NLSCA Chess Tournament Schedule for 2005-2006

Date	Event	Details
Sep 25, 2005	Cowan Heights Open	Announcement Map Results Pictures Volunteers
Oct 16, 2005	Mary Queen of Peace Open	Announcement Map Results Pictures Volunteers
Nov 20, 2005	NLSCA Girls in Chess Tournament	Announcement Map Results Pictures Volunteers
Nov 20, 2005	NLSCA Speed Chess Tournament	Announcement Map Results Pictures Volunteers
Dec 3, 2005	NLSCA School Team Challenge	Announcement Map Results Pictures Volunteers
Dec 4, 2005	NLSCA Individual Championship	Announcement Map Results Pictures Volunteers
Jan 14, 2006	MacDonald Drive Open	Announcement Map Results Volunteers
Feb 4, 2006	CCC Central Newfoundland Regional	Results
Feb 5, 2006	CCC St. John's & Mt. Pearl Regional	Announcement Map Results Volunteers
Feb 12, 2006	CCC Clarenville Area Regional	Announcement Map Results
Feb 25, 2006	CCC West Newfoundland Regional	Results
Mar 4, 2006	CCC East Newfoundland Regional	Announcement Map Results Volunteers
Mar 18, 2006	CCC * NL Provincial Final *	Announcement Map Results Pictures Volunteers
May 13, 2006	Bishop Abraham Open	Announcement Map Results Volunteers
June 3, 2006	Vanier Open	Announcement Map Results Pictures Volunteers

About NLSCA Tournaments

The NLSCA typically runs a scholastic chess tournament about once every month throughout the school year. Tournaments are run by NLSCA volunteers in accordance with the NLSCA Tournament Rules. Most tournaments run by the NLSCA are rated tournaments (see the NLSCA Ratings page for more details). Tournament announcements will appear on this page and results will be posted here shortly after each tournament. Information on past tournaments is available from the NLSCA Archives.

Important Note to Parents: All tournament participants must be supervised by a parent or designated guardian. Neither the Newfoundland and Labrador School Chess Association (NLSCA) nor its volunteers, nor the staff at the host school will be held responsible for the safety or behaviour of participants not actively engaged in tournament play. The responsibility of the tournament organizers will be limited to ensuring fair competition in accordance with NLSCA tournament rules. (See tournament rules for more information).

In addition to the scholastic chess events, the Newfoundland and Labrador Chess Association (NLCA) runs tournaments open to all ages at the end of every month. More details on NLCA events is available from the NLCA web site at www.chess.nl.ca/NLCA.