Standings
North
Caloocan 14-1, San Juan 14-1, Pasig 14-1; Laguna 12-3, Manila 11-4; Isabela 9-6; Rizal 6-9; Davao 5-10; Bangkok 4-11 Pampanga 4-11; Olongapo 3-12; Pengcheng 0-15.
South
Paralympics 12-3; Iloilo 11-4, Penang 10-5; SinQGApore 9-6, Toledo 9-6; Camarines 8-7, Negros 8-7; Lapu-Lapu 7-8; Surigao 3-12, Mindoro 3-12; Palawan 3-12; Sunrays 1-14.

Schedule for Nov. 3
Round 16 -- Pasig vs Pampanga, Manila vs Laguna, Isabeka vs San Juan, Caloocan vs Davao, Rizal vs Bangkok, Olongapo vs Pengcheng, Lapu-Lapu vs Sunrays, Surigso vs Negros, Palawan vs Iloilo, Toledo vs Paralympics, Camarines vs SinQGApore, Mindoro vs Penang.
Round 17 -- Pampanga vs Pengcheng, Bangkok vs Olongapo, Davao vs Rizal, San Juan vs Caloocan, Laguna vs Isabela, Pasig vs Manila, Sunrays vs Penang SinQGApore vs Mindoro, Paralympics vs Camarines, Iloilo vs Toledo, Negros vs Palawan, Lapu-Lapu vs Surigao.

CALOOCAN Load Manna Knights and Pasig Pirates produced impressive victories to forge a three-way tie for the lead in the Northern Division in the 2021 PCAP San Miguel Corporation- Ayala Land chess championships.
Caloocan, bannered by IM overwhelmex Paulo Bersamina and IM Barlo Nadera, whipped Pengcheng-China, 21-0, and Bangkok-Thailand, 15.5-5.5, while Pasig, led by Rudy Ibanez and Eric Labog Jr., shocked erstwhile unbeaten San Juan Predators, 15.5-5.5, and Laguna Heroes, 13.5-7.5.
The twin victories enabled the Load Manna Knights and the Pirates to share the lead with the Predators sith similar 14-1 wIn-loss records.
Overall, Caloocan leads the way after the tiebreaks with 227 points against San Jusn's 226.5 points and Pasig's 218.5 points.
Bersamina outclassed Li Tian Chao of Pengcheng, 3-0, and CM Prin Laohawirapap of Bangkok, 2.5-.5, and Nadera overwhelmed Zhou Yanglechen of Pengcheng, 3-0, and Brunel Baron Burbach of Bangkok, 3-0, to lead the Load Manna Knights' charge.
Ibanez subdued IM Ricardo de Guzman of San Juan, 3-0, and FM Efren Bagamasbad of Laguna, 3-0 while Labog
trounced Narciso Gumila of San Juan, 3-0, CM Bayangat of Laguna, 3-0, to power the Pirates.
Before losing to Pasig, Laguna overwhelmed Pampanga Checkers, 15-6, to remain in solo fourth place with 12-3 record.
The biggest casualty for the day were the Manila Indios Bravos, who lost to Davao Eagles, 10-11, and San Juan, 4-17.
Isabela Knight Raiders won over Bangkok, 12-9, and Davao, 12.5-8.5, to move up to sixth place with a 9-6 record.
Rizal Towers also made their presence felt by sweeping Olongapo Rainbow, 15-6, and Pengcheng, 21-0, for a 6-9 slate. Ed Andaya

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