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Weather Update - February 5 |
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Due to snow, Radnor Townships Schools have closed for the weekend and the Chess Bowl 2010 tournament in Wayne, PA will NOT take place on Saturday, February 6. Instead, it will take place one week later, on Saturday, February 13.
Players have the choice of coming to the rescheduled event or receiving a refund on their entry fee. To receive a refund, simply use the "contact" button on the Silver Knights website to send us an email.
Additionally, all after-school chess clubs on Friday, February 5, are canceled and will be made up at a later date.
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Tournament Results - Friday Night Action #13 |
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USCF Rating Report
Seventeen players competed in the 13th Friday Night Action tournament in King of Prussia, PA. Adam Weissbarth took clear first with a 3.5-0.5 score in the Open section. Max Wechsler and Chad Lueck split the U/1400 prize with each going 3.0-1.0. Max and Chad both defeated higher rated opponents in the last round to claim the prize.
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Tournament Results - January Joust |
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USCF Rating Report
Seventy-three young chessplayers met up at Wayne Elementary School on January 23 for the January Joust chess tournament. In the Championship section, Praneeth Denduluri went 4-0, with all four of his wins coming against players who finished in the top 5! 6 players tied for 2nd at 3-1. In the K-6/U700 section, Abhinav Ratnagiri went 4-0, with 8 players going 3-1. In the K-3 Unrated section, Divyan Jain went 4-0 to take first place. Arnold Tiglao, Seth Whigham, and Benjamin Kilroy all scored 3-1 to tie for first in the Unrated 4-8 section.
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Welcome to the website of the Silver Knights Chess Company! We partner with Elementary schools, Middle schools, and community centers to teach chess to children. We teach students of all different levels, from total beginners to national champions. We also run scholastic tournaments, where students can compete both individually and as members of their school’s team. For the more advanced scholastic chessplayers, we organize monthly adult chess tournaments to allow for stronger competition. We currently teach classes and run tournaments and camps in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, and Maryland.