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Canadian Junior Scholarship with OCC & CYCC Triple Qualifier Series
The Canadian Junior Scholarship with OCC & CYCC Triple Qualifier Series is a series of junior chess tournaments organized by Chess4win, designed to give young players the opportunity to qualify for three major events through one tournament.
Players can earn multiple qualifications based on their performance in each Triple Qualifier tournament:
QUALIFICATION:
The series provides young players with more opportunities to compete, gain tournament experience, and work toward provincial and national-level events—all through a single competition.
The Canadian Junior Scholarship Final is the championship event of the series, bringing together qualified players to compete for scholarship prizes.
Play Once. Qualify for Three.
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Past Canadian Junior Scholarship Final Winners
| Section | Player's Name | Prize | Coupon |
|---|---|---|---|
| U18 | Hanxi (Hancy) Jiang | $300 | $200 |
| Tim Kovalevskiy | $200 | $100 | |
| U16 | Nolan Wu | $300 | $200 |
| Irene Xie | $200 | $100 | |
| Sichang Huang | $100 | $50 | |
| U14 | Sarthak Deshpande | $300 | $200 |
| Warren Feng | $200 | $100 | |
| Aarush Ajith | $100 | $50 | |
| U12 | Shabd Dembla | $300 | $200 |
| Alan Wang | $200 | $100 | |
| Allen Cao | $100 | $50 | |
| U10 | Maximus Liang | $300 | $200 |
| Justin D Wang | $200 | $100 | |
| Eshwar Gayatridas | $100 | $50 | |
| U8 | Thamizhaaradhanan Panneerselvam | $300 | $200 |
| Vihaan Chutani | $200 | $100 | |
| Xavier Kwan | $100 | $50 |
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PRIZE: Trophy for the first place, Medals for the second and third place in each Division.
QUALIFICATION:
Players who score 2.5 points qualify for CYCC 2027.
Players who score 3 pointsqualify for the Ontario Chess Challenge 2027.
Players who score 3 points qualify for the Canadian Junior Scholarship Final, with the date to be announced, and a $5,000 guaranteed prize fund
Participants must be entering 12 grade or lower.
Please contact Chess4win Canada if you have any questions.