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elimination and competition on CCS

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The chess club of Don Mariano Marcos
Memorial State University South La Union
Campus recently held a tournament to
select its representatives for an
upcoming inter-collegiate competition.
The event was marked by a series of
elimination matches, where the students
battled against each other to secure a
spot on the team.
The elimination process began with ten
boys participants and 4 girls participants,
but only 5 boys and 4 girls made it to the
final round. The chess matches were
intense and lasted for several hours, with
each player trying their best to
outmaneuver their opponent. In the end,
four students were chosen to represent
DMMSU-SLUC in the inter-collegiate
competition.
The tournament served as a platform for
students from different year levels to
showcase their skills and establish
camaraderie with their peers. "It's not
just about winning," shared one of the
competitors, "it's about developing
lasting relationships with players who
share your interest in the game."
Chess is just one of the many
extracurricular activities offered to the
students of Don Mariano Marcos Memorial
State University South La Union Campus.
The school believes that these activities
help students develop not just academic
skills but also character and leadership
qualities. The chess club is just one of
the many clubs and organizations in the
school that students can join to further
their interests beyond the classroom.

The chess elimination tournament was a

success, bringing together students from
different year levels in friendly
competition while promoting
camaraderie and sportsmanship. The
inter-collegiate competition is set to take
place in the coming months, and the
school administration hopes to see the
representatives of the Don Mariano
Marcos Memorial State University South
La Union Campus come out on top.
The chess competition at Don Mariano
Marcos Memorial State University, South
La Union Campus (DMMMSU SLUC), was
an event that created a lot of excitement
and anticipation for all the participants.
The competition brought together
students from various departments, all
eager to put their strategic thinking
abilities on display.
The game of chess is more than just a
board game. it requires immense mental
strength, strategy and skill. It's no
surprise that chess has been played by
people worldwide for centuries.
Recently, Don Mariano Marcos Memorial
State University South La Union Campus
(DMMMSU SLUC) hosted a chess
competition where players from various
departments in the university competed.
The chess competition consisted of four
rounds with the pairing of players
shuffling every round. The scoring system
for the competition was per-board, which
meant that every point mattered for
each department's overall ranking. The
tension that came with each round's
shuffle was a unique feature which
increased the thrill of the competition.
The first day of the chess competition at
DMMMSU SLUC was an exciting event
filled with intense competition. The
audience and players bore witness to the
blending of intellectual intensity and
sporting prowess. The remaining rounds
are sure to bring more excitement and
anticipation as we wait for the overall
winners to be declared.
The second day of the chess competition
at DMMMSU SLUC was as thrilling as the
previous day, with the third round
shuffling the players again and the fourth
round being the decider. After four
rounds of intense gameplay, the results
of the competition were tallied.
The ranking of the female teams was
announced, with the following
departments taking the top positions: CE-
1, CCHAMS-2, CAS-3, CCS-4, CA-5, and
CF-6. The female players demonstrated
their prowess and skills in the game, with
CE emerging victorious and setting the
pace for the other teams. On the other
hand, the ranking of the men's teams was
also announced, with CA-1 taking the
first position. The other departments
that ranked in include CCS-2, CE-3, CAS-
4, CF-5, and CCHAMS-6. Chess is an
excellent way of building and improving
critical thinking skills, and it was evident
in the way the players executed each
move with precision and accuracy.