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Shivanshi again successfully retained Chess Champion 7/17/2015 11:28:59 PM Early Times Report UDHAMPUR, July 17: Youngest Champion Shivanshi once again successfully retained Chess Champion title in her name after beating opponents in 25th Computer Point Technologies Special Format Women Open and Under Category Chess Championship 2015. 25th Computer Point Technologies Special Format Women's Open & Category Chess Championship 2015 is concluded today here at Champion sports and cultural academy (CSCA) at Udhampur. Champions league was organized by District Udhampur Chess Association, affiliated by All J&K State Chess Association and supported by Sky High India Social organization. In tough fight, Shivanshi Student of Kendriya Vidhyalya No. 1 Udhampur and winner in under ten category, successfully retained her position of Youngest Champion once again in Computer Point Technologies Special Women Open Category Chess Championship 2015. Apart from winning under ten category, Shivanshi also played better and beat Sheena Akhtar in final battle in the women's Open category Championship after securing five points out of six in her name against opponent in Open category. The Tournament was coordinated and Sponsored by Brilliant Brains Abacus, Computer Point Technologies, Computer Point colligate, Brilliant Brains Learning Point, (RSCET) Research & Studies in communication Education & Technology Cooperative Ltd, (NMCETC) National Mission of Computer Education & Technology Cooperative Ltd., Champion Sports & Cultural Academy (CSCA).   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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