Hi Chess’n Math Kids!
Lots of people talk about strategy and plans. Why is that? Well, if you could discover your chess opponent's plan of attack, it would make it much easier for you to thwart your opponent's plan; and then win the game.
Halkidiki, Greece - October 24 to November 6, 2015
The 2015 World Youth & Cadets Chess Championships (WYCC) recently concluded in Greece. As Head of Delegation for Team Canada, I was part of the team that included Chess Federation of Canada (CFC) President Vlad Drkulec and CFC Youth Coordinator Frank Lee who coordinated and organized the 56 players and 6 coaches who proudly represented Canada at the WYCC 2015.
Anyone who knows anything about Chess'n Math's annual Canadian Chess Challenge (CCC) knows the name of Adam Dorrance. Adam has won the Nova Scotia Chess Challenge Championship for his grade 11 times from Grade 1 to Grade 11 (Adam is in Grade 12 now); and he has gone on to win the Canadian Chess Challenge Championship for his grade 8 times. Adam has also won the CCC's MVP award 3 times.
