Major Open Tournaments

Sat Jun 02 @11:00AM - 05:30PM
2012 Catonsville Fells Point Open
Sat Jul 28 @11:00AM - 03:00PM
Washington International
Fri Aug 03 @ 8:00PM - 09:00PM
2012 Potomac Open

Local Open Tournaments

Sat, May 19th- Fells Point Saturday Tornado
Tue, May 22nd- Fells Point Tuesday Challenge #2
Sun, May 27th- Fells Point Sunday Action
Fri, Jun 8th- CFK #141
Fri, Jun 15th- CFK #142

Maryland Chess Association

Supporting the Washington International

The Washington International will be the first major international tournament in the MD/DC/VA region in a long time. We plan to make this tournament different than most tournaments in the US. We're going to provide a top quality environment for the players and allow supporters to be involved with the event in various ways. We like to make this an ongoing tournament and make into a major international event. For this to work we need the help of the chess community. Our biggest need is for sponsors and donors to help cover the costs of bringing in the foreign titled players we need to allow US players to earn GM and IM norms.

 

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Congratulations to Ramanuja Sreenivasan - 2012 Maryland Sweet 16 winner

Congratulations to Ramanuja Sreenivasan, who defeated Bendeguz Offertaler on Board 1 in Round 3 to capture the 2012 Maryland Sweet 16 Chess Championship!

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2012 Maryland High School / Middle School Championships

The 2012 Maryland High School and Middle School Championships were held this past weekend (March 17-18) at Dumbarton Middle School in Baltimore. A record 205 players played compared with an equivalent 187 players last year. The tournament was split off from the Elementary School Championship held last Saturday due to size constraints - also had a record number of players with 411.

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The Washington International

Next year we are planning to have the first international tournament organized by the Maryland Chess Association, The Washington International. This will be a nine round swiss tournament with the opportunity to earn FIDE norms. Our goal is to meet the minimum FIDE requirements of foreign FIDE rated and titled players that allow players to earn norms based only on the rating of their opponents rather than their country. To do this we're planning on inviting several GMs to play in the tournament.

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The Washington International

Goal $5,000.00
Donated amount $2,650.00
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