TeraFinal Blenheim Palace
The U14 TeraFinal consisted of a gruelling 12 player all play all played over two days with Luke ranked 9th losing just the one game and scoring 8 points. SJC Report
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West Hamstead 22nd June 2024
Luke, Elena, Liam, Arjun and David travelled up to West Hamstead for the 3rd SCCU & London Club Championship and came 2nd in the competitive Minor Section
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Canterbury 4th May 2024
Shravan 4½ Jacob 3½ Raul 3½ Arjun P 3½, Smrithi 2½, Benjamin O 2 Jackson 2 and Kai 1½ all competed with the first 5 named qualifying for the Giga-Final in July.
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Horsham 4th February 2024
Lola Finlay wins Under 11 Minor with a terric score of 5½/6.
Luke Freeman picks up the Silver Medal in the Under 18s Major.
Burgess Hill 10th December 2023
Double Champions
Raina wins the Under 18 title.
Bella wins the Under 11 title.
Risha and Lola competed and scored well
Bexhill 18th November 2023
David Fryer won the Under 1900 Rating Prize somehow! after losing to two juniors a run of 3 victories and a final round last game to finish draw picked up £30
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Hassocks 12th November 2023
We have a new Champion in our midst with Luke Freeman picking up the Sussex Under 13 Trophy and a worthy mention for Liam Finlay who gained the Silver Medal.
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Bromley 12th November 2023
Serik Thomas came 2nd in the Under 8s with a great score of 5/6 and qualified for the prestigous London Junior Chess Championships.
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Guernsey 13th - 19th October 2023
Oliver Stockham had a superb performance in the Channel Islands. It is always a game to remember playing on Board 1 in the final Round against an IM
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Yateley 5th & 6th October 2023
Luke Freeman scored 4½/5 and came 2nd on Tiebreak in the Under 13s. Liam Finlay played in the Under 13s and Charlie Wannasin-Bell in the Under 15s
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Worth 14th October 2023
Serik Thomas, Lola Finlay, Bella Walsh, Liam Finlay, Luke Freeman, Elena Currah, Charlie Wannasin-Bell, all decamped and made their home Worth School for a day.
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I was pleasantly surprised by Leicester. We stayed in a rented house
about 3 miles outside of the city centre centre and caught the 31 bus in
each day. A 15 minute walk along the high street, past statues, clock
tower, childrens carousel, interesting shops and short stops to chat to
the evangelists both christian and muslim, not forgetting the hindu
centre and of course the shops selling lucky charms, was a good prelude
to a tough chess match.
The playing conditions were excellent as were the arbiting
team the only drawback was the lack of space in the analysis area. This
also affected the parents of the junior players who I understand had to
wait in a building about 3 minutes walk away from The Venue.
