Matthew and Lucy are well north of the Arctic Circle as part of an SJC team preparing to take on junior teams from Paris and Russia...
Tuesday 18 October is the first match for Horsham teams.
Horsham 2 host Horsham 1 and Horsham 4 host Horsham 5...best of luck to all teams!
Horsham 3 have to wait until 25 October to host Eastbourne 1.
Throughout the season the junior club members play some serious chess alongside the more lighthearted variety and the training. Here's the results for the season just gone...
It was great to meet up with everyone again last night! I will be updating the minutes in due course but we have some special treats ahead...watch this space.
The junior club will return on September 13th at the usual time of 6:25pm-7:25pm. I will present the shields for last year's competitions and we will kick off another season of fun and learning - see you then!
Local congresses are being held in Crawley and Crowborough to start the season...
In 2007 Horsham C.C. member Steve Baines posed the question of what had then been the highest grades reached by Horsham players. He wondered how long the grading system has been in existence and how strong Horsham teams could have been, had the club’s leading players during the grading era all been available at the same time. I delved into the archives, and on 11th November 2007 wrote about these issues, choosing an arbitrary cut-off point of grades above 160, in order to limit the size of the task.
Submitted by Julie Denning on 25 July, 2016 - 08:44
Several Horsham players took part in the annual Weald Congress last weekend, here are their results...
Another great season with all our club tournaments fought to the very end!
Well done to all the winners...and better luck next year if the silverware escaped you on this occasion!
See you next at the first meeting of the new season on Tuesday 6th September.
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