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Chronicles of Chess Champions (17th July to 29th July 2026)  

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Chronicles of Chess Champions from Chess Gaja: July 17 – July 29, 2026
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Chronicles of Chess Champions

Rising Stars of Chess Gaja

July 17 – July 29, 2026
The back half of July brought another round of hard-fought battles for Chess Gaja’s rising stars, and the results speak for themselves. Two students in particular turned in standout performances across back-to-back tournaments, proving that consistent training pays off again and again. From nail-biting rounds to steady rating climbs, every game reflected the discipline our students bring to the board. This edition celebrates two Chess Gaja champions who didn’t just compete — they leveled up, twice. ♟️
Featured Tournament
Chesstronics Cumming ATL – July
United States
July 18, 2026
Chesstronics
695
736
▲ +41 pts
Atharv
Atharv opened this stretch with a statement performance at Chesstronics Cumming ATL, organized by Chesstronics, surging 41 rating points on a solid score.
Score: 2/3
Tournament
2026 July Coppell CC FIDE
United States
July 19, 2026
Coppell Chess Club
1860
1876
▲ +16 pts
Yugan
Yugan kept the momentum going at the Coppell CC FIDE event, presented by the Coppell Chess Club, climbing 16 points along the way.
Score: 2/5
Tournament
Chesstronics Bethel View – July 25
United States
July 25, 2026
Chesstronics
736
755
▲ +19 pts
Atharv
Just a week later, Atharv was back at it, adding another 19 points to his rating — back-to-back gains in the same month.
Score: 2/3
Tournament
Royal Championship 2026
United States
July 25, 2026
Texas Chess Center
1876
1882
▲ +6 pts
Yugan
Yugan closed out the period at the Royal Championship, hosted by the Texas Chess Center, notching a further rating gain to cap a strong two weeks.
Score: 2/4
“Every tournament is a new chapter — and this month, Atharv and Yugan each wrote two of their best.”
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