Saint Louis Chess Club
2016 Sinquefield Cup Spotlights International Chess Competition in Saint Louis - PR Newswire (press release)
PR Newswire (press release)
The world's top chess players are headed to the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis (CCSCSL), located in the U.S. Chess Capital, Aug. 5-16, to compete for a total prize fund of $300,000 in the pinnacle of chess tournaments held on U.S. soil ...
Wesley braces for 2016 Sinquefield Cup - The Manila Times
The Manila Times
Grandmaster (GM) Wesley So shifts his sights on the 2016 Sinquefield Cup scheduled on August 4 to 16 at the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis in Missouri, US. The 22-year-old woodpusher wants to surpass his 10th-place finish in the 2015 ...
Vladimir Kramnik withdraws from Sinquefield Cup - Chess News | ChessBase
Vladimir Kramnik withdraws from Sinquefield Cup - Chess News | ChessBase
Vladimir Kramnik withdraws from Sinquefield Cup - Chessbase News
2016 Sinquefield Cup Spotlights International Chess Competition in Saint Louis - PR Newswire
2016 Sinquefield Cup Spotlights International Chess Competition in Saint Louis - PR Newswire
Vladimir Kramnik withdraws from Sinquefield Cup - Chessbase News
The 2016 Sinquefield Cup, one of the strongest tournaments of the year, will start in about a week, on 5th August, in St. Louis. Unfortunately Vladimir Kramnik ...
Plano's Jeffery Xiong Takes First at Chess Championship in St. Louis - Dallas Observer
Dallas Observer
Dallas Observer
By the end of the 10-day tournament, hosted by the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis, Grandmaster Xiong took first place, granting him an invitation to the 2017 U.S. Chess Championship and $6,000. Li finished third, winning $3,000. Xiong ...
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15-year-old chess prodigy is U.S. Junior Grandmaster - CanIndia News
CanIndia News
CanIndia News
Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis (CCSCSL) Executive Director, Tony Rich (left), and Assistant Manager, Mike Kummer (right), award Grandmaster Jeffery Xiong, 15, of Coppell, Texas (center). Age is only a number – and it's certainly true ...
15-year-old chess prodigy is U.S. Junior Grandmaster - CanIndia News
CanIndia News
CanIndia News
Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis (CCSCSL) Executive Director, Tony Rich (left), and Assistant Manager, Mike Kummer (right), award Grandmaster Jeffery Xiong, 15, of Coppell, Texas (center). Age is only a number – and it's certainly true ...
Plano's Jeffery Xiong Takes First at Chess Championship in St. Louis - Dallas Observer
On Chess: Junior Closed Championship had unexpected excitement - St. Louis Public Radio
Chess Player Jeffery Xiong Won in St. Louis and Will Compete Against World's Best in September - Dallas Observer
Local teenage chess prodigies Jeffery Xiong and Ruifeng Li straightened their pieces and set their minds to the task of winning during the opening round of the ...
On Chess: Junior Closed Championship had unexpected excitement - St. Louis Public Radio
St. Louis Public Radio
St. Louis Public Radio
Due to the continuous effort of the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis, the U.S. Junior Closed Championship has grown to be one of the strongest and most prominent junior tournaments in the world. The 2016 edition brought together 10 of ...
15-year-old Chess Prodigy Crowned 2016 U.S. Junior Closed Champion in Saint Louis - Stock Transcript
Stock Transcript
“Who would have thought just eight short years ago that the Saint Louis Chess Club would have seen such memorable and prestigious events,” said Tony Rich, CCSCSL Executive Director. “The Junior Closed is one of my favorites each year, and the 2016 ...
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15-year-old Chess Prodigy Crowned 2016 U.S. Junior Closed ... - Stock Transcript
Stock Transcript
ST. LOUIS, July 19, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — Age is only a number – and it's certainly true in the world of chess. At only 15-years-old, Jeffery Xiong of Coppell, ...
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15-year-old Chess Prodigy Crowned 2016 U.S. Junior Closed Champion in Saint Louis - Yahoo Finance
Yahoo Finance
Yahoo Finance
Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis (CCSCSL) Executive Director, Tony Rich (left), and Assistant Manager, Mike Kummer (right), award Grandmaster Jeffery Xiong, 15, of Coppell, Texas (center), the $6,000 winning prize for the 2016 U.S ...