FEU's Bacojo earns grandmaster norm in international chess tournament

A student from Far Eastern University (FEU) has achieved a significant milestone in chess by earning a grandmaster norm in an international tournament. Bacojo represented both the Philippines and FEU in the competition.

The Official Student Publication of Far Eastern University-Manila reported that Bacojo proudly represented the Philippines and FEU after securing a grandmaster norm in an international chess tournament. This accomplishment highlights Bacojo's skill and dedication in the competitive world of chess.

A grandmaster norm is a key requirement for the FIDE title of grandmaster, typically earned by performing at a high level in rated tournaments against strong opposition. While specific details about the tournament, such as its name, location, or dates, were not provided in the report, the achievement underscores FEU's support for student-athletes in intellectual sports.

FEU continues to celebrate successes across various disciplines, as seen in their coverage of other athletic and academic events.

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