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Congratulations to KLC student 9-year-old Patrick Liu qualify for the U10 US Team
We are pleased to announce KLC Student 9year old Patrick Liu will be officially invited to participate in the 2022 World Cadet Chess Championship and represent the US. His current rating is 1989, ranked #3 in US Top Age 9. Patrick started to learn chess with coach Kiki at age of 6. He joined the Entry level group class at the beginning. He loved chess, was very focused and studied hard. Then he was promoted level by level to Advanced level and also took 1 on 1 private lessons with Coach Kiki. Later, he joined the Elite Group training and National Master Sprint team. He has very good endurance to resist negative influences and the courage to face losses. The biggest impression he gives us is that he has been willing to learn by himself, willing to cooperate with the coach, and all the knowledge he didn't understand was brought to class with questions. Many parents have asked: What is talent? I think studying hard is also a kind of talent.
He earned this honor by meeting the peak post-tournament (PPT) rating and activity criteria in her age and gender categories according to the Scholastic National Invitational Event and Award Requirements and subsequent Executive Board motion to adjust the rating and activity requirement periods.
Peak post-tournament (PPT) rating and activity criteria:
· Girls under 18 minimum rating 2000
· Girls under 16 minimum rating 1900
· Girls under 14 minimum rating 1800
· Girls under 12 minimum rating 1700
· Girls under 10 minimum rating 1500
· Girls under 8 minimum rating 1200
· Boys under 18 minimum rating 2400
· Boys under 16 minimum rating 2300
· Boys under 14 minimum rating 2200
· Boys under 12 minimum rating 2050
· Boys under 10 minimum rating 1900
· Boys under 8 minimum Rating 1600
In the SO CAL OPEN Tournament that ended in September, Patrick played in the open section and challenged higher level opponents. He played very well and his rating reached 1925 from 1892, successfully meeting the 1900 requirements of the U10 US team. In the game that just ended in Reno last month, he challenged the open section. There was a round against an IM age like grandfather. He played for more than 6 hours. He did not give up because of fatigue. Persevering to the end, it was past midnight. We believe that with such endurance, the next goal will not be far away.
Congratulations to Patrick again, hope you continue working hard and sprint to your next goal of rating 2050 and the National Master Title.
The KLC US Team project started training last summer. This project is divided into three gradients. In the first stage, our goal is to meet the peak post-tournament (PPT) rating and activity criteria in her age and gender categories and qualify for the US Team. The qualified student will study in the second gradient, intensive and higher level training, then they will join the National Master Sprint team. Patrick is a member of our NM Sprint team now.
He earned this honor by meeting the peak post-tournament (PPT) rating and activity criteria in her age and gender categories according to the Scholastic National Invitational Event and Award Requirements and subsequent Executive Board motion to adjust the rating and activity requirement periods.
Peak post-tournament (PPT) rating and activity criteria:
· Girls under 18 minimum rating 2000
· Girls under 16 minimum rating 1900
· Girls under 14 minimum rating 1800
· Girls under 12 minimum rating 1700
· Girls under 10 minimum rating 1500
· Girls under 8 minimum rating 1200
· Boys under 18 minimum rating 2400
· Boys under 16 minimum rating 2300
· Boys under 14 minimum rating 2200
· Boys under 12 minimum rating 2050
· Boys under 10 minimum rating 1900
· Boys under 8 minimum Rating 1600
In the SO CAL OPEN Tournament that ended in September, Patrick played in the open section and challenged higher level opponents. He played very well and his rating reached 1925 from 1892, successfully meeting the 1900 requirements of the U10 US team. In the game that just ended in Reno last month, he challenged the open section. There was a round against an IM age like grandfather. He played for more than 6 hours. He did not give up because of fatigue. Persevering to the end, it was past midnight. We believe that with such endurance, the next goal will not be far away.
Congratulations to Patrick again, hope you continue working hard and sprint to your next goal of rating 2050 and the National Master Title.
The KLC US Team project started training last summer. This project is divided into three gradients. In the first stage, our goal is to meet the peak post-tournament (PPT) rating and activity criteria in her age and gender categories and qualify for the US Team. The qualified student will study in the second gradient, intensive and higher level training, then they will join the National Master Sprint team. Patrick is a member of our NM Sprint team now.
KLC Student 7 year old Rocky Wang qualify for the 2022 US Team U8
We are pleased to announce KLC Elite Group Student Rocky Wang will be officially invited to participate in the 2022 World Cadet Chess Championships! Rocky just turned 7 years old, rating 1620, ranked #7 in US Boys top 7 and under. He earned this honor by meeting the peak post-tournament (PPT) rating and activity criteria in her age and gender categories according to the Scholastic National Invitational Event and Award Requirements and subsequent Executive Board motion to adjust the rating and activity requirement periods.
Rocky joined KLC Elite group and started professional chess training with Coach Kiki last June. In a tournament that was held in Troy MI in this September, Rocky’s rating reached 1620, which successfully meets the boys age under 8 and rating 1600 eligibility requirements. In the tournament Rocky defeated a player rating 1951 and drew with a player rating 1828. His next goal is rating 1900 the requirement of US Team U10 and US All-star team.
Congratulations to Rocky!
Rocky joined KLC Elite group and started professional chess training with Coach Kiki last June. In a tournament that was held in Troy MI in this September, Rocky’s rating reached 1620, which successfully meets the boys age under 8 and rating 1600 eligibility requirements. In the tournament Rocky defeated a player rating 1951 and drew with a player rating 1828. His next goal is rating 1900 the requirement of US Team U10 and US All-star team.
Congratulations to Rocky!
KLC players won one champion and awarded 3 Candidate Master Titles in 2021 North American Youth Chess Championships
The 2021 North American Youth Chess Championships was held August 16-21, 2021 at the Hilton Chicago, 700 S. Michigan Ave, Chicago, Illinois. It’s one of the highest-level youth chess tournaments in North America. More than 400 chess players from four countries participated in the great event. Medals as well as direct FIDE titles and norms are awarded to the top three players in each section. A total of 16 players from KLC participated this year. Chelsea, Patrick, Iris, and Lerui have been invited into the US Team, they are all ranked in the top ten in the USA by age category. After 6 days and 9 rounds of tight competition, KLC students won one Champion and awarded 3 Candidate Master titles. Chelsea Zhou won U16 Girl section bronze medal and awarded WCM title, Iris Li won U10 Girl section bronze medal and awarded WCM title, Luke Hong won U8 Open section gold medal and awarded CM title.
In the U8 Open section, there were 5 players from KLC, Luke won champion, Lerui ranked fifth and Young ranked sixth, and they took 3 of the top 6 places. In the U10 Open section, there are 4 players from KLC, two players won the top ten place. Patrick Liu ranked fourth place and Andy ranked tenth place.
North American Youth Chess Championships is one of the highest-level youth chess tournaments in North America. Hundreds of high-level chess players from four countries including the United States, Canada, Mexico, and the Bahamas compete each year. Each event is set up in a different country and is rotated every year. 2019 was in Kingston, Canada and 2018 was in Puerto Nuev, Mexico. KLC chess player Bryan Xie won the 2018 U10 Open section champion and awarded the CM title.
The age categories for the 2021 North American Youth are Under 8, Under 10, Under 12, Under 14, Under 16, and Under 18. Each category has an Open and Girls section. A player’s age for this tournament is his/her age as of January 1, 2021. Each section is a 9-round Swiss tournament with a time control of 90 minutes plus 30-second increment per move.
Congratulations to all the KLC players who participated in the championships. And encourage the players who have not won trophies. Your efforts will definitely bring more game experience and motivation to yourself.
In the U8 Open section, there were 5 players from KLC, Luke won champion, Lerui ranked fifth and Young ranked sixth, and they took 3 of the top 6 places. In the U10 Open section, there are 4 players from KLC, two players won the top ten place. Patrick Liu ranked fourth place and Andy ranked tenth place.
North American Youth Chess Championships is one of the highest-level youth chess tournaments in North America. Hundreds of high-level chess players from four countries including the United States, Canada, Mexico, and the Bahamas compete each year. Each event is set up in a different country and is rotated every year. 2019 was in Kingston, Canada and 2018 was in Puerto Nuev, Mexico. KLC chess player Bryan Xie won the 2018 U10 Open section champion and awarded the CM title.
The age categories for the 2021 North American Youth are Under 8, Under 10, Under 12, Under 14, Under 16, and Under 18. Each category has an Open and Girls section. A player’s age for this tournament is his/her age as of January 1, 2021. Each section is a 9-round Swiss tournament with a time control of 90 minutes plus 30-second increment per move.
Congratulations to all the KLC players who participated in the championships. And encourage the players who have not won trophies. Your efforts will definitely bring more game experience and motivation to yourself.
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KLC Student 7 year old Lerui Zheng qualify for the 2022 US Team U8.
We are pleased to announce KLC Elite Group Student Lerui Zheng will be officially invited to participate in the 2022 World Cadet Chess Championships! Lerui just turned 7 years old, rating 1682, ranked top 5 in US Boys top 7 and under. He earned this honor by meeting the peak post-tournament (PPT) rating and activity criteria in her age and gender categories according to the Scholastic National Invitational Event and Award Requirements and subsequent Executive Board motion to adjust the rating and activity requirement periods.
In a tournament that was held in Ohio, Lerui’s rating reached 1673, which successfully meets the boys age under 8 and rating 1600 eligibility requirements. Lerui played in the U1900 section and scored 3/4. His next goal is rating 1900, which is the requirement of US Team U10.
Congratulations to Lerui.
In a tournament that was held in Ohio, Lerui’s rating reached 1673, which successfully meets the boys age under 8 and rating 1600 eligibility requirements. Lerui played in the U1900 section and scored 3/4. His next goal is rating 1900, which is the requirement of US Team U10.
Congratulations to Lerui.
Congratulations to KLC Elite Group Student 8 year old Iris Li, qualify for the 2022 US Team U10. Ranked #2 in US Girls Age 8.
We are pleased to announce KLC Elite Group Student Iris Li will be officially invited to participate in the 2022 World Cadet Chess Championships! Iris is 8 year old, rating 1638, ranked #2 in US Girls Age 8. She earned this honor by meeting the peak post-tournament (PPT) rating and activity criteria in her age and gender categories according to the Scholastic National Invitational Event and Award Requirements and subsequent Executive Board motion to adjust the rating and activity requirement periods.
In the 49th World Open Chess Tournament that held in Philadelphia July 2-5, Iris’s rating reached to 1638, which successfully meets the girls age under 10 and rating 1500 eligibility requirements. Iris played in U2000 section, she defeated players rating 1829, 1800, 1966, 1810 and even 500 points higher than her. Congratulations to Iris. Her next goal is rating 1700, which is the requirement of US Team U12.
In the 49th World Open Chess Tournament that held in Philadelphia July 2-5, Iris’s rating reached to 1638, which successfully meets the girls age under 10 and rating 1500 eligibility requirements. Iris played in U2000 section, she defeated players rating 1829, 1800, 1966, 1810 and even 500 points higher than her. Congratulations to Iris. Her next goal is rating 1700, which is the requirement of US Team U12.
KLC students won Individual Champions and Team Champion in 2021 Las Vegas International Chess Festival.
Congratulations to KLC students won individual Champions and U9 Open Team Champion and U800 Team 2nd Place in 2021 Las Vegas International Chess Festival.
The annual Las Vegas International Chess Festival was successfully held 6/17 to 6/20. This is Las Vegas first major offline tournament since the epidemic, and attracted many players to participate, events include National Open, US Women’s Open, International Youth Championship, Youth Trophy Tournament and many other side events, like Blitz, Grandmaster camp, Grandmaster Simuls, Puzzle Solving Competition, etc. It’s one of the most popular national chess events and tournaments every year.
This year, KLC chess players also joined the events and played very well. Most of the children participated in the national tournament for the first time. Their hard work during the epidemic has now won trophies and rewards. Congratulations to our young chess players and future starts.
6 year old Claire stood out from hundreds of young players. In the final round, she played with a 10 year old boy and got a draw after 51 moves, stayed undefeated in five rounds and ranked fifth place. Jimmy won U1000 champion, Ruyi won 9U U900 champion. Yinuo won 9U U400 2nd place. Daniel won Booster U600 1st Place and U9 Reservee 5th place. Allen won U9 Reserve 2nd place and Booster 4th place. Congratulations to all KLC players and thank you for every point you contributed to our team.
The annual Las Vegas International Chess Festival was successfully held 6/17 to 6/20. This is Las Vegas first major offline tournament since the epidemic, and attracted many players to participate, events include National Open, US Women’s Open, International Youth Championship, Youth Trophy Tournament and many other side events, like Blitz, Grandmaster camp, Grandmaster Simuls, Puzzle Solving Competition, etc. It’s one of the most popular national chess events and tournaments every year.
This year, KLC chess players also joined the events and played very well. Most of the children participated in the national tournament for the first time. Their hard work during the epidemic has now won trophies and rewards. Congratulations to our young chess players and future starts.
6 year old Claire stood out from hundreds of young players. In the final round, she played with a 10 year old boy and got a draw after 51 moves, stayed undefeated in five rounds and ranked fifth place. Jimmy won U1000 champion, Ruyi won 9U U900 champion. Yinuo won 9U U400 2nd place. Daniel won Booster U600 1st Place and U9 Reservee 5th place. Allen won U9 Reserve 2nd place and Booster 4th place. Congratulations to all KLC players and thank you for every point you contributed to our team.
Congratulations to Chelsea Zhou qualified for US Team U14
Chelsea Zhou, Coach Private Student 2019-2020.
Rating 1880 in 2020 at age 13. Qualify to US Team in 2020,
Rank #8 in US Girls Age 13.
Rating 1880 in 2020 at age 13. Qualify to US Team in 2020,
Rank #8 in US Girls Age 13.
Congratulations to Patrick Liu qualified for US Team U8
9/15, Patrick Liu, 7 years old, achieved rating 1612, has qualified for US Team by rating to participate in the World Cadet Chess Championships 2020, as United States Official Representatives by FIDE, the World Chess Federation.
Congratulations to Patrick Liu. He earned this honor by achieving a peak post tournament rating according to the USCF’s September Ratings Supplement. Patrick just turned to 7 years old. his current rating is 1612, rank 2nd at Top Age 7 and under nation wide, and rank 1st at Top Age 7 and under in California.
The qualification by rating request list below,
· Girls under 18 minimum rating 2000
· Girls under 16 minimum rating 1900
· Girls under 14 minimum rating 1800
· Girls under 12 minimum rating 1700
· Girls under 10 minimum rating 1500
· Girls under 8 minimum rating 1200
· Boys under 18 minimum rating 2400
· Boys under 16 minimum rating 2300
· Boys under 14 minimum rating 2200
· Boys under 12 minimum rating 2050
· Boys under 10 minimum rating 1900
· Boys under 8 minimum Rating 1600
Congratulations to Patrick Liu. He earned this honor by achieving a peak post tournament rating according to the USCF’s September Ratings Supplement. Patrick just turned to 7 years old. his current rating is 1612, rank 2nd at Top Age 7 and under nation wide, and rank 1st at Top Age 7 and under in California.
The qualification by rating request list below,
· Girls under 18 minimum rating 2000
· Girls under 16 minimum rating 1900
· Girls under 14 minimum rating 1800
· Girls under 12 minimum rating 1700
· Girls under 10 minimum rating 1500
· Girls under 8 minimum rating 1200
· Boys under 18 minimum rating 2400
· Boys under 16 minimum rating 2300
· Boys under 14 minimum rating 2200
· Boys under 12 minimum rating 2050
· Boys under 10 minimum rating 1900
· Boys under 8 minimum Rating 1600
Bryan Xie, 9 years old, earned the National Master Title
Congrats to Bryan Xie earned the National Master title at 9 years and 6 months.
His current rating is 2201, and ranked
top 1 in the US Age 9 and under group.
He will participate in 2019 World Cadets Chess Championship U10 Section in China along with several other KLC students. Wish all players achieve good results.
His current rating is 2201, and ranked
top 1 in the US Age 9 and under group.
He will participate in 2019 World Cadets Chess Championship U10 Section in China along with several other KLC students. Wish all players achieve good results.
KLC Students Represent US to participate 2018 and 2019
World Cadets Chess Championship
After another year of training, Bryan Xie has exceeded the USCF rating of 2057, reaching the US 12-year-old nation team qualification in advance and ranked first in the Top Age 8 group.
Bryan Xie will participate in 2018 World Cadets Chess Championship U10 Section in Spain and 2019 World Cadets Chess Championship in China.
King’s Land Chess will have 5 students to represent the United States in the World Cadets Chess Championship. Wish all players achieve good results.
世界青少年国际象棋锦标赛第一届比赛开始于1974年的法国，最初只设有18岁以下组，为非官方赛事。世界棋王Garry Kasparov曾经参加1976年的比赛。1977年被国际棋联授权为官方赛事。1981年参赛年龄设为16岁以下，同年增加了女子组比赛。随着参赛人数逐年增加，比赛开始增设组别，U18, U16, U14, U12, U10. 1997年世少赛更名为World Youth Chess Championship。2006年开始增加8岁以下组U8。2011年的比赛已有113个国家的1300多名选手参赛。
由于近几年世少赛参赛人数逐年增多，规模越来越大，从2016年起，世少赛被分为两个赛事， "World Cadets Chess Championship" （U8, U10 and U12) 和 "World Youth Chess Championship" (U14, U16 and U18)。国际棋联将世少赛分在两地举办。2018年， 8岁组、10岁组和12岁组的比赛将于11月在西班牙的Santiago举行。14岁组、16岁组和18岁组比赛则于10月安排在希腊进行。2018年西班牙世少赛网站www.wccc2018.com。2019年的World Cadets Chess Championship将首次在中国举行。世少赛每年由不同的国家棋协承办，2014年至2017年的World Cadets Chess Championship主办地分别为南非，希腊，和格鲁吉亚和巴西。
我院从2015年起，每年都有棋手入选美国国家队，更有小棋手入选美国全明星队，代表美国出征世少赛。2017年，7岁的Bryan Xie 参加了巴西世少赛8岁组比赛，获得了U8组的第十四名。经过又一年的训练，Bryan Xie目前等级分已突破2050，提前达到美国12岁男子组国家队的等级分要求，在美国8岁组排名全国第一。Bryan Xie今年将参加U10组的角逐。2018年西班牙世少赛，King’s Land Chess将有5名新老队员代表美国队参赛，预祝棋手们取得佳绩。美国棋协官方公布2018年国家队名单：
World Cadets 国家队入选队员名单https://new.uschess.org/news/us-chess-announces-world-cadet-qualifiers/
World Youth 国家队入选队员名单
https://new.uschess.org/kids/world-youth-qualifiers-announced/
学生Bryan Xie 8岁半，五岁师从Coach Kiki 在2017年1月成功突破1600分，达标世界青少年锦标赛的等级分要求，代表美国队参加2017年暑假在巴西的举行的世少赛，第一次参加世界赛，在约80名棋手中排名八岁组14名。8岁的Bryan热爱下棋，以棋为乐，与哥哥共同进步，在2017年11月的比赛中再次发挥出色，突破1900分，提前达标10岁组的世少赛要求。今年五月Bryan再接再厉等级分成功突破2050，8岁的他在分年龄组里全美排名第一，提前达标12岁组的国家队标准。将代表美国队和KLC参加2018年西班牙和2019年中国的世少赛。恭喜Bryan，你的努力是有回报的。
Bryan Xie will participate in 2018 World Cadets Chess Championship U10 Section in Spain and 2019 World Cadets Chess Championship in China.
King’s Land Chess will have 5 students to represent the United States in the World Cadets Chess Championship. Wish all players achieve good results.
世界青少年国际象棋锦标赛第一届比赛开始于1974年的法国，最初只设有18岁以下组，为非官方赛事。世界棋王Garry Kasparov曾经参加1976年的比赛。1977年被国际棋联授权为官方赛事。1981年参赛年龄设为16岁以下，同年增加了女子组比赛。随着参赛人数逐年增加，比赛开始增设组别，U18, U16, U14, U12, U10. 1997年世少赛更名为World Youth Chess Championship。2006年开始增加8岁以下组U8。2011年的比赛已有113个国家的1300多名选手参赛。
由于近几年世少赛参赛人数逐年增多，规模越来越大，从2016年起，世少赛被分为两个赛事， "World Cadets Chess Championship" （U8, U10 and U12) 和 "World Youth Chess Championship" (U14, U16 and U18)。国际棋联将世少赛分在两地举办。2018年， 8岁组、10岁组和12岁组的比赛将于11月在西班牙的Santiago举行。14岁组、16岁组和18岁组比赛则于10月安排在希腊进行。2018年西班牙世少赛网站www.wccc2018.com。2019年的World Cadets Chess Championship将首次在中国举行。世少赛每年由不同的国家棋协承办，2014年至2017年的World Cadets Chess Championship主办地分别为南非，希腊，和格鲁吉亚和巴西。
我院从2015年起，每年都有棋手入选美国国家队，更有小棋手入选美国全明星队，代表美国出征世少赛。2017年，7岁的Bryan Xie 参加了巴西世少赛8岁组比赛，获得了U8组的第十四名。经过又一年的训练，Bryan Xie目前等级分已突破2050，提前达到美国12岁男子组国家队的等级分要求，在美国8岁组排名全国第一。Bryan Xie今年将参加U10组的角逐。2018年西班牙世少赛，King’s Land Chess将有5名新老队员代表美国队参赛，预祝棋手们取得佳绩。美国棋协官方公布2018年国家队名单：
World Cadets 国家队入选队员名单https://new.uschess.org/news/us-chess-announces-world-cadet-qualifiers/
World Youth 国家队入选队员名单
https://new.uschess.org/kids/world-youth-qualifiers-announced/
学生Bryan Xie 8岁半，五岁师从Coach Kiki 在2017年1月成功突破1600分，达标世界青少年锦标赛的等级分要求，代表美国队参加2017年暑假在巴西的举行的世少赛，第一次参加世界赛，在约80名棋手中排名八岁组14名。8岁的Bryan热爱下棋，以棋为乐，与哥哥共同进步，在2017年11月的比赛中再次发挥出色，突破1900分，提前达标10岁组的世少赛要求。今年五月Bryan再接再厉等级分成功突破2050，8岁的他在分年龄组里全美排名第一，提前达标12岁组的国家队标准。将代表美国队和KLC参加2018年西班牙和2019年中国的世少赛。恭喜Bryan，你的努力是有回报的。
2018 CalChess Scholastic Super State Championship
The 43rd CalChess Scholastic Super State Championship was held in Santa Clara convention center on 4/7 and 4/8. It's the most important scholastic chess tournament in the state and one of the biggest chess tournament as well. 1150 players join the largest state event this year. 25 players represent KLC attended this tournament. Many of them are first time play in the tournament.
During 2 days competition, all our players performed very well. Congratulations to them. Bryan won champion in K-3 Champion. Brandon won 2nd place in K-8 Champion. Patrick tie with 3rd place in Kindergarten, Justin won 4th place in K-12 JV, Howard tie with 4th place in K-6 JV, Darren and Jeffrey tie with 4th place, Chloe tie with 6th place in K-3 Rookie.
Top 5 schools and top 5 clubs in each section will have team prizes. Top four players' scores count for the team total. In 5 sections, we only have 2 players. Because our players' great performance, they still won the team prizes, 2 beats 4. K-12 JV and K-3 Rookie are 3rd place. K-8 JV, K-6 Rookie, K-3 Champion, Kindergarten are 5th place.
During 2 days competition, all our players performed very well. Congratulations to them. Bryan won champion in K-3 Champion. Brandon won 2nd place in K-8 Champion. Patrick tie with 3rd place in Kindergarten, Justin won 4th place in K-12 JV, Howard tie with 4th place in K-6 JV, Darren and Jeffrey tie with 4th place, Chloe tie with 6th place in K-3 Rookie.
Top 5 schools and top 5 clubs in each section will have team prizes. Top four players' scores count for the team total. In 5 sections, we only have 2 players. Because our players' great performance, they still won the team prizes, 2 beats 4. K-12 JV and K-3 Rookie are 3rd place. K-8 JV, K-6 Rookie, K-3 Champion, Kindergarten are 5th place.
Congrats to Bryan Xie Won Champion in 2017 American Open K3 Open section
and qualify to US Team
Congrats to Bryan Xie, 7- year old, rating 1900, won Champion at 2017 American Open K3 Open section. He won a big trophy as tall as himself and an iPad. He started to learn chess with Coach Kiki since 5 years old. In November 2017, by achieved a rating over 1900, he has qualified ahead to the 10 - year old requirement as United States Official representative to participate to the World Cadets Championships. He won the14th place in 2017 World Cadets Championship U8 Open section in Poços de Caldas, Brazil, among over 80 players from world wide.
Bryan Xie, 今年7岁，等级分1900分， 五岁师从Coach Kiki。 在2017年1月成功突破1600分，达标美国国家队8岁组的入选等级分要求，并代表美国队参加2017年暑假在巴西的举行的世界青少年锦标赛，在八岁组来自世界各地的约80名棋手中排名14名。
年仅7岁的 Bryan 热爱下棋，以棋为乐，与哥哥共同进步。突破1600分仅仅十个月后，在2017年11月的比赛中再次发挥出色，突破1900分，提前达标10岁组美国国家队的入选要求，并提前获得代表美国队参加世少赛的资格。恭喜 Bryan，你的努力是值得的。
在上周的感恩节周末比赛中，他在America Open K-3 open组以五连胜的不败纪录勇夺冠军。赢来了一座和他一般高的大奖杯和一部iPad。
孩子的潜力是无限的，我们下一个目标是突破12岁组2050分的要求。为了一个又一个的目标，只要你坚持和保持热爱的心。你总会是有收获的。你若努力，人生注定精彩！
Bryan Xie, 今年7岁，等级分1900分， 五岁师从Coach Kiki。 在2017年1月成功突破1600分，达标美国国家队8岁组的入选等级分要求，并代表美国队参加2017年暑假在巴西的举行的世界青少年锦标赛，在八岁组来自世界各地的约80名棋手中排名14名。
年仅7岁的 Bryan 热爱下棋，以棋为乐，与哥哥共同进步。突破1600分仅仅十个月后，在2017年11月的比赛中再次发挥出色，突破1900分，提前达标10岁组美国国家队的入选要求，并提前获得代表美国队参加世少赛的资格。恭喜 Bryan，你的努力是值得的。
在上周的感恩节周末比赛中，他在America Open K-3 open组以五连胜的不败纪录勇夺冠军。赢来了一座和他一般高的大奖杯和一部iPad。
孩子的潜力是无限的，我们下一个目标是突破12岁组2050分的要求。为了一个又一个的目标，只要你坚持和保持热爱的心。你总会是有收获的。你若努力，人生注定精彩！
2017 Susan Polgar National Open Championship
In 2017 Susan Polgar National Open Championship for Girls and Boys, KLC SoCal old team member Crystal Gu won Champion in Under 8 Girl group, and Jonathan Chen won Champion in Under 10 Boy group. Congratulations to them.
Congrats to Angela Wang won Champion in JV K3 in 2017 CalChess Scholastic Super State Championship.
Congratulations to Bryan Xie has qualified by rating to participate in the World Youth Chess Champions 2017.
King’s Land Chess is pleased to announce that Bryan Xie has qualified by rating to participate in the World Youth Chess Championships 2017, as United States Official Representatives by FIDE, the World Chess Federation.
Congratulations to Bryan Xie. He earned this honor by achieving a peak post tournament rating according to the USCF’s April Ratings Supplement. Bryan just turned to 7 years old and one month, his current rating is 1680, rank 5th at Top Age 7 and under and rank 3rd at Top Age 6 and under.
The qualification by rating request list below,
· Girls under 18 minimum rating 2000
· Girls under 16 minimum rating 1900
· Girls under 14 minimum rating 1800
· Girls under 12 minimum rating 1700
· Girls under 10 minimum rating 1500
· Girls under 8 minimum rating 1200
· Boys under 18 minimum rating 2400
· Boys under 16 minimum rating 2300
· Boys under 14 minimum rating 2200
· Boys under 12 minimum rating 2050
· Boys under 10 minimum rating 1900
· Boys under 8 minimum Rating 1600
Congratulations to Bryan Xie. He earned this honor by achieving a peak post tournament rating according to the USCF’s April Ratings Supplement. Bryan just turned to 7 years old and one month, his current rating is 1680, rank 5th at Top Age 7 and under and rank 3rd at Top Age 6 and under.
The qualification by rating request list below,
· Girls under 18 minimum rating 2000
· Girls under 16 minimum rating 1900
· Girls under 14 minimum rating 1800
· Girls under 12 minimum rating 1700
· Girls under 10 minimum rating 1500
· Girls under 8 minimum rating 1200
· Boys under 18 minimum rating 2400
· Boys under 16 minimum rating 2300
· Boys under 14 minimum rating 2200
· Boys under 12 minimum rating 2050
· Boys under 10 minimum rating 1900
· Boys under 8 minimum Rating 1600
祝贺Evergreen小学国际象棋队夺得南加州校际赛团体第三名
Congratulations to our Evergreen Chess Team was awarded 3rd place school team
Congratulations to our Evergreen Chess Team and Chino Hills Chess Team were awarded 3rd place school team and 4th place club in 2015 Super States Chess Championship last week. Super States Chess Championship is the most important scholastics chess tournament in Southern California. Over 600 students from 30 schools and 20 chess clubs participated in the tournament this year.
国象百万美元大奖赛赌城打响, 余泱漪中村光等出战， 中国龙之队再聚首
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美国国际象棋公开赛 华裔包揽各组团体冠军中新网2012年11月29日电, 据美国《世界日报》报道，第48届美国国际象棋公开赛日前在洛杉矶举办，来自全美400多名国际象棋选手同场竞技，南加州棋手表现亮眼，代表队125名选手斩获K1至K12组别的所有团体赛冠军。
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西洋棋手陳科排名22記者張宏蒙特利公園市報導 , 來自中國深圳的美女西洋棋手陳科年僅26歲，已獲得中國國家棋協大師稱號，在2011年在世界西洋棋（國際象棋）協會等級分排名中，列入中國區女棋手第35名，在美國女子排名Top2%，總排名第22。
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棋协大师是个宝安女孩《深圳宝安日报》2012年03月16日，对于很多人而言，国际象棋是陌生的；但对于陳科而言，国际象棋就是她生命中绽放的一朵奇葩，她的人生也因此变得精彩。
陳科是土生土长的深圳人，1986年出生在宝安。天资聪颖，10多岁开始学棋；后被深圳市提拔进入国家少年队集训，担任队长；21岁时获得了“中国国际象棋棋协大师”的荣誉称号。 |