Varuzhan AKOBIAN: “GOOD THAT I GO TO FITNESS CLUB”
Published By Frank On Thursday, November 26th 2009. Under Chess Tournaments, Chess Training, Featured, International Chess, News Tags: chess is sport, GM Akobian, Varuzhan Akobian
Did you expect such an epic tie break and that you would have a hockey score at the end?
• How could one expect this? Of course, the tie breaks were very tough for me, as well as for my opponent. In classical round I won one game, and ... Read More
2009 Georgia Grade-level Championship October 17, 2009
Published By Frank On Sunday, October 11th 2009. Under Chess Tournaments Tags: Georgia Grade-level Championship
Where: Greater Atlanta Christian School, 1575 Indian Trail Rd, Norcross GA 30093
(please use entrance farthest from I-85)
Format: 5-round, unrated, Swiss-style tournament; open to all Georgia students in grades K-12;
In 13 sections, one for each grade, with 30 minutes per player as the time control.
Prizes: Trophies to all who score 3.5 ... Read More
Robson earns 2nd GM Norm!
Published By Frank On Wednesday, August 26th 2009. Under Chess Tournaments Tags: 23rd FIDE Invitational, FM Jake Kleiman, IM Ben Finegold, IM Ray Robson, Mackenzie Molner
In the 23rd FIDE Invitational (click here for photos and analysis from earlier today) IM Ray Robson won consecutive games in rounds 7 and 8 against two of the top IMs in the country, Sam Shankland and Ben Finegold. Robson now stands as the sole leader with 6.5/8 and (Update, ... Read More
Thoughts from our 2009 U.S. Chess Champion
Published By Frank On Thursday, May 21st 2009. Under Chess Tournaments, International Chess, News, Uncategorized, chess videos
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2009 US Chess Championship
Published By Frank On Wednesday, May 20th 2009. Under Chess History, Chess Tournaments, International Chess, News
The 2009 US Chess Championship was held, this year for the first time, in St. Louis, Missouri, at the brand new St. Louis Chess Club and Scholastic Center, which is located at 4657 Maryland Avenue, just east of the intersection of ... Read More

