Jeremy Kane and Siarhei Biareishyk tied for first place in the 2004 Wisconsin Junior Open Championship, and will have a playoff match to determine which of the two represents Wisconsin in the Arnold Denker Tournament of High School Champions.
Andrew Stevens was the sole winner of the Reserve section, while Chasue Lee and Marvin Johnson tied fro first place in the Beginner's section, all of them with similar perfect scores.
| Name | Rating | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Jonathon Prenot | 1932 | 452.00 |
| James Coons | 1745 | 447.59 |
| Guy Hoffman | 1902 | 396.07 |
| John De Mastri | 1742 | 353.08 |
| Ojas Sahoo | 1638 | 344.06 |
| Name | Rating | Points |
|---|---|---|
| John Zapata | 2219 | 547.23 |
| Guy Hoffman | 1905 | 423.03 |
| James Coons | 1770 | 405.24 |
| Avinash Rajendra | 2164 | 385.03 |
| Asher Frederick | 1295 | 343.53 |
| 2024 North Central Open (12/27) |
| Michael A. Selig Memorial/58th NorthEastern Open Chess Championship (02/01) |
| 2024 North Central Open (12/27) |
| MKE TEAMS (01/11) |
| Michael A. Selig Memorial/58th NorthEastern Open Chess Championship (02/01) |
| 2025 US Amateur Team North (02/21) |
State Champion: Trevor Magness