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CCC Game 20 #2 - More Quick Chess at the Club |
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For the second time in two weeks, we held another impromptu quick chess tournament at the Wednesday night meeting. Due to the lack of any makeup games for the regular club championship, those members present squared off in a three round swiss using Game 20 time controls. Read on to see the results.... |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 01 May 2008 )
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CCC Championship 3rd/Final Round Pairings |
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The 3rd and final round pairings for the CCC Championship are set and the games are scheduled to begin at 7:30pm on Wednesday, May 7. Read on to see the pairings.... |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 08 May 2008 )
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CCC Championship 2nd Round Pairings |
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The 2nd round of the 2008 CCC Championship will begin Wednesday, 4/23/08, at 7:30pm sharp. Read on to see the pairings and results.... |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 08 May 2008 )
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Quick Rated tournaments each week? |
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On Wednesday, 4/16/08, we began having a quick rated event as a side item to our current club championship. Since no makeup games for the club championship were necessary, we decided to have an impromptu quick chess swiss tournament for the six players in attendance. There was no entry fee for this first event and the winners only had bragging rights for their effort. Check out the results.... |
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2008 CCC Championship Underway |
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The 2008 Charleston Chess Club championship is underway with the 1st round matchups producing a strong field of member players. For those that would like to join the tournament late, they can enter next Wednesday, April 16th, and play their 1st round games at that time, with Rd 2 beginning the following Wednesday. For results of the 1st round games already played, read on. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 10 April 2008 )
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From the SC Chess Association website:  Chris Mabe, North Carolina's reigning chess champion, won the first game in a match between the South Carolina and North Carolina state champions. The first two games of the match are being played in Charlotte April 5-6. The final two games will be played in Greenville, South Carolina, April 12-13. Other tournament play will be available during the match. Click here for match details Click here to replay game 1. Game 2 Live: April 6 1:00 pm |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 06 April 2008 )
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CCC Championship begins April 9 |
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The Charleston Chess Club championship is set to begin on April 9, 2008. Registration will begin at 7:00pm, with the first round beginning at 7:30pm. The number of rounds will be dictated by the number of registrants and the rounds will be every other Wednesday until complete. Makeup games will be played on the Wednesday nights between rounds. Entry fee is just $5 and those signing up must be current USCF and CCC members. The time control will be "Game 90". Trophies for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place will be awarded after the tournament. Be sure to bring your chess set, clock and pen. Scoresheets will be provided. See you there! |
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CCC Annual Meeting - April 2, 2008 |
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The Charleston Chess Club annual meeting will be held April 2, 2008, at the regular meeting site. All current, past and potential new members are urged to attend. Memberships ($5 per year) must be paid prior to the meeting in order to participate and vote. |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 11 March 2008 )
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3rd Patrick D. Hart Memorial Scholastic results |
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For the third year straight, the Patrick D. Hart Memorial Scholastic was held in conjunction with the Snowstorm Special. The tournament was created in memory of one of our stalwarts of chess in Charleston and is intended as a beginners tournament to bring more players into the game. This year's edition had nine young players, with seven joining the SCCA and three joining the USCF for the first time. When the last round was finished, Charlez Luczaj from Hanahan won first prize outright with four wins. Hannah Whatley of North Augusta took 2nd prize on tiebreak over Vikram Krishnamurthy of Lexington, both with three points. Congratulations to the trophy winners and all the participants who gave their best effort towards claiming a prize. |
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I just stumbled across this site and noticed how unusual some of these positions are. In one of the games white castles twice. I am next to certain this is illegal, but perhaps some of these positions arise out of unreported circumstances - unreported draws, etc. I was surprised that legitimate rook promotions were not more common. The record being 5 rooks on the board at once. In that position a queen promotion allows white to force stalemate. Anyways, enjoy. Chess Records
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