Chess league offers free training for tourney directors
Madison City Chess League will offer tournament director training on Aug. 15 at Madison Public Library. CONTRIBUTED
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 By  GreggParker Published 
6:44 pm Thursday, July 14, 2022

Chess league offers free training for tourney directors

MADISON – Madison City Chess League or MCCL will conduct training for tournament directors certified by the United States Chess Federation.

The training session at Madison Public Library, 142 Plaza Drive will meet in Auditorium 2, next door to the MCCL meeting in Auditorium 1. The free training on Aug. 15 will run from 6:15 to 7:15 p.m.

“Join Todd Guthrie, USCF Senior Tournament Director, and learn about the rules and claims most commonly made during chess tournaments,” MCCL Executive Director Ranae Bartlett said.

The session will be open to all adults and chess club members in high school who are interested in serving as a certified tournament director.

While the cost is free, participants do need to register to attend. To access registration forms, visit madisonchess.com/events/810/tournament-director-training-815. Or, using online steps, visit madisonchess.com. Click the “EVENTS” dropdown menu, and click “UPCOMING EVENTS.” On the next page, scroll down and click “Tournament Director Training – 8/15.” Click “Details” for the registration page.

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