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    Makhanda Schools Chess Championships

    Grocott's MailBy Grocott's MailOctober 12, 2023Updated:October 12, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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    Makhanda Schools Chess Championship held at Kingswood College. Photo: supplied
    Makhanda Schools Chess Championship between 12 local schools held at Kingswood College. Photo: supplied

    By staff reporter

    Jerry Sewelo from the Sewelo Maths and Chess Community Youth Academy hosted the first-ever multi-school chess tournament, The Makhanda Schools Chess Championship, in the Kingswood College Hepburn Centre on Saturday, 30 September 2023.

    This Makhanda Schools Chess Championship saw over eighty learners representing 12 schools from Makhanda and surrounding towns and participants from the Rhodes University Junior Chess Club.

    Well done to every player that tested their skills in this challenge.

    Makhanda Schools Chess Championship between 12 local schools held at Kingswood College. Photo: supplied
    Makhanda Schools Chess Championship between 12 local schools held at Kingswood College. Photo: supplied

     

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