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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: |
Many players when pitted against a stronger opponent try and swap everything off and get a draw in the endgame. They then get a worse game, and are ground steadily down by their opponent's superior technique who is pleased to get a win without danger of losing. Every exchange made is going to be better for one side or the other, and every passive move makes your position less promising. |