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July 22, 2014
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Two-thirds of the way through the 2014 US Cadet Championship, being held in Rockville, MD, Edward Song and Kapil Chandran are tied for 1st place with scores of 4.5/6.0. Edward and Kapil will be playing each other in the last round. In third place 1/2 point behind is Christopher Gu. A particularly interesting game was Edward Song's game with Mika Brattain in the 5th round.

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Follow along with live games and live video at http://uscadet.mdchess.com. The US Cadet is for players under the age of 16. The winner recives a four-year scholarship to UMBC and the top three receive free entry into the Washington International.

 
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