Gala v Selkirk A
On Tuesday night 9th May, the Focus Centre saw a well-contested match between Gala and Selkirk A, with the Selkirk team coming out winners 2½-1½. Dave Bogle got the full point against Martin Wallace, as did Bill Miller against Rob Crosbie. On board 2 John Moore faced newcomer John Feechan and they agreed a draw after a hard game.
That is the last match of the season for Selkirk A, but Selkirk B still have two to play.
Match results and the Bogle-Wallace game...
Borders Individual Minor: Cameron is the winner
The final results are in from the Minor section: Cameron Carter beat Ian Thompson to take the title; Martin Keen beat Alan Armstrong; Alan Miles and Kevin Poulton drew their game; and William Lawrie beat Logan Symons. Congratulations to Cameron Carter! The new tables are below.Minor section
Premier section
NHS matches: Revised fixture list
Two fixtures involving Selkirk teams and the NHS have been rescheduled, as follows. Please note that both of the fixtures will be played on WEDNESDAYS, at the BGH
- NHS v Selkirk B, originally scheduled for 01 Feb 2023, is not yet finalised. We will report it here when firm arrangements have been made
- Selkirk B v NHS, originally scheduled for 04 Apr 2023, will now be played on Wed 28 Jun
Matches page, with revised fixtures...
Archive of home pages
An archive of recent home pages can be found at...
The Town Arms
The home of Selkirk Chess Club
Selkirk Chess Club meet every Tuesday at 7pm in the Town Arms, just off Selkirk Square. We do not meet in the bar itself but in the upstairs function room, and are there most Tuesdays unless we are playing away matches (a list of matches is on this page...).Special feature on the Town Arms, Selkirk...
The Selkirk club
The upstairs room of the Town Arms
As you can see, we occupy a fairly spacious room above the main bar of the Town Arms. It is a friendly club, and we always welcome new chessplayers.
Photo is by Kevin Poulton.
Try our games page
Selkirkchess.co.uk uses a javascript game viewer originally developed by Chesstempo, and the games should display OK on all modern browsers.
The original code has been adjusted to suit this website, so if you have any problems with using the viewer
In the meantime, here is an explanation of the symbols below the board:
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Flip the board (to toggle it from White's / Black's point of view) |
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Forward one move |
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Back one move |
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Go to start of game |
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Go to end of game |
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Start automoves: the program will play through the game automatically, at 1½ seconds per move |
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Stop automatic moves |