Sat, Dec 14th - Sat, Dec 14th Charm City CC 2019 December Action Tournament |
Sat, Jan 4th - Sat, Jan 4th Frederick Chess Club G45 Open |
Sat, Feb 1st - Sat, Feb 1st Frederick Chess Club G45 Open |
Sat, Mar 7th - Sat, Mar 7th Frederick Chess Club G45 Open |
Sat, Mar 21st - MD High-School & Middle-School Chess State Championships 2020 |
Sun, Mar 22nd - MD High-School & Middle-School Chess State Championships 2020 |
Sun, Dec 15th - Cathay School December K-12 |
Sat, Mar 7th - MD Sweet 16 2020 |
Sun, Mar 8th - MD Sweet 16 2020 |
A Celebration of Chess
Friday, December 6
7:00 - 9:30 PM
$5.00 per person (youth & adult)
Coaches attend for free
Cockeysville Middle School
Cafeteria
10401 Greenside Dr.
Cockeysville, MD 21030
Join us for an evening celebrating the game of chess. It's the best deal in town!
Food, Fun, Prizes, Simul, Bughouse, Blitz, Challenge a Coach, Game Analysis, Special Guests, Instruction, & More.
RSVP to Glenn Segal at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by 11/29.
Include name, grade, & school for youth participants.
Pay at the door.
Flyer available by request.
HAMPTON ROADS CHESS ASSOCIATION PRESENTS AN INSPIRATIONAL EVENING WITH ROBERT KATENDE
Tuesday, Nov. 12, 5:30-10:30PM
Eastminster Presbyterian Church
3229 MacDonald Road
Virginia Beach, VA
Event is FREE and open to the public (Donations accepted for the Robert Katende Initiative); Autographed Books $20 !5:30-7:30 PM - Movie Showing of Queen of Katwe; Simultaneous Exhibition 7:30-9:00 PM - Inspirational Talk 9:00-10:30 PM - Book Signing for His Book A Knight without A Castle and Photos
http://hrchessclub.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/HRCA-Katende-Flyer.pdf
Read more: An Evening with Robert Katenda of Queen of Katwe
by John D. Rockefeller V
Congratulations to Maryland's 2019 Denker, Barber, Haring, & Senior Representatives:
Click below for the Final Standings of the Denker, Barber, Haring, & Senior tournaments—& MD's team standing:
by FM Shelby Getz
Winning the 2nd installment of the National Senior Tournament of Champions was quite a
surprise, not only for myself, who was this year's event winner, but for others as well, especially
due to the unique choice of opening I elected to employ with the White pieces, and in this, my
fourth round game, against John, I was permitted to test it out yet again, for its second
deployment in the event, albeit against one of the event’s toughest competitors . I would also go on
to use it as my starting move in the final round to capture the crown.
[Event: NSTOC]
[Site: Orlando , Florida]
[Date: 8/5/2019]
[Round: 4]
[White: Shelby Getz]
[Black: John Fedorowicz]
[Result: 1/2 1/2]
[ECO: A00]
[Time Control: G/90]
1. a3 This first move for White is officially referred to as Anderssen's Opening, so named after the
19th century German master , Adolf Anderssen , who first employed it to defeat Paul Morphy ,
arguably one of the greatest players to have ever played the game.
Click below for more:
Read more: How to Draw a GM & Win the National Senior : 1. a3
by IM-elect Sahil Sinha
2019 North American Junior (U20) Championship, 2019.06.26-30, IM-elect Sinha (White) vs IM Balakrishnan (Black)
I was looking forward to the 2019 North American Junior (U20) Championship, a prestigious event within the North American continent. Kudos to the Charlotte Chess Center for their amazing efforts in organizing these kinds of tournaments. Prior to this, I happened to have played a few norm tournaments at the Charlotte Chess Center and was just there in the first week of June. Unfortunately, my subpar performance was not sufficient to earn the norm, so I was hoping to make amends and turn in a better performance at this event, which I was competing for the first time and the top 3 finishers would achieve at least an IM norm.
Read more: MD 12th Grader Sahil Sinha Becomes International Master!