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Posts Tagged with "Women"
For 10 years, the U.S. Women's Championship was dominated by two players: Irina Krush and Anna Zatonskih. Krush won six times (in addition to her… Read More »
This year's Women's World Championship in Tehran, Iran (February 10-March 4) was a site of both fierce chess and controversy. In an Open letter to… Read More »
The First New York State Girls Team and Individual Championships was full of friendly faces. Girls said hello to each other, made jokes,… Read More »
GM Irina Krush at the Saint Louis Chess Club
This year New York State inaugurates another state chess championship-- the first New York State… Read More »
Today, the chess world is mourning the loss of another strong chess player who left us too early. IM Cristina Foisor, was a supportive and… Read More »
On January 24th, the talk show, Harry, will feature the inspiring story of Rochelle Ballantyne, an expert-level chessplayer who aspires to become the… Read More »
Judges praised Maret's compelling writing style and her personal insights on how to encourage more women to start and continue playing competitive… Read More »
FLOWER MOUND, TX – Play chess and meet former U.S. women’s chess champion Alexey Root as she signs her latest book, Prepare With Chess… Read More »
Naomi in her final round game in Sochi, Russia
Congrats to Naomi Bashkansky of Washington State, who won the Girls Under 13 section of the… Read More »
Ju Wenjun won the final leg of the FIDE Women's Grand Prix, earning enough GP points to become the 2017 Women's World Championship Challenger.