By FM Mike Klein of Chess.com The preliminary findings of a multi-year study across the state of Alabama seem to indicate that chess instruction may improve student performance, especially amongst younger students. The study, conducted by researchers at Tennessee Tech and the University of Alabama and in conjunction with the Alabama Chess in Schools, released its findings last month. While numerous research…
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by Kerry Stead The 2019 Australian Open was a bit different from the ‘usual’ Australian Open, with the Box Hill Chess Club taking on the hosting role at a fairly late stage (only a few months before the tournament), reducing the tournament from 11 to 9 rounds and more notably, running the 2019 event…
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By Shaun Curtis The Australian Junior Chess Championships was first held back in 1949. The event runs annually in a different city each year, after bids are put in to the Australian Chess Federation. This year the Australian Junior Chess Championships is being held at Trinity Grammar School, Summer Hill, NSW. There are 12 different…
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The latest Queensland Junior Rating list has been released! The full list can be seen here. The most improved and top lists for ages and regions can be seen below. For more information on how the rating system works please see this article here. ** Please see the above link for all FAQ’s about the rating list.…
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The latest Queensland Junior Rating list has been released! The full list can be seen here. The most improved and top lists for ages and regions can be seen below. For more information on how the rating system works please see this article here. ** Please see the above link for all FAQ’s about the rating list.…
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The latest Queensland Junior Rating list has been released! The full list can be seen here. The most improved and top lists for ages and regions can be seen below. For more information on how the rating system works please see this article here. ** Please see the above link for all FAQ’s about the rating list.…
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The latest Queensland Junior Rating list has been released! The full list can be seen here. The most improved and top lists for ages and regions can be seen below. For more information on how the rating system works please see this article here. ** Please see the above link for all FAQ’s about the rating list.…
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The Gold Coast Open has over the years, established itself as Queensland’s most prestigious chess tournament. First run back in 1993, the event enters its 26th year after an amazing first quarter of a century. This years’ event has been rebranded and tweaked to have a Premier, Major and Minor division – ensuring an event…
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The latest Queensland Junior Rating list has been released! The full list can be seen here. The most improved and top lists for ages and regions can be seen below. For more information on how the rating system works please see this article here. ** Please see the above link for all FAQ’s about the rating list.…
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By Ken Ooi The Asian Youth Chess Championship 2018 was recently held in Chiang Mai, Thailand from the 1st of April to 9th April inclusive. The official players that represented Australia are below: Ooi, Jayden QLD – U8 Anup Kumar, Vihaan NSW – U8 Retnaraja, Ethan SA – U12 Chan, Jordan QLD – U14 Au,…
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