13 April 2008

Andrew sold skittles to fight cancer.

23 February 2008

The Chess Dawgs take second place in the Georgia Collegiate Team Chess Championship, making them one of the top two teams in the state!

The Georgia Chess Association (GCA) held a very successful open college team chess championship with 7 colleges bringing 10 teams to the competition at an outstanding Emory University site. The championship was a 4-round Swiss event at G/45 in 4-board match format.

This year's championship added newcomer Gainesville State to the competition while missing Clemson University from last year. Overall, this year's competition consisted of the following 10 teams: Berry College, Dekalb Tech, Emory University, Gainesville State, Georgia Tech (A, B, C teams), Mercer University (Macon), University of Georgia (A, B teams). In the weeks leading up to this championship several other schools indicated an interest in participating but were unable to follow through for various reasons. Overall, the event continues to grow each year.

4 November 2007

The Chess Dawgs Host their own tournament every semester. The Spring '07 Chess Tournament was held in the Tate Gallery on November 4th. Congratulations goes out to Richard Francisco, the Chess Dawgs reigning King, and runner-up Travis Clements. The winner and runner-up each received a Chess Dawgs T-shirt. T-shirts are still on sale: contact Patrick Graham if you are interested in purchasing one. Front. Back.

24 March 2007

Emory sponsors the 2007 Georgia Open Collegiate Team Chess Championship. The Chess Dawgs competed against Georgia Tech, Clemson, Berry, Mercer, and Dekalb tech. Both of our teams tied for second with Clemson, with the tie being broken by how well the team did in other rounds. Our A-team won third place and a trophy! Special thanks to everyone who competed.

A-Team:
Robert Cunningham
Long Doan
Bryan Whitmire
Chris Stastny

B-team
Kevin Williams
Josh Dumont
Patrick Graham
Yong Soo Kwon

25 February 2007

The Chess Dawgs sponsored their first tournament. Congratulations to Richard Francisco, the first King of the Chess Dawgs, and runner-up Ryan Galbreath.

Fall 2006

Intrest in the club leads to an increasing meetings to twice a week
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Spring 2006

The first meetings are held once a week in the Myers Lobby.

Fall 2005

Patrick Graham and Yong Soo Kwon found the Chess Dawgs at UGA.