Chess Gaja students continue to shine across the United States, showcasing talent, hard work, and remarkable progress. Here’s a roundup of our young champions’ performances from November 22–23, 2025.
Cupertino , California
Tharsikan made a strong impression at the Cupertino Kids Quads (BAC 3254) held on November 22, 2025. Competing under the banner of Bay Area Chess, Tharsikan achieved an impressive 2.5/4, boosting his rating from 689 to 781—a significant leap of +92 points! This remarkable performance reflects his growing tactical skills and competitive spirit.
Bellevue, Washington
Vihaan participated in the 20th Susan Polgar Foundation National Open for Girls and Boys in Bellevue on November 22, 2025, representing the Washington Chess Federation. Vihaan scored 2.0/5, improving his rating from 562 to 588. Every game brought valuable learning, and his upward rating trend highlights his steady growth in competitive play.
Coppell, Texas
In Coppell, Arush competed in the Coppell CC FIDE Fall Classical on November 23, 2025, hosted by the Coppell Chess Club. Arush scored a commendable 3.0/5, with a slight rating increase from 1913 to 1915. His consistent performance demonstrates excellent preparation and a strong understanding of middle-game strategies.
Every tournament is a stepping stone to greatness. Whether it’s a massive rating jump, a first-place finish, or simply gaining experience, each achievement is a testament to hard work, focus, and the love of the game. Keep pushing forward, Chess Gaja champions—your journey has only just begun!
