Yankees team up with local organization to host chess tournament for the youth
Around 200 players from Community School District 9 and other local schools took part in the first-ever BX Invitational Chess Tournament.
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9ds agoThe New York Yankees teamed up with a local organization to uplift brilliant Bronx students through a chess tournament.
Around 200 players from Community School District 9 and other local schools took part in the first-ever BX Invitational Chess Tournament. The event was started by Bronx organization Project Pawn, helping kids learn chess and strategically plan their future.
Only nine winners were awarded – three elementary school students, three middle school students, and three high school students.
