KCF Academy Concludes Third Season with Notable Achievements
The Kasparov Chess Foundation Academy has completed its third season, highlighting a year of growth and notable events. This year, the Academy organized the Kasparov Chess Festival in Radenci, which attracted 650 chess players from 33 countries.
Following the festival, the Academy hosted an international chess camp for 65 young players, which included training and recreational activities. A key moment was a visit to the Kasparov Grand Tour, where participants met Garry Kasparov for photos and autographs. The season also featured the Garry Kasparov Trainers Conference, attended by 150 participants.
In addition to its educational programs, the Academy launched a special initiative for national Olympic teams in 2026. Participants in the Academy's programs achieved significant successes, including Anastasia Hnatyshyn, who became the European Women's Champion. The Academy is now preparing for its next season, which will run from January 9 to June 23, 2027, featuring masterclasses with renowned players like Veselin Topalov and Garry Kasparov.
