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In Other News: Do Women Play Better Than Their Rating Against Men? - Chess.com
Whew. Candidates' took almost a month but is now done. Ditto Shamkir and the U.S. Championships. The Women's World Championship is only one game a ...
In Other News: Do Women Play Better Than Their Rating Against Men? - Chess.com
Whew. Candidates' took almost a month but is now done. Ditto Shamkir and the U.S. Championships. The Women's World Championship is only one game a ...
US Championship LIVE - Chessbase News
Top class U.S. Championship chess returned to Saint Louis Chess & Scholastic Center for the tenth time from April 18th to 30th. Sam Shankland won the Open ...
US Championship: Shankland in the lead - Chessbase News
Sam Shankland, after a big win Monday over Varuzhan Akobian, is in the sole lead with five rounds to go. Fabiano Caruana caught up with Wesley So after ...
US college chess: UTRGV ends Webster's reign - Chessbase News
The 2018 edition of Final Four of Collegiate Chess was held from March 30th to April 1st at the Marshall Chess Club in New York City. This edition was also ...
U.S. Championship: So and Akobian start with wins - Chessbase News
Kicking off the US Championships at the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis, defending US Champion Wesley So and Varuzhan Akobian started ...
2018 US Championship begins - Chessbase News
Today the U.S. Championships start in Saint Louis, Missouri. The open and the women's championships will once again be held in parallel. The first prize in the ...
US Chess Championships Begin In St. Louis - Chess.com
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Chess.com
The U.S. Championship and U.S. Women's Championship both return to St. Louis tonight through April 30. The events are being hosted by the Saint Louis Chess Club, now for the 10th straight year. The opening ceremony is tonight, and round-one games start ...
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U.S. Chess Championships Begin In St. Louis - Chess.com
The U.S. Championship and U.S. Women's Championship both return to St. Louis tonight through April 30. The events are being hosted by the Saint Louis ...
U.S. Chess Championships Begin In St. Louis - Chess.com
The U.S. Championship and U.S. Women's Championship both return to St. Louis tonight through April 30. The events are being hosted by the Saint Louis ...
On Chess: A highly contested US Championship for men and women - St. Louis Public Radio
St. Louis Public Radio
St. Louis Public Radio
Watch all the action at the club, including commentary by grandmasters Robert Hess and Eric Hansen, or online at uschesschamps.com with the outstanding commentary team of Yasser Seirawan, Jennifer Shahade and Maurice Ashley. For those who “hablan ...
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Chess Team Wraps Season at Bill Wright Open - Lindenwood University Athletics - Lindenwood Athletics
Coppell chess prodigy to compete in US Chess Championship in St. Louis - Dallas News
Dallas News
Dallas News
Jeffery Xiong of Coppell won his first chess competition at a mere 6 years old. That was just one year after he started playing what he calls "a beautiful game." He was taught by his father, Wayne Xiong, a fellow chess player who proven to be a great ...
Coppell chess prodigy to compete in U.S. Chess Championship in St. Louis - Dallas News
Coppell chess prodigy to compete in US Chess Championship in St. Louis - Dallas News
Jeffery Xiong of Coppell won his first chess competition at a mere 6 years old. That was just one year after he started playing what he calls "a beautiful game.".
Coppell chess prodigy to compete in U.S. Chess Championship in St. Louis - Dallas News
Jeffery Xiong of Coppell won his first chess competition at a mere 6 years old. That was just one year after he started playing what he calls a...
Glendale, La Cañada represented at the top women's chess tournament in the US - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times
Tatev Abrahamyan, 30, of Glendale and Annie Wang, a 15-year-old La Cañada resident, will join 10 other female players at the 2018 United States Women's Chess Championship April 18 through 30 at the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis, ...
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Glendale, La Cañada represented at the top women's chess tournament in the US - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times
Two local chess masters are headed to the top women's chess tournament in the United States, where the top finisher will take home $100,000 and qualify for the Women's World Championship cycle. Tatev Abrahamyan, 30, of Glendale and Annie Wang, a 15 ...
