Vassar-Chadwick Chess Club
 

The Vassar-Chadwick Chess Club was started in the 1930s by Stanley Chadwick.  It evolved over many years to its current position as one of the most successful chess clubs along the Hudson River between NYC and Albany, NY.  Club membership is open to the public. While there are no membership dues, serious tournament players will join the USCF in order to play rated tournaments--the most regular activity of the club. The only other fees are activity specific related.  Most rated tournaments have an entry fee between $5 and $10.

The club meets Monday nights at 7PM with most tournaments starting between 7:15 and 7:30 PM.  From Labor Day to Memorial Day the club meets in rooms 101 and 104 of Rockefeller Hall on Vassar College Campus.  From Memorial Day to Labor Day the club meets in room LT125 of the Lowell Thomas building on beautiful Marist College campus.  Directions

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Tal Memorial Coverage

As mentioned on the club blog yesterday, the very strong Tal Memorial is taking pla

George Patrick Whalen (1952 - 2011)

A long time member of the Vassar-Chadwick chess club,

Strattner wins October Quick Swiss

Scott Strattner was the clear winner in this hard fought October Quick Swiss with a 4-1 score. Ken Evans followed closely behind losing only

Columbus Day News

Do you remember way back in April the club held a double quad tournament? It had 4 sections, and the top section was fairly strong by club s

September Swiss results

The 3 round G90 tournament - the first event of the fall that takes place on the Vassar campus - finished on Monday (9/26) with Darius Jafar