In the US Chess League semifinals, the New York Knights and the Miami Sharks beat New Jersey and San Francisco, despite both of the winning teams being up against draw odds. New York and Miami will face off in the ...
In conjunction with the 2010 Denker Championship and Tournament of College Champions will be a new National event: The US Girls Junior Open. All three events will be held in Irvine, CA from July 31 to August 3.
Defending World Cup champ Gata Kamsky advances into round three with a draw today, while Shabalov and Akobian both head back to the tiebreaks. Alexander Onischuk is out.
Andrew Samuelson from George Mason University and Luciana Morales from
the University of Texas at Brownsville finished tied for first in the 3rd Annual Duncan Oxley Memorial tournament (the annual online collegiate individual championship.)
WIM Dr. Alexey Root covers the University of Texas at Dallas Invitationals, where norm hopefuls play in two sections. Read about consolatory ice-cream, a two-minute match and follow analysis by UTD Junior Tautvydas Vedrickas.
Shabalov broke through against Baklan to advance to round two of the World Cup. Akobian won a marathon tiebreak match against Tregubov while Shulman lost a tough match against Savchenko.
The National Youth Action (Nov.20-22, Oakbrook, IL)
saw a great turnout of 497 players. Winners included Joshua Colas, Kevin Cao and Jialin Ding in the K-9, Matthew Stevens in the K-3, Jonathan Zhao in the K-6 and Praveen Sanjay and ...
In the World Youth Championship, two of our youngest competitors, Tanuj
Vasudeva and Samritha Palakollu scored impressive 8.5/11 scores. Both were on the top boards all event
and earned silver medals due to superior tiebreaks!
The Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis will host the 2010 U.S. Chess Championship, which will feature 24 of the best players in the country. Nine of the 24 spots have already been filled, which leaves 15 invitations still to be ...