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Dark Knights Chess Club
Basic Information
Address: 120 N. 10th Street Ste. 203
McAllen, Tx 78501
Phone Number: 956-393-8875
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Additional Information
Focus: Promote and expand chess throughout the upper Rio Grande Valley area in a manner that will help players develop and utilize the skills necessary for success not only in chess but in life.
Director: Anthony Guerra
Schools Served: Any schools in the upper Rio Grande Valley area can request to have an after school program in their school.
County: Hidalgo
Ages: 6 yrs old to Adult
Membership/Pricing: $25 yearly, or be an active private students
History:
Dark Knights Chess is a family-owned and operated business that focuses on teaching and promoting chess with people of all ages.
As part of the business, we provide services to local Rio Grande Valley school districts, as well as private services.
Our Mission:
To promote and expand chess throughout the Rio Grande Valley area in a manner that will help players develop and utilize the skills necessary for success not only in chess but in life.
Program Highlights:
Free Thursday night chess, Friday night Swiss round chess tournaments open to all ages, monthly Scholastic Chess tournaments during the school year hosted at different schools and other venues, Group and Private chess lessons, summer and winter chess camps.
Support Services:
Afterschool Chess Programs can be scheduled for your school
Activities:
Chess Tournaments