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The Maine Chess Association, together with the donations of two anonymous donors, has reinstated the George Cunningham Brilliancy Prizes for 2021 and 2022! The George Cunningham Brilliancy Prizes are meant to reward games from Maine Chess Association members that are aesthetically pleasing, brilliant, interesting, and instructional. |
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The Maine Chess Association Executive Board met online via Zoom on Saturday, January 9, 2021 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. We bring you the meeting agenda and minutes. |
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Here's an update from Maine Chess Association president Michael Dudley. |
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Gratefully riding the coattails of the new Maine Online High School Chess League, MECA Director Kate Ervin will simultaneously be organizing a league for middle school teams this winter. This is FREE to all participating schools. |
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The results of Maine Chess Association election are in and we welcome new and returning Board members to the Association. |
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Exactly 25 years after the audience at the 1995 New Year's Eve Phish show at Madison Square Garden evened the chess match score at one point apiece, fans will have an opportunity for a rematch. You can watch that historic show and, at the same time, participate as one of the members of the audience who will try to win the match. |
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Maine Chess Association president Michael Dudley has organized the Maine Online High School Chess League. All Maine high schools that can field a five-player team are eligible to participate in the League which will compete from January 10 - February 26, 2020. Each team will play two games (one with each color) per week for five weeks followed by a semifinal and final round. The time control will be G/30 +5. Here is more information including the registration form and detailed rules. |
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We bring you an interesting and instructive game from the final round of the 2020 Maine State Chess Championship played in Waterville on September 13th. This game propelled Hendrix to 4.0 points netting him a share of first place, and his second state championship title. |
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Voting in the Maine Chess Association Executive Board election is now underway until December 15, 2020. There are 8 members of the Executive Board. Four members of the board also serve as officers: President, Vice-President, Treasurer and Secretary. You must be a member of the Maine Chess Association to vote. You can join or renew your membership here. |
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