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Leaders Separate From Pack After Five Rounds in Baltimore - Vimarsana News

Leaders Separate From Pack After Five Rounds in Baltimore

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Over 2000 Flock to Baltimore as 2023 National Elementary School Championships Kick Off - Vimarsana News

Over 2000 Flock to Baltimore as 2023 National Elementary School Championships Kick Off

If turnouts were ratings, the 2023 National Elementary School (NES) Championships would be sitting at board three in the K-6 Championship, board two in the K-5 Championship, and board one in the K-3 Championship. With 2,118 registered players, the tournament would even outrank this author by a few points. Which is to say: that's a lot of kids here in Baltimore, MD!  

Caruana Leads Superbet Chess Classic Romania at Halfway Point - Vimarsana News

Caruana Leads Superbet Chess Classic Romania at Halfway Point

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Mishra Finishes Second in TePe Sigeman Super Tournament - Vimarsana News

Mishra Finishes Second in TePe Sigeman Super Tournament

Update 05/10/2023: The tournament has concluded, and GM Peter Svidler finished in clear first with 4½/7 after drawing his last two games. Mishra lost a heart-breaking queen-and-pawn ending against GM Boris Gelfand in the final round, finishing in a three-way tie for second with GMs Gukesh D. and Nils Grandelius.  

Mishra Tied for First with Two Rounds Remaining in TePe Sigeman & Co Tournament - Vimarsana News

Mishra Tied for First with Two Rounds Remaining in TePe Sigeman & Co Tournament

It should not be surprising when an eight-time Russian champion is leading a tournament. Especially when three fourths of the field aren't even 30 years old. And yet, GM Peter Svidler's standing atop the leaderboard of the 28th annual TePe Sigeman & Co Chess Tournament still counts as something of an upset.