Some tournaments quietly remind us why the process matters.
At the Singapore National Age Group Chess Championships 2025 (Under 11), two Chess Gaja students stepped up under pressure and delivered performances they can be proud of.
Kanav Raman played with calm and maturity beyond his years, trusting his preparation and making clear decisions throughout the event. His consistent play earned him a Gold a result that reflects many hours of focused work.
Aurik Joshi added another milestone to his journey by securing the Bronze medal. What stood out most was his resilience and tactical sharpness, especially in tough moments. His growth is a great example of how steady effort compounds over time.
(Read Aurik’s journey from hobby to aspiration)
Results like these don’t come from one good tournament. They come from consistent training, learning from mistakes, and having the right support — from coaches, parents, and a structured approach to improvement.
Huge congratulations to Kanav and Aurik, and heartfelt thanks to their families for trusting the process. We’re excited to keep building, one thoughtful move at a time.
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