The Chess Club of Minnesota is open to chess players of all ages and all skill levels. * Free and fee-based chess. * Friendly opponents. * Convenient locations. * Occasional tournaments, rated and unrated. * Educational classes. * Entertaining events. * All ages. * All experience levels: beginner to master. * Guys and gals welcome. If this is what you're looking for, you'll find it at The Chess Club of Minnesota .
The SCA Double Bug plus Frozen Open tournament is coming up next Saturday, January 21st. Also included is a USCF rated section, grades K-12. Frozen open includes K-3, 4-6 and 7-9 sections. Site is Zachary Lane Elementary in Plymouth. Register today at www.schoolchess.org.
THE NEXT School Chess Association tournament is the Burnsville Open Grade Level Tournament at METCALF JR HIGH IN BURNSVILLE, NOVEMBER 5TH.
Players compete within their own grade level in grades K-8. In addition there is one 9–12th grade section. Team awards for Grade Levels based upon top three players in each grade section from each school. You can register onsite Saturday morning, or register online now at www.schoolchess.org.
The SCA Kickoff Open tournament will be held Saturday, October 22nd, at Oxbow school in Champlin. For more information, and to register, visit the SCA website at www.schoolchess.org.
Want to amaze your friends and impress your opponents? Want to increase your IQ while having fun playing chess and competing for various prizes? Learn from Twin Cities Chess Club instructors who have years of teaching experience. This is an excellent opportunity to develop or build your chess skills over the summer.
Questions? Please contact Irina
Phone: 952.457.4800 / 952.942.8830
Email: tcchessclub@gmail.com
Hopkins, Hopkins Pavilion
August 8-August 12, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm (M-F)
$200/full day;$120/ half day
A fun way for students of all ages to learn and improve their chess level! Organized by the Chess Club of Minnesota. Chess tournament is the next arena where young chess players can test their skill. Chess tournaments are not only competitions, but social events as well. Children will meet peers with a similar love for the game.
When: Saturday, March 5th, 2011, 10 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Is your young chess player interested in getting beyond the basics? Do they know how the pieces move, the value of the pieces, and the difference between check and checkmate? If you answered yes, and your child wants to take the next steps to improve their game by learning basic strategies and tactics, than this class is the class for him or her!
From Beginner to Intermediate will teach your child the following:
Twin Cities Chess Club is now at the JCC! Classes are offered for students of all ages and chess levels. Make new friends, improve your skill-set, increase your IQ and impress your opponents. Learn from experienced teachers. End of class session chess tournament for all participants.
We would like to invite all chess players, their families, coaches and friends to attend a potluck/BBQ picnic organized by parent volunteers to enjoy a pleasant Minnesota Summer afternoon, socialize and have some fun (casual chess, your favorite sports, etc.)!
