CABS Candidates Chess Tourney dates set

Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter

THE Zimbabwe Chess Federation yesterday revealed this year’s edition of the CABS Candidates Chess Tournament will be held from December 2 to 5 at Gifford High School in Bulawayo.

The prestigious tournament is open to Zimbabweans of all ages, and will showcase the nation’s top chess talents across three categories.

Athletes will compete in the Open Category, Women’s Category, and the Development Under-16 Category.

CABS Candidates Chess Tournament, is a key event on the national chess calendar which is expected to showcase skill, strategy, and determination by chess players.

Participants will have an opportunity to secure a place in the National Championships for next year.

Todd Mapingire, the ZCF secretary general expressed the federation’s appreciation to CABS and the anticipation surrounding the event.

“As Zimbabwe Chess Federation we extend our sincere gratitude to CABS Zimbabwe for their generous sponsorship of the event.

“Building on the success of the 2022 edition, CABS has once again demonstrated its commitment to the growth and development of chess in Zimbabwe. Their support has been instrumental in elevating the tournament to new heights, providing a platform for players to showcase their talents and compete for the coveted titles,” said Mapingire.

The chess community is in for a thrilling festive season with the Victoria Falls Academy Inaugural Chess Tournament 25-29 November, the CABS Candidates Tournament and the National Chess Championship to be held December.

This edition promises to be highly competitive and exciting as players battle for the privilege to compete in the National Championships next year.

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