Shivange wins under-9 title at SLAN inter-school chess tournament

S Shivange claimed the under-9 category title at the SLAN inter-school chess tournament in Hyderabad. The event highlighted young talent with strong performances in multiple age groups. K Shri Shik Tejo and Adhrit Padhy also topped their respective categories.

The SLAN inter-school chess tournament concluded successfully on Sunday, January 25, 2026, at Rockwell International School in Hyderabad. This event brought together young players from various schools in the city, showcasing emerging talent in the chess scene.

In the under-9 category, S Shivange emerged as the winner, securing first place. M Aayansh took second, and Adish Telang finished third. The under-12 group saw K Shri Shik Tejo claim the top spot, followed by G Devansh Reddy in second and A Tamaghna Sahoo in third.

For the under-15 division, Adhrit Padhy won the crown, with A Shravani in second place and M Ujwal rounding out the top three. These results demonstrate the competitive spirit and skill development among Hyderabad's youth in chess.

The tournament, organized by SLAN, provided a platform for inter-school rivalry and skill enhancement. It underscores the growing interest in chess among young students in India, particularly in urban centers like Hyderabad.

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