Knights of Summer Chess Tournament Invites Players of All Ages


August 4, 2025 – Coeur d'Alene, ID – CDA Chess is proud to present the "Knights of Summer" Chess Tournament, a premier event for chess enthusiasts of all skill levels. Scheduled for three exciting evenings—August 11, August 18, and August 25th- this tournament provides a unique platform for players to hone their skills in a vibrant, competitive environment. Events will be held at the Riverstone McDonald's, located at 1325 W. Riverstone in Coeur d'Alene. Play begins at 6 PM each evening, offering convenient access and ample parking for participants.

Designed for chess players across all experience levels, the "Knights of Summer" tournament features a dynamic format with two engaging rounds each evening. Participants will compete in both G20 (20-minute) and G30 (30-minute) games, ensuring fast-paced and thrilling matches for both competitors and spectators.

Notably, this event provides scholastic chess players with an excellent opportunity to refine their strategies and prepare for the challenges of the upcoming fall season. With a friendly atmosphere and a chance to challenge peers, the tournament aims to build the confidence and skills essential for scholastic competitions.

“Whether you’re a seasoned player or new to chess, this tournament is your chance to test your skills and connect with the local chess community,” said a representative from CDA Chess. “For younger players and students eager to get ready for school competitions, it’s the perfect way to gain experience and stay sharpened for the season ahead.”

Registration is now open. CDA Chess encourages players to secure their spots early to participate in this exciting summer series. Interested individuals can sign up online by visiting CDAChess.blogspot.com. For additional information or inquiries, please email us at info.cdachess@gmail.com or contact us directly at 208-274-5242.

About CDA Chess
CDA Chess is dedicated to promoting the game of chess in the Coeur d'Alene community. Through tournaments, events, and player networking, CDA Chess fosters a welcoming environment where players of all ages and skill levels can enjoy the timeless game of strategy and intellect.

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