and is organised by [[Series 64]] [[contestant]] [[Tony Atkins]]. Players compete for medals. The 2020 edition was held online due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
+'''Countdown at the MSO''', or '''CO-MSO''' as it is more commonly known, is the name of an annual Countdown tournament held during the Mind Sports Olympiad (MSO) in London. The most recent series  began in 2017, and is organised by [[Series 64]] [[contestant]] [[Tony Atkins]]. Players compete for medals. The 2020 edition was held online due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
 ==2017==
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 ==2020==
-The 2020 tournament, CO-MSO 2020, took place on Friday 21st August on apterous. There were 34 contestants, and the competition was won by [[Bradley Horrocks]], who beat [[Sam Cappleman-Lynes]] in the final by a score of {{score|122|111}}. In the third-fourth play-off [[James Rowan]] beat [[Thomas Carey]] {{score|106|102}}.
+The 2020 tournament, CO-MSO 2020, took place on Friday 21st August on [[Apterous]]. There were 34 contestants, and the competition was won by [[Bradley Horrocks]], who beat [[Sam Cappleman-Lynes]] in the final by a score of {{score|122|111}}. In the third-fourth play-off [[James Rowan]] beat [[Thomas Carey]] {{score|106|102}}.
 ==External Links==

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−	'''Countdown at the MSO''', or '''CO-MSO''' as it is more commonly known, is the name of an annual Countdown tournament held during the Mind Sports Olympiad (MSO) in London. The most recent series began in 2017, and is organised by [[Series 64]] [[contestant]] [[Tony Atkins]]. Players compete for medals. ~~It is unknown if it will be on again in~~ 2020, due to the ~~CoVid19 epidemic~~.	+	'''Countdown at the MSO''', or '''CO-MSO''' as it is more commonly known, is the name of an annual Countdown tournament held during the Mind Sports Olympiad (MSO) in London. The most recent series began in 2017, and is organised by [[Series 64]] [[contestant]] [[Tony Atkins]]. Players compete for medals. The 2020 edition was held online due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

	==2017==		==2017==

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 ==2019==
-The 2019 tournament, CO-MSO 2019, took place on Sunday 25th August. There were 10 contestants, and the competition was won by [[Apterite]] [[Ronan Higginson]], who beat [[Jonathan De Souza]] in the final by a score of {{score|107|103}}. In the third-fourth play-off [[Jonathan Wynn]] beat Martin Thomas {{score|103|66}}.
+The 2019 tournament, CO-MSO 2019, took place on Sunday 25th August. There were 10 contestants, and the competition was won by [[Apterite]] Ronan Higginson, who beat [[Jonathan De Souza]] in the final by a score of {{score|107|103}}. In the third-fourth play-off [[Jonathan Wynn]] beat Martin Thomas {{score|103|66}}.
 ==External Links==
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 * [http://www.kisekigo.com/cd/MSO18.pdf CO-MSO 2018 results]
 * [http://www.kisekigo.com/cd/mso19.pdf CO-MSO 2019 results]
 [[Category:Countdown tournaments]]

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−	'''Countdown at the MSO''', or '''CO-MSO''' as it is more commonly known, is the name of an annual Countdown tournament held during the Mind Sports Olympiad (MSO) in London. The most recent series began in 2017, and is organised by [[Series 64]] [[contestant]] [[Tony Atkins]]. Players compete for medals. It will be on again in 2020.	+	'''Countdown at the MSO''', or '''CO-MSO''' as it is more commonly known, is the name of an annual Countdown tournament held during the Mind Sports Olympiad (MSO) in London. The most recent series began in 2017, and is organised by [[Series 64]] [[contestant]] [[Tony Atkins]]. Players compete for medals. It is unknown if it will be on again in 2020, due to the CoVid19 epidemic.

	==2017==		==2017==

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	* [http://www.kisekigo.com/cd/MSO18.pdf CO-MSO 2018 results]		* [http://www.kisekigo.com/cd/MSO18.pdf CO-MSO 2018 results]
	* [http://www.kisekigo.com/cd/mso19.pdf CO-MSO 2019 results]		* [http://www.kisekigo.com/cd/mso19.pdf CO-MSO 2019 results]
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		+	[[Category:Countdown tournaments]]