Puzzle Day!

Not much movement on the Chess Ladder as many of our chess players were doing some chess puzzles.  I offered a package of space food as a prize for the student who got the best score on a series of 4 chess puzzles I set up.  4 Students tied with one correct answer.  Jack and Luke Fasse, Vladimir Tivanski and Justin Pieper.  The Puzzles were from October Chess Life for Kids.  We will go over the answers next chess club.

XABCDEFGHY
8rsn-+k+ntr(
7zplzp-+pzpp'
6-+-wq-+-+&
5+p+-sN-+-%
4-+p+-+-+$
3wQP+-+-+-#
2PvL-zPPzPPzP"
1tR-+-mKL+R!
xabcdefghy

Black to Move

XABCDEFGHY
8r+-+-mk-+(
7+-zp-+pzp-'
6-vl-+-+n+&
5+p+p+qsN-%
4-+-+R+-+$
3+-+-+-wQ-#
2-zP-+RzPP+"
1+-+-+-mK-!
xabcdefghy

White To Move

XABCDEFGHY
8r+-wq-trk+(
7zpl+n+pvL-'
6-+p+p+-+&
5+p+-+-+p%
4-+pzPP+pzP$
3+-sN-+P+-#
2PzPQ+-+P+"
1+-+R+RmK-!
xabcdefghy

Black to Move

XABCDEFGHY
8R+-+-+-+(
7+-+-+-+-'
6P+-+-+-+&
5+-+-+p+k%
4r+-+-zP-+$
3+-+-+PmK-#
2-+-+-+-+"
1+-+-+-+-!
xabcdefghy
Black to Move





I made a scheduling error, our match against Prairie will not be on November 7th, as it is parent teacher conferences, so tentatively we plan for Nov 14th.