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 Chess is a great activity for students of all ages, and the new friendships often last a life-time. It is an activity that does not depend on physical size or capabilities. It helps develop logic, memory, and planning - critical problem solving skills. This is something that few other activities do. Best of all it is fun!
The purpose of the Association is to broaden and develop chess as a significant element of cultural life in Wisconsin. The Association cooperates with chess clubs, schools, and other groups and institutions throughout Wisconsin in teaching chess and conducting tournaments.
The Green Bay Chess Association, Inc. is approved by the I.R.S. as a nonprofit, charitable 501 (c) 3 organization for educational purposes, which accepts tax deductible donations. We need your support! All contributions are appreciated. If you would like to make a donation, download our brochure and contact Luke Ludwig at
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or mail us directly at Green Bay Chess Association, Inc., c/o Luke Ludwig, 2191 Allouez Ave. Green Bay, WI 54311.
Chess Club Meeting
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We meet at St. Joseph Church, 936 9th St. Green Bay, WI. every Thursday 7-10 pm. |
| Please park on the 13st. side of the building. Come in the back door by the windows. We do not meet on Thanksgiving day. |
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 45th Green Bay Open
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Watch top boards live at the GBO.
www.gbochess.live
Results of the Open Section.
Results of the Reserve Section.
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| Congratulations to Erik Santarious for winning the open section. |
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Congratulations to Oishik Mondal for winning the reserve section. |
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| The Borman trophy to the top junior in the open section, in remembrance of Kelly Borman. |
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Titletown Chess Meeting
First Summer meeting for chess at Titletown.
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