Yes. Sign up for the 2011-12 Young Master Chess Online League here . He/she will keep the same Username (and his/her stats will remain in the account).  ...

The League is open to all Charlotte area K-8 students (public, private, charter & parochial). Teams are by school.

The league play begins Saturday, October 1, 2011 and ends Friday, April 13, 2012 . However, you can join anytime - even if the League period has already ...

Click here for the Young Master Chess League registration form . The educational website ChessKid.com hosts the games and records the results. (Players in the Young Master ...

Both! Each school counts as a team, but your child’s individual scores are recorded too. This is a participation-based league; there is no limit on the number of ...

Mike Klein is the Young Master Chess League director. You can contact him at charlottechess@gmail.com Items not covered in the rules ...

Players earn points by winning games on their ChessKid.com accounts. There are no deductions for losses, so participation is much more important than anything else! This year, points ...

This year, the League offers 2 ways to win monthly bonus points ! 1) "Best Online ...

There is a stats page on his/her ChessKid account which will list wins. In addition, a monthly standings page will be posted here on www.youngmasterchess.com.

Yes! There will be individual and team prizes: The top three finishing elementary schools (K-5) earn team trophies. First place school wins the Young Master ...

ChessKid.com is an awesome educational Web site that allows for blitz chess, slow games, video lessons and tactics training. It was designed by two strong chess players/teachers specifically ...

Completely. The designers of the site have put in numerous safeguards to make sure that it is a child-only site. ChessKid.com does not allow live chatting nor adult ...

There are two types of ChessKid.com memberships - Gold and Basic. Basic Membership is free, but the Gold Membership offers some great learning tools - available to you anytime.  ...

Use the Young Master Chess online registration form to sign up for ChessKid. For either membership type, League Director Mike Klein will create your child’s account and will ...

No. Basic members earn the same amount of points as Gold members, but ChessKid does limit the number of simultaneous games that a regular member can play. Basic ...

Yes, and points are awarded the same. The site uses a “live pool” of players to match up players with similar ratings to ensure competitive games. You may ...

Yes! If you signed up for an account directly through ChessKid.com, you'll need to transfer the account to the Young Master Chess League. On ChessKid.com:  ...

Two International Masters (one step below Grandmaster) who are active chess teachers. They are also responsible for many of the online lessons.