Posts Tagged with "Women"
Rochelle Wu, Photo Jim Doyle
The Women's Western Regional Championship took place last weekend at the Berkeley Chess School with 49 players,… Read More »
Congratulations to Ju Wenjun, who became the 17th Women's World Champion on Friday, May 18!
Trailing by 2 points to Ju Wenjun at the halfway mark, Tan Zhongyi struck back in round 6 with a 125-move display of determination.
Rianne Ke vs. Gus Huston, Photo IM Eric Rosen
Rianne Ke was in a must win situation in round seven of the K-6 Championship at the Elementary… Read More »
The favorites to qualify would have to be top seeded WFM Martha Samadashvili rated 2172 or second seeded Sophie Morris-Suzuki rated 2146. But… Read More »
Drew Justice, perfect in the K-6 Championships, Photo Eric Rosen
Saturday at the National Championships is a marathon: Grandmaster lessons and… Read More »
The Women's World Championship has been a lively match so far, loaded with king attacks and tactical combinations--with 80% of the games ending… Read More »
CROSSVILLE, TN [UPDATED, MAY 17, 2018] The US Chess Federation is pleased to announce the list of players who have qualified to participate in the… Read More »
Sharpen your tactics with puzzles from the games of the top 3 finishers of the US Women's Championships, Nazi Paikidze, Annie Wang, and Irina Krush!
Photo Cathy Rogers
From the 1950s until the 1970s, World Championship matches attracted little worldwide interest because the contest always… Read More »
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