Welcome!
Snodland Chess Club welcomes players of all ages and abilities from complete beginner to Grandmaster.
We are a friendly, welcoming club and we can provide free coaching to take you from beginner to winner! We particularly welcome junior members.
You can e-mail david_lettington@hotmail.com for more details or just turn up at the club any Thursday evening.
We have teams in Kent County Chess Association and English Chess Federation competitions.
We are a friendly, welcoming club and we can provide free coaching to take you from beginner to winner! We particularly welcome junior members.
You can e-mail david_lettington@hotmail.com for more details or just turn up at the club any Thursday evening.
We have teams in Kent County Chess Association and English Chess Federation competitions.
Tuesday, 2 October 2012
Monday, 17 September 2012
Sunday, 9 September 2012
Snodland go National!
Friday, 7 September 2012
Club Championship to start
The Snodland Club Championship is about to start. We look set to have fifteen players competing for the title of Club Champion (known as the A-league Champion) this year, with the top seed being Matthew Bunn.
The club will also award titles to the Most Improved Player, the B-league Champion, C-league Champion and Speed Chess Champion. Once the season draws to a close we also hold our popular knockout competition, the Challenge Cup.
Good luck to everyone taking part!
The club will also award titles to the Most Improved Player, the B-league Champion, C-league Champion and Speed Chess Champion. Once the season draws to a close we also hold our popular knockout competition, the Challenge Cup.
Good luck to everyone taking part!
Friday, 31 August 2012
4th Len Hammond Memorial Match
Snodland Chess Club will kick off the new season with a friendly match against local rivals Maidstone on Wednesday 19th September. The match will be held in honour of Len Hammond who played for both clubs. Maidstone have managed to win all three of the previous encounters, so hopefully it will be our turn this year!
Tuesday, 21 August 2012
Sunday, 12 August 2012
The Caro-Kann Crusher
It's good to play games face to face, but a little practice on the internet at fast time limits can sharpen up your skills too! This game was played with 15 minutes each on the clock.
Below is a game played earlier this week, where white crushes the Caro-Kann opening after black nabs all of the material on offer without any regard for white's attacking possiblities.
Look out for a pawn sacrifice on move 10, a bishop sac on move 14 and a rook sac on move 22!
Below is a game played earlier this week, where white crushes the Caro-Kann opening after black nabs all of the material on offer without any regard for white's attacking possiblities.
Look out for a pawn sacrifice on move 10, a bishop sac on move 14 and a rook sac on move 22!
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