See the official results of the CLA August 2025 Chess Tournament for the 1001 and Above category. Celebrate the top players and their remarkable performances.
Congratulations to all the 𝗧𝗢𝗣 𝗽𝗹𝗮𝘆𝗲𝗿𝘀 in our 14𝘁𝗵 𝗖𝗟𝗔 𝗢𝗻𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝗖𝗵𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗧𝗼𝘂𝗿𝗻𝗮𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 this August 2025 - 1001 and Above! 👏🎉
The 1001-and-above division brings together Chess Learning Academy's more experienced competitors. Here, matches get sharper, openings are more polished, and every small mistake can decide a game — which is what makes these August chess tournament results so meaningful.
What the August 1001-and-Above Results Mean
A rating above 1001 signals that a player has moved beyond the basics. They understand common openings, can spot simple tactics, and are beginning to think several moves ahead. Playing in this division means testing those skills against others at the same stage or higher.
Finishing among the top players here is a meaningful milestone. It tells a young player — and their family — that the hours of study and practice are translating into stronger, more confident play over the board, a clear sign of steady youth chess development.
👑 1st Place: Dianne Sabina
🥈 2nd Place: Rogviel Dwayne
🥉 3rd Place: Ross Mañibo
🏅 4th Place: Leslybeth Palangan
🏅 5th Place: Richande Arcenal
🏅 6th Place: Caleb Rosano
🏅 7th Place: Rajo Radcliff
🏅 8th Place: Elijah Franz
🏅 9th Place: Chord Baguio
🏅 10th Place: Lhance Marcus
🏅 11th Place: Jovin Luis
🏅 12th Place: Karl Miguel
🏅 13th Place: Jon L.
🏅 14th Place: Maru
🏅 15th Place: Bruce Tatad
🏅 16th Place: Kurt Clarence
🏅 17th Place: Sebastian S.
🏅 18th Place: Ruth Taculao
🏅 19th Place: Miko Julian
🏅 20th Place: Ashiq G.
🏅 21st Place: John James
🏅 22nd Place: Ramm Eoghan
🏅 23rd Place: Liam De Vera
Your outstanding skills and dedication were truly remarkable. Congratulations to everyone for an exceptional performance! ♟️🚀
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How the August Top Players Keep Climbing
Improvement at this level comes from studying your own games. A chess coach helps players review losses without discouragement, turning each one into a list of specific things to work on next.
Consistent practice still matters more than bursts of intensity. A steady routine of lessons, puzzles, and tournament play — the core of Chess Learning Academy's chess training for children — is how a solid 1001-and-above player keeps moving up the rankings.
Preparations for the next tournament are underway. Check the latest tournament announcements and give your child the next opportunity to compete.
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