2026 ONTARIO CHESS CHALLENGE
 


Date: Sunday, May 3rd, 2026

Location: Metro Convention Centre,
255 Front St W, Toronto, ON M5V2W6 

List of Top 10 Players qualified for OCC 2026 

OCC Qualifying Tournaments 2025-2026
(to be updated as tournaments run):

*Click on each event to see the players qualified*

 

All those qualified will receive an invitation email in February 2025!

Check-in/Late registrations: 

Grades 7-12:   9:00 to 9:30 am check-in

Grades 4-6:     9:30 to 10:00 am check-in

Grades 1-3 & Kindergarten:    10:00 to 10:30 am check-in

 


Schedule:

  • Opening of the playing area 9:00 am
     
  • Opening Ceremony 9:45 am

Grades 7-12

  • 1st round 10:00 am
     
  • 2nd round 11:05 am
     
  • 3rd round 12:10 pm

  • 4th round 1:30 pm
     
  • 5th round 2:35 pm

Grades 4 - 6

  • 1st round 10:30 am
     
  • 2nd round 11:35 am
     
  • 3rd round 12:40 pm
     
  • 4th round 1:45 pm
     
  • 5th round 2:50 pm

Grades 1 - 3 & Kindergarten

  • 1st round 11:00 am
     
  • 2nd round 12:00 am
     
  • 3rd round 1:00 pm
     
  • 4th round 2:00 pm
     
  • 5th round As soon as possible
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  • ​Awards Ceremony ± 5:30 pm
     

Entry Fee:  $105 Online Registration Only. NO ONSITE REGISTRATION

 

List of Registered PlayerS 

 

To register online

Deadline: SATURDAY May 2nd, 2026 Strictly at 6:00 PM ALL Entries Close!

 

BOOKLET OF THE 2025 ONTARIO CHESS CHALLENGE (PDF)

ONTARIO CHESS CHALLENGE RULES (PDF)

 

 

 

 

DIRECTIONS & HOTELS IN THE AREA

 


 

FOR REGIONAL COORDINATORS

 

Documents to have on hand during your qualifier:
 

Regional official document

Rules and informations about the Ontario Chess Challenge.

Upcoming Qualifier Tournaments

More chances to qualify for your kids!! Give them this sheet.

Qualification Forms (click on your region):                                                                        A Huge Thank You!!

To give to your qualified. They will need it to register for the Ontario Chess Challenge.

More to come


About us

The Chess and Math Association (CMA) is a non-profit organization which, with our provincial coordinators, aims to promote chess in schools in Canada.