Winter Solstice Chess Tournament Recap

 

The Winter Solstice Chess Tournament, held on December 21 in Post Falls, was a resounding success. It brought together 11 passionate chess players for a day of exciting strategic play. Organized by the Idaho Chess Association, with tournament directors Adam Porth and Deon Goodwin at the helm, this US Chess-rated event provided a fantastic opportunity for chess enthusiasts of all levels to compete and connect.

Linus Wannamaker showcased a remarkable performance, securing the top spot with an impressive score of 4.5 out of 5. His consistent play edged out strong competitors Ben Patterson, who scored 3.5, and William Merry, who finished with 3.0 points after a tiebreaker. Congratulations to these outstanding players and all participants for their sportsmanship and competitive spirit!

As we look forward to the new year, the Idaho Chess Association is already planning more events to unite our chess community. Whether you're a seasoned competitor or new to the game, we encourage you to join us in these upcoming tournaments. They are a fantastic way to sharpen your skills, meet fellow players, and experience the thrill of certified chess competition.

You can stay connected with the Idaho Chess Association and CDA Chess for updates on future tournaments. Your participation and support are key to sustaining and growing our vibrant chess community. We can't wait to see you at the next event!

Keep practicing and stay tuned for more details—2025 promises to be a year full of incredible chess opportunities!


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