9th CLA online chess tournament March 2025 results: top 30 players among 95 honored. Learn what a strong finish means for kids. Join our online chess classes.
Chess Learning Academy just wrapped up another exciting online tournament this March, bringing together 95 participants from its growing community of young players. For parents watching from home, events like these are a chance to see the payoff of months of lessons and practice — not only in the final standings, but in the focus and composure each child carries to the board.
🏆 Chess Tournament Results
Celebrating the outstanding players of the 9th CLA Online Chess Tournament – March 2025!
👑 1st Place Champion - Leslybeth Palangan
🥈 2nd Place - Brent Biñas
🥉 3rd Place - Chance Galvino
🏅 Top 4 to 30 Performers
- 4th – Alfiah Cortez
- 5th – Ross Manibo
- 6th – Charlene Yarcia
- 7th – Zachary Aranas
- 8th – Kassie Nuñez
- 9th – Aaric Rodrigo
- 10th – Caleb Rosano
- 11th – Maximilian C.
- 12th – Jovin M.
- 13th – Liam DV
- 14th – Aaliyah
- 15th – Ejos Aran C.
- 16th – Lev G.
- 17th – Daphne D.
- 18th – Aleeyah S.
- 19th – Ruth T.
- 20th – Kurt R.
- 21st – Ethan Te
- 22nd – Ashiq G.
- 23rd – Maxie A.
- 24th – Marion A.
- 25th – Tyrell M.
- 26th – Yvaine
- 27th – Lhance M.
- 28th – Liam DC
- 29th – Miguel D.
- 30th – Mikhael M.
🌟 Special Recognition – 5-Point Achievers
- Clark T.
- Miko G.
- Sebastian S.
- Jose M.
- Eowyn L.
Your outstanding performance shows remarkable growth and passion for the game of chess. Every move reflected discipline, focus, and a sharp strategic mind. ♟️🚀
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Why Online Tournaments Matter for Young Players
Competing online gives young players experience that home practice cannot fully replace. A tournament round comes with a clock, a real opponent, and a score that matters. Children learn to manage their nerves, pace their thinking, and stay calm after a difficult game. These are the very habits parents hope chess will teach, and tournament play sharpens them faster than any drill.
How a Results List Is Earned
Every name on this list reflects weeks of quiet preparation. Behind each placement are solved puzzles, reviewed games, and hundreds of small decisions made at the board. Recognition like the 5-Point Achievers shows that growth is measured in effort, not just rank.
What Comes Next for Aspiring Champions
A strong finish is a signal to keep going. Coaches use tournament games to spot patterns in a child's play and shape the next block of training. Each event reveals exactly what to work on next.
If your child would like to build toward the next event, join our community and stay updated on upcoming online tournaments and programs. latest tournament announcements
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