On April 5, four chess clubs of Clay County junior high schools held a tournament with 32 students participating. Green Cove Springs Junior High emerged on top, thanks to a trio's perfect results. A …
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On April 5, four chess clubs of Clay County junior high schools held a tournament with 32 students participating. Green Cove Springs Junior High emerged on top, thanks to a trio's perfect results. A special award was presented to Jackson Punsky of GCJH for his role in starting chess in the local schools; he was the driving force in getting the clubs established. Joseph Emery, lead instructor and tournament director, has been teaching chess in schools for 14 years as a volunteer. Anybody wanting to get involved next school year may contact him at josephemery@comcast.net.
