The Wanderers Chess Club aims to promote chess at all levels

The Wanderers Chess Club launched this year where you can practise your skills, meet new players, and enjoy the camaraderie of the chess community.

Silence, strategic moves, and handshakes dominated the Socials Over-The-Board at the Wanderers Club Chess room on May 1.

Hani Niayesh and Mia Loots. Photo: Asanda Matlhare

Wanderers chess coach Kunda Fwati said Socials Over-The-Board allowed participants to engage in friendly games and casual matches with fellow members in an inviting and relaxed atmosphere.

Abilio Da Silva and Gregory Whittaker. Photo: Asanda Matlhare

“Our socials provide the perfect opportunity to practise your skills, meet new players, and enjoy the camaraderie of the chess community.”

Social practice times are as follows:

Social at Chariots Bar (17:30–20:00)
Free, and all are welcome to join on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. These days are dedicated to relaxed and social chess gatherings at Chariots Bar.

Kalin Ramsumer and Corno Klaver. Photo: Asanda Matlhare

Social at Vista Room (10:30–12:00)
Free, and all are welcome to join the team for a relaxed morning of chess and family fun every Saturday social at Vista Room.

Participants are encouraged to join the following:

Monthly Rated League
Join the monthly rated league and embark on a thrilling chess journey. Challenge yourself against fellow members in our Swiss tournament played over four weeks. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just starting, there’s a place for you in our league.

Lukas Koorts and William Cawthorn. Photo: Asanda Matlhare

Group Coaching
Improve your game with expert guidance from our experienced coaches in group coaching sessions. Tailored to various skill levels, these sessions cover essential strategies, tactics, and techniques to help you enhance your understanding and performance in chess.

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