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Denker & Barber Events Set for Vancouver, Washington Print E-mail
By Jon Haskel   
March 26, 2012
denkerslide.jpgThe 2012 Denker Tournament of High School Champions and the 2012 Barber Tournament of K-8 Champions are set for Vancouver, Washington from August 4 to August 7 in tandem with the US Open (August 4-12).

This year the top finisher in the Denker  Tournament and the top finisher in the Barber Tournament will be eligible to participate in the World Youth Championships. States should contact Jon Haskel at  [email protected] to submit nominations for the Denker Tournament of High School Champions and the Barber Tournament of K-8 Champions. 

Find more information on the events at http://www.denkerchess.com/ and http://barberchess.com.
 
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