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On Saturday, April 13, 2024, 15 players competed in three US Chess rated sections (Open, U1000, and U400) at the Hancock Grammar School Play for a Playground Chess Tournament. Winners were: Isaiah Fallon (Open), Rebecca Stanley (U1000), and a two-way tie between Sadie Monahan and Elijah Hendershott (U400). Here's the tournament report with US Chess crosstables. |
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The Maine Chess Association has extended accepting bid applications from schools and school chess programs to host The Maine Scholastic Individual Chess Championships on March 22, 2025. The new deadline is November 1, 2024. Please consider hosting this flagship Maine scholastic chess tournament. >> MECA Scholastic State Championship Bidding Guidance Document << |
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The Maine Chess Player of the Year is a year-long competitive series. Players earn points based on their performance in various tournaments held within the state of Maine throughout the year. Here are links to the Maine Chess Player of the Year current standings and a description of the format and rules. |
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The Maine Chess Association is accepting bid applications from schools and school chess programs to host its three flagship Scholastic Championship tournaments: The Kathy Richards Maine Girls' Chess Championship, held this year on February 8, 2025; The Maine Scholastic Team Chess Championships, held this year on March 8, 2025; The Maine Scholastic Individual Chess Championships, held this year on March 22, 2025. >> MECA Scholastic State Championship Bidding Guidance Document << |
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Announcing the Maine Scholastic Grand Prix 2024-2025. The Maine Scholastic Grand Prix is a season-long competition that ties together a variety of independent Maine chess events. The Maine Chess Association will tabulate points earned by scholastic players at these independently run events and provide end-of-season awards. Watch the ChessMaine.net events page for MSGP events! Detailed information that outlines the planning and implementing of the MSGP 2024-2025 season is >> HERE. << |
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The Cobscook Institute, a hub for community learning in Downeast Maine, will host two Scholastic Chess Advisor Sessions on Monday, September 16th and Monday, September 23rd from 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. eastern. The workshops are free and can be attended either in-person at the Cobscook Institute in Trescott, Maine or online. The workshops will address some things to consider for the successful running of a scholastic chess club including materials, online resources, methods, technical assistance, and other factors. |
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On Saturday, April 13, 2024, 15 players competed in three US Chess rated sections (Open, U1000, and U400) at the Hancock Grammar School Play for a Playground Chess Tournament. Winners were: Isaiah Fallon (Open), Rebecca Stanley (U1000), and a two-way tie between Sadie Monahan and Elijah Hendershott (U400). Here's the tournament report with US Chess crosstables. |
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On Saturday, June 22, 2024, the first of its kind Maine K-8 Scholastic Bughouse Championship was played at the Chess Camp Barn in Hope, Maine. Eight players and four teams competed: two from Camden Rockland Elementary School, one from Giving Tree Learning Center in Camden, and a hybrid team of one player from Camden Rockland Elementary School and one from South Routt Elementary School in Yampa, Colorado. Here's a tournament report of the results. |
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On March 30th, 2024, the long-awaited Maine Scholastic Individuals Championship took place at Lewiston High School in Lewiston, Maine. After many hard-fought battles, Gabriel Eaton took home first place with 4.5 / 5 points. Charlie Creswell was a close runner up with 4 / 5 points and received 2nd Place. Egeman Sari put up 3.5 / 5 for 3rd place. Here is the illustrated tournament report with US Chess Crosstables. |
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International Grandmaster Nadezhda (Nadya) Kosintseva will offer a lecture and simultaneous exhibition in Waterville, Maine on Saturday, May 11, 2024. There will also be a blitz chess tournament preceding the events with GM Kosintseva. The early-bird discount ends on April 30, 2024. More information including how to register, GM Kosintseva's bio, and all event details are here. |
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