Wimbledon Chess Club

St. Winefride's Church Hall, Bridges Road, Wimbledon SW19 1EN (Thursdays).
The Sultan Pub, 78 Norman Road, Wimbledon, SW19 1BT (Mondays).
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The top reason given in a poll for why members pick Wimbledon is that ours is a friendly club offering loads of match games. Since beating Streatham in 1892, Wimbledon's focus has increasingly been on inter-club competition and we now play well over 100 matches every year. With 15 teams (8 of them competing in Surrey) players of all strengths get the chance to represent the club

Whilst winning is important to our members (we've won both the Alexander Cup and the Challenge Cup for the individual county championship a record number of times), so too is good relations with other clubs (including sharing management improvement ideas) and supporting the Association. There is also a high level of member participation in running the club to share the administrative burden

Subscriptions vary depending on how many leagues you play in (London and Thames Valley are the other two). Juniors have free membership

Secretary Gordon Rennie gordon.rennie@sap.com




Treasurer Martin Lake marl84k@yahoo.co.uk 07722 214631




Fixtures Secretary Gordon Rennie gordon.rennie@sap.com




Registration Secretary Gordon Rennie gordon.rennie@sap.com




Surrey Trophy Gordon Rennie gordon.rennie@sap.com




Ellery Williams Trophy Martin Lake marl84k@yahoo.co.uk 07722 214631




Fred Manning Trophy Paul Barasi pbarasi54@btinternet.com




Alexander Cup Gordon Rennie gordon.rennie@sap.com




Website
www.wimchess.co.uk

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