Recap: WCC Results, K-12 Nationals, Brew Wins First Place!
Brewington Hardaway photo credit: Ana Vivas, @USChess

Recap: WCC Results, K-12 Nationals, Brew Wins First Place!

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Hey ChessKids! These past few weeks have been pretty crazy!

As you may have already known, some of our team flew out to Dubai for the 2021 World Chess Championship face-off between GM Magnus Carlsen and GM Ian Nepomniachtchi. ChessKid 'Gold' features had been unlocked multiple times throughout the match as Carlsen went on a winning frenzy! Hope y'all enjoyed playing with 'Gold' while it lasted  

Carlsen and Nepo played a great match-- Congratulations!

Click the image above to watch the winning game.

National K-12 Grade Championships

We had the pleasure of meeting everyone who visited us at our booth in Orlando, FL! 

NM James Canty III and Liam Murphy (BlazingBishop) managing the booth.

ChessKids, parents, and coaches stopped by to play some fun activities for prizes.

Lower left, Olivia won the signed chessboard by FM Tani Adewumi, NM Brewington Hardaway, FunMasterMike, and MORE!

We caught up with the 'Girls Club,' a group empowering girls through chess! Ran by US Chess Women and WGM Jennifer Shahade.

From left to right, Liam Murphy and WIM Dr. Carolina Blanco (a volunteer for the 'Girls Club'), and WGM Jennifer Shahade.

And had a surprise visit from one of Levy Rozman's Scholarship Fund winners, Idlewild Elementary in Memphis, TN!

Click the image above to see their thank you message to Levy.

NM Brewington Hardaway also won first place in the 7th-grade section at this event!-- Congratulations, Brew! Keep a lookout for a new article on his experience here.

Click the image above to watch his streams.

We want to thank everyone for their continued support and those who came out to see us at the K-12 Chess Championships. We really enjoy meeting you guys and seeing the impact and difference ChessKid makes. Thank you all!

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