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2024 National Elementary School Championship: A Closer Look - Vimarsana News

2024 National Elementary School Championship: A Closer Look

The 2024 National Elementary School Championship took place April 26 through 28 in Columbus, Ohio. Our daily coverage on Chess Life Online covered the winners in the Championship sections, but there was more to the weekend in Columbus than just the top boards. 

Dan Lucas Inducted into Georgia Hall of Fame - Vimarsana News

Dan Lucas Inducted into Georgia Hall of Fame

On Saturday April 20, 2024, Senior Director of Strategic Communication Dan Lucas was inducted into the Georgia Chess Association Hall of Fame. The ceremony took place before the start of round two at the Georgia State Championship tournament.  

IM Jason Wang Wins 2024 National High School Championship - Vimarsana News

IM Jason Wang Wins 2024 National High School Championship

After seven rounds in Baltimore, Maryland, Ohio senior IM Jason Wang is the 2024 National High School (K-12) Champion. Our flash report covers more results, and all results are available here.  

US Chess Safe Play Guide for Tournament Directors, Organizers, and Participants Now Available - Vimarsana News

US Chess Safe Play Guide for Tournament Directors, Organizers, and Participants Now Available

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K-12 Championships: No Shortage of Action on Day One - Vimarsana News

K-12 Championships: No Shortage of Action on Day One

The first rounds of the 2024 National High School (K-12) Championship in Baltimore, Maryland, were full of suspense until the very last seconds of the second round. In the K-12 Open, 43 players boast perfect 2/2 scores, including most of the highest-rated players. The results page can be misleading, though, as several familiar names (including both reigning 12th grade champions) survived serious scares late Friday night. Read on for some dramatic, fighting chess!