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The 2017 National K-12 Championships underway in Orlando, Florida this week will forever be a fond memory. As a senior in high school, this time of… Read More »
“Previous American Open winners read like a Who’s Who in American chess. To name only a few and not to slight any of the fine players who have won or… Read More »
Photo Jim Doyle US Chess has gone to Disney World as the Main Event of the K-12 Chess Championships is underway in Buena Vista, Florida (live games… Read More »
After 5 rounds, only one person has been able to win any games: Fabiano Caruana.Read More »
Eddy Tian Eddy Tian (NJ) and Nico Chasin (NY) enter the fifth grade section at the K-12 National Championships as the top two seeds. Eddy says that… Read More »
Certainly, Smith had to be regarded as one of the contenders for a top prize, but given that he was over 200 points lower rated than the top few… Read More »
Thomas Babcock of St. Louis Park, Minnesota, is no stranger to winning first place in a John Collins event, having done so in 2008, 2009, and 2013...… Read More »
Praveen at the Denker Tournament of High School Champions in Virginia, Photo Jim Doyle Praveen Balakrishnan (NJ), reigning Denker Champion, is only… Read More »
It is extremely important to have the ability to work by yourself without the help of engines; otherwise they will simply give you evaluations and...… Read More »
Ethan Li appeared on the cover of the May Chess Life Magazine this year for his part in Summer Chess Academy for Talented Youth 's victory at the US… Read More »