The Harare Chess League 2022 season had 10 teams, comprising 3 Corporate clubs and 7 community clubs. Harare City Chess Club defended its 2019 title by emerging as the winner again in 2022. Chi-town Masters Chess Club came 2nd, surpassing their previous 7th place in the 2019 season, followed by CBZ in 3rd, just one place below their previous 2nd place in the 2019 season. The league was suspended in 2020-2021 due to COVID-19.
ACHIEVEMENTS
The Harare Chess League boasts of producing the best chess players in the country:
CONCLUSION
The Board acknowledges the dedication and commitment shown by all stakeholders, partners, clubs, and players who did their best to compete week in and week out despite limited resources. The Board also hopes to use a centralized venue for all 2023 matches. This enables easy arbitration and FIDE rating of all matches making the league more professional and internationally recognized as well as being cost-effective for the various clubs who are already financially constrained.
The 2023 Harare Chess League will be starting on 1 April 2023. For more info please check out the 2023 League Handbook.
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Well done to Harare City Chess Club and thank you for creating such a platform this is good keep up the good work