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Preston Ladson of Philadelphia demonstrates why a difference of 300+ rating points can be decisive in correspondence chess. We also check out a...
Results are in at the K-12 Chess Championships and our very first Main Event Champ was Katherine Zhuge of California, first to reach six points in… Read More »
Saturday is the most intense day the K12 Chess Championships, as three games differentiate the field. In round five, US Chess started streaming the...
The Main Event of the K-12 Chess Championships are underway in Orlando. The tournament began with a moment of silence for Former US Chess President...
This year’s participants: on the left Rochelle Wu (California), Abhimanyu Mishra (New Jersey), Christopher Yoo (California), Brandon Jacobson, (New...
The K-12 Chess Championships in Orlando kicked off with blitz and bughouse events, as the @USChess twitter takeover by IM Greg Shahade captured the...
Grade Nationals Champions pose with their trophies in the 2017 K-12 Championships The K-12 Grade Championships are headed to Orlando, Florida from...
Welcome to the December edition of “One Move at a Time,” the US Chess podcast in which we talk to people and organizations that are advancing the US…
The Grand Chess Tour finals, hosted at the 10th London Chess Classic will be held from December 11-17, 2018 and broadcast live on grandchesstour.org…
The first annual Midwest Regional All Girls & Women’s Tournament attracted 39 on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. There was fierce competition… Read More »