Our final National Spring Scholastic wrapped up a couple weeks ago, but memories are still vivid from the Elementary Nationals held at the Gaylord...
Throwback picture of Josh Colas and Justus Williams at Chess in the Parks. Both will be attending Webster University in the Fall. Photo Elizabeth...
British Artist Tom Hackney Debuts New Exhibit of Paintings at the World Chess Hall of Fame Exhibition opens Thursday, May 19 and runs through Sept.… Read More »
Have you been following the Grandmaster Blitz Battle Championship? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10SYJa60eGU So far, three exciting matches have...
Media Contact Mary Meluso, 201.253.1335 mmeluso@lsc.org Jersey City, NJ – May 17, 2016 – Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman John Urschel is typically…
Alex Velikanov, Photo Charlotte Chess Center When the average chess player thinks of the areas in the US most likely to produce high level chess...
There was no real time to reflect on the slight disappointment in Cappelle-la-Grande, as the Cannes Chess Festival was only one day away. Tom...
After seven hard fought rounds of play, we have our National Champions! Some of the biggest names in U.S. chess history got their start by winning… Read More »
Kids are often underrated and so it's normal to see one or two of the top seeds go down in National Scholastics. However at the National Elementary...
You usually expect a few upsets at Nationals, but no one expected what happened in Round 1 this year. In the K-6 Championship, 1348 rated Dominic...