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The 2009 Fantasy Chess competition for the U.S. Championship (Saint Louis, May 7-17) will feature daily book prizes for contest leaders. Check out the list of books up for grabs.
Megan Lee won a scholarship to UTD by winning the 18&Under section of the All-Girls-Nationals (Apr. 24-26, Dallas). Check out Dr. Alexey Root's photos from the event including blitz champ Jasmine Fermin to the left.
In 2009 Fantasy Chess, YOU decide who will get more points in U.S. Championship match-ups such as Kamsky-Nakamura and Zatonskih-Krush. Prizes include a Monroi PCM! To play, make sure you are registered on uschess.org and your membership is renewed.
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In the four-day rapid match in Robinson Rancheria Resort and Casino (April 22-25), GM Varuzhan Akobian leads 1.5-0.5 over his friend and Olympic teammate, GM Yury Shulman.
GM Josh Friedel writes the Toronto Open, where he scored 5/5. He talks about his favorite game from the event, why perfect wasn't enough for first and his preparations for Saint Louis.
NM Landon Brownell, member of the Catalina Foothills team, and the 2006 National High School Champion died in a car accident on April 21. Robby Adamson shares memories of "an amazing person" who defined "team player."
At the Far West Open, GM Sergey Kudrin won a playoff over Antal and Sevillano. Michael Aigner's report includes games and thoughts on the successful juniors such as Kayden Troff, Luke Harmon-Velloti and Samuel Sevian.
GM Darmen Sadvakasov, 2009 Foxwoods Open champ, took on 22 at a Columbia University simul last Sunday and scored 19 wins, two draws and a loss. Chess club vice-president Anna Ginzburg gives CLO the full story.
Dr.Alexey Root, author of Children and Chess, writes about what makes a good chess camp and the little things that can make a camp an unforgettable experience.
GM Alexander Onischuk won the Mexican Open Championship with 7.5/9. Alexander played to prepare for the U.S. Championship, and pointed out two key endgame moments that put him on top.
