Series: World Schools 2012

Romania – results

This entry is part 28 of 28 in the series World Schools 2012

8th World School Individual Chess Championship Iasi, Romania 28 April – 6 May [web 1 | 2]English and Welsh final scores were as follows:

Under 7s: Callaghan McCarty-Snead 5/9 Jeff Tomy 4.5/9Under 9s: Joshua Altman 5.5/9 Tate Remus-Elliot 3.5/9Under 11s: Luke Remus-Elliot 4/9, [...]

Romania draws to a close

This entry is part 27 of 28 in the series World Schools 2012

Anna Purvis, Sam Cobbold, Luke and Tai Remus-Elliot created and bestowed the following awards to our team –

Callaghan – cutest; Jeff – youngest; Joshua – doing amazing and getting most points; Tai – bravest; Max – best hand noises; Luke – [...]

Team photo and some results

This entry is part 26 of 28 in the series World Schools 2012

8 wins – Joshua Altman, Imogen Camp, Max Elliott, Alex van Lint, Luke Remus-Elliot, Jeff Tomy, Eleanor Hapeshi, Richard Zhu7 draws – Anna Purvis, Joseph Dalton, Ananth Vijayakumar, Sam Cobbold, James Moreby, Jennifer Neil, Tai Remus-Elliot

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Thanks coach …

This entry is part 25 of 28 in the series World Schools 2012

As the first moves of the last round are played across the sport hall, there is a quick rhythm and momentum to studied and anticipated sequences. D4, E4 and the lines evolve. No England player will be caught in an early trap or [...]

Brief report – Round 8, Romania

This entry is part 24 of 28 in the series World Schools 2012

7 wins – Jake Liang, Joseph Friar, Joseph Dalton, Samuel McConnell, James Moreby (his game is featured below), Karina Chan and Callaghan McCarty-Snead5 draws – Jennifer Neil, Anna Purvis, Phoebe Price, Meytal Cohen, Ananth Vijayakumar

Coach GM Neil McDonald – “After four losses [...]

Deep into that darkness peering …

This entry is part 23 of 28 in the series World Schools 2012

It feels as if we are nearing the close – only two rounds to go, departure flights being posted and trophies now on display- and within reach for some. The players have settled right in, the FIDE arbiters have all but [...]