Grandmaster Yasser Seirawan and IM Tania Sachdev discuss the increasing prominence of Chinese and Indian chess players before the 2019 Cairns Cup. Sachdev also tells her story of playing for the Indian national team.
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During the rest day of the first-ever Cairns Cup, players and commentators joined police officers and Saint Louis school students for a fun morning of playing chess. The C.H.E.S.S. Cops program intends to build relationships between the police and the community.
2019.02.11
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Кубок Кейрнс 2019, Супер-турнир, в котором принимают участие десять из сильнейших шахматисток мира. Проходит в шахматном клубе Сент-Луиса с 6-го по 16-e февраля 2019, участники разыграют $150.000 призовых, комментируют в прямом эфире WGM Анастасия Карлович и IM Эльмира Скрипченко
Grandmaster Maurice Ashley interviews Chess Club co-founder Jeanne Sinquefield during Round 2 of the first-ever Cairns Cup.
2019.02.07
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Grandmaster Maurice Ashley interviews Chess Club Executive Director Tony Rich during Round 3 of the first-ever Cairns Cup.
2019.02.08
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Before the 2019 Cairns Cup, GM Yasser Seirawan and IM Tania Sachdev discuss the women's world championship cycle, changes to it, and making chess "cool."
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Grandmaster Maurice Ashley interviews Jennings Schools Superintendent Dr. Art McCoy and 8th grader Bobbie Lewis Jr. during Round 6 of the first-ever Cairns Cup.
2019.02.12
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Кубок Кейрнс 2019, Супер-турнир, в котором принимают участие десять из сильнейших шахматисток мира. Проходит в шахматном клубе Сент-Луиса с 6-го по 16-e февраля 2019, участники разыграют $150.000 призовых, комментируют в прямом эфире WGM Анастасия Карлович и IM Эльмира Скрипченко
Three days before the Cairns Cup, the Chess Club hosts an all-girls Scouts BSA workshop. A dozen girls participated to earn their chess merit badges.
2019.02.03
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Grandmaster Yasser Seirawan and WGM Jennifer Shahade discuss girls in U.S. chess, specifically younger girls raising the bar for national tournament strength, before the 2019 Cairns Cup.
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OUR MISSION It is the mission of the Saint Louis Chess Club, an educational organization, to maintain a formal program of instruction to teach the game of chess and to promote and support its educational program through community outreach and local and national partnerships to increase the awareness of the educational value of chess.
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