Leicestershire ECF Membership Scheme

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LRCA Membership Scheme
Leicestershire ECF Membership
Scheme
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Opportunity to individuals to join ECF via LRCA
Completely optional scheme
Decision is per player
£10 (£5 juniors) per annum membership fee * see below
Exemption from game fee (45p per player per game)
nationwide!
Cheaper League Fees! Clubs receive a £7 credit per member
Discounted Entry Fees (£2 - £6) for congresses!
Free Summer Cups & County Championships!
Receive electronic list of graded games each year
Receive ECF magazine “Chess Moves” electronically, free
LRCA receives 10% of the membership fee which will be given
back to the individual member in the first year – making the cost
just £9
BRITISH CHESS FEDERATION
Results included in the
July
2004 Grading List
Name Hewitt, Sean D
Grading
Code 112575J
Date ofBirth 10/11/1969
Clubs Littlethorpe,
Grade
Standard Rapid
July 2004 A125
D110
July 2003 D119
Leicestershire CA
Standard Results (50)
Result
Col
LEICESTERSHIRE SUMMER CUPS
244048K
Reynolds, David
Ashby Academy
D101
120517B
Toon, Roy D
Birstall
D104
118080A
Robinson, Anthony D Braunstone
A106
105934J
Astbury, Richard S
Market Harborough D 72
109294H
Daniel, John A
DSS Leicester
C118
Win
Win
Loss
Win
Loss
LITTLETHORPE CLUB TOURNAMENT
104886H
Wylie, Steve
Littlethorpe
109037K
Crane, David G
Littlethorpe
112216C
Harrison, Peter K
Littlethorpe
250159E
Manger, John
Littlethorpe
D120
C109
D126
*121
Win
Win
Loss
Win
W
W
B
B
LEICESTERSHIRE LEAGUE
118080A
Robinson, Anthony D
113015J
Horspool, Philip J
109767C
Doidge, Charles
133762C
Hulford, Frank S
188010L
Chater, Andrew
193581B
Okhai, Shabir
120833A
Veitch, Robert
125379H
Newham, J
143594C
Cobbe, Trevor
A106
C161
B117
B126
* 91
B139
B103
C110
C 96
Win
Loss
Win
Win
Loss
Draw
Win
Draw
Draw
B
B
B
W
W
W
W
W
B
Braunstone
Wigston
Wigston
Wigston
Braunstone Vi
Birstall
Syston
Market Harbor
Oadby
Round
Board
Date
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1
1
4
3
1
2
3
4
01/04/2003
01/04/2003
27/05/2003
16/07/2003
08/09/2003
01/09/2003
01/09/2003
01/09/2003
01/09/2003
3
4
1
3
1
4
1
3
3
01/10/2003
02/10/2003
07/10/2003
09/10/2003
14/10/2003
21/10/2003
22/10/2003
29/10/2003
18/11/2003
What about club fees?
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Each club should decide what discount (if any) they
will give to members who join the scheme
Clubs will receive an up front credit of £7 per member
against the game fee portion of league fees
All games by members are game fee exempt saving the
club 45p per game ie £6.30 per team (refunded at end
of the season)
If a player plays for 2 teams, the saving is doubled!
LRCA encourages all clubs to pass the full saving on to
their members
What should our club do?
Case Study
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A club have 3 teams in the league. They also have 2
in the Chapman Cup and 1 in the Harrod Cup. Their
players play some county and congress chess, and
they have a club championship.
The club has 15 active members and 3 occasional
players.
The 15 active players played between 8 and 36
games, with the average being 19.
League fees for 2006/7 would total £157, Summer
Cups would cost £19 and the Club Championship £6
– total £182.
Case Study
Games Played
Brown, John
Smith, Fred
Jones, Paul
Johnson, Peter
Jameson, Phil
Howard, Paul
Davidson, John
Malcolm, John
Samuels, Sean
Carnegie, Ian
Nallis, Robert
Peterson, Chris
Andrews, Terry
Granville, John
Edwards, Jim
Sawyer, James
Cook, Alan
Harrison, Oscar
Club Summer
Games League Champs Cups Other
1
2
3
8
5
3
0
10
5
4
1
0
10
10
0
11
11
0
12
9
1
2
12
8
1
3
14
11
3
0
15
12
2
1
15
10
4
1
26
18
4
4
0
27
20
5
2
0
28
19
5
4
0
30
17
4
3
6
35
23
4
3
5
36
20
4
4
8
Case Study
Financials 2006/7
Membership fees
League Fees
Summer Cups
Club Champs
Most
Game
All
Active
Fee
Join ECF Join ECF
£0.00
£135.00
£54.00
£157.50 £61.50
£115.50
£19.00
£0.00
£0.00
£6.00
£0.00
£0.00
£182.50 £196.50
£169.50
What should our club do?
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There is no right answer
What is for one club will not be right for another.
Each club and player must make their own decision based on
their own circumstances.
Many clubs will find that if all their active players join the
scheme it will cost around £2 extra per player.
This extra cost is likely to be saved in benefits received.
Players may want to pay the extra themselves to receive the
benefits of membership.
It is almost certain that every club will have some players who
would benefit financially by joining the scheme.
What Next?
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We ask that you tell your club colleagues
about the sceme
We encourage clubs to give discounted
membership to members of the scheme
We hope that the reduce costs encourage
you and your colleagues to play more
competitive games !!