Monday, February 1, 2016

Christopher Ndoroma wins 1st TWCA Rapid Chess Tournament

Saturday, 30 January 2016 was set for the 1st TWCA Rapid Chess Tournament. The event was well attended by 26 students.

For some it was their first tournament and for others it was just another day of showing chess virtuoso.

The event was dominated by Christoper Ndoroma, the U/18 Chess Champion of Namibia. He took a cool attitude and  score victory after victory. A perfect score of 7/7 was the end result.

Christopher was followed by Matjiua Kajovi with 5/7 in second place. In third was CM Dante Beukes also with 5/7.
Christopher the Champion
Keisha the Girls Winner

The girls also gave good account of themselves and Keisha Van Wyk had an excellent tournament, also scored 5/7 and coming 4th overall. She won the best girls prize and got a gold medal for her performance. In second place were Kamuiua Hipakua 3.5/7 and in third place were Jamie-Nicole Beukes with 2/7.

We also had a pawn chess tournament for the newcomers and little once. This event was won by Misha Kajovi with 5/5 followed by Maureen Shilangale with 4/5 and Voilet Hewicke with 3/5.

All the participants and Coach Max
This year we will have a chess tournament every month and are looking forward to all the excitement which comes with this.


Monday, January 25, 2016

TWCA starts 2016 with Vigor and a lot of new students

2016 will be the year TWCA move to that next level we have always dreamt of. Yes, this is the year we plan to excel like never before.


Coach Max at work
Parents are on board, Students are willing to learn and the coaches are ready to facilitate the learning process.

We welcome all our new students with enthusiasm. Our objective is simple. Teach you how to win your next chess encounter. If you lose you improve, If you win you improve. Either way its a learning experience second to none. The TWCA way is the best way. No-one can match us. 2015 was really the year we achieved the best results. Two chess master titles and dozens of Gold, Silver and Bronze medals were the end results of focusing on each game throughout the year.
Parent Berdian at watch
Students Karen and Oyo at battle

We are build on three Pillars:
  1. The Student.
  2. The Parent.
  3. The Coach.






If each one of us give 100% we have 300% instead of only 100%.

This dear chess friends, is our secret. Hard work!


CHESS FOR FUN, CHESS TO WIN!!