Happy Holidays !
No chess class Dec 21 or 28. See you Jan 4!
The Muskego Scholastic Chess Club is a self-funded, volunteer-run organization devoted to introducing K-12 kids in the Muskego-Norway school district to the amazing and enlightening game of chess. For questions, email Dan Schantz at Dschantz3@gmail.com
Medical College / IAC
The MSCC attended the Medical College of Wisconsin Scholastic open on Saturday, which was well run by the IAC (our coaches) as always!
We brought 8 players across 4 divisions and had a lot of fun,
K8 non rated
Annual Tournament at LDMS
The MSCC held our annual tournament at Lake Denoon Middle School this past Saturday - we had a lot of fun and brought home a lot of trophies as well!
While we were disappointed with the lower turnout than normal from surrounding schools, our Muskego club was well represented w/ 17 players from most of our schools. Our students demonstrated good sportsmanship and played some very nice matches - especially our beginners!
Big thanks to the IAC for a very well run tournament, to LDMS for their continuing support and allowing us to host the event, and to our volunteers who helped it run smoothly, especially the concessions that fed all of the hungry players and their families! This is our largest fundraiser event as well - special thanks to all who donated concessions items!
K8 non-rated
USM Fall Annual Tournament
Three players from our club - Hunter, Mia and Evelyn - attended the USM tournament on Saturday and played some very nice matches!
First Tournament of the Year
Brookfield East
Congratulations to Anthony & Luke for getting the chess tournament season kicked off on Saturday at Brookfield East High School!
Anthony went 4-1 and took 3rd place in K8 division, while Luke went 2-2 in the K12 division.
Next up will be USM on November 19!
Welcome to MSCC 2022-2023!
Register anytime on this site (muskegochess.com) - only $60 for the whole year, including weekly instruction from the International Academy of Chess (IA-chess.com)
First class at Mill Valley cafeteria Wednesday October 5th, 6:30-8, and most every Wednesday after that, into March '23 (see calendar on website).
Annual MSCC / IAC chess tournament at Lake Denoon Middle School Saturday December 3rd!
WI Scholastic Chess Championship
As is tradition, the MSCC joined the annual chess championship held at UW Oshkosh this past weekend! It is typically our year-end event, and even though it was a down year in terms of participation due to spring breaks and other factors we still had a great time! A total of about 285 players from around the State joined this event that lasted for 5 or 6 rounds (depending on the section) over 2 days.
This event was organized & run by Mike Nietman of the Wisconsin Chess Association, and it ran smoothly as always.
We were only able to bring 3 players this year, but Anthony, Sophia and Mia played very well, and we also had fun hanging out with the McKinley & Whitman players in their team room (thanks Coach Seghers!).
K5
WSCF - German Immersion School
The MSCC brought just 3 players to the Milwaukee German Immersion School for a fun day of chess where over 170 scholastic players participated! It was a well run event and there was a lot of good competition for our players.
K5
McKinley Elementary School Tournament - WSCF
The MSCC brought 8 players to McKinley Elementary School in Wauwatosa this past Saturday, This was a WSCF (Wisconsin Scholastic Chess Federation) run event, hosted by the school and Mark Seghers, whom some may remember as the leader of the MSCC for many years.
It was a big event - 136 players - and our group had a lot of fun and took home some trophies!
K6
Brookfield East Spartan Open
The MSCC brought 9 players to Brookfield this past Saturday for a very large event - nearly 150 players! The tournament was run by the IAC and hosted by Brookfield East. Our group had a lot of fun, played some great games and took home some trophies!
K5 non-rated section
ASA Clark Middle School Pirate Open
We had a fun Saturday at ASA Clark middle school! The MSCC brought 7 players to this annual tournament that was run by IAC. There were approximately 70 players in all.
K8 Unrated (5 rounds)