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Testimonials

“As a representative of Chess.com, it was truly inspiring to witness the dedication and energy of the FEMchess team executing an amazing event. I had a lot of fun connecting with girls and their families and it was fun to see the enthusiasm of the participants at the FEMchess All-Girls Scholastic Tournament. This event showcased the importance of creating opportunities where girls can come together to learn and grow in chess together. Can’t wait to see what this new school year brings to this organization and girls in chess in general!”

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-  Dr. Judit Sztaray,  FIDE International Arbiter (IA) , Chess.com Director of Chess Club Relations

“The girls from Hamilton really look forward to the FEMchess girls events. It is a special experience for them, enjoying the opportunity to connect with other girls while enjoying the competition. It is particularly exciting to see the growth of FEMchess tournaments, and it does not go unnoticed. We hope the momentum continues, and that we see greater participation of girls in all scholastic rated events. Kudos to FEMchess for making an impact!”​

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-  Abel Talamantez, FIDE International Arbiter (IA) Lead School Instructor (LSI), FIDE 100 Best Educator Award, RISE Scholar Chess Program Director

“The tournament was extremely well-organized, providing a supportive and motivating environment for newcomers. The event not only helped her gain valuable experience but also boosted her confidence. We are grateful for the opportunity and the fantastic atmosphere created by the organizers. We look forward to participating in more tournaments in the future.”

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- Divesh (Chess Parent)

“It was great to see FEMchess organize a girl's tournament in creating positive experience and exposure for upcoming chess talent in the Bay Area. Good luck for future events!”

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 - Gnanam (Chess Parent)

“It's a great initiative, kudos to FEMchess! My daughter enjoyed the tournament thoroughly. Nice to see 50+ kids coming together on their journey to become a grandmaster one day.”​

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 - Qiu (chess parent)

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