Don’t Mess with Texas Chess Girls
This summer is a big one for US Chess Women and Girls, and you can find a wide range of events in our recently added…
America’s Rising Chess Stars Converge in Saint Louis
SAINT LOUIS (July 9, 2018) – The skilled and competitive new generation of chess talent will compete for the U.S. Junior and U.S. Girls’ Junior Chess…
Vaidya Wins US Junior Open in New Orleans
Atulya Vaidya, 18, of Texas won clear first in the US Junior Open, held from June 22-24 in New Orleans. The University of Texas at…
Happy Father’s Day from US Chess
US Chess wishes a Happy Father’s Day to chess parents and father figures! A well known chessdad among our membership is commentator and IM David…
Wesley So wins Leuven GCT Leg in Dramatic Finale
American Grandmaster Wesley So prevailed in the Lueven leg of the Grand Chess Tour in a dramatic finale. Wesley So called it a “miracle…When I…
US Olympic Teams Set: “I Like Our Chances to Repeat”
The 2018 US Olympic teams are set, with a formidable Open squad featuring three of the top ten players in the World, including World Championship…
Shimanov, Liang & Stukopin Win Chicago Open
Three Grandmasters tied for first in the Chicago Open, held over Memorial Day Weekend. Webster student Alex Shimanov earned the title and a bonus on…
Good & Bad News for Americans as Norway Begins
The Altibox Norway Chess Tournament kicked off with victory for American Wesley So, who took down the blitz tournament, half a point ahead of fellow…
So Beats Carlsen in Norway
Chess Kids and Cops Face Off in Chicago
Students from over 40 Chicago Public schools and cops faced off on May 2nd for the 1st Cops & Kids Culminating Chess Challenge to inspire communication between…
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