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Devon Junior Chess Association (DJCA)Supporting junior chess in the county |
Team by invitation only: U18 U14 U11
Bristol Grammar School
https://devonjuniorchess.co.uk/content/calendar
| Player's first name (given name) |
Player's family name (surname) |
|---|---|
| Suhayl | Abdalla |
| Caleb | Caleshu |
| Benjamin | Darlington |
| Joe | Forty |
| Jamie | Glasson |
| Josh | Keay |
| Viacheslav | Ovcharenko |
| Ronit | Randhawa |
| Oliver | Sleight |
| Daniel | Smith |
| Jack | Wills |
| Jun Li | Yeap |
| Player's first name (given name) |
Player's family name (surname) |
|---|---|
| James | Allen |
| Vincent | Dong |
| Harry | Edge |
| Mac | Holland |
| Jaisal | Jino |
| Yuan | Liu |
| Ananya | Nerella |
| Varnika | Nerella |
| Shreyas | Pasupulety |
| Oscar | Pocknell |
| Player's first name (given name) |
Player's family name (surname) |
|---|---|
| Jack | Amos |
| Ben | Keay |
| Bence | Medway |
| Harvey | Montgomery |
| Adrian | Pratt |
| Bethany | Scott |
| William | Wales |
| Player's first name (given name) |
Player's family name (surname) |
|---|---|
| Swetha | Narayanan |
| MIDDLEGAME TIPS: |
* Combinations do not usually come out of nowhere - they are based on a superiority in position, and you can tell when a combination is likely to be around: 1. Exposed or "stalemated" Kings are always vulnerable 2. Undefended or 'hanging' pieces aften lead to trouble. 3. Pieces which are defended only as often as they are attacked can also lead to trouble, because their defenders are at least partly immobilised.. |